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Eastern Conference Quarterfinals (Best of Five)
#1 Elmira Jackals at #8 Reading Royals 7:05 p.m. ET
Reading leads series 1-0
Series Matchup Sheet
• Jimmy Martin scored Elmira's lone goal in Game 1.
• Kenny Ryan led Reading in Game 1 with three points (2g-1a).
• Game 3 is Friday at 7:05 p.m. ET at Elmira.
#2 Gwinnett Gladiators at #7 South Carolina Stingrays 7:05 p.m. ET
South Carolina leads series 1-0
Series Matchup Sheet
• Andy Brandt led Gwinnett in Game 1 with five shots on goal.
• Greg Stewart scored two goals and Daren Machesney made 20 saves in South Carolina's 3-0 win in Game 1.
• Game 3 is Friday at 7:05 p.m. ET at Gwinnett.
##3 Kalamazoo Wings at #6 Wheeling Nailers 7:05 p.m. ET
#Wheeling leads series 1-0
Series Matchup Sheet
• Darryl Bootland and Nick Sirota scored Kalamazoo's goals in Game 1.
• Wheeling scored three third-period goals in 4-2 win in Game 1.
• Game 3 is Friday at 7:30 p.m. ET at Kalamazoo.
##4 Greenville Road Warriors at #5 Florida Everblades 7:30 p.m. ET
#Florida leads series 1-0
Series Matchup Sheet
• Sean Berkstresser and Chris McKelvie scored Greenville's goals in Game 1.
• Florida's John Muse made 30 saves in 5-2 win in Game 1.
• Game 3 is Friday at 7:35 p.m. ET at Greenville.
#Western Conference Quarterfinals (Best of Five)
##2 Ontario Reign at #7 Idaho Steelheads 7:10 p.m. MT
#Idaho leads series 1-0
Series Matchup Sheet
• Derek Couture led Ontario in Game 1 with four shots on goal.
• Marty Flichel led Idaho in Game 1 with three points (1g-2a).
• Game 3 is Friday at 7 p.m. PT at Ontario.
#4 Colorado Eagles at #5 Stockton Thunder 7 p.m. PT
Stockton leads series 1-0
Series Matchup Sheet
• Aaron Slattengren scored Colorado's lone goal in Game 1.
• Stockton's Olivier Roy made 35 saves in 3-1 win in Game 1.
• Game 3 is Friday at 7:05 p.m. MT at Colorado.
Other 2012 Kelly Cup Playoffs Series
Western Conference Quarterfinals (Best of Five)
#3 Las Vegas Wranglers vs. #6 Utah Grizzlies
Las Vegas leads series 2-0
Series Matchup Sheet
Game 1 – LAS VEGAS 2 at Utah 0
Game 2 – LAS VEGAS 3 at Utah 2
Game 3 is Thursday at 7:05 p.m. PT at Las Vegas
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• Watch games live on America One, the "Official Broadband & Mobile Broadcaster" of the ECHL.
• The ECHL celebrated its 20th Anniversary in 2007-08 and is the third-longest tenured professional hockey league behind only the National Hockey League and the American Hockey League.
• ECHL began in 1988-89 with five teams in four states and has grown to be a coast-to-coast league with 20 teams in 16 states in 2011-12.
• The league officially changed its name from East Coast Hockey League to ECHL on May 19, 2003.
• 489 players have played in the NHL after playing in the ECHL including 23 in 2010-11.
• 22 ECHL players have made their NHL debut in 2011-12: former Florida Everblades center Mike Angelidis (Tampa Bay on Jan. 24), former Victoria Salmon Kings defenseman Jordie Benn (Dallas on Jan. 3), former Bakersfield Condors and Elmira Jackals defenseman Stu Bickel (New York Rangers on Dec. 20), former Greenville Road Warriors defenseman Marc-Andre Bourdon (Philadelphia on Nov. 21), former South Carolina Stingrays defenseman Joe Finley (Buffalo on Dec. 2), Cincinnati Cyclones goaltender Brian Foster (Florida on Feb. 4), former Victoria Salmon Kings defenseman Kris Fredheim (Minnesota on Nov. 17), former Gwinnett Gladiators center Ryan Garbutt (Dallas on Feb. 18), former Elmira Jackals center Mike Hoffman (Ottawa on Dec. 23), former Victoria Salmon Kings goaltender Leland Irving (Calgary on Dec. 16), former Toledo Storm and Reading Royals center Bracken Kearns (Florida on Oct. 20), Stockton Thunder center Milan Kytnar (Edmonton on Jan. 11), former Bakersfield Condors center Maxime Macenauer (Anaheim on Oct. 7), former Ontario Reign center Jordan Nolan (Los Angeles on Feb. 11), former Idaho Steelheads center and two-time ECHL All-Star Greg Rallo (Florida on Dec. 18), former Cincinnati Cyclones center Ryan Russell (Columbus on Jan. 7), former Reading Royals goaltender Jussi Rynnas (Toronto on March 27), former Reading Royals goaltender Ben Scrivens (Toronto on Nov. 3), former Cincinnati Cyclones defenseman Frederic St. Denis (Montreal on Nov. 16), former Ontario Reign defenseman Colten Teubert (Edmonton on Nov. 3), former Wheeling Nailers goaltender Brad Thiessen (Pittsburgh on Feb. 26) and former Las Vegas Wranglers right wing Matt Watkins (Phoenix on Feb. 21).
• Five players have played in the ECHL and NHL in 2011-12: Brian Foster with Cincinnati and Florida, Milan Kytnar with Stockton and Edmonton, Peter Mannino with Chicago and Winnipeg, Jussi Rynnas with Reading and Toronto and Allen York with Chicago and Columbus.
• The ECHL has had 297 players reach the NHL since 2002-03 when it changed its focus to become the primary developmental league for the NHL and the AHL. The ECHL had 97 players reach the NHL in its first 10 seasons and 215 in the first 15 years.
• 233 ECHL players have played their first game in the last seven seasons for an average of more than 33 per year.
• ECHL had a record 81 players on NHL opening-day rosters in 2011-12, surpassing the 79 from 2010-11 and marking the ninth year in a row that there have been over 50 former ECHL players on opening-day rosters.
• ECHL has affiliations with 26 of the 30 NHL teams, marking the 15th consecutive season that the league had affiliations with at least 20 teams in the NHL.
• 31 coaches with an ECHL background are working behind the benches of teams in the NHL in 2011-12 including Anaheim Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau, Pittsburgh Penguins head coach and 2011 Jack Adams Award winner Dan Bylsma, New York Islanders head coach Jack Capuano, Dallas Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan, Philadelphia Flyers head coach Peter Laviolette and Winnipeg Jets head coach Claude Noel. It is the seventh consecutive season that there have been 11 or more coaches with an ECHL background working in the NHL. Boudreau, who coached Mississippi for three seasons winning the Kelly Cup championship in 1999, was named NHL Coach of the Year in 2007-08 becoming the first former ECHL coach to receive the award.
• 22 former ECHL officials are scheduled to work as part of the NHL officiating team in 2011-12 with referees David Banfield, Francis Charron, Ghislain Hebert, Jean Hebert, Marc Joannette, Mike Leggo, Wes McCauley, Dean Morton, Dan O'Rourke, Brian Pochmara, Kevin Pollock, Kyle Rehman, Chris Rooney, Justin St. Pierre, Graham Skilliter and Ian Walsh, and linesmen Steve Barton, Brian Mach, Matt MacPherson, Tim Nowak, Bryan Pancich and Jay Sharrers.
• ECHL was represented for the 11th year in a row on the Stanley Cup champion with Boston Bruins assistant coach Geoff Ward, players Rich Peverley, Michael Ryder and Tim Thomas, radio broadcaster Dave Goucher and scout Tom McVie. Thomas is the first former ECHL player to win the Conn Smythe Trophy as Most Valuable Player of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. There were 34 former players and 19 coaches on the 16 teams competing in the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Playoffs, marking the sixth year in a row that there have been at least 30 former ECHL players and the eighth consecutive season that over 25 players with ECHL experience have competed in the NHL postseason.
• Former Hampton Roads Admirals left wing Andrew Brunette became the first ECHL alum to play in 1,000 regular-season NHL games when he reached the milestone with the Minnesota Wild on Feb. 1, 2011.
• Former ECHL and current Boston Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas was the recipient of the Vezina Trophy as the top goaltender in the NHL in 2010-11, marking the second time he has won the award in the past three seasons. Thomas set a single-season NHL record with a .938 save percentage.
• Former ECHL player and current Pittsburgh Penguins head coach Dan Bylsma was the recipient of the Jack Adams Award as the NHL's Coach of the Year in 2010-11.
• ECHL was represented in the 2012 NHL All-Star Game by Dan Girardi of the New York Rangers, Jonathan Quick of the Los Angeles Kings and Tim Thomas of the Boston Bruins.
• Former ECHL broadcasters working in the NHL include John Ahlers and Steve Carroll of the Anaheim Ducks, Tom Callahan of the Nashville Predators, Dave Goucher of the Boston Bruins, Chris Kerber of the St. Louis Blues, Jack Michaels of the Edmonton Oilers, Dave Mishkin of the Tampa Bay Lightning and Bob McElligott of the Columbus Blue Jackets.
• Ryan Stanzel and Jeremy Zager, who were both recipients of the ECHL Media Relations Director of the Year award, are working in the communications department for the Minnesota Wild and the Los Angeles Kings, respectively. Former ECHL assistant director of communications Joe Siville and Kelly Murray are now with the Philadelphia Flyers and the Washington Capitals, respectively, while former ECHL director of communications Jason Rothwell is the creative director for the Columbus Blue Jackets.
• ECHL has affiliations with 24 of the 30 teams in the American Hockey League in 2011-12 and for the past 22 years there has been an ECHL player on the Calder Cup Champion.
• In the last seven seasons the ECHL has had more call-ups to the AHL than all other professional leagues combined with over 3,000 call-ups involving more than 1,600 players and in 2010-11 there were 10 times as many call-ups from the ECHL to the AHL than all other professional leagues.
• The ECHL averaged 4,339 fans per game in 2010-11, marking the seventh consecutive season and the 19th time in the last 21 years that the ECHL has averaged over 4,000 fans.
• Further information on the ECHL is available from its website at ECHL.com, as well as on Facebook and Twitter.


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Chino Bike Day
- Date: 05/14/2016 8:00 AM
- Location: Cal Aero Preserve Academy
15850 Main Street
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The City of Chino and Cal Aero Preserve Academy present...
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May is National Bike Month, please join us for a morning of:
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Abigail Breslin has landed a shocking new role - she's set to play a teenager who kills her mother.
The 15 year old, who made her name as a child beauty pageant contestant in 2006's Little Miss Sunshine, is shedding her family-friendly image by taking on the lead in a movie adaptation of Bob Mitchell's 2008 book The Class Project: How To Kill a Mother.
The tome tells the real-life story of two Canadian sisters who drowned their alcoholic mum.
Production is set to start on the movie, entitled The Class Project, later this month (Aug11), reports Variety.


text: (Springfield, IL) — Lawyers for a man who went to prison for a crime he didn't commit say they'll take their conspiracy case to the Illinois Supreme Court. A state appellate court yesterday ruled against Allan Beaman. He's trying to convince a judge that police investigators in Normal ignored evidence that could have cleared him in the 1997 murder of a former girlfriend. This weeks' ruling is just the latest defeat in that effort. The Illinois Supreme Court freed Beaman because of "tenuous" evidence in the case against him, and former Governor Pat Quinn even gave Beaman a certificate of innocence.


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If the networking bug has really bitten you, you may want to consider the advanced technique called mapping shares. Using this trick, you can assign a letter to a particular shared disk or folder on the network. Just as your hard drive is called C: and your floppy drive is A:, you can give your Family Stuff folder the letter F: and the Jaz drive in the kitchen the letter J:.
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Hector Ixcopal, 38, was arrested and changed with burglary, sex abuse and criminal sex act. Police say he lives in one of the rooms at the hotel.
According to authorities, Ixcopal utilized his master key to gain access to the room just afte 1 a.m. Thursday.
While the guest was sleeping, Ixcopal allegedly engaged in unwanted sexual conduct with her.
He was subdued by other hotel guests and physically restrained until police arrived.
The victim recognized Ixcopal as her attacker because she had met him earlier in the day at the hotel.
She was transported to Nyack Hospital where she was treated and released.
Ixcopal was arraigned in Clarkstown Justice Court and remanded to the Rockland County Correctional Facility in lieu of $20,000 bail. He is due back in court on July 1, 2013.


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New York indie agency Concentric Pharma Advertising announced that business transfer organization MDC Partners has acquired a majority stake in the firm. It's MDC Partners' first significant stake in healthcare marketing in the US, though the company's mainline advertising investments include Crispin Porter + Bogusky.
With offices in New York and London, Concentric's roster of pharma clients includes Pfizer, Novartis, Amgen, Allergan and Genentech. The company also boasts agency-of-record status on Pfizer and Amgen's Enbrel for rheumatology. The companies declined to disclose financial details on the deal.
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Google has officially announced its Google Keep notetaking service, available on both the web and Android. Keep is baked directly into Google Drive, allowing users to take quick notes and lists, taking on the popular Evernote.
Google Keep went live earlier this week, but quickly disappeared. Creating a note or list is easy, requiring just a title and a body of text. The only type of categorising in Keep is through a colour coding system. Photos can also be embedded to add a little more to your Notes.
Notes are kept in the Google Drive folder for later retrieval and synced between devices. Once a note or list is completed, you can archive it for viewing later.
The Google Keep Android app features are locked-in with what's available on the web. The app also supports a widget that can be embedded on the Android homescreen, and for hardcore daily note takers, there is a lock screen widget as well for Android 4.2 devices. There's not an iOS app yet, though it can be accessed through the web.
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This is the second part of Shakespeare's retelling of Henry Bolingbroke's troubled reign, in which his son, the future Henry V, comes to terms with his royal destiny.
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A far more sombre and elegiac tone permeates The Second Part of Henry the Fourth as Prince Hal's carefree way of life becomes increasingly incompatible with his status as heir to the throne. As his father Henry IV continues to face rebellions and faces his own mortality, the young prince gradually awakens to his responsibilities and his destiny. Falstaff, Prince Hal's mentor in misrule, remains a dominant character, but in the end, with the accession of Henry V, is poignantly rejected by the new king.
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Be it in a hospital, nursing home or some other medical facility, a Certified Nursing Assistant or CNA can be found. They are quite helpful for doctors. Usually, one can be a CNA when he/she had completed the required training and passed the certification exam. If a certain student wishes to be a certified nursing assistant, he has to undertake certain CNA training sessions and also other examinations to be certified. This is certainly is mandated in nearly every state, including Mississippi.
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Story Writing, Using a Poem
Lesson 5 of 6
Objective: SWBAT build on their understanding of a poem they wrote by writing a story. This lesson is perfect for the end of the year.
Big Idea: How can we take our creative writing even further? Kids build on their poems by creating stories.
This lesson is directly connected to the previous day's lesson.
Kids take a minute to read their poems from the day before, and then they write a two sentence response.
I think this poem is about...
...just so they have a solid understanding of their own writing.
Story Based on a Poem...
Here it is time for students to:
- Get creative!
- Show off everything they've learned this year with their independent reading.
- Show their writing stamina!
They will take their poem that they wrote the day prior. Here is an example:
Student Sample (1): Poem using word bank.
Now, it is time to write a story based on the poem. They should reread their poem carefully, take a look at their sample leads, and start writing. When they hit a wall, remind students to return to their poem. They may uncover a detail they hadn't noticed the first time.
I let them write for a while! I give them a few breaks, but for the most part, they want to keep going. At the end of the year it is exciting to see all of the narrative techniques they've picked up, not to mention writing stamina.
Here is the story, based on the poem above...
Resources (2)
Share, share, share!
Today, I give kids a chance to share their work. I do a small group share. Students pick their groups. I always say, what are you going to say if you see someone working alone? This seldom happens towards the end of the year, because I've been working on this for so long. But sometimes, at the end they need a reminder.
Here is another great sample:
Student Sample (2): Poem using word bank.
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A critical function of the vertebrate retina is to change its sensitivity based on the recent history of the stimulus in order to maintain a visual response when the environment changes. This process, known as adaptation, occurs in multiple forms, although many aspects of the cellular and circuit origin of these computations remain unknown. Recently, it was found that certain retinal ganglion cells increase their sensitivity following a strong stimulus. These sensitizing ganglion cells maintain a high sensitivity to weak stimuli, even when other types of ganglion cells adapt and fall below threshold. This proposal aims to analyze the circuit basis for the adaptive computation of sensitization. To understand sensitization arises, we have developed a novel approach to directly measure the functional role of individual retinal interneurons. We record the intracellular visual response from a single interneuron, while simultaneously recording from a population of retinal ganglion cells using a multielectrode array. Then, by playing back an altered version of the cell's own signal using injected current, we directly probe how that cell's output changes the behavior of the circuit. Mathematical models are used to explain how the responses of interneurons combine together to yield the responses of ganglion cells. Amacrine cells are a diverse population of inhibitory interneurons in the retina, most with unknown function. Some amacrine cells are known to adapt to the contrast of the stimulus, but the functional role of this process is unknown. The goal of this proposal is test the hypothesis that adaptive inhibition generates sensitization, and to develop a quantitative circuit level description of how sensitization arises. The specific goals are: 1) In the salamander and mouse retina, we will measure the spatiotemporal structure of how adaptive excitation and inhibition combine to generate sensitization, and capture these properties with a computational model. Using pharmacology, we will identify the broad class of amacrine cells that are essential to sensitization. 2) Using intracellular and multielectrode recording, we will measure the computation of sensitization through salamander retinal circuitry by recording from interneurons during sensitization, and then directly measure their connectivity to different classes of ganglion cells. Synaptic currents in salamander and mouse ganglion cells will be analyzed using whole cell recordings. 3) We will directly measure how changes in transmission from single inhibitory amacrine cells generate sensitization in the intact salamander retina. Understanding how a diverse population of neurons combines to perform neural functions is a critical barrier to our understanding of retinal mechanisms and diseases involving the degeneration of the retinal circuitry. These findings will be essential to understanding basic mechanisms of how retinal circuitry processes information and will be useful in the design of electronic retinal prosthesis systems.
This proposal will study how an adaptive computation arises in the retina. The retina is a complex network of many cell types, each of which carries a different aspect of information about the visual scene. By understanding how this transformation occurs, we will gain a better understanding of how these cells and their connections degenerate during retinal disease. This information is also essential in the design of treatments for retinal degenerative diseases, including the design of an electronic retinal prosthesis.
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|Kastner, David B; Baccus, Stephen A; Sharpee, Tatyana O (2015) Critical and maximally informative encoding between neural populations in the retina. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 112:2533-8
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|Kastner, David B; Baccus, Stephen A (2013) Spatial segregation of adaptation and predictive sensitization in retinal ganglion cells. Neuron 79:541-54
|Jadzinsky, Pablo D; Baccus, Stephen A (2013) Transformation of visual signals by inhibitory interneurons in retinal circuits. Annu Rev Neurosci 36:403-28
|Ozuysal, Yusuf; Baccus, Stephen A (2012) Linking the computational structure of variance adaptation to biophysical mechanisms. Neuron 73:1002-15
|Kastner, David B; Baccus, Stephen A (2011) Coordinated dynamic encoding in the retina using opposing forms of plasticity. Nat Neurosci 14:1317-22


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Mr. Waterson: I hope that the reason for amendment No. 528 is fairly self-evident. It is another one of our amendments inspired by the professions. If a professional body's recognition is cancelled because of a failure to pay fees due to the Secretary of State, all those whom it licensed to act as insolvency practitioners will automatically cease to be licensed. They could therefore lose their livelihoods through no fault of their own. Although that eventuality will not keep all members of the Committee awake at night, it must be addressed.
As vacation of office is automatic on the loss of an insolvency licence, there is also a theoretical possibility—horror of horrors—that the cancellation of a professional body's recognition could cause several thousand insolvency estates to lose their officeholders overnight. Attempts to resolve the problem could overload both the courts and those hapless remaining insolvency practitioners. With wonderful understatement, the briefing says:
The amendment is designed to avoid it by allowing practitioners licensed by a body that ceases to be recognised because of non-payment of fees to complete their existing cases. Subsection (5)(b) provides protection against unscrupulous practitioners whose conduct would justify the withdrawal of the licences they had been given by the formerly recognised body. I hope that that is reasonably clear.
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New clause 9 is of more immediate importance to our constituents. It is drafted and thoroughly supported by the National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux. The wording is fairly clear: the hon. Member for North-East Derbyshire touched on it in an earlier speech. It has three basic aims. One is to remove financial exclusion from bankruptcy for people on means-tested benefits and tax credits by exempting them from paying the court and deposit fees. The second is to help people on low incomes pay court and deposit fees by allowing for remission of all or part of those fees and providing for payment by instalments. The third is to reduce the fees paid by couples when they both meet a petition for bankruptcy at the same time. The citizens advice bureau service reminds us that it has seen a staggering 39 per cent. increase in consumer credit debt problems over the past four years. Last year it reckoned that it advised on debt and equivalent problems totalling Ł1.2 billion, so it knows what it is talking about.
The briefing picks up a point made by the Under-Secretary on Second Reading—that customers can get free advice from the local CAB and that administration orders can be obtained through the county court to deal with multiple debt problems. It states:
It also makes the point that
It explains why bankruptcy can be suggested as the right option for certain people—mainly those with substantial debts of Ł10,000 or more when improvement in the near future is unlikely, insufficient surplus income is available to pay off creditors and little or no assets are possessed. In those circumstances, bankruptcy
Let me quote a couple of brief examples. A CAB in east London reported that a client, a local authority tenant who was employed but owed Ł33,000 in credit debts, was under such stress that she considered committing suicide. She was advised that bankruptcy was the best option as otherwise it would take about 20 years to repay her debts. In the event, the official receiver decided not to make an income payment order and not to sell any of her goods. Things are now looking up for this client.
A CAB in Sussex reported that one of its client's debt problem spiralled out of control when she had to give up work due to health problems. A Ł5,000 loan grew to more than Ł18,000 because one creditor refused to suspend interest charges. The stress was making her condition worse, so she decided on the advice of the CAB to go bankrupt.
Remarkably, it is much more expensive for an individual to go bankrupt in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in comparison with Scotland—Ł370 as opposed to Ł58. Since none of the Liberal Democrats is present, including the hon. Member for
Column Number: 692Orkney and Shetland (Mr. Carmichael), it is impossible to have that verified immediately. As the briefing points out, for a single person in receipt of jobseeker's allowance, the deposit fee represents nearly five weeks' income. The Under-Secretary may be able to tell us more. A recent legal challenge, R v. Lord Chancellor ex parte Lightfoot, was unsuccessful, but the court obviously wanted to do something because it acknowledged that people might have to face
NACAB makes it clear that many of its clients are forced to borrow money from their friends and family simply to enable them to pay the fees for going bankrupt. I would hope that because the proposal clearly benefits a section of society for whom bankruptcy can be the answer it will command support from all parts of the Committee. The hon. Member for North-East Derbyshire has already put down a marker on it. As with all our amendments, we are not proud. If the Under-Secretary can improve on it and produce the same result, we are happy to proceed on that basis. However, I hope that the new clause will find favour with the Committee and with the Government.
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Mr. Barnes: Clay Cross is at the forefront of my contributions and our debates and I have received representations from the Clay Cross citizens advice bureau on this matter. As the hon. Member for Eastbourne pointed out, although court fees can be waived for various people, such as those on income support, a problem arises with the deposit that must be placed for the administration of the bankruptcy. The bureau has brought to my attention a particular case involving a couple whose indebtedness is dealt with in both their names, so that the fees are double those for others on deposit. The bureau's letter states:
I grant that going bankrupt should not be an easy move, allowing people to opt for it in many circumstances, but when organisations such as citizens advice bureaux judge that it might be an avenue for people in such circumstances to help them to regulate their arrangements in the long run, we should take that seriously. We should consider the problem of the costs involved, with which the amendment attempts to deal. It is a crazy situation if somebody needs to go bankrupt and the judgment is made that they should do so, but they cannot afford to. We should remove the potential for that.
Miss Johnson: Amendment No. 528 would ensure that insolvency practitioners can continue to act in cases where they have been appointed to act, even where recognition of their authorising body by the Secretary of State is revoked due to non-payment of the fee payable by that body under subsection (1) of the new section 415A. It includes a caveat that where an individual insolvency practitioner is regarded by the court as unfit to act this shall not apply.
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There is specific provision for such situations in present legislation, but this amendment would deal with them differently and in a bureaucratic way. The current situation, set out in section 391 of the Insolvency Act 1986, is that where recognition is revoked by the Secretary of State when a body fails to meet the criteria set out in that section, an order may specify that members of that body are treated as authorised for a specified period after the revocation takes effect. The amendment deals with this differently and in a way that appears to involve the courts in some areas.
I am grateful to the hon. Member for Eastbourne for highlighting the issue. It is right that we consider the implications for individual insolvency practitioners where recognition of their professional body is revoked through non-payment of the fee. Therefore, I would like to consider the matter further and, if necessary, table a suitable amendment on Report. In the light of that, I hope that the hon. Member for Eastbourne will withdraw the amendment in due course.
The new clause seeks to provide for the exemption or remission of all or part of the fees in cases of hardship, for reduction on joint petitions and for payment of fees by instalments after a bankruptcy order has been made. It would apply to all fees payable to the Secretary of State, not only those on entering bankruptcy. On applying for bankruptcy, a debtor must currently pay Ł370 to the court. That is made up of a court fee of Ł120 and a Ł250 deposit, which is passed to the Insolvency Service and used to defray, in part, the costs of administering the case.
I assure my hon. Friend the Member for North-East Derbyshire that there is recognition for hardship cases through special provisions for debtors in receipt of benefits and those who can otherwise show undue hardship. In particular, such debtors can seek a waiver or reduction of the Ł120 court fee.
Mr. Barnes: The problem is that that still leaves the Ł250, which is not dealt with by the waiver provisions.
Miss Johnson: I understand that. Clearly, the new clause goes further and reduces or waives all fees in hardship cases, but that is not justified. It would mean that all the costs of case administration would have to be met from other sources. It would not be fair on creditors in other cases to require them to cover those costs, and we do not believe that general taxation should pay for people to enter bankruptcy when they may have taken on debts irresponsibly.
I would like to stress that the courts have found that a person's entry into bankruptcy is not a right, and should be considered very much a last resort. That relates to R v. Lord Chancellor ex parte Lightfoot, to which the hon. Member for Eastbourne referred.
Bankruptcy is not the only method of dealing with debts, but before I move on to the others, I should mention Scotland. The difference between England and Wales and Scotland represents different legal systems, and the fact that the Insolvency Service's administration fees reflect the full cost recovery in
Column Number: 694England and Wales. That is not the case in Scotland, where there is subsidy by the taxpayer.
Many routes other than bankruptcy are available for debtors. Several of them do not require a deposit, which meets my hon. Friend the Member for North-East Derbyshire's point. Individuals with small debts can and do apply to the county court for county court administration orders, which allow a person in financial difficulty to pay off an affordable sum each month. There is no need to make an initial payment to the court, as administration costs will be deducted from payments for the duration of the order. To qualify, the person must have two or more outstanding debts and at least one outstanding High Court or county court judgment, and the total debts must be less than Ł5,000. About 8,000 such orders are made each year.
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IMDB Ratings: 7.5/10
Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller
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Director: Clint Eastwood
Writer: John Lee Hancock
Stars: Kevin Costner, Clint Eastwood, Laura Dern
Movie Plot: After escaping from a Huntsville prison, convict Butch Haynes and his partner Terry Pugh kidnap a young boy, Philip Perry, and flee across Texas. As they travel together, Butch and Philip discover common bonds and suffer the abuses of the outside "Perfect World." In pursuit is Texas Ranger "Red" Garnett and criminologist Sally Gerber
.A Perfect World is a 1993 crime drama road film directed by Clint Eastwood, and starring Kevin Costner as an escaped convict who befriends a young boy (T.J. Lowther), and ends up embarking on a road trip with the child. Eastwood co-stars as a Texas Ranger in pursuit of the convict.
In 1963 Texas, convicts Robert "Butch" Haynes (Kevin Costner) and Jerry Pugh (Keith Szarabajka) escape from the state penitentiary in Huntsville. Fleeing, the pair stumble into a house where eight-year-old Phillip Perry (T.J. Lowther) lives with his devout Jehovah's Witness mother and two sisters. Needing a hostage to aid their escape, Butch grabs the boy, who meekly accompanies them. The trio's journey starts off on an unpleasant note as Butch shoots Jerry, following the latter's attempt to molest the child. With his partner out of the way, the convict and his young victim take to the Texas highway in a bid to flee from the pursuing police.
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Recently posted some photos of some of the various furry friends we've had coworking along side us at Conjunctured. I really think more offices should be pet-friendly as it really improves the vibe of the place—gives the place more life and a fun attitude! Austin already is a very pet-friendly city and I'm starting to see why! Here's some dog-friendly restaurants in Austin I found on Yelp. And of course any of the amazing food stands / "trailer park" eateries are going to be pet friendly too.
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This is a great idea. So much in fact, I know a counsellor who brings her dog into the treatment room. The clients love it and it "softens" the setting of their (sometimes unpleasant) work
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We have Jerry. Found him a year ago wandering the neighborhood. He's a fixture. Loves to cowork, chase his "squirrel", sleep and go for walks around the neighborhood.
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Homesteady - Stories of homesteading farming hunting and fishing
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Have you ever dreamt of starting a farm? Do you picture living on a homestead, gardening and raising chickens? Do you love foraging for wild edibles? Do you spent the fall season, in the crisp autumn wood hunting for wild game? Is your perfect morning spent drifting downriver, fishing for the night's dinner? Homesteady is a show that focuses on living a more sustainable life. We talk about all the ways a modern Homesteader can put food on the table, from the fields, streams, gardens and woodlands. Our roads may be rocky, but with the right skills and knowledge we can make Homesteady.Read more »


text: Royalty Monthly magazine - Sarah Ferguson cover (Vol.12 No.4) £11.99 Royalty Monthly magazine - Sarah Ferguson cover (Vol.12 No.4) Magazine has been read - good condition PRINCESS CAROLINE - 8 pages PRINCE CHARLES - The men who made the heir to the throne. Hugo Vickers examines the decisive influences in the Prince's formative years 8 pages SARAH FERGUSON - A look at how Sarah Ferguson is coping with the media's constant barrage of criticism, and how she is enjoying life after Andrew 8 pages PRINCESS DIANA - The Princess and the paparazzi 5 pages NIKOLAI AND ALEXANDRA: THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH - A furore erupted after the skull of the last Tsar was unearthed. Two Russian historians offer their conflicting opinions on the subject 12 pages OLJA IVANJICKI - Royalty's Mira Polak talks to this Eastern bloc artist who immortalises her subjects with a modish blend of pop art and surrealism 6 pages VISCOUNT LINLEY seems set at last to settle down to married bliss, and the wealthy heiress, the hon Serena Stanhope, seems the ideal choice 6 pages KING LEOPOLD I - Brenda Ralph Lewis investigates the history of Leopold of Coburg, who became the first King of an independent Belgium 6 pages ROYALTY IN FOCUS - The month in words and pictures 30 pages


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After postponing his departure from the White House by a few months, President Barack Obama's top economic aide, Gene Sperling, said on Wednesday that he will leave the administration early next month.
"My last day is March 5," Sperling said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program. He will depart the day after the White House issues its budget proposal for fiscal 2015 on March 4.
Sperling, a longtime adviser to Obama and to former President Bill Clinton, first announced in September that he would leave the White House to join his family in California.
He agreed to stay until January to help the White House through difficult talks with Congress about the budget and debt ceiling, which in October led to a government shutdown.
Sperling later agreed to stay on a bit longer to give his replacement, Jeffrey Zients, time to ease into the job after Zients spent two months overseeing efforts to fix HealthCare.gov, the website used to shop for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.
Sperling has led several recent White House initiatives, including the push to extend unemployment benefits, plans to help more low-income students go to college, and efforts to encourage more chief executives to hire those who have been unemployed for a long period of time.
(Reporting by Susan Heavey; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)


text: Remembering Andrew He'll Never Forget Hurricane Andrew And How The Community Came Together Afterward By Katie Lepri & Lisann Ramos • Aug 20, 2017 Victor Vincent remembers Hurricane Andrew well, even after 25 years. At the time, he was working at the Miami Science Museum and living with his girlfriend, now wife, in Miami's Country Walk. Close to 90 percent of the houses in Country Walk were destroyed during the storm, including Vincent's. Many homeowners ended up suing the developer, Arvida, for poor construction. Miami-Dade County adopted stricter building codes, but the damage had already been done. Hurricane Andrew, 25 Years Later: Fighting Diaper Rash And Impetigo In An Emergency Daycare Center By Katie Lepri & Lisann Ramos • Aug 20, 2017 Warren Browne / Discovery YMCA Twenty-five years ago this week, Hurricane Andrew destroyed the Homestead area- including many of its daycare centers. That's when Sue Loyzelle stepped in. She was the director of the local YMCA at the time. After the storm, she was tasked by the city to establish an emergency daycare center at Harris Field--right by the Air Force base in Homestead. WLRN spoke to Loyzelle at the opening of HistoryMiami's Hurricane Andrew: 25 Years Later exhibit in our Miami Stories audio recording booth. Below is what she told us in the booth: Hurricane Andrew, 25 Years Later: Paying $40 For Water By Katie Lepri & Lisann Ramos • Aug 20, 2017 Twenty-five years ago, Hurricane Andrew hurtled through South Florida. The Category 5 storm uprooted trees, washed boats ashore and destroyed thousands of homes. It caused an estimated $25 billion in damage. But the hurricane didn't scare Kendall resident Camille Grace, a 47-year-old who worked in sales for Cayman Airways and taught night school. She put her storm shutters up and filled her two bath tubs with water in case she lost access to the precious liquid during the storm. Riding Out Hurricane Andrew With A Surfboard By Katie Lepri & Lisann Ramos • Aug 20, 2017 HistoryMiami 25 years ago when Hurricane Andrew hit Miami, Lance O'Brian and his friend decided to wait out the storm in Miami Beach. Both surfers, they hoped to catch some good waves once the storm had passed. HistoryMiami museum folklorist Vanessa Navarro spoke with O'Brian as part of a HistoryMiami research project called "What Makes Miami Miami?" The Florida Folklife Program, a component of the Florida Department of State's Division of Historical Resources, directed the project. Below is an edited excerpt of his interview: It's Been 25 Years Since Hurricane Andrew. What Do You Remember? By Katie Lepri & Lisann Ramos • May 26, 2017 HistoryMiami It's been almost 25 years since Hurricane Andrew roared through South Florida and we're collecting your stories and memories about the storm. The Category 5 hurricane flattened South Dade, with the worst of the damage stretching south of Kendall to Florida City. It destroyed more than 28,000 homes, left more than 180,000 people homeless and caused more than $25 billion in damage. This Is What It Sounds Like To Be In A Category 5 Hurricane By Kenny Malone • Sep 4, 2013 NOAA / Satellite and Information Service We're now more than halfway through the Atlantic hurricane season and -- knock on wood -- no Atlantic hurricanes yet. Depending on how long this continues, 2013 stands a chance of setting a record for "Latest First Atlantic Hurricane" in history. Remembering Andrew: Hurricane Party By Trina Sargalski & Phil Latzman • Oct 1, 2012 Cory McDonald (Florida State Archives) If you're a regular listener to WLRN, you might recognize the voice of Phil Latzman, anchor and host at WLRN. Phil also happens to be one of NPR's go-to guys whenever there's a hurricane anyplace near South Florida. But it wasn't always that way. On the weekend before Hurricane Andrew hit in August 1992, Phil was young, living on South Beach, having a good time, playing basketball, going to the beach and listening to a lot of Red Hot Chili Peppers. Remembering Andrew: Richard McCormick By Kenny Malone • Oct 1, 2012 Luc Cohen Under the Sun tells the stories of South Florida, and there's no bigger South Florida story in recent history than Hurricane Andrew. Around 5:05 a.m. on August 24th, 1992, Andrew made landfall near the Homestead Air Force Base, and changed lives everywhere. WLRN-Miami Herald News Reporter, Kenny Malone, spoke to a retired Army Colonel and semi-retired veterinarian, Richard McCormick, about his experience when the Category 5 winds arrived and it was raining cats and dogs. Remembering Andrew: The Old Radio By Kenny Malone • Oct 1, 2012 Geoffrey Philp As part of our "Remembering Andrew" series, we're telling small stories about one of the biggest events in South Florida history. The series will run every week until August 24th, the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew. Voices of Hurricane Andrew: The Question By Kenny Malone • Oct 1, 2012 Eugene Provenzo/University of Miami We've been collecting stories about Hurricane Andrew from people around South Florida for our "Remembering Andrew" series. We've also been combing through a lot of archival sound and video, including an archive we found called "Voices of Andrew." The Best Intentions... By Rick Stone • Oct 1, 2012 Miami-Dade County Help Dept. Collection, Florida State Archives While we were working on ideas for stories to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew, WLRN Miami Herald News journalist Rick Stone found some old tapes of his reporting after the storm. He reported many radio stories after Hurricane Andrew (you can hear some of those original stories on the players below), but one in particular inspired us. The Consul By Sammy Mack • Oct 1, 2012 Kevin McGurgan There is a loud explosion as the roof is torn off. In my two years in Florida, this is the first time I have felt cold. Hurricane Andrew: Your Stories, Collected Here By Daniel Rivero • Aug 25, 2012 Florida State Archives We received several hundred responses when we called out to our audience for stories about Hurricane Andrew. As we learned while doing the "Remembering Andrew" project, people who experienced Hurricane Andrew still have vivid memories they are eager to share. Putting One Foot in Front of Another By Mark Reagan • Aug 25, 2012 Mark Reagan Mark Reagan sent us this personal essay after we asked listeners to share their experiences of Hurricane Andrew. Reagan is now the cops and courts reporter for the Brownsville Herald. I was 8 when Andrew charged at us with its fury. I lived with my parents and two sisters in a house on Jamaica Drive in Cutler Ridge. Remembering Andrew: Listen To The One-Hour Documentary By WLRN Staff • Aug 24, 2012 Miami Herald Today is the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew in South Florida. The culmination of our "Remembering Andrew" project is our one hour documentary special, hosted by Kenny Malone and Alicia Zuckerman, with production help from Sammy Mack, Trina Sargalski and the entire WLRN-Miami Herald News team. Pages1 2 next › last »


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LG's announced what it calls the world's first Quad HD AH-IPS LCD panel for smartphones. In layspeak that's a very, very high-res display and possibly the start of the ppi wars. Can our eyes take all that screen shininess?
Start of the Display Wars?
So what we're looking at here is a 5.5-inch Quad HD panel with 2560x1440 and 538 ppi. That's some pretty sweet resolution for a small screen. LG claims the new panel will have 4 times more pixels than HD 1,280x720 and is a mere 1.21mm thin.
LG also says that you will be able to see full displays of, say, webpages, unlike the 3/4ths viewing area currently viewable on ordinary HD screens.
With super high-res screens for phablets, this will likely help push the segment's popularity, the niche that no one expected to explode the way it has. Heck, even Nokia's rumoured to be trotting out a phablet.
We now breathlessly await Samsung's reaction to the news.


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I've gotten back into using eyeshadows a bit more just because I'm done school so I have more time to play with makeup. I've been a big fan of Marlena from Makeup Geek on youtube and as many of you know, she is the CEO of her company called Makeup Geek and they make makeup obviously! She is infamous for her amazing eye shadows because they are very inexpensive for their excellent quality! I have bought thirteen shadows so far and I love them so much! I find myself reaching for them all time when doing eye looks because the shadows are super pigmented and they last all day! The picture below consists of thirteen makeup geek eyeshadows and the bottom five are mac eyeshadows. At first I was buying mac shadows but they are $12 a pan whereas the makeup geek pans are $5.99. So there was no question as to what the better buy was!
Colours from left to right: (first row) Frappé, Shimma Shimma, Beaches & Cream, Cinderella, Crème Brulee, Beached Blonde, (second row) Last Dance, Sensuous, Drama Queen, Prom Night, Hipster, Homecoming, and Envy (emerald shade).
Just for fun, the five bottom Mac shades are: Shale, Mythology, Malt, Brulé, and Vanilla.
Here are some swatches of the eyeshadows on my arm. These are a one time swipe colour pay off just to show the amazing colour pay off these shadows.
These are the swatches without any primer or base under them which I found to still be an amazing pay off! I strongly recommend these shadows to anyone that wants a good eye shadow for cheap!
Let me know if you guys have tried Makeup geek, hopefully this review helped anyone who was thinking about buying them!


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The technical term is "deep packet inspection," a process by which
universities can examine the contents of electronic files that pass
back and forth on their networks to see if they contain copyrighted
material like the latest M.I.A. single or an episode of Gossip Girl.
It's the equivalent of requiring institutions to steam open and read
every letter that passes through the campus mail. It's also expensive,
slows down the entire network, and won't actually work, because the
small number of students who are responsible for the most egregious
piracy also tend to be the students with the technical know-how needed
to stay three steps ahead of whatever new filtering mechanisms the
university might devise.
The entertainment industry insists that it doesn't necessarily want
to go this way, but that's obviously a lie. Earlier this year, it
supported legislation in Illinois and Tennessee that would have
required colleges to implement "technology-based deterrents" to piracy
if they received more than a certain number of infringement notices.
Around the same time, colleges across the country began seeing a
20-fold increase
in the number of infringement notices they received.. When colleges
protested the new burden, the RIAA said their past voluntary
cooperation meant they were legally obligated to comply in the future. (Inside Higher Ed)


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Curio's herbs and spices are sourced directly from origin whenever possible, with the highest standards in organic and fair trade agriculture. Sourcing from origin highlights the "terroir" of spices from specific regions (just like wine), adding edible luxury, creativity and intense flavor to food and drink. Simultaneously, Curio's dedication to direct sourcing and sustainability allow for a premium product and improved farmer livelihoods.
We are a Public Benefit Company
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Our Certifications & Sustainable Sourcing
ORGANIC Approximately 90% of the spices used to make our blends are certified organic. Organic spice production ensures that no herbicides, pesticides or synthetic inputs were used to grow or process the spices. At this time Curio Spice Co is not a certified organic handler, but will be working towards this goal in the next year.
FAIR TRADE About 50% of the spices used to make our blends are certified Fair Trade. Fair Trade certified products are guaranteed to meet environmental, social and labor standards set by organizations such as FLO-CERT.
MADE IN THE USA Our spice tins and lids are made here in the U.S. and are recyclable. Additionally, many of the herbs and salts used in our blends are sourced as close to our manufacturing facility as possible (yay New England farms!) ensuring a fresher product.
RELATIONSHIPS Founder Claire Cheney has visited many of the spice regions that Curio sources from, including Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Cambodia, Greece and Turkey, Costa Rica, Madagascar and Japan. Forming relationships with farmers and producers at origin increases transparency from farm to consumer and helps to ensure that you receive a premium product that is outside of the commodity spice market.