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Itasca County Modified an existing suppport order in 2002 and never registered it in my state of residence (CO), the mother and child lived in CA at the time of modification. Neither of us or the child had resided in MN for over 4+ years. Itasca is finally registering that order for UIFSA enforcement(the first i learned about UIFSA) in IL. Is the modification valid? They have refused to review the case since the modification in 2002.
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Why is the order being registered in IL if you (as the support obligor) live in CO? Does the mother now live in IL? Yes, the modification is still valid until a new order says it isn't.
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It is possible the modification was made without appropriate jurisdiction if neither you nor your child nor your former wife resided in Minnesota at the time the motion to modify was filed. But there are a few possible problems. And because of those problems, you should immediate contact a very good Minnesota Family lawyer who has in depth knowledge of the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA) and the case law under it. The problems are: (1) the amount of time that has passed since the modification order was entered; (2) not knowing what kind of notice you received about the original hearing; (3) other matters regarding the reason and basis for the modification request and how it came about; (4) in what way, if any, you participated in the modification if you received notice of the planned modification.
You should contact lawyers with in-depth knowledge about UIFSA in both Minnesota and Illinois to address the issues in the case. And you have a very short time (generally 20 days) from the time you receive notice of the planned registration in which to object to that registration. And if you do not object to registration of the Minnesota order outside Minnesota, you may have additional problems outside the state in which the order is registered.
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It is not clear if the original support order was out of Minnesota. If so, then if it was not moved out of the state the court would maintain jurisdiction to modify it. What happens now depends on the notice received back then and if you had an opportunity to contest the order. More information would be needed. Please feel free to call for a consultation. Robert A. Manson 651-604-0711
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|Application number
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|Oct 30, 1984
|Filing date
|Nov 28, 1980
|Priority date
|Nov 28, 1980
|Publication number
|Alan H. Beder, Nai-Chiu J. Lai
|Original Assignee
|Ingold Electrodes
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (15), Classifications (7), Legal Events (1)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to electrochemical electrode analysis systems and more particularly to electrode assemblies of the type that employ a selectively permeable membrane interposed between an electrode and the sample to be analyzed.
Such electrodes have been used for sensing a variety of gases including carbon dioxide and ammonia, in which the direct measurement of the gas is made potentiometrically through the use of an ion selective electrode assembly. For example, in the case of carbon dioxide, when the electrode assembly is exposed to a fluid containing carbon dioxide, the carbon dioxide diffuses across the permeable membrane in response to a partial pressure difference and equilibrates electrolyte confined between the permeable membrane and a hydrogen ion selective membrane, causing a change in hydrogen ion activity which is sensed by the electrode as a change in pH of the electrolyte such that the electrode develops a voltage related to CO2.
The selectively permeable membrane and the internal fill solution are selected as a function of the type of gas to be sensed. A critical aspect is the permeable membrane-ion selective portion interface, and in many electrode constructions, it has been difficult to change or replace the membrane properly. A number of arrangements have been proposed to facilitate and simplify membrane replacement.
In accordance with the invention, there is provided a replaceable cap assembly for use with an electrochemical analysis electrode that includes an electrode body and an ion selective portion at an end of the body. The replaceable cap assembly comprises a housing component for releasable attachment to the electrode body, the housing component having a cavity for receiving the ion selective portion when the housing is attached to the electrode body and a port in the end wall of the housing. A selectively permeable membrane that is disposed between two juxtaposed annular sealing elements extends across the port, and the membrane-annular sealing element assembly is fastened in place with a securing component that has a clamp portion and latch structure for mechanical engagement with the housing component such that the clamp portion compresses the juxtaposed sealing members against the membrane to seal the port with the membrane being seated against the ion selective portion of the electrode when the cap assembly is attached to the electrode body. This electrode cap assembly provides a modular unit with a premounted selectively permeable membrane which provides consistent membrane alignment over the ion selective portion of the electrode, and ready conversion of the electrode to different gas sensitivities without direct handling of the membrane. The cap assembly eliminates "edge diffusion" effects at the membrane-sensor interface in an electrode system that is accurate and reliable and provides outputs of high sensitivity.
In preferred embodiments, the selectively permeable membrane is a composite structure that includes a layer of selectively permeable material in intimate contact with a porous layer that positions a film of electrolyte between the ion selective portion of the electrode and the selectively permeable layer. In particular embodiments, the selectively permeable layer is of microporous hydrophobic material (average pore size of about one micron or less) and the porous layer is of nonwoven hydrophilic material integrally attached to the hydrophobic layer.
In a particular embodiment, the end surface of the housing component is of conical configuration and the clamp portion has an annular surface of mating conical configuration. A first annular sealing element in the form of an O-ring is seated in a groove in the housing component and the second annular sealing element is an apertured disc of resilient material. A latch structure that fastens the securing component to the housing component includes a lead surface that terminates in an annular lip which seats in an annular groove in the housing component and is dimensioned so that the juxtaposed sealing members are both compressed; and the cap assembly is releasably attached to the electrode body by a thread arrangement.
Other features and advantages of the invention will be seen as the following description of a particular embodiment progresses, in conjunction with the drawing, in which:
FIG. 1 is a view, partially in section, of an electrode system in accordance with the invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the replaceable cap assembly of the system shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is an exploded view of components of the cap assembly;
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of portions of the cap assembly in partially interfitted relation; and
FIG. 5 is an enlarged sectional view of a portion of the electrode system shown in FIG. 1 in assembled relation.
The gas sensing electrode assembly 10 shown in FIG. 1 includes a cylindrical probe body 12 that is about 1.6 centimeters in diameter and about 14 centimeters in length. Formed in end portion 14 of probe body 12 is a threaded section 16; an annular groove 18 which receives O-ring 20; and an annular cap stop surface 22. Disposed within body 12 is an elongated cylindrical glass tube 24 that has a diameter of about six millimeters and that is secured in body 12 by epoxy seal 26 through which vent tube 28 extends. An ion selective membrane 30 of pH sensitive glass is fused to the end of tube 24 and forms the lower wall of chamber 32. Disposed within tube 24 is a suitable electrolyte and a suitable conventional electrode 34. A reference electrode sleeve 36 is affixed on tube 24, and electrodes 34 and 36 are connected to shielded cable 38, for electrical connection to external measuring circuitry (not shown).
A replaceable cap assembly 40 includes body component 42 and clamp component 44. Port 46 in the end surface of clamp component 44 exposes membrane 50, as indicated in FIGS. 1 and 2.
Body component 42 is machined of chemical resistant polymeric material (e.g., black Delrin) and, as shown in the exploded view of FIG. 3, defines a cavity bounded by a series of stepped cylindrical surfaces: a bore 52 of about six millimeters diameter, a conical transition surface 54, a cylindrical surface 56 of about one centimeter diameter, a threaded section 58, and a cylindrical section 60 of about 1.3 centimeter diameter adjacent end surface 62. The lower surface 64 of body component 42 (opposite end surface 62) is of conical configuration and tapers at an angle of ten degrees outwardly from the edge 66 of bore 52. Annular recess 68 formed in end surface 64 has a radial width of about 2.5 millimeters and a base 70 recessed slightly less than 1.7 millimeters from end surface 66. Disposed in recess 68 is an O-ring 72 of about 1.7 millimeter diameter in cross-section, so that when O-ring 72 is seated in groove 68 in uncompressed condition, the surface of O-ring 72 protrudes slightly beyond the plane of end surface 66. Formed in the outer cylindrical surface 74 of body component 42 is a recess 76 that defines a radially extending latch surface 78 of about 0.3 millimeter in radial width.
Clamp component 44 is machined of chemical resistant polymeric material (e.g., black Delrin) and has an outer diameter of about 1.6 centimeters and a length of about 0.6 centimeter. Formed on the inner surface of cylindrical wall 80 is an annular latch lip 82 and a lead surface 84 that tapers at an angle of about five degrees. Extending inwardly from the lower end of wall 80 is an annular clamp flange 86 whose upper surface 88 is inclined at an angle of ten degrees and extends to port 46 that is about 6.5 millimeters in diameter. A silicone rubber disc 90 (about 0.3 millimeter in thickness) is arranged to seat on surface 88.
Disposed between O-ring 72 and seal disc 90 is a composite membrane 50 that has a selectively permeable outer layer 92 and a porous electrolyte film defining inner layer 94. The materials of composite membrane 50 are selected in accordance with the type of gas to be sensed. A membrane structure for use in an ammonia sensing system (for measuring ammonia, ammonium ion concentrations, and organic nitrogen following Kjeldahl digestion) includes an outer layer 92 of microporous hydrophobic (expanded polytetrafluoroethylene) film that has an average pore diameter of about one micron and an inner layer 94 of porous (nonwoven polyester) hydrophilic material, the composite membrane having a porosity of about 91 percent and a nominal thickness of about 0.2 millimeter and being obtainable from W. L. Gore and Associates, Inc., under the tradename "GORE-TEX". A composite membrane structure for use in a nitrogen oxide sensing system (for measuring nitrite, nitrate, and nitrogen oxide) includes an outer layer 92 of microporous hydrophobic expanded polytetrafluoroethylene film of 0.5 micron pore size secured in intimate contact to a hydrophilic (nonwoven polyester) inner layer 94 to provide a similar membrane of about 0.2 millimeter thickness that has a porosity of about 84 percent. A composite membrane for measurement of carbon dioxide, carbonates and bicarbonates includes a selectively permeable outer layer 92 of silicone rubber and a nylon mesh inner layer 94.
In assembly of the replaceable structure 40, body component 42 is inverted, as shown in FIG. 4, and O-ring 72 is seated in groove 68. Composite membrane 50 is then positioned on O-ring 72 and seal disc 90 on membrane 50. Clamp component 44 is then slid axially over component 42 with lead surface 84 sliding along body surface 74 until latch surface 82 snaps over on cooperating surface 78. As clamp surface 88 moves towards body surface 64, it rolls the peripheral margin of seal disc 90 and membrane 50 on O-ring 72 in a radial tensioning of membrane 50 and then seal disc 90 and O-ring 72 are compressed against the interposed composite membrane 50. As indicated above, both seal disc 90 and composite membrane 50 each have a thickness of about 0.2 millimeter such that, with clamp component 44 secured to body component 42 by the interference snap fit, juxtaposed sealing elements 72 and 90 are both compressed and provide excellent sealing of the tensioned membrane 50. The assembled cap unit firmly supports membrane 50.
In use, the appropriate internal fill solution is placed in cap 44 and glass tube 24 is inserted through bore 52 and threads 16 and 58 are engaged to seat cap end surface 62 against body reference surface 22. In this position, the end surface 96 of pH glass membrane 30 (which is a smoothly curved convex surface that has a rim to center height of about 0.3 millimeter) is seated against membrane 50, as indicated in FIG. 5, slightly bowing the tensioned membrane so that the entire membrane surface 96 contacts the inner layer 94 of membrane 50 which provides a uniform thickness of electrolyte at surface 96 of glass membrane 30.
The replaceable electrode cap 40 provides a premounted selectively permeable membrane in a modular assembly that accommodates different membrane materials and assures consistent membrane alignment over the end surface of glass membrane 30 in an arrangement which protects the hydrophobic characteristics of the membrane, eliminates "edge diffusion" effects at the membrane-sensor interface and facilitates changing of membranes for measurement of different gases.
While a particular embodiment of the invention has been shown and described, various modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art and therefore it is not intended that the invention be limited to the disclosed embodiment or to details thereof, and departures may be made therefrom within the spirit and scope of the invention.
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|Nov 21, 1989
|Nagakazu Furuya
|Gas sensor
|Feb 22, 1991
|Mar 3, 1992
|Dragerwerk Aktiengesellschaft
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|Mine Safety Appliances Company
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|Jun 4, 2002
|Phoenix Electrode Company
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|Feb 12, 2004
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|Method for producing gas diffusion membranes by means of partial laser evaporation
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|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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Blogs Liberty and Power Milton Friedman has DiedNov 16, 2006 12:37 pm
Milton Friedman has Died
A sad day for liberty. See here.
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Aeon J. Skoble - 11/16/2006
He was a great advocate for liberty and will be missed. OTOH, 94 isn't too bad.


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Dec. 1, 1829, Ireland
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Samuel Baker whose death is elsewhere recorded in this paper, was born in Belfast, Ireland, December 1, 1829. He came to America, a sailor boy, at the age of fifteen, landing in New York and soon among the most ardent lovers and faithful citizens of the great republic. As a mariner he sailed in American ships across the Atlantic ocean visiting the principal seaports of Europ and America and was in the war with Mexico. He was on the U. S. transport ship Monterey, off Vera Cruz at the time of the siege, this was in 1846.
November 8, 1848, he sailed from New York for California on the U. S. transport ship Iowa, in company with eight other transport ships, having 350 U. S. troops on board under command of General Bennet F. Riley, the first provisional Governor of California, under the acquisition of that territory by the United States, his flag ship and head quarters being the Iowa, with himself and the regimental band on board. The fleet made the voyage propitiously by way of Cape Horn, touching at Rio De Janeiro and Valpariso and arriving at San Francisco, March 14, 1849.
Subsequently Baker sailed in coasting service for a short time between San Francisco and Santa Cruz, then struck out for the gold diggings up the Sacramento river, reaching Sutters Fort in June of that memorable year. He traveled up to Smiths' Bar on the American river, just below Doten's Bar, where he met with merely average success and for about twenty years he was backward and forward between the mining region and salt water. He visited Oregon in 1851 and for about a year after he got back was employed as overseer at the California State prison at San Quentin.
In July of 1860, he came to Nevada from Benecia as wagon master with a train of thirty-five U. S. government wagons, loaded with supplies for Fort Churchill. Subsequently he went with the California column, 3500 solders to Arizona, where he was post wagon master at Tuscon, for several months. For about four years he rode pony express between Fort Yuma and San Diego, across desert wastes and among hostile Indians and on his return to California took a wagon train out to Star City, Humboldt county in this state for Col., C. F. Snowden and Major Kyle.
In August 1863, Baker came to the Comstock load and soon got into regular employment as brakeman at the hoisting works of the Gould & Curry, Savage, Yellow Jacket and other leading mines, following this occupation for about ten years. Then by way of variety, he turned his attention to the police department and became city jailer at Virginia.
At an early hour in the morning of August 14, 1872, he with others of the police, detected a burglar on the roof of the C street saloon and in trying to climb up an awning after the fellow, Baker accidentally fell, striking heavily on his shoulders and back. Partial paralysis was the result, seriously affecting his limbs and lower part of the body, and so continuing to the time of his death.
He recovered sufficiently in about a year after his accident to serve as watchman in the U. S. Mint, Carson, for two or three years and subsequently kept a small cigar and variety store.
He married at Benecia in 1858 and leaves a son, formerly yard master on the S. P. R. R. at Wadsworth and a daughter, married at Butte, Mont, also five grand children, all born in Carson City.
His last desire was that he should be buried under the auspices of the old Pacific Coast Pioneers and Native Sons of the Golden West.
The forgoing biographical obituary sketch was written from his own dictation, heading and all, about eight years ago, at earnest request of old Sam himself, who evidently felt that his day of dissolution was not far away and wished to leave himself satisfactorily recorded. He died with that continued happy assurance and his surviving relatives may also be happily assured that his last days ended amid homelike surroundings, peacefully and well.
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Hotel is quite small but has nice rooms. My window was overlooking the street but it was quiet and no noice whatsoever. Good mirrows but safety box would have needed 50€ deposit!
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We are planning to spend a few in Glacier National Park, MT, and we could possibly plan some additional days for additional siteseeing. If we could only do one, which is better for scenic drives and hiking: Banff or Waterton Lakes National Park? Our trip looks something like this:
Day One: Arrive in Montana in the late PM
Day Two: Drive to Glacier National Park (about three hours); spend time in the park
Day Three: Spend time in Glacier National Park
Day Four: Drive on Going-to-the-Sun Road (then either Waterton or Banff)
Day Five: Would really like to get to Banff
Day Six: Would love to drive up to Jasper, but don't want to be in the car "the whole time" -- also don't want to shortchange one area for a glimpse of another area.
Day Seven: Have to drive back to Montana (8 hours from Banff)
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Looking at this, would it be better to spend additional time in Glacier NP? We definitely want to see Banff; should we focus on that and forget about Waterton? Is it really unrealistic to try to go up to Jasper as well (my interest there is the Icefields Parkway.)
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Waterton Lakes NP or Banff NP ... or maybe Jasper?
We are planning to spend a few in Glacier National Park, MT, and we could possibly plan some additional days for additional siteseeing. If we could only do one, which is better for scenic drives and hiking: Banff or Waterton Lakes National Park? Our trip looks something like this:
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Last summer I took my adult daughter to Glacier NP in Montana. Being Married with a 6 year old she always want less days and I, of course always want more.
We settle on 4 days plus travel.
We spent 3 1/2 days in Glacier (way too little in my opinion).
We came and left from Calgary so going to Waterton lakes for a few hours was barely out of our way.
We photographed the hotel from afar, went inside for a few minutes went over to see and photograph the waterfalls and did the most strenuous hike of the trip; Bears Hump.
Upon returning I immediately started to makes plans to return to Glacier this August (next week). I'm spending a week (with a friend) in the park and then barely over two days going to Banff and Jasper.
I was in Banff for several days a couple of years ago so I feel I can pick exactly where we'll go in Banff. I haven't been to jasper so my plan is to stop at most of the viewpoints along the Icefields with one or two short waterfall hikes.
I've picked out two routes very close to the town of Jasper for wildlife potential and scenery. Cavell Road and Maligne Road. I'm not sure if we'll get to both.
Then we'll end up in Calgary where we sleep over and return home the next morning.
There's a pretty good chance that the trip to Banff and Jasper will just be a scouting trip for a more extensive trip in a year or so.
That's my plan.
Now about your.
When are you going?
Where are you flying into and out from?
With the amount of time you've allowed for Glacier I expect you don't plan on going to the Many Glacier area. This is the most spectacular part of the park.
It's a 5 hour drive from Rising Sun Motor in about 5 miles along GTTS Road from the St Mary entrance to Banff Townsite.
I suggest you save Banff and Jasper for another time, add a day to Glacier and spend half a day going to Waterton Lakes.
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if you want to see Banff...you could stay there for your last two nights before returning to Montana. you would only get a "sample" of what's there but it is beautiful to see and if you don't mind driving, i'd do it if you are the type who enjoying benging in the car and enjoying the scenary. definitely can't fit jasper in.
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The Utah Jazz franchise is going through a huge transition, going from a veteran-dominant roster to one built around a young core. That in itself is difficult enough, but Utah's early road-heavy schedule full of tough opponents has not aided its cause. The Jazz were defeated by yet another potential contender as the Chicago Bulls ran away with a dominant 97-73 victory.
Utah was overpowered from the tip-off as Chicago darted out to a 16-7 lead just four minutes into the game. The Jazz were never able to cut into that deficit much in the second quarter and then were simply pummeled in the second half by an energetic and tenacious Bulls squad. Chicago is clearly a team vying for a championship, while Utah is simply vying for its first win of the season. The Bulls schooled their opponents in nearly every way. Here's hoping Utah was taking notes.
The Jazz will finish up their four-game road trip Saturday versus the Toronto Raptors.
Stellar starters: Chicago has one of the NBA's most formidable starting line-ups in Derrick Rose, Carlos Boozer, Luol Deng, Joakim Noah and Jimmy Butler. With the exception of the up-and-coming Butler, its starters all have All-Star game appearances on their resumes. They showed their excellence in what turned out to be a relatively low-impact evening. The five combined to shoot 25 of 42 from the floor — 59.5 percent. They finished with a collective 68 points, and thanks to the blowout nature of the game, four of the five played 27 minutes or less.
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Can you tell a wild (native) bee from a honey bee? Did you know there's a difference?
Despite their importance, wild bees face unprecedented threats and urban habitats are proving more and more important for their populations.
In addition to their significant role in food security, bees — particularly the wild ones — are important pollinators of our native plants, including trees. Many of our native plants have co-evolved with certain wild bee species and rely on them to reproduce. But Ontario's bee populations are declining.
Luckily, there are simple things we can do in our yards to support wild bees in the city! Here are three ways to get started:
1. Design your garden with wild bees in mind: ensure there is a continuous succession of nectar- and pollen-producing plants flowering from spring through fall. Plant different flower colours, shapes and heights. Native bees are generally attracted to white, yellow, blue and purple flowers.
2. Keep existing habitat in your yard: in other words "let it bee". Leave dead stems on plants in fall so solitary bees can use them as nesting habitat. Where possible, leave cavities in the ground (left by rodents) or in trees for our only wild social bees (bumblebees) to nest in. These cavities also provide a good place for bees to hide during storms.
3. Avoid buying plants that have been pre-treated with synthetic pesticides: neonicotinoids and other systemic pesticides can be very harmful to bees. Ask your nursery or plant supplier to confirm their plants are neonicotinoid-free.
If you live in Ajax, Toronto, or York Region, you can purchase a Native Bee Garden Kit through LEAF to easily create bee-friendly habitat in your yard! The kits contain a variety native shrubs and perennials that support wild bees, and come with garden plans to assist you with design and planting. LEAF also offers a variety of native trees and shrubs that support native bees through the Backyard Tree Planting Program.
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TRCA has partnered with LEAF to offer additional subsidies on native trees and Edible Garden Kits for homes in the Black Creek SNAP program area. Many of these species can provide vital habitat for wild bees in the city. Click here for a map and more information about this project!
Melissa Williams is the Program Manager at LEAF – Local Enhancement and Appreciation of Forests. LEAF is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and improvement of the urban forest that offers many planting, education and stewardship programs across Ajax, Mississauga, Toronto and York Region.
When: Monday, June 6, 2016, 7-8:30pm
Where: John Booth Community Centre 230 Gosford Blvd, North York
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The Caledon SNAP is located in a mature neighbourhood in Bolton, Caledon's major urban centre, within the Humber River watershed. Located in west Bolton, the neighbourhood is west of the historic core and is comprised mostly of residential properties, with pockets of commercial and institutional development. The neighbourhood is also comprised of parks, schools, green spaces and trails, and is transversed by Jaffrey's Creek, a tributary of the Humber River. The local demographic is a mix of young to middle-aged families and older couples ranging in cultural diversity.
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The United Nations has hired more than 30 armed private security contractors for its operations in volatile security regions but the arrangement has irked some member countries who voiced concern about possible human rights abuses and illegal actions in a recent General Assembly meeting.
The assembly consequently passed a resolution at its April 12 plenary session stressing that private armed security services be used only as an "exceptional measure."
In a report provided to the General Assembly by the United Nations' Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, the private contractors were listed as working as part of U.N. political missions in countries such as Iraq, Somalia, Libya and Afghanistan and on peacekeeping missions in locations from Haiti to the Democratic Republic of Congo and beyond.
Against the backdrop of apprehension is a history of incidents involving private contractors. In 2007, employees of Blackwater USA, hired by the U.S. military, shot at Iraqi citizens, killing 17 of them, when clearing traffic for a U.S. diplomatic convoy.
Among the U.N. contractors, G4S, a British security service, has a history of three guards implicated in the 2010 death of an Angolan refugee they were escorting on a flight from London to Angola, though no formal charges were filed against them, according to a media report.
The United Nations has long used private security companies, mostly involving unarmed local contractors to secure locations for the protection of U.N. personnel and its assets, according to the report.
However, as the international organization finds itself to be a target in violence-prone areas, it has relied increasingly on armed private security companies.
Diplomats said that in the course of discussions at the General Assembly's Fifth Committee on administration and budgetary matters, member states raised questions about issues such as whether there have been past incidents of rights abuses by contracted security personnel as well as criteria for selecting contractors.
The United Nations explained that they check criminal records of security personnel to be dispatched, according to the diplomat.
The resolution says those contractors should be used as a "last resort" in "high-risk environments" only when "other alternatives...are inadequate."


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Let's play hard ball
We understand that residents of the Murrah Road area in New Albany want the run-down trailer park and motel near their property gone. Frankly, so does most everyone else in the city that we have heard from.
But that is where the agreement ends. The Murrah Road residents group has asked the city to purchase the property. According to city officials, the owners want $710,000 for it and want to retain ownership of the trailers, which they then could move somewhere else outside the city.
We doubt the property itself is worth more than $60,000 to $100,000. In our opinion, to pay more than that would be an irresponsible squandering of city utility money.
We also do not think the administrative offices of the Light, Gas & Water Department should be relocated to the property even if it were free. The utility needs a new office, but it should be somewhere in the downtown core area.
The fact that the trailer park is owned by two city utility employees and a former city police officer on disability further muddies any discussion of the city negotiating to purchase it.
The city and Murrah Road residents should get the focus where it belongs: enacting a strong rental housing ordinance and regulations for trailer parks. And enforcing all of the city's current codes and regulations. Grandfathering in the trailer park in the 70s does not make it immune to future regulations or standards. Times change and rules change.
We don't agree that nothing can be done. Lots can be done. Property owners have no right to maintain their property or a business in a way that endangers the health or welfare of other property owners.
Fix it up or close it up. It's time to play hard ball.
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All three of these types of problems still exist in the church today. Determine to stand strong in the face of persecution. Beware of false teachers—be discerning whom you follow. Resist the temptation to be idle. Pray that when the ...Read More
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From the example of Job and other key biblical figures such as Paul, we learn that it is right and proper to make a defense of ourselves and to not repent for sin that we have not committed. Sometimes, as ...Read More
United By Faith
Unfortunately, there are many in the church today who think Old Testament believers had a different path to salvation than New Testament believers. As we have seen today, this view is foreign to Scripture. Remember that salvation is accomplished for ...Read More
Zechariah's Call for Judah's Return
The opening verses of Zechariah's book contain warnings to the people for breaking the law, warnings that prompted the people to show repentance. When God warns His people of their sin, that is always His goal, namely, their repentance. Matthew ...Read More
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The greatest legacy that Edwards has left the church is his teachings on the perfect justice of God and the unsurpassable sweetness of Christ. Take some time to consider today just how much punishment your sins deserve and how gracious ...Read More
Cyrus, the Lord's Anointed
It might be a clichè to say that we should "expect the unexpected." Yet because God is fully sovereign, there is a real sense in which we should expect Him to act in ways we have not anticipated because His ...Read More
Unlawful Oaths and Vows
Friends and even family may exert great pressure on us to join with them in their sin. They may appeal to our loyalties and try to guilt us into covering up a misdeed that should be reported or beg us ...Read More
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If you are a woman, take some time to consider today how the results of the fall have been evident in your own life. Do you find yourself fighting the temptation to control your husband? What do you withhold from ...Read More
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The Fifth Commandment
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as I sure am richer since, aren't you? I don'tknow how I'll spend all the money I've made in the bigup market since Bush won. Shows who has the realpower.... the money men, not the government. Been that waysince the dawn of man. Will never change.
Look guys, it's very simple:- Bush promisedto make massive tax cuts- Gore promised toaggressively pay down federal debtWith Bush's plan,the effect on the economy is negligable, as the vastmajority of people - including the economicallyall-important middle classes - would see little positive impacton their finances. Reagan tried the same thing andits primary result was a huge increase in thenational debt.With Gore's plan, the net effect ofpaying off the federal debt is to reduce interest rates,including mortgage rates, thus spurring the economy byreducing the cost of capital and also puttingsubstantially more money in the pockets of middle classhomeowners.From an economic standpoint, Gore's plan is smart andBush's is stupid. This is true even if you are abillionaire, as a rising economy helps billionaires more thantax cuts does. (But most voters don't have anycomprehension of macro-economics, so they bought the tax cutbait)Thus the lack of positive response from Wall St. toBush being confirmed as president-elect. Gore wouldhave been better for the economy in general, and thestock market and bond markets in particular.Ifyou want to capitlaize on the Bush-Cheney presidency,look to natural resource companies, as they are likelyto benefit from very favorable treatment from thesetwo oilmen.(In a sense Nader hurt both theeconomy and the environment profoundly. The best laidplans o' mice and men gang aft agley ...)NWP
Your analysis is flawed. If you think that Wallstreet preferred Gore's economic plan and that anyonetruly believed Gore was going to be fiscally reponsibleyou are gullible. (He did by the way say he would cuttaxes too). The Wall street general opinion was thatinstead of larger tax cuts Gore was simply going to spendthe surplus. Even Greenspan has said that Tax cutswere preferrable to increasing spending.As for theReagan tax cuts, they did negatively impact the nationaldebt but they did also result in jump starting whatwas a dieing economy he inherited from Jimmy"economic malaise" Carter. Bottom line for the market,to somewhat quote James Carville: "It's the earningsstupid"
When has a Democrat ever reduced spending, whichis what the effect of debt pay-down would be---whichI support. Dems have traditionally resisted taxreductions or any kind of give-back to taxpayers. Dems havehistorically raised taxes to fund spending programs. Reducingthe debt and lowering taxes could both be achievedwith a compromise---providing there is an actualsurplus. Gore promised debt reduction, but politicians,including Republicans at times, are famous for makingunkept promises. Reagan was stiffed by Tip O'neil and aDemocratic Congress, who vetoed his entitlement programspending reductions, while allowing military spending, torebuild after the Carter years of run-down re themilitary.I agree with your premises re pay-down of federaldebt..but the Bush-Gore debate is academic now...
an America will win because he did. As to markettoday we will see some selling as margin calls willkick in also. Would gladly lose the short lost moneywise to see better they Gore in office. Market willregain base and move up and so will America as a whole.When Gates starts to hurt then I will know we arereally in a bear market. EMC still up good, and will goback to better numbers soon. With gore the bore wewould be in free fall not only in market but vaulesaccross the board in everyday life.
Anyone who thought the choice of president wouldmake a difference for the market was incredibly naive.It was that kind of ignorance that drove the bubblesin fiber optics and storage companies. Ignorancebecomes pain in a bear market.


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