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Even as the lights came for many who lost power in New York and New Jersey during the superstorm and a later nor'easter, hundreds of residents protested Saturday outside a Long Island utility, frustrated by its slow response to outages. Power restoration has been slower there than in other areas hit by Superstorm Sandy, sparking criticism of the Long Island Power Authority. Some of the 130,000 blacked out homes and businesses the utility serves may not have power restored until the end of Tuesday, LIPA said. In the rest of the region hardest hit by the storm, most service was expected to be restored by the end of the weekend, though that doesn't include tens of thousands of homes too damaged to juice up. "We are sitting in a cold house. No one comes by," said John Mangin of Levittown, N.Y. "There should be criminal charges against the CEO and the executive board of LIPA for failure to do their jobs." He was among about 300 people staging a rally in front of LIPA's office in Hicksville, N.Y. Not all were without power, but some who have power said they were there to protest LIPA's lack of communication. LIPA chief operating officer Michael Hervey said they were aware customers haven't gotten the information they've needed from the utility, partly because of an outdated information technology system they're in the process of updating. "I certainly feel the frustration of customers whose power remains out. Our hearts go out to them," Hervey said.
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Can't wait for these people to run our Healthcare. :)
They should be rejoicing the government has taken care of them. Can't you feel the love of big government? I bet it is cold and a numbing feeling.
South Carolina linemen were in NY right after Sandy and were told that only UNION workers were allowed to do the repairs. That is insane, bordering criminal.
Those people will NEVER learn. You want unions, you get unions and nothing but unions.
I really feel bad for the people who have to endure the problems of a disaster, but if they have the time to protest wouldn't that time be better spent helping their neighbors and community recover?
The root cause of the problem is obvious. Not enough windmills, not enough solar panels, and certainly not enough payments for "carbon credits."
People are fools you do not put power up in a few days..union or non union....In Florida it took just as long ...You need to figure on two week minimum in storms like this..It is probably much harder up there the equipment is older
Then with a big smile, Hervey went on to say, "But we can all be grateful that these East Coast Liberals voted Democrat and kept Mr. Obama in a position to cut the red tape."
Yep! And they will work reaaalllllyyy slowly to get all of that overtime.
We lived 50 miles north of Houston and after hurricane Ike we were without power for 17 days. No one protested. Fortunately we did not have to endure the cold. We always endured the heat after a hurricane.
NJ supposedly just got another 1600 linemen this week from somewhere . They went from 265,000 out on Friday to 46,000 out now. Sister still doesn't have power. But at least they got a generator.
I remember there was some bad heat wave somewhere in Texas. Forgot year. Governor Bush said not to worry about air conditioning bill. Just use it and work out payment later.
Not sure how that worked out. That part never made the news.
I think that year over 5,000 people in France died due to heat wave.
Wake me when they start to place the blame on Obama. I expect I'll be sleeping for a long time.
Believe that!
I'm sure though after enough overtime some bodies gonna just want sleep after 16hr shift get too much.
I'm sure payday's gonna be nice though.
Con Edison . Think that's NY , already talking about rate increase.
Not sure about jcpl but wouldn't be surprised there.
Enjoy your sleep. Probably a hundred years from now they'll be a new hero and Obama will be thrown under the bus.
You don't have to tell me that, my daughter was 21 days old when Hugo came through SC and we did not have power for 4 weeks! Thank God for breastfeeding and for the angels who hiked along roads closed by fallen trees to bring me a 6 month supply of diapers. My husband and his brother were out from day one, helping elderly neighbors and clearing the roads. We NEVER turned down any offer of help! I doubt the people of NY would do it either, it was a shock to hear that the unions turned down help.
Don't blame the power companies. Blame the unions who sent non-union people home so they could make more time and a half, double time on Sundays, and triple time on the holidays!!
Cuomo's remarks condemning the power companies smell of government takeover to me. They are all so evil and deceitful.
Exactly. The South would have been up and running by now. I'll be damned if they would have turned away skilled labor from the north. Let New Jersey swim in the filth they have sewn.
Luckily, those non-union crews from the South returned home because they were not needed. Union crews should be able to drag out repairs and double/triple overtime until June or July of next year. Permanent repairs, and the necessary overtime, will take years. Just hope another storm doesn't happen in the near future.
6 months to see a dentist in Canada. If you paid to see sooner you could get jail time. Not dire if that changed.
This is all new to me. 70's - 80's We lost power several days in winter with 0 to -16 weather. Had no generator, just wood burning stove for heat, cooking, bath water.
Nobody complained. Yes it was miserably cold.
NJ was first to sign bill of rights . Guess they forgot to bring up to the authors about power outages.
This is a GOOD thing!
These poor people who have been inconvenienced terribly by this awful storm should be singing songs of praise to Obama and his Democrats, and to their liberal Democrat Party elected state officials, for the massive effort they making to help them. And these poor suffering people should not forget to praise all of those Democrat Party union leaders who are striving mightily to return the lives of everyone back to normal. That's why this is GOOD thing! All of these important and caring Democrat party leaders and unions are in those people's thoughts and prayers tonight. I'm sure of this!
You're right!
They should have been out there throwing eggs and rocks at the utility crews like they were last week
I live here in NYC metro area. F em all! We deserve every miserable thing we get.
In all of this, I've not seen one person cleaning up their own property, or anyone elses'. They're waiting for it to be done for them. In several tornado, hurricane disasters in my life, it makes the job of the power crews easier if you get the debris out of their way. These are not people I'd want for neighbors in bad times or good
Hope things get better for you soon, my friend.
The same was true after hurricane Alicia in 1983. The people helped each other and it was a slow process of cleanup. My heart goes out to people in distress, but you're not doing much to help yourselves up there. You look more like Haiti than the USA
Thanks but I dont care. We vote foe communism - we earned this.
I live here in NYC metro area. F em all! We deserve every miserable thing we get.
No, you are still Americans and you deserve the best this country can offer. Unfortunately your politicians and unions don't feel the same way. Don't be down on the rest of the country either, we sent crews to help. We are still Americans and want to help, we just aren't allowed to sometimes. We're not against New Yorkers in time of need no matter how they vote. Your politicians and unions on the other hand don't care if you suffer as long as it is in their best interest
That and health care. When I pointed that out to a liberal once, they responded with, "that's only because health insurance wasn't around yet. If it had been, the founders would have included it.". Guess that would apply to power and EBT cards, as well.
They ought to be protesting out in front of the local IBEW office instead, after that union's bigwigs turned away non-union help.
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In the shepherds and shepherdesses that inhabit many of Long's pastoral paintings, Pan is also present – in a milder form – as the Spirit of nature.
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Kensington Palace
The feminine influence of generations of royal women has shaped this stylish palace and elegant gardens.
Venue Type:
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1 March – 31 October 2014 (summer) Daily 10.00-18.00 Shop and Orangery 10.00-18.00 Last admission 17.00.
For visits 1 March 2014 - 28 February 2015
Adult £16.50
Child (under 16) Free
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Full-time students, over 60yrs with ID £13.70
Annual membership (unlimited entry to six palaces) From £46.00
Additional info
Pushchairs can be left at the security desk in the ticket hall and baby-changing facilities are available in the toilets next to the shop. A children's menu is available in the Orangery restaurant.
Disabled access to Kensington Palace is limited as the State Apartments are on the first floor and there is no lift. Wheelchair users should be advised that access to the State Apartments will require the visitor to walk up a shallow flight of 30 steps.
However, all areas of the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection are accessible by wheelchair, as is the Orangery restaurant, which has a wheelchair ramp.
There are disabled toilet facilities on the ground floor, next to the shop.
The sound guide scripts are available in written form for visitors with hearing difficulties.
Visitors with disabilities are admitted at a concessionary rate and an accompanying carer is given free entry. Please notify the admissions staff when purchasing your tickets.
There is limited disabled parking next to the Orangery. As space is restricted, it is advisable to book in advance. Please telephone +44 (0)20 7937 9561.
The Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection at Kensington Palace is a Designated Collection of national importance.
There are no other collections of court dress comparable to this one. The collection includes court dress fashions from the 18th and 20th centuries, as well as emphasising the role of the trades-people who made the costumes. The collection acts as an outward manifestation of the significance of royalty and governing institutions in Europe, gives insights into important events in the nation's history, and helps to explain the complex hierarchy of courtly life.
Collection details
Social History, Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles
Key artists and exhibits
- Designated Collection
Victoria Revealed
- 17 February 2014 — 17 February 2018 *on now
Victoria Revealed explores the many, often surprising, aspects of Queen Victoria's character: devoted wife, dedicated mother, devastated widow and powerful stateswoman.
Follow Victoria's story from the room in which she spent her first moments as queen. Trace her journey from young girl to queen enthralled with a new husband, to grieving matriarch and ruler of a vast empire.
The exhibition includes iconic, impressive, beautiful and often deeply personal objects, from Victoria's simple white silk wedding gown, to the dolls she made, dressed and named as a little girl. Victoria and the people who surrounded her tell this story: excerpts from her journals, letters and reports from contemporary commentators give insight into the extraordinary life of the woman whose name defined an age.
Suitable for
- Any age
- Family friendly
The exhibition is included in your palace admission.
Fashion Rules: Restyled
- 11 February 2016 — 28 February 2018 *on now
Fashion Rules: Restyled expands Kensington Palace's glimpse into the era-defining fashion choices of three of modern history's most stylish royals. From the 'New Look' glamour of Princess Margaret in the 1950s to the elegance of HM The Queen in the 1970s and the tailored drama of outfits created for Diana, Princess of Wales in the early 1990s, the display continues to explore how these women navigated the fashion 'rules' defined by their royal duties in unique style.
Free with a palace ticket.
Eerie Evening Tours
- 31 October 2016 — 24 February 2017 *on now
As Kensington Palace celebrates its Victorian heritage this season, step back in time and explore this regal residence and its sinister stories after hours. The palace's Eerie Evening tours promise a morbid historical journey - guided by lamplight and an expert palace Explainer - starting in the Victoria Revealed exhibition, in the very rooms where a young Princess Victoria herself grew up.
Suitable for
- 18+
- 16-17
Eerie Evening Tours, 6.30-8.30pm
Halloween Special: 31 October 2016 (includes light refreshments)
6, 13, 20, 27 January and 3, 10 17, 24 February 2017
Adult: £30 (minimum age 16), no concession tickets available
Advance booking is essential, on 0844 482 7777 or www.hrp.org.uk.
A Level sessions
Leisure, travel and tourism
Historic Royal Palaces is embarking on its most ambitious project to date: the total transformation of the visitor experience at Kensington Palace. As part of this process, the education team is offering a unique insight into the redevelopment of a major heritage site.
Bespoke talks and tours can cover most modules in Leisure, Travel, Tourism and Business studies BTEC, GCSE, AS and A2. Call us to discuss your needs on 020 3166 6626.
A-level: British Empire
This session, which includes a workshop and subject-specific tour, draws on Kensington Palace's role as a centre for court life from 1689-1760 to discuss key factors in the early development of the British E
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session, please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646.
A Really Royal Palace: State Apartment Trail
No wonder so many royals loved Kensington Palace: it's where they could do things that regal rulers really loved doing. Imagine you are a visitor to the palace with an appointment to see the King and follow our trail around the State Apartments.
How to obtain
Download this children's activity trail from our website.
Brand new schools and colleges programme for September 2009
From drama to design, from fashion to politics, the new programme at Kensington Palace offers fresh and fascinating takes on history, citizenship and culture.
Come and find out how Victoria and Albert fell in love, how William III and Mary II seized the throne or practice your storytelling skills in our enchanting palace.
We have new sessions for KS1, KS2, KS3, GCSE and A Level students.
To find out more about the sessions on offer or to book please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools
- Jenny Wedgbury
Fashion rules!
Discover the secrets of royal dress by imagining yourself as a member of the royal family 100 years ago.
GCSE session - Media Through Time
From the vicious political satires of the 18th century, to the drama of Victoria's accession in the 19th, to the glamour of late 20th century royalty, Kensington Palace has always been in the media eye. In this session, specially developed for the new AQA unit, students will use Kensington Palace's rich history to take a chronological look at the mutually dependent relationship that has developed between the media and the monarchy.
The session covers key concepts of causation and the varying influence of different factors on developments through analysis of primary sources, discussion and debate.
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session, please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646.
KS1 session - My Perfect Palace
How do you build a palace for a king and 600 courtiers? By exploring the amazing State Apartments, students will find out. They'll also learn what life was like at court, and how to prepare for a royal audience! The session highlights features of homes across time, while also revealing what makes a palace special.
This session especially supports skills of historical interpretation and enquiry by comparing homes of the past to those of the present.
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session, please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646.
KS1 session - Really Royal Stories
Forget fairytales... come to Kensington Palace and find out how real kings, queens, princes and princesses lived. In this storytelling and drama session students will learn about royal life in this most perfect of palaces. The session explores the beautiful state apartments – a great place for students to practise the storytelling skills developed during the session!
This session especially supports skills of historical enquiry and English speaking and listening by exploring the historic environment through storytelling.
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session, please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646
KS1 session - Victoria's Toys
What was Queen Victoria's favourite toy? Through storytelling and drama, students will learn about the young Victoria's childhood, education and pastimes at Kensington Palace. Students will look at the Queen's original toys and handle replica items.
By comparing toys of today and those of the past, this session especially supports chronological understanding, historical enquiry and knowledge and understanding of events, people and changes in the past.
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646.
KS2 session - Rags and Riches: Victorian childhood in Kensington
This session compares the very different lives of two girls growing up in Kensington in the early 1830s. Young Princess Victoria spends her days in the luxury of the palace. Orphaned Annie Jarvis lives and works in the Kensington Workhouse. Using primary sources, students will investigate Victoria and Annie's daily routines. They'll also see the rooms where Victoria spent her childhood and try on replica costume.
By analysing differing lives of children in the Victorian age, this session especially supports skills of historical interpretation and enquiry.
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session, please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646.
KS2 session - Victoria and Albert Rule!
This session looks at one of the most famous royal couples of all time, Victoria and Albert. How did they meet? Did they really fall in love at first sight? Students become royal reporters, recording the romance, extravagant wedding and lives of this amazing couple. They'll see the rooms where the two first met, and piece together the impact they had on British society.
This session especially supports skills of historical enquiry and organisation and communication as students complete their reports.
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session, please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646.
KS3 session - Making Britain Great!
In these Making Britain Great sessions, your students take on the role of members of parliament, and vote to influence the outcome of one of three key events that helped shape modern Britain. In each session students will examine the evidence, then use interactive voting technology to reconsider the historic decision. Will they side with precedent, or change the course of British history?
These sessions especially support the key concept of cause and consequence as students analyse the reasons for, and results of historical events, and the key processes of historical enquiry and using evidence, as they reflect critically on historical issues.
A Glorious Revolution?
It is 1688. James II is
- Jenny Wedgbury
How to obtain
To book a session, please go to www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonschools or alternatively phone our booking office on 020 3166 6646.
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Richland School Board to narrow down bond options tonight
The Richland School Board is hoping to adjust its proposed bond tonight, after parents spoke out against the potential closure of Jefferson Elementary School.
Currently, the proposed $98 million bond would turn Jefferson into the new home of the Three Rivers HomeLink program, which is outgrowing its current building.
But the board has decided to look at other options to see if Jefferson can stay a K - 5 school.
Tonight, board members are expected to come up with a new plan to present to community members.
Then, next week or the week after that, they're expected to make a final decision.
"The board has talked about many different options. Tonight, we'll narrow it down. HomeLink will still be on the table, we'll still be talking about providing a facility for that public school. And that public school will, I don't know for sure where it will end up, but it will still be part of the bond I'm confident" said Rick Jansons, Richland School Board.
Tonight's meeting starts at 6:30 PM at the Richland School District office.


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1A 23-year-old Mequon man was arrested for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving after revocation in the 8800 block of North Port Washington Road at 1:45 a.m. Feb. 17. The man had an occupational license, his had been suspended for a drunken driving conviction, but he was driving outside the restricted hours. Two plastic bags of marijuana weighing 4 grams were found in his pockets and a pipe with residue was in the glove box and another pipe, also with residue, and a grinder were in the center console.
2A 36-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested on two counts of theft, obstruction for giving a false name and three warrants in the 7600 block of North 44th Street at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 19. The woman approached a resident telling him she ran out of gas and would he buy two gift cards for $10. That resident recognized her as coming to his home Jan. 5 asking for money for the American Cancer Society and he gave her $5. She then went to a neighbor's this time asking for money for autism research and got $43. On this date, he said he would buy the cards but had to get the money and went inside and told his wife to call the police. The woman became nervous and when she tried to leave the two struggled. She did flee but was caught.
3A 2008 Pontiac valued at $12,000 was taken while parked at Brown Deer Library, 5600 W. Bradley Road, about 7 p.m. Jan. 29. It was found in the 8900 of North Michele Street, Milwaukee, at 8:45 p.m. No damage was reported.
4A 26-year-old Brown Deer man was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction, a warrant and speeding 58 mph in a 40 mph zone in the 5900 block of West Brown Deer Road at 11:55 p.m. Jan. 29. He had a preliminary blood alcohol content of 0.179 and was taken for a blood draw.
5A 25-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of 1.6 grams of marijuana after the car he was in was stopped in the 9000 block of North Green Bay Road at 2:25 p.m. Feb. 1. The car smelled of marijuana and the man admitted he had smoked it earlier.
6A 22-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of 0.5 grams of marijuana and driving with a suspended license in the 8200 block of North Teutonia Avenue at 11 p.m. Feb. 4. The man had hidden the marijuana in his glove and it fell out at the police station. He said he bought "today" for $10 but wouldn't say where or from whom.
7A 23-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving after a 911 call reporting an erratic driver in the 6500 block of West Bradley Road at 2:45 a.m. Feb. 6. The man said he didn't have much to drink "just two beers and a shot or two." His BAC was 0.08.
8A 20-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for theft of a jacket valued at $230 from Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, at 6:15 p.m. Feb. 8. She was found at another store and arrested.
A 29-year-old woman and a 39-year-old man, both of Brown Deer, were referred to the District Attorney for disorderly conduct/domestic violence related after both reported the other had attacked them at 3:25 p.m. Feb. 9. The man, who had cuts and scratches to his face, had a preliminary BAC of 0.275.
A 29-year-old Brown Deer man was arrested for battery/domestic violence related, after he grabbed his mother's throat and pushed and hit her at 2 p.m. Feb. 11. The victim signed the 72-hour no contact order.
9A 29-year-old Brown Deer woman was arrested for physical abuse of a child after her daughter reported that her mother had given her "a whooping" before she came to school at Dean Elementary School, 8355 N. 55th St., at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 11. The girl, who had cuts and bruises on her face, said her mother hit her with a belt and her fist.
There were two additional domestic violence incidents this week.
10A man, age and residence not available, was arrested for drunken driving, with two prior convictions, refusal to take a breath test and warned for speeding 34 mph in a 25 mph zone in the 500 block of East Dean Road at 2:20 a.m. Feb. 10. The man admitted drinking telling police they were "ruining my life" and because of the arrest his "children would be homeless." When asked if he intended to harm himself he told the officer to "Kiss my (expletive)." He was taken for a blood draw.
11A woman, age and residence not available, was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction, after weaving in traffic in the 8200 block of North Port Washington Road at 2:30 a.m. Feb. 15. The woman said she was out with friends and had five drinks. She also said she'd driven those friends home and started to cry. Her BAC was 0.27 and she was taken for a blood draw.
12A resident reported four unauthorized withdrawals of $50 each from her account at US Bank, 400 W. Brown Deer Road, on Feb. 15. The bank said that the authorization was called in and approved over the phone. The case is under investigation.
13Two Milwaukee women, 23 and 29, were arrested for disorderly conduct at Applebee's, 5810 N. Bayshore Drive, at 8:50 p.m. Feb. 6. The women were loud and profane complaining about the food and the service. When told to quiet down, the younger woman said "I can do what the (expletive) I want." She later apologized for threatening the server and being disorderly. The older woman, who was celebrating her birthday, told an employee that after she got out of jail she would return and "Whoop her (expletive)."
14A 24-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for drunken driving and driving without a license in the 6200 block of North Port Washington Road at 1:40 a.m. Feb. 7. When arrested, she began to cry and admitted never having a license. The woman, who also admitted drinking two beers and a half pint of gin, had a BAC of 0.29.
15Items valued at more than $30,000 including computers, DJ equipment, TVs and jewelry were taken from the 6900 block of North Rockledge Avenue between 7:30 p.m. Feb. 8 and 1:30 a.m. Feb. 9.
16A woman was the victim of a battery after exiting a bus in the 5800 block of North Port Washington Road at 1:30 a.m. Feb. 9. She told police she got on the bus at the airport and her attacker got on about a mile later. He sat across from her and kept punching his hand with his fist which made her nervous so she moved closer to the driver. After they got off, the man punched her causing injury and then ran off. The woman was taken to a hospital. The driver said the man is a frequent rider.
17A 17-year-old Milwaukee boy was arrested for operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent and knowingly fleeing an officer after speeding through Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Fox Point and Glendale where his car was stopped by stop sticks in the 6000 block of North Port Washington Road at 12:15 a.m. Feb. 10. The boy and his 16-year-old male passenger fled but police followed their footsteps in the snow to the 500 block of West Fairfield Court. The passenger, who was referred to Children's Court, denied knowing the car was stolen saying his friend said he bought it from his grandmother.
A resident reported getting a phone call from "her grandson" saying he'd been in an accident and arrested for drunken driving the morning of Feb. 13. He then asked her to send him $3,000. The woman told him, "Call your mother!" and hung up knowing it was a scam.
18A student, age and residence not listed, was cited for theft of earphones valued at $200 from an unlocked boy's locker at Nicolet High School, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road, at 1:10 p.m. Feb. 13.
19A man, age and residence not listed, was arrested for lewd and lascivious behavior after exposing himself to a waitress in the 5800 blocks of North Bayshore Drive at 3:25 p.m. Feb. 13. The man, who was banned for life from Bayshore, said he was on medication.
No reportable incidents.
20Two 13-year-old girls of Milwaukee and Shorewood were referred to juvenile authorities for disorderly conduct after fighting in a hallway at Shorewood Intermediate School, 3830 N. Morris Blvd., at 8 a.m. Feb. 8. No injuries were reported.
21A 2005 Chevy work van left running and unlocked was taken from the 4000 block of North Oakland Avenue at 9 a.m. Feb. 8. It was recovered in an alley behind the 3300 block of North Fourth Street, Milwaukee, at 4 a.m. Feb. 9.
22A 38-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia and theft at Pick 'n Save, 4145 N. Oakland Ave., at 8:45 p.m. Feb. 8. The man, who left the store with $65 of meat, was stopped and found with a crack pipe.
23A 38-year-old Grafton woman is a suspect in theft of beauty products and baby formula valued at more than $100 from Pick 'n Save, 4145 N. Oakland Ave., at 10:10 p.m. Feb. 8. The woman, who was recognized as previously been banned from the store, got in a car and fled.
24A 59-year-old Milwaukee man was cited for theft of a woman's wallet at Pick 'n Save, 4145 N. Oakland Ave., at 1:50 p.m. Feb. 9. The man was in line behind the woman and after she checked out, she left her wallet behind and he took it. He then paid for his groceries using his store card and police were able to trace him to his Milwaukee home where he admitted the theft and gave back the wallet.
25A 19-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for receiving stolen property, displaying unauthorized plates and driving with a suspended license in the 3900 block of North Holton Avenue at 1:40 a.m. Feb. 12. The man was driving a car with stolen license plates and when stopped he denied knowing they were stolen saying "a dude" just gave them to him.
A 34-year-old Shorewood man was arrested for disorderly conduct/domestic violence related and a probation violation after a report of him hitting his live-in girlfriend at 3:45 a.m. Feb. 12. The woman signed the 72-hour no contact order. Later that day, the District Attorney issued a no-process order and the man was then only cited for disorderly conduct.
26A woman was the victim of an assault as she stood at a bus stop in the 3500 block of North Oakland Avenue at 11:35 p.m. Feb. 12. She was unable to give a description of the man and refused medical treatment.
27A 2007 Hyundai SUV valued at $14,000 was taken from the 3600 block of North Maryland Avenue on Feb. 13 or 14. It had been parked on the street.
A 23-year-old Whitefish Bay woman was arrested for battery/domestic violence related after causing injury to a man about 2 p.m. Feb. 12. The man signed the 72-hour no-contact order. The case was processed by the District Attorney's office and the woman was charged with battery/disorderly conduct.
28A 39-year-old Mequon woman was cited for hit and run after hitting the driver's side view mirror of a parked car and driving off in the 5200 block of North Lydell Avenue about 4 p.m. Feb. 12. The woman was located and said she knew she hit the other vehicle but didn't see any damage.
29A bank deposit of more than $600 was reported lost or missing as an employee walked from Dunkin' Donuts, 106 W. Silver Spring, to Associated Bank, 430 E. Silver Spring Drive, about 4:20 p.m. Feb. 12.
30A resident reported that someone scratched her 2003 Honda Element SUV in the 900 block of East Henry Clay Street between 9:30 p.m. Feb. 13 and 7:30 a.m. Feb. 14. The amount of damage was not available.
31A resident reported that her purse was missing early morning Feb. 14. The last time she remembered having it was at Starbucks, 302 E. Silver Spring Drive. She listed the value of the purse at $400 and the contents at more than $1,500 including a $200 wallet, a $300 cellphone, $400 sunglasses and more than $600 cash.
32A 43-year-old Whitefish Bay woman was cited for failure to notify police of an accident, failure to have insurance and failure to display license plates after she hit another car and left the scene on Henry Clay Street and Santa Monica Boulevard at 9:50 a.m. Feb. 15. The woman, who exchanged information with the other driver, left before police arrived.
33A 23-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for resisting/obstruction and trespassing in the 5500 block of North Shoreland Avenue at 6:05 p.m. Feb. 15. The man was running from police as a suspect in a theft at a Bayshore Town Center store. When caught, he was taken into custody by Glendale police.
34A purse with credit and debit cards, a UWM student ID and about $40 cash was reported lost or taken somewhere in the 300 to 600 blocks of East Silver Spring Drive between 4:30 and 5 p.m. Feb. 16.
35A 26-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving and resisting arrest in the 4700 block of North Oakland Avenue at 11:45 p.m. Feb. 16. Police responded to a report of a male slumped over in his car. He refused to take field sobriety tests and struggled with police and had to be electronically shocked. He was taken for a blood draw.
Firefighters responded to 117 calls, 76 emergency medical and 41 fire/rescue, Feb. 3 to 10 and 110 calls, 81 emergency medical and 29 fire/rescue Feb. 11 to 17.
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Debates of Dec. 7th, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #112 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was consultants.
- Question Period
- Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development
- Government Response to Petitions
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Business of Supply
- Safer Railways Act
- Criminal Code
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Protecting Victims From Sex Offenders Act
- Interprovincial Shipment of Wine
- Comments by Member-Elect for Vaughan
- Jean-Louis Legault
- Desjardins Movement
- Great Canadian Beaver Race and Festival
- Long-Term Disability Benefits
- Organ Donations
- Nancy Guyon
- Youth Violence Prevention
- Mark Dailey
- Desjardins Group
- New Democratic Party of British Columbia
- Violence against Women
- Farm Family of the Year
- Status of Women
- Trade with Turkey
- Government Priorities
- The Environment
- Public Safety
- Aboriginal Affairs
- The Environment
- International Trade
- Government Spending
- Health
- Québécois Network of Resistance
- Health
- Lévis Celebrations
- Census
- Employment Insurance
- The Economy
- Veterans Affairs
- Copyright
- Government Spending
- Air India
- Veterans Affairs
- Points of Order
- Protecting Victims From Sex Offenders Act
- Business of the House
- Safer Railways Act
- Nuclear Non-Proliferation
- Safer Railways Act
- Sustaining Canada's Economic Recovery Act
- Business of Supply
- Canadian Human Rights Act
- Census
New Democratic Party of British Columbia
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Peter Julian Burnaby—New Westminster, BC
Mr. Speaker, sadly, Carole James, leader of the B.C. New Democrats, announced her resignation yesterday.
I first came to know Carole when she was running for the leadership of the provincial NDP in 2003. At that time there were just two NDP seats in the provincial legislature as the party had reached its lowest level in three-quarters of a century.
We were all impressed with her energy, her poise and endurance as she tirelessly set to work to rebuild the party. Through her determination, calm and quiet confidence, Carole rallied broad support from the grassroots. She travelled throughout B.C., small towns to big cities, and she brought the party from two seats to three dozen seats and came within a few thousand votes of victory in 2005 and 2009.
We honour Carole as a friend. We thank her for re-establishing a vigorous agenda for social justice with a strong and vibrant NDP presence in every region of British Columbia. We thank her for her dedication to this worthy course.
New Democrats owe her so very much.
Violence against Women
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Cathy McLeod Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo, BC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday we remembered an act of violence against women that shocked the nation and left 14 young women dead.
The scope of those murders was unprecedented. Our statistics remain unacceptable. Girls and young women consistently experience the highest rates of gender-based violence in Canada. Between 1997 and 2006, young women between the ages of 15 and 24 were killed at a rate nearly three times that for all female victims of spousal homicide. Girls also experience higher rates of physical and sexual assault by family members than boys.
Our government has funded initiatives to promote equality and violence-free behaviour in dating relationships and to improve self-esteem, self-confidence and safety. One such project in Quebec is receiving funding from Status of Women Canada to deliver workshops on sexual assault to 3,000 girls and boys.
Today, let us solidify our commitment to protecting and empowering girls and young women against all forms of violence.
Farm Family of the Year
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
André Bellavance Richmond—Arthabaska, QC
Mr. Speaker, on December 2, the family of Robert Fortier and Marie-Paule Provencher from Saint-Pierre-Baptiste in the Érable region were named farm family of the year by the Fondation de la famille terrienne as part of the 86th UPA conference.
This award is given out each year to a family that, from generation to generation, has preserved and inspired values unique to farming in Quebec.
Robert Fortier and Marie-Paule Provencher have been married for 67 years and have 15 children, all of whom have helped with the work on the farm. The couple's sons started farms on neighbouring land and the seven family farms now cover 1,950 acres and have 9,700 maple taps, 360 beef cows, 121 dairy cows and some horses. Approximately 4,300 hogs are also raised each year. Working in a spirit of co-operation, the family members share the labour and machinery to ensure that their respective farms operate smoothly.
I would like to sincerely congratulate the family of Robert Fortier and Marie-Paule Provencher for their remarkable contribution to the development and sustainability of Quebec agriculture.
Status of Women
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Maria Minna Beaches—East York, ON
Mr. Speaker, 40 years ago today, the historic Royal Commission on the Status of Women paved the way for greater equality for Canadian women with the tabling of its groundbreaking recommendations on everything from pay equity to prohibiting gender and marital status as grounds for discrimination by employers.
Formed by former Liberal Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, the commission played a major role in defining the status of women as a legitimate social issue. Most of the 167 recommendations tabled under the Trudeau government have been implemented.
Today, despite the progress made by women over the past decades, there are still significant barriers to equality in Canada.
Unfortunately, women's equality has taken a step back under the Conservative government's regressive policies, which have led to a growing gender gap in this country.
Equality will only be achieved when we all, including the Conservative government, uphold our responsibilities to the women of Canada.
Trade with Turkey
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Maurice Vellacott Saskatoon—Wanuskewin, SK
Mr. Speaker, we are a trading nation. Our prosperity depends on our ability to sell our goods to other countries. That is why our government is pursuing an ambitious trade agenda to expand trade, open doors for Canadian exporters, encourage economic growth and create jobs for Canadians.
This week, the Minister of International Trade is on a trade mission with Canadian business to Turkey. While in Turkey, the minister has opened a new office of Free Breeze, a Canadian wind energy company, as well as a promotional office for Centennial College to recruit students from Turkey to study in Canada. As a sign of Canada's continued efforts to engage Turkey in a productive commercial relationship, the minister also opened a new Canadian consulate in Istanbul.
Turkey represents an important market for Canada, with trade between our two countries at over $1.5 billion in 2009.
As chair of the Canada-Turkey parliamentary friendship group, I encourage all members of this place to support our Canadian businesses as they engage with Turkey. I applaud the minister's efforts in these days.
Government Priorities
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, in Canadian households, three-quarters of family caregivers are women. It is women who take care of sick children and women who take care of aging parents.
These women have a question for the Prime Minister: why spend billions of dollars on prisons, fighter jets and corporate handouts, but nothing on family caregivers?
Government Priorities
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, women, like all Canadians, benefit from this government's policies. We are not spending only in the areas mentioned by the Leader of the Opposition; we are also spending on health and education. We are also spending to reduce taxes and to provide benefits to families. All of these programs are important to Canadian women.
Government Priorities
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, but there is nothing for family caregivers.
What we are hearing across the country is that emergency rooms are jammed, hospital waiting lists are growing longer and families cannot get care in the home. Home care can relieve the pressure on hospital waiting lists, but instead of acting, the government is investing in prisons, planes and corporate tax breaks.
Why does the Prime Minister not understand that these priorities are actively hurting the Canadian health care system?
Government Priorities
Oral Questions
December 7th, 2010 / 2:15 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, nothing could be further from the truth. Having a strong criminal justice system and a strong national defence certainly does not hurt the health care system.
What hurts the health care system and what hurt the health care system historically was the deep cuts made to health care transfers to the provinces by the previous Liberal government. That is why, as this government has looked at its budgetary priorities, maintaining the growth of those transfers for our health care system has been the number one priority of this government.
Government Priorities
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Michael Ignatieff Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, if we want to help Canadian families, they need help with home care. The Liberal home care plan would provide home care for 600,000 Canadian families. It would reduce pressure on hospital waiting lists. Instead, the government's priorities are clear: prisons, planes and corporate tax breaks.
Why can the government not understand that these priorities are not the priorities of Canadian families?
Government Priorities
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Calgary Southwest
Stephen Harper Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, the priorities of this government, beyond national defence and criminal justice, are pretty obvious. It is preserving jobs; it is making sure Canadian families do not pay taxes that are too high; and it is making sure that we fully fund transfers for health and education to the provinces, so that unlike in the previous government, the health care system of this country can move forward.
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Lise Zarac LaSalle—Émard, QC
Mr. Speaker, in Cancun, as in Copenhagen, there is no leadership from this government. The report by the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development confirms this: the Conservatives' environmental record is terrible. Meanwhile, the provinces are working proactively to repair the damage the Conservatives have done to our international reputation.
Why should Quebec and the other provinces have to do the federal government's work? Why are the Conservatives abandoning their role and holding Canada back, when the rest of the world is moving forward?
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Chilliwack—Fraser Canyon
Chuck Strahl Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, of course, nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, we are working closely together across a whole of government approach on addressing environmental issues.
We welcome the commissioner's report. We of course are working to address those concerns that were raised. We welcome his suggestions. In fact, we are already taking action on preventing and preparing for environmental emergencies, which is something that he highlighted, as well as strengthening our water monitoring program and investing in climate change adaptation. Those recommendations are welcome and they are consistent with what the government is already doing.
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Joyce Murray Vancouver Quadra, BC
Mr. Speaker, the government's measly words on climate change mean nothing. Its messaging is all to distract Canadians from a woeful lack of leadership. It is all part of a climate change con job.
Today the environment commissioner confirmed that the Conservatives have no plan. They weakened their emissions targets, but they have no plan to achieve even that. The part-time minister scolds other countries making real reductions, to hide that he has no plan.
Why is the Prime Minister trying to con Canadians? When will he stop the deceit on climate change?
The Environment
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Chilliwack—Fraser Canyon
Chuck Strahl Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, I do not know where the member is coming from. In fact, it was our government that helped to negotiate the Copenhagen accord.
We have been working closely with the Obama administration. We have harmonized our targets with the United States. We have introduced continental tailpipe emission standards for vehicles. We have established biofuel content regulations. We have introduced national waste water regulations. We have introduced regulations to phase out coal-fired electrical plants. We have expanded our national parks, and yesterday we created the Lancaster Sound park.
We continue to work for the environment on behalf of all Canadians.


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wow, even the bleach fillers have absolutely superb animation. Wtf
Ty Xerenix
A bridge towards peace; the will of fire still endures!
Rokudaime Hokage, Rokudaime Rikudou Sennin Uzumaki Naruto
funny episode, omaida should have said vice-captain instead
I've watch bleach episode 12. It was pretty funny filler and i would like to rate it 7 out of 10.
Okay, so I watched the new episode. I guess it was amusing in its own right. But it was just about Omaeda lying to some kids about being captain and Yoruichi makes Soi Fan into her slave for about 5 minutes of the episode. Then at the end Soi Fan beats the shit out of her after she mans up and defeats a Hollow for a change.
Next week is the supposed new captain of squad 11. We'll see if that title is also a bluff or not.
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Hello and good morning hope you have a nice day.
Good morning to all my friends, I missed you.
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
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I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
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My apartment does not vent sewer gas up to the roof. Instead, the landlord has used something at the end of the vent pipes called a Studer valve (I'm not sure if I've spelled this correctly). Even with this, I notice the smell of sewer gas in my laundry closet, where there is one of these vents near the ceiling - and particularly around the opening where the washing machine discharges water. What can I do about this? My landlord thinks the valve should do the trick - but obviously, it hasn't.
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Title Transfers
NC Title Transfers
When you buy or are given a new vehicle, the most important step in obtaining ownership over the vehicle is to get the title transferred from the previous owner to your name. This will be the main method of proving you are the vehicle's lawful owner, and ensuring that you are able to move forth with your vehicle's registration and other vehicle services as well.
You should never purchase a vehicle without a title, and you should never forget to transfer the vehicle title to ensure that you are able to prove the vehicle is yours and not someone else's. The DMV must also be able to keep track of the vehicle's owners, knowing who to send the important documents for the vehicle to.
There are various different vehicle transactions that cause the need for a title transfer in NC, including:
- New vehicle purchase
- Vehicle sale
- Vehicle loan payoff
- Vehicle transfer between family
- Vehicle received as gift
- Vehicle donation
- Vehicle inheritance
- Vehicle title name correction
Selling Your Car in NORTH CAROLINA
Selling your vehicle is a process in itself, featuring several guidelines, requirements, and practices that should be taken into consideration. While you are searching for the best of the best in vehicle selling tools, the vehicle history report is definitely going to shine much brighter than the rest. This report is just the thing that your potential buyers are looking for in order to properly judge the value and quality of the vehicle.
Once you sell the vehicle, it is time to transfer the title, which can be done with the following steps:
- Locate current vehicle title
- Both buyer and seller must sign rear section of title certificate
- An accurate odometer reading must be input into the appropriate section of the title
- Print and sign your name in front of the notary public
- Remove plates, keeping or surrendering, depending on the law of the state
- Give title to the vehicle's new owner, who is responsible for completing the transfer
While a Bill of Sale may not be a requirement, it definitely can't hurt to complete one with the buyer.
Buying a Vehicle in NORTH CAROLINA
Getting a vehicle from a dealership can be the easiest method as the dealer will complete the titling, registration, and even plating of the vehicle for you. If you, however, decide that a used vehicle would be better for you, you must complete your title transfer on your own with the DMV.
- Get the signed title from the seller – which is a must and is not a step that should ever be skipped.
- Ensure the seller has completed the appropriate portion on the title. If they haven't and you don't find out until you get to the DMV, you will have to wait to transfer the title and register the car.
- Appear in front of a notary public in the county and sign your portion of the title next to "buyer".
- Visit your local vehicle servicing DMV office.
- Complete the appropriate form provided by the DMV.
- Show your photo identification card or another form of ID.
- Pay your title transfer fee in office.
- Pay the necessary sales tax if applied.
Check with the DMV to determine whether the seller must complete any other forms before the title can be transferred so you aren't wasting your time. Be sure to complete the title transfer before the time allowed by the state is up so you aren't hit with higher fees.
Removing a Title Lien
If there is a lien on the title, you will have to first have it removed before the title can be transferred into your name. You must contact the DMV and the lien holder to determine the appropriate steps for removing the lien so you can claim ownership over the vehicle.
Title Transfers for Different Situations
Whether you are selling, gifting, or donating the vehicle, the title transfer process is going to be the same. You must print and sign your name in the appropriate section of the title, getting it notarized as you do so, providing the new owner with all the documents and title that is needed for the transfer to take place.
While the circumstances, costs, and overall process may change a bit, the new owner is always going to be the responsible party for completing the transfer of title certificate on the vehicle before any other actions can take place with the vehicle – including driving it.


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Barker, J.A. (2010) Modelling doublets and double porosity. Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology, 43, 259-268. (doi:10.1144/1470-9236/08-095).
Lin, Lili, Yan, Rong, Liu, Yongqiang and Jiang, Wenju (2010) In-depth investigation of enzymatic hydrolysis of biomass wastes based on three major components: cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. Bioresource Technology, 101, (21), 8217-8223. (doi:10.1016/j.biortech.2010.05.084).
Liu, Y. Q., Kong, Y. H., Zhang, R., Zhang, X., Wong, F. S., Tay, J. H., Zhu, J. R., Jiang, W. J. and Liu, W. T. (2010) Microbial population dynamics of granular aerobic sequencing batch reactors during start-up and steady state periods. Water Science & Technology, 62, (6), 1281-1287. (doi:10.2166/wst.2010.408).
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Lomas, K.J., Bell, M., Firth, S.K., Gaston, K.J., Goodman, P., Leake, J.R., Namdeo, A., Rylatt, M., Allinson, D., Davies, Z.G., Edmondson, J.L., Galatioto, F., Guo, L., Hill, G., Irvine, K., Taylor, S.C. and Tiwary, A. (2010) 4M: measurement; modelling; mapping and management – the carbon footprint of UK cities. In, Proceedings of Low Carbon Cities. Low Carbon Cities The Hague, NL, International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) , 168-191.
Lázár, A.N., Wade, A.J., Whitehead, P.G. and Heppell, C.M. (2010) Modelling fixed plant and algal dynamics in rivers: an application to the River Frome. In, BHS 2010 Third International Symposium, Newcastle upon Tyne, GB, 19 Jun - 23 Jul 2010. 8pp.
Lázár, Attila N., Butterfield, Dan, Futter, Martyn N., Rankinen, Katri, Thouvenot-Korppoo, Marie, Jarritt, Nick, Lawrence, Deborah S.L., Wade, Andrew J. and Whitehead, Paul G. (2010) An assessment of the fine sediment dynamics in an upland river system: INCA-Sed modifications and implications for fisheries. Science of The Total Environment, 408, (12), 2555-2566. (doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2010.02.030).
Meredith, David, Crouch, Stephen, Galang, Gerson, Jiang, Ming, Hung, Nguyen and Turner, Peter (2010) Towards a scalable, open standards service for cross-protocol data transfers across multiple sources an sinks. [in special issue: e-Science: past, present and future II] Philosophical Transactions of The Royal Society: A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences, 368, (1926) (doi:10.1098/rsta.2010.0148).
Naranjo, Sofia (2010) Food sovereignty's potential to address poverty and hunger by creating sustainable peasant led agri-food systems: a case study from the Brazilian food acquisition programme in Mirandiba, Pernambuco. University of Southampton, School of Civil Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 321pp.
Pickard, Kirsty (2010) Heavy metal pollution and blackheaded gull (larus ridibundus L.) breeding ecology. University of Southampton, School of Civil Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 325pp.
Rankinen, K., Thouvenot-Korppoo, M., Lázár, Attila N., Lawrence, D.S.L., Butterfield, D., Veijalainen, N., Huttunen, I. and Lepistö, A. (2010) Application of catchment scale sediment delivery model INCA-Sed to four small study catchments in Finland. CATENA, 83, (1), 64-75. (doi:10.1016/j.catena.2010.07.005).
Sanchez, Aida Cuni (2010) Predicting suitable areas for cultivation and conservation of the baobab tree and investigating superior sources of planting material. University of Southampton, School of Civil Engineering, Doctoral Thesis , 231pp.
Smit, Gerrit (2010) The behaviour of modern flexible framed structures undergoing differential settlement. University of Southampton, School of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis .
Stagonus, Dmitris (2010) Micro-modelling of wave fields. University of Southampton, School of Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 211pp.
Stanton, Neville A., Harris, Don, Salmon, Paul M., Demagalski, Jason, Marshall, Andrew, Waldmann, Thomas, Dekker, Sidney and Young, Mark S. (2010) Predicting design-induced error in the cockpit. Journal of Aeronautics, Astronautics and Aviation, 42, (1), 1-10.
Tiwary, A., Namdeo, A. and Bell, M.C. (2010) Secondary aerosol generation potential in an urban environment from a biofuel based decentralised electricity production plant: assessment and mitigation. In, Urban Environmental Pollution - Overcoming Obstacles to Sustainability and Quality of Life , Boston, US, 20 - 23 Jun 2010.
Tiwary, Abhishek and Colls, Jeremy (2010) Mitigating secondary aerosol generation potentials from biofuel use in the energy sector. Science of The Total Environment, 408, (3), 607-616. (doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2009.10.019). (PMID:19878969).
Tsuzaki, Toru (2010) Spartina anglica population and environmental studies within the Solent salt marsh system. University of Southampton, School of Civil Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis .
Whitehead, P.G., Lázár, A.N., Futter, M., Pope, L., Wade, A., Willows, R. and Burgess, C. (2010) Modelling sediment supply and transport in the river Lugg catchment: strategies for controlling diffuse sediment loads. In, BHS 2010 Third International Symposium, Newcastle upon Tyne, GB, 19 - 23 Jul 2010.
Zeichen, Marta Manca (2010) Protection and management of marine areas in the Mediterranean Sea: applications of satellite remote sensing. University of Southampton, School of Civil Engineering and the Environment, Doctoral Thesis , 398pp.


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Jewish Professor Accused of Anti-Semitism by Student Who Doesn't Listen
Cameron Johnston is a professor of social sciences at York University in Canada. He is Jewish. But the bad part is, he's also a Nazi! Fire him at once! Wait... what did he say?
See, on Monday, on the first day of class, he was telling his students about acceptable and unacceptable opinions. And as an example of an unacceptable and dangerous opinion, The Toronto Star reports, he said "All Jews should be sterilized."
Well! Twenty two year-old Sarah Grunfeld, a student with poor listening skills, was not about to stand for whatever it is he just said! She stormed out of class and informed a campus Jewish group that Professor Johnston was a rabid anti-Semite. Predictable outrages ensued! And Johnston has spent all week now explaining that he actually said the opposite of what Grunfeld thought he said. Sadly, Sarah Grunfeld is this kind of person:
Grunfeld said Tuesday she may have misunderstood the context and intent of Johnston's remarks, but that fact is insignificant.
"The words, 'Jews should be sterilized' still came out of his mouth, so regardless of the context I still think that's pretty serious."
Grunfeld also expressed skepticism that Johnston was in fact Jewish.
Asked directly by a reporter whether she believes Johnston is lying, she was unclear.
"Whether he is or is not, no one will know," she said. ". . . Maybe he thought because he is Jewish he can talk smack about other Jews."
Sarah, if you try really really hard for the rest of the year, you may come out of college smarter than you went in. It's not a good bet at this point, though.


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The human brain is made up of billions of neurons. Each has a cell body, an axon [1], and many dendrites [2]. The cell body contains a nucleus [3], which controls much of the cell's activities. The cell body also contains other structures, called organelles, that perform specific tasks.
The axon, which is much narrower than the width of a human hair, extends out from the cell body. Axons transmit messages from neuron to neuron. Sometimes, signal transmissions—like those from head to toe—have to travel over very long distances. Axons are covered with an insulating layer called myelin [5] (also called white matter because of its whitish color). Myelin, which is made by a particular kind of glial cell, increases the speed of nerve signal transmissions through the brain.
Dendrites also branch out from the cell body. They receive messages from the axons of other neurons. Each neuron is connected to thousands of other nerve cells through its axon and dendrites.
Groups of neurons in the brain have special jobs. For example, some are involved with thinking, learning, and memory. Others are responsible for receiving information from the sensory organs (such as the eyes and ears) or the skin. Still others communicate with muscles, stimulating them into action.
Several processes all have to work smoothly together for neurons, and the whole organism, to survive and stay healthy. These processes are communication, metabolism, and repair.
Imagine the many miles of fiber-optic cables that run under our streets. Day and night, millions of televised and telephonic messages flash at incredible speeds, letting people strike deals, give instructions, share a laugh, or learn some news. Miniaturize it, multiply it many-fold, make it much more complex, and you have the brain. Neurons are the great communicators, always in touch with their neighbors.
Neurons communicate with each other through their axons and dendrites. When a dendrite receives an incoming signal (electrical or chemical), an "action potential," or nerve impulse, can be generated in the cell body. The action potential travels to the end of the axon, and once there, the passage of either electrical current or, more typically, the release of chemical messengers, called neurotransmitters, can be triggered. The neurotransmitters are released from the axon terminal and move across a tiny gap, or synapse [6], to specific receptor sites on the receiving, or post-synaptic, end of dendrites of nearby neurons. A typical neuron has thousands of synaptic connections, mostly on its many dendrites, with other neurons. Cell bodies also have receptor sites for neurotransmitters.
Once the post-synaptic receptors are activated, they open channels through the cell membrane into the receiving nerve cell's interior or start other processes that determine what the receiving nerve cell will do. Some neurotransmitters inhibit nerve cell function (that is, they make it less likely that the nerve cell will send an electrical signal down its axon). Other neurotransmitters stimulate nerve cells, priming the receiving cell to become active or send an electrical signal down the axon to more neurons in the pathway. A neuron receives signals from many other neurons simultaneously, and the sum of a neuron's neurotransmitter inputs at any one instant will determine whether it sends a signal down its axon to activate or inhibit the action of other neighboring neurons.
During any one moment, millions of these signals are speeding through pathways in the brain, allowing the brain to receive and process information, make adjustments, and send out instructions to various parts of the body.
All cells break down chemicals and nutrients to generate energy and form building blocks that make new cellular molecules such as proteins. This process is called metabolism. To maintain metabolism, the brain needs plenty of blood constantly circulating through its billions of capillaries to supply neurons and other brain cells with oxygen and glucose. Without oxygen and glucose, neurons will quickly die.
Nerve cells are formed during fetal life and for a short time after birth. Unlike most cells, which have a fairly short lifespan, neurons in the brain live a long time. These cells can live for up to 100 years or longer. To stay healthy, living neurons must constantly maintain and repair themselves. In an adult, when neurons die because of disease or injury, they are not usually replaced. Research, however, shows that in a few brain regions, new neurons can be generated, even in the old brain.


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I am sure we have all heard them, but do we have any favorites?
There are a few I enjoy, "Goin' up to Bethlehem" (parody of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Up Around the Bend") and "Santa Claus is Fooling around" (a parody of Bruce Springsteen) both are preformed and written by Bob Rivers who is pretty much the end all be all of Christmas Parody Music.
My Very favorite is "The 12 Pains of Christmas" ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOPOjTZtdR8 ) I can really relate to the guy 'riggin' up da lights'