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Heterogeneities in the returns to degrees: evidence from the British cohort study 1970
Estimates of a high average return to a degree for UK graduates have provided a policy rationale for increasing the share of the costs of higher education borne by UK students over recent decades. We use evidence from a cohort of people born in 1970 to estimate hourly wage returns to a university degree. We analyse the extent of variations around average returns, focussing on heterogeneity in returns by factors such as: gender, degree subject studied, degree class awarded, student ability measures and family background. Among other results, we find substantial evidence of heterogeneous returns to a first degree according to subject area of study and class of degree awarded.
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I had the opportunity of attending the screening of Half of a Yellow Sun, a movie based on the award winning book by Nigerian author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie about the Biafran war in Nigeria. But it is not your ordinary war narrative. Quite frankly, I have not finished reading this book partly because...no excuse. I just never got around to finishing it but I've lent it to about 3 of my friends so yes, it's their fault. :D On the bus to MD, I scrambled to cover the book but sleep got the best of me. It was a Thursday afternoon and I had no class so of course, this felt like that mid-week vacation normal human beings don't get. Back in school, I was nominated to be a panelist at our Annual Student Conference on Global Challenges. I know what you're thinking: "How could you pass up such an opportunity for a movie screening?" It was more than a movie screening to me. It was a therapeutic get away from my immediate environment and I really needed it. Last year, I served on the Justice & Human Rights Panel and it was a noteworthy opportunity to discuss one of my passions. If you're still not sold at my decision, I just had an epiphany - some experiences are best lived once so that the taste can linger for a lifetime. For this realization, I am grateful. It doesn't hurt to add a new meaningful experience to the books and this was definitely one of them.
The Half of a Yellow Sun movie was directed by Biyi Bandele and from an interview I watched earlier, Chimamanda removed herself from the process; I would have, too, mainly because I'd like to see someone else's interpretation of my well-conceived book and I would not want to be caught up in the emotional dilemma of what parts of the book to include and what parts to leave out. I'm sure she had many other reasons for leaving herself out, a wise decision nonetheless. See video below; you have to listen to Chimamanda speak. Her voice, composure & intelligence... *faints*
The main characters Odenigbo, Olanna, Mama, Ugwu, Kainene, and Richard were played by Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandie Newton, Onyeka Onwenu, John Boyega, Anika Noni Rose and Joseph Mawle respectively [imdb.com]. Eliciting the emotions of Nigerians during the Biafra war up to the early times of Nigeria's independence was no joke so in my opinion, they all did an amazing job. I'm not a movie critic, so don't expect a tough review from me. I'm not even an avid move goer either but believe me when I scream to you about the awesomeness of the cinematography. Set in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria and London, UK, it was thrilling to see the dust rise up as Odenigbo drove away to avoid the shootings/bombings on many occasions. That authenticity in the setting is what drew me into this movie and the efforts of the cast to bring those scenes to life is laudable. As I work on finishing the book, I'll do so with actual human figures in my head. The thrills!
My only wishes - Genevieve Nnaji, my all-time favorite Nigerian actress should have been given the lead role of Olanna & the movie should have been released first in Nigeria. Thandie Newton's accent switch bothered me but according to the book, Olanna is a light skinned woman and Genevieve is not so I guess that's fair. I think this movie should have been released in Nigeria first, or second because it's our story! Whatever their reasoning was, I hope it was valid. On a side note, I want the car Odenigbo used in the movie (random!).
Ok I'll stop here. I just deleted an entire paragraph of spoilers, hence my almost vague descriptions. The release date for the US has not been confirmed yet, but it will definitely be in the summer, so stay tuned.

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Welcome To The
International Shooting
Fifteen Cypriot shotgun coaches attended the course, held at the same Larnaka Shooting Range that welcomed many ISSF World Cup competitions in the past.
The ISSF Academy recently conducted the D48 Course for Shotgun in Larnaka, marking the second time Cyprus has hosted a D-Course. Shotgun tutor Mr. Michalis Katzianis of Cyprus led a group of fifteen Cypriot shotgun coaches through the three-day course, which was in held in Greek language.
The course was hosted at the Larnaca Shooting Range, home of many ISSF World Cup stages. The club provided a friendly and comfortable environment for the course and offered its ranges at the end of the course to provide a practical element to the coaching work.
During the course, participants were given instruction in the development of a basic shooting technique, how to develop and create annual training plans and also how to manage and run a training session at the range.
All the students responded with great enthusiasm and the President of the Cyprus Shooting Sport Federation Mr. Demetris Lordos spoke highly of the course: "Shooting is one of Cyprus's top sport and our commitment to growing our sport is essential to its future, not just in Cyprus but all around the World. This is why we support the ISSF Academy's D-Course, as it provides a great basis for the development of future athletes by ensuring they will always qualified coaches in our clubs," said Mr. Lordos.
ISSF Academy head tutor Dr. Kevin Kilty was on hand to observe the course and said: "Michalis conducted an excellent course and I am delighted to see him join the swelling ranks of Academy D-Course tutors upon whom we rely on for the future growth of the ISSF Academy and the development of our sport."
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Final Skeet Men
Final Skeet Men Junior
Final Skeet Women
Final Skeet Women Junior
ISSF World Championship (Moscow) 2017
Interview with Gabriele ROSSETTI (ITA)
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There are now 14 federal agencies that will have representatives at the SBIR/STTR Road Tour event in St. Louis on August 18. Attendees can schedule one-on-one meetings with agency directors on a First Come- First Served basis. More than 70% of our current registrants are requesting one-on-one meetings – we anticipate that they will be totally full before the event. Time is of the essence!
- Department of Agriculture (USDA)
- Department of Commerce – National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Department of Defense – Air Force
- Department of Defense – Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration (DARPA)
- Department of Defense – Missile Defense Agency (MDA)
- Department of Defense – Navy
- Department of Defense – Navy Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)
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- Department of Health and Human Services – National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
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Of Caged Birds, The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death & Oz
I was reading a poem online by the 19th century American poet, Paul Laurence Dunbar. The last stanza of the poem, titled, Sympathy, is the inspiration for the title of Maya Angelou's masterpiece, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings.
I know why the caged bird sings, ah me,
When his wing is bruised and his bosom sore—
When he beats his bars and he would be free;
It is not a carol of joy or glee,
But a prayer that he sends from his heart's deep core,
But a plea, that upward to Heaven he flings —
I know why the caged bird sings!
When I have the chance to reflect, I often wonder why I--and so many of my GLBTQI brothers & sisters--still remain people of faith in such unfriendly environs. Why do we continue to identify ourselves as Christians when it seems that most of those who claim their allegiance to Christ the loudest, are also those who work the hardest to make it known that we cannot share their God with them? Why, as caged birds of a sort, do we still insist on singing?
It may qualify for the understatement of the year, but I know that keeping the faith isn't always easy, no matter who you are; no matter what your faith. You can consider the following mostly as rhetorical questions, but is it too much to ask that somewhere along the way--every now and again--that we be allowed to live our faith, not IN SPITE OF our family in Christ, but WITH them? Isn't that the meaning of fellowship?
I know that, where my Christianity is concerned, I often see things from a simplistic point of view. I admit that I am not a Biblical scholar. The truth is that, for most of my life, I haven't felt comfortable enough with the very book used so successfully for so long as a blunt ob
I can only speak as a person who tried for most of his life to deny who he is, and who tried to hide his heart to make everyone else happy, and who was partly successful: I DID succeed at making the world happy (or, at least I believed I did), but I also very nearly forfeited my life for "their" happiness. It was only after I dropped the last pretense I had that I could keep up this pointless fight that I asked God to help me, and to lead me through my own personal Valley of the Shadow of Death into the light of truth. I made my leap of faith into those Everlasting Arms nearly a decade and a half ago, and though my life hasn't been sunshine & roses 24/7, it is paradise in comparison to the closet that very nearly became my tomb.
In the battle over Religious Philosophy, I have only my story and my life to stand as my testimony. I KNOW that, only in giving up, did I have any chance of gaining any measure of peace, and living the life God wanted me to live. I also know that those who own Religion have no interest in understanding that the price they are asking of me to become acceptable to them and to their God--that is, going back into the closet & denying my heart yet again--is one which I cannot and will not pay. I will not endure Hell on earth again for their meaningless blessing; for me, death is more preferable. MY God would never ask me to once again hide my light under a bushel & deny THE VERY PERSON HE MADE ME as the cost of the promise of eternity in paradise.
Maybe my words & my sentiments sound as set-in-stone as do those who see me as sin incarnate, and they probably are. Like the old song goes, When an irresistible force...meets an immovable ob
I personally think I've given too much of my life to make "them" happy, in hopes that they'd see me and love me as a brother, and all they gave me in return was the same old ugly, cold party line.
"They" have nothing I want or need anymore...I know now that they never really did. Now that I've come to understand the difference between God & those who claim to speak for God, I know that whatever power "they" had to hurt me & to break me, I gave them, so now, I'm taking it all back. To those so enamored of their ice-cold dogma & so proudly filled with bloodlust for spiritual war-without-end, I simply say, (to paraphrase what Glinda told the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz) Begone! You have no power here!
And, speaking for myself only, THAT'S one reason why this formerly-caged bird continues to sing...


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When was the last time you used the account?
I saw a thread posted by...I forgot.... and I checked my hacking acc. On this obviously hacked acc, I have 90%+ Headshots for every fireteam except Nemexis HQ. 70+ combos for each. and my Delta/Papa kdr is 9.7ish with 68kills and 7death.
Combat Arms My Avatar -- Online FPS Action
Are you really sure that Nexon is doing something?
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When was the last time you used the account?
Nexon is banning people all the time .
one day you will get your ban . unless you do something about those abnormal stats .
It's not like they have a "Ban All Hackers" button .
some ppl are lucky when they hack others get reported for hacking and they get banned after they get reported... its actually very rare for alot of hackers to get banned after so long of playing... most ppl submit a ticket as to why they got banned and such, but it doesnt mean anything to them since they can just create more and more accs to hack on them... doesnt matter to anyone anyways, nexon has an anti hack system built into their servers, to where when someone hacks and they get reported, immediatly after about 5-10minutes they get banned....
papa stats are always glitched. I don't get how people still don't realize..
they should add kill streak bans they would get alot less hackers
Papa kd = who cares
Nexon doesn't really ban on FT stats anyway
The only time I got banned was when I used lifetaker and godmode
Better hope they don't come after you. C: Nexon is funny like that.
Well there could be Nexon spies here... why would you post your character here?


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Today's Workout:
3 mile warm up, followed by
6 miles at a steady state pace (~7:20 min), followed by
3 mile cool down
As you all know, today marks the 1st year anniversary since the bombings at the Boston Marathon. It was truly an honor running that race and for me, it will be cherished for a lifetime. The Boston Marathon made me feel like a real runner. I had aspired to run that race for many years and finally, on April 15, 2013, my dreams came true. That dream came with a price though, and as you all know, it was a day full of horror and tragedy. I have learned a few things since that day and one of them is strength. By strength I don't mean physical strength to finish a race, but strength and resilience in the face of adversity. It has been an inspiration to see all those who were affected that day, overcome their despair and misfortunes.
As I reminisce on the Boston Marathon, I would like to re-post my Boston Marathon 2013 race report for you all to read. Enjoy!
A Day in Beantown- The Boston Marathon
When I arrived at the Boston Marathon Expo on April 13th, I was given a "Welcome" book that outlined the itinerary for the race. Upon opening the first page, the first sentence read, "This is personal." I was immediately captivated by those words so I continued reading. The remainder of the message said, "The Boston Marathon. It's more than a race to you. It's the culmination of a longer journey- a personal one. It's your chance to make a statement to the world about who you are and what's important to you. This is about your goals, convictions and hopes. This is your day. This is your marathon."
The words written in that book resonated in my mind for the remainder of the weekend. I had trained so hard for the Boston Marathon and I had anxiously waited three years for this day to come. Finally, I would prove to myself that I was worthy of running in this race and I would validate why being called a runner is the most prestigious title one can have.
From the moment that I woke up at 5:30 am on April 15th, the Boston Marathon was nothing less than a spectacular journey. As I rushed to the Dedham Corporate Center train station at 6 o'clock in the morning, I began repeating my mantra in my mind: This is your day. This is your marathon! While waiting for the train to arrive, a man at the station immediately befriended me. He introduced himself as Malcolm from Toronto. Malcolm shared his running success stories with me and I was immediately drawn to his energy. Malcolm had run more than 40 marathons, including one where the temperatures were below 10 degrees. As we entered the train, the train employee asked me for the $6.00 fare. "I thought it was free for runners," I thought. I looked down and told Malcolm I didn't have any money. Without hesitation, Malcolm took out a $20.00 bill and told the train employee, "Make it two tickets." With a sigh of relief I shouted, "You saved my life! You are a good Samaritan Malcolm." After the train ride, Malcolm and I hurried through the streets of Downtown Boston to catch the bus to Hopkinton, which was the start of the race. I was in disbelief when we arrived to the park. There must have been about 2,000 runners waiting for the school buses to arrive. I'm going to be late for the first wave at 10 o'clock, I told him. "Erika, I will hold your spot in the back of the line. See if you could get a spot in the front. If you don't come back, I'll know you got through." Those were the last words Malcolm and I shared. I clandestinely got into the front of the line and into one of the buses-this must be my lucky day I thought.
Forty five minutes later, I was finally in Hopkinton. As I waited in the "runner's village," I snuggled in a blanket to shield my body from the low temperatures to conserve energy. At 9:40 am the first wave runners were escorted to the start of the line. The distance from the village to the start of the line seemed like a marathon itself. I was shaking from the cold and from the overwhelming sense of excitement. As I got into the corral, I began stretching and praying to God for a safe and fun race. At 10:00 am on the dot, I was ready to go…
By the first mile in the race, I took off my ear warmers and gloves and I lowered my arm sleeves. I was warned about the first mile downhill, so I steadily kept my pace at 6.38 minutes (per mile). I had set a goal of finishing at 2 hours and 55 minutes, so I consistently kept my pace between 6.38 and 6.39. There were moments throughout the race where the crowds would provoke a burst of energy within me. The streets were flooded with thousands of people wearing Boston shirts and caps. I saw red and blue everywhere. There were young and old people. There were young children putting out their hands to receive a high 5 from the runners. There were beautiful college girls holding up signs that read "Kiss me!" Everywhere my face turned I saw glimpses of smiles and laughter. I saw young people kissing and older women yelling "Never give up!" At about the 13th mile, I heard an older male panting behind me. I immediately shortened my steps and I asked him if he was ok. "You have an excellent pace," he said. "We BOTH have an excellent pace," I told the older man. As I continued running a young female runner yelled at me, "Come on girl, let's do this!" "I've been waiting for these hills all my life," I said to the young girl.
A burst of energy filled my body as soon as the 16th mile began. Someone had told me that the race really began at mile 16, so I cautiously ran through it to save my legs for the Newton Hills starting in mile 17. As I ran through the hills I prayed to God to help me overcome all pain and to help me conquer my dreams because all things were possible through Him. I repeated those words until the last hill at Heartbreak. Running the Newton Hills was like a roller coaster, both physically and mentally. My quadriceps were tight and the little voice inside my head had moments of weakness. Somehow my body and mind fought through the moment and I regained momentum when I reached mile 23.
As I ran down the hill at mile 23, I suddenly tripped over a railroad track. I immediately stood up and a young male runner shouted, "We fall to get up!" His encouraging words helped me wipe the dirt off and off I went running. I limped for a few yards and then began jogging. "I have come too far to quit," I thought. As I continued limping I fought through the pain and imagined the finish line. I was sweating profusely and panting in agony. By mile 25 I saw the big Citgo sign and I knew I was close to home. I ran and ran and ran without looking back.
By mile 26 my body begged me to stop. The pain was growing worse but the spectator's cheers masked all my doubts of finishing. Their voices and praise helped me finish that race and my heart was thankful when I passed the finished line.
What are your thoughts about the Boston Marathon?
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Confessions of a Bathrobe Blogger
Cultural observations after the first cup of coffee in the morning.
Monday, September 25, 2017
It's that time again! The
Plainfield Division of Parks and Recreation
will once again host two Halloween events:
y Howl
Trunk or Treat
! The
Doggy Howl
will take place at
12 Noon
Saturday, October 28, 2017.
Trunk or Treat
limited to children ages 12 and under
will take place on
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
6:00 PM until the candy runs out.
Both events will be held in the parking lot behind Plainfield City Hall at 515 Watchung Avenue.
The Trunk or Treat Costume Parade
will start at
, and awards will be given for "Best Family Costume" and for "Best Trunk." Contact the
Recreation Division
(908) 753-3097
for an
to enter the Trunk or Treat competition, or just print out the application below. No application is necessary for the
Doggy Howl
, but please make sure that your pet is leashed. This is a great event--there are prizes for "Best Small Dog," "Best Large Dog," and "Best Dressed Duo"--you and your dog! Please bring some pet food for donation to the Plainfield Area Humane Society!
These annual events are a lot of fun--I look forward to seeing you there!
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Monday, September 4, 2017
Tear the Fascists Down!
Let's remember that we must tear the fascists down!
Happy Labor Day!
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Saturday, August 26, 2017
Thursday Concert: "FLAVUH," NY/NJ's Preeminent Neo-Soul Band!
Okay, Plainfield! I know that those of you who came out to last week's awesome "Rhythm Revue Dance Party" with DJ Rahiem Diggs and DJ George Moore had a great time, as the photos (below) attest! It was a wonderful evening of music, dance, and fun! Well, we are finishing up this year's
"Thursdays in the City Summer Concert Series"
with an encore performance by FLAVUH, described as "NY/NJ's preeminent neo-soul band," featuring Plainfield's own Wayne Griffin! Playing classics and hits, this band will want to make you bring your dancing shoes again!
The final show is this Thursday, August 31, starting at 7:00 pm at City Hall Plaza, 515 Watchung Avenue!
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Thursday, August 24, 2017
This Weekend: Youth Commission Pool Party & Senior Swim Soiree!
The City of Plainfield is hosting two great events this weekend--one for the teens, and one for our older active adults! This
Saturday, August 26, 2017
2:00 - 6:00 pm
, the
Plainfield Youth Commission
, in partnership with the
Plainfield PBA
, will host the
"Youth Commission Pool Party and PBA Community Cookout"
at Hannah Atkins Pool, located at 508-552 West 3rd Street. In addition to music, games, and food, there will be a
to the first 50 teenagers (in the pool area). ID is needed to enter the pool area (15-19 year olds) and, as always, proper bathing attire is required.
Sunday, August 27, 2017
3:00 - 7:00 pm
, the City of Plainfield is proud to sponsor the
"Senior Swim Soiree"
for our seniors (AKA older active adults), also at Hannah Atkins Pool,
located at 508-552 West 3rd Street.
Registration is required--call (908) 753-3097!
Come and enjoy water aerobics, card games, music, dancing, and food and drink. There will also be a
Bathing Suit Contest
(Best Cover Up, Best Designed Bathing Suit, and Most Colorful Bathing Suit). Bring your own beach Chair! Lifeguards will be on duty!
So...come on out and have some fun as we end the summer pool season!
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Wednesday, August 23, 2017
Thursday Concert: RHYTHM REVUE DANCE PARTY & Battle of the DJs!
Bring your dancing shoes, because this week's
"Thursdays in the City Summer Concert Series"
will showcase
Rhythm Revue Dance Party,
featuring a "Battle of the DJs,"
with our DJs playing a variety of music--classic house, old school, r & b, hip hop, and even favorites from the 60s, 70s, and 80s!
The show starts this Thursday, August 24, starting at 7:00 pm at City Hall Plaza, 515 Watchung Avenue!
We will close out on
August 31
with an encore performance by
described as "NY/NJ's preeminent neo-soul band!"
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Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Plainfield's Vigil: Ev'rywhere We Go...We're Gonna Let Light Shine
Some of the crowd who attended the Plainfield Vigil on behalf of Charlottesville, VA victims.
Last night, residents of Plainfield joined clergy, elected and appointed officials, and community leaders at a vigil we held on behalf of the murderous, racist violence that occurred in Charlottesville, VA last week. I want to thank my colleagues and administration officials who attended, along with
Rev. Hodari Hamilton, Rev. Ann Marie Alderman, Pastor Antione Hart,
Rev. Damaris Ortega,
who delivered words of comfort and strength to our community. After a rousing invocation and benediction "book-ended" by
City Council Vice President Barry Goode,
we closed out the evening as he led us in song. Here is a video (posted on YouTube by
editor J
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At the request of a couple of friends who attended, I am posting below the words that I spoke last night
We are here this evening to come together as one as we mourn the deaths and injuries that occurred in Charlottesville, VA last week, and in hopes of renewing our commitment to fighting against racism and all the other "isms" that would seek to further divide our nation. The events of the past week have thrown into high relief the continuing moral failures of our country, exemplified in the words of the disgraceful Donald Trump--who has decided that it is "okay" to equate the counter-protests of the Black Lives Matter activists and other anti-racist groups with the KKK, neo-Nazis, and the other white supremacist individuals and groups who injured and murdered American citizens in the name of white supremacy and anti-Semitism.
As we have seen, many are ignorant of the history lessons of the past—when Donald Trump, possibly the most ignorant person ever to occupy the White House, says that there were "…many fine people…" marching with the KKK members, neo-Nazis, and other white supremacist racist groups—we must call him out. Our country has had a very painful history—the pain continues, despite the end of legal slavery through the historic amendments to the Constitution, despite the advances gained through the passage of the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, and despite much additional legislation designed to live up to the credo of equal rights. A little over a month before the end of the Civil War in 1865, President Lincoln delivered his 2nd Inaugural Address. In that speech, knowing that the war's end was near, he spoke of the need for the nation to come together. He said
"If we shall suppose that American slavery is one of those offenses which, in the providence of God, must needs come, but which, having continued through His appointed time, He now wills to remove, and that He gives to both North and South this terrible war as the woe due to those by whom the offense came, shall we discern therein any departure from those divine attributes which the believers in a living God always ascribe to Him? Fondly do we hope, fervently do we pray, that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away. Yet, if God wills that it continue until all the wealth piled by the bondsman's two hundred and fifty years of unrequited toil shall be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn with the lash shall be paid by another drawn with the sword, as was said three thousand years ago, so still it must be said 'the judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether.' With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations."
So, Lincoln was saying that whether it was Providence that allowed the offense of slavery to come, Providence also brought the war, and Providence dictated that the blood of the lash upon the enslaved would be paid by the sword—meaning, the Union would fight the traitorous Confederacy until the war was done. The South did not commemorate their treason until decades after Reconstruction, when the vanquished and their descendants erected monuments to their treason and evil. To those, like Donald Trump, the neo-Nazis, the KKK, and other white supremacists, whether in groups or alone, to want to maintain shrines to these traitors, we must say no. Pull the monuments DOWN.
I know that I speak for the entire governing body when I say that is important that we, as a city, stand together against those who want to normalize and fan the flames of racial hatred. We will not accept a moral equivalency between those fighting racism and those who revel in its violence. We must say 'NO' to such evil. Thank you.
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A husband tracked down the man who allegedly raped his wife when she was a schoolgirl 10 years ago using Facebook, a court heard yesterday.
The furious spouse hunted down Andrew Marsh, 38, by claiming he was organising a surprise party for his wife on the social networking site.
He confronted Marsh, a greengrocer, and "beat" him up before he convinced his wife to report the historic alleged rape to police.
Married Marsh was arrested and charged with raping the woman in an alleyway when she was still just a schoolgirl.
Maidstone Crown Court in Kent heard the alleged victim - who cannot be named for legal reasons - only entrusted her husband with the rape claims during a talk about the lack of intimacy in their relationship.
She told him she had a relationship with Marsh which had started as just cuddling and kissing after school but ended with him allegedly raping her against a wall.
The court heard the frightened girl went home and told no-one of the alleged abuse until she broke down and told her husband last year.
The jury was told that the wife feared her marriage was on the verge of collapse and eventually told her husband Marsh's name because he kept "badgering" her.
It was then the livid husband - who also cannot be named - used the social networking site to speak to old friends and track down Marsh's phone number.
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Police were then alerted to the rape allegations, the court heard.
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Saratoga County's popular open space preservation fund could be restored in 2015, three years after it was jettisoned to reduce the county budget.
With the county's financial outlook improved, open space advocates are calling for restoration, and have the support of Board of Supervisors' Chairman Paul J. Sausville and other supervisors.
Sausville has sent a letter to colleagues asking that a $500,000 appropriation for farmland preservation and open space be included in next year's county budget. The Chamber of Southern Saratoga County has also written a letter of support.
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Law and Finance Committee Chairman Matthew Veitch, R-Saratoga Springs, who will oversee the 2015 budget preparations, said he would support restoring the open space fund if it doesn't require a property tax increase.
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"Our budget is in much better shape than it was," Sausville said.
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Open land throughout Saratoga County remains under significant development pressure, as the county's population continues to grow faster than anywhere else upstate.
"The conservation accomplishments made possible by county funding in the past, when the land acquisition fund was active, are impressive," said Maria Trabka, executive director of Saratoga PLAN, a non-profit land conservation organization.
There's historically been a pattern of growth since the Northway opened in the 1960s, but the arrival of the GlobalFoundries computer chip plant in Malta — bringing thousands of jobs — is now contributing to increased demand for local housing.
The county had an annual open space appropriation in the budget since 2002, using the money to support local land preservation efforts or as part of the local share toward state open space grant applications.
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