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PEEKSKILL, N.Y. – The Peekskill Common Council took time before its Thursday night meeting to honor the city's police and fire chiefs before they step down next week.
The council recognized Peekskill Police Chief Eugene Tumolo and Peekskill Fire Department Chief Leonard "Lenny" Varella Jr. for their years of service to the city.
Tumolo joined the Peekskill Police Department 44 years ago and became chief in 1994. The city has come a long way since then, he said.
"When I was sworn in it was during a riot and there were officers in the street," Tumolo recalled. "And we've come from that to a time when other communities are faltering and this community is on its way upward and in a renaissance, and it was very important to me to be a part of that"
Tumolo thanked the city leaders who had held office over the decades and his force for its unwavering support.
Tumolo also served as the president of the New York State Association of Police Chiefs and the Westchester County Police Chiefs Association, among other agencies, Mayor Mary Foster said.
"It's not just that Gene dedicated himself to the city, but he dedicated himself to policing and criminal justice and trying to create the best practices to our department, and we very much appreciate that and I know you'll be missed by not only us but all the groups you worked so hard with," Foster said.
While Varella, a lifelong city resident, isn't retiring from the fire department, he will become a deputy chief with far fewer responsibilities. After 36 years in the department, and the last nine years in the department leadership, that will likely be a welcome change.
"Becoming a chief is a nine-year commitment, which is a huge commitment for any individual, and it's a volunteer position," said Foster. "You do it out of love for your community and love for the fire department."
Varella thanked the city officials and his family for their support and said the department would continue to be well run.
"Bob (Fiorio) is gonna be the new chief, Vinny (Malaspina) is gonna be the first assistant chief and John Rose is gonna be the second assistant," Varella said. "The city is in great hands. There are three capable individuals who know the job and they will be a great asset to the fire department."
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We have a couple announcements. First off, let's just make sure we're all clear that NODOG is coming home with our Ape. No way, not going to happen....NO.
The new shelter right by our Mom's office is now open, we posted pics of the grand opening last week. Pawsomely cool, let me tell ya. Today she went to training to learn how to be a better dog mom. Oh wait, that's not right, that's next week. Ha ha ha ha. Seriously, she went to volunteer training.
We have allowed this in the name of WALLY TAMALE. He motivated us by allowing his ape to go to the SPCA and report back in on his blog. SOOOOO...just for Wally we're following his big paw prints and letting the shelter dogs INVADE our blog.
So, with no further ado, I present you with today's selection of OTHER dogs who rubbed and kissed all over our Mother. (Surely we should get an award for this....)
Oh wait, before you look we have something else to say. Our ape USED to be really great at taking rescue pictures and for some reason she lost this talent. Now she's like an 8 year old with their first camera and I can't tell you how many butt shots we had to delete already. So please excuse the poor photography, it will be better next time, we're sure of it. Oh, and she'll do better on names next time too, she was an all around slacker today. We can't even guarantee if most are boys or girls. Sheesh.
If any of these guys float your boat, you can find out all the 4-1-1 on them at http://www.dfwhumane.com.
So in honor of Wally and the Peppy Sheps, here is a miniature version if they were cosmically fused all together. This little guy had a ton of energy and was so excited to be on the leash almost wiggled right out of his cage.
This is Cowboy....that's right. COWBOY. He doesn't look much like a Cowboy to me but I'm going with it. He was all quiet and meek in his cage but then was a wild dog looking for love once he was free to run around. Seriously sweet and like all over trying to be a lap dog.
This is THE ONE. You know THE ONE, right??? THE ONE is the dog that if your pawrents didn't already have YOU then she'd be coming home for sure. This is SUGAR BEAR and she immediately used her giant head to push her way into Mom's heart. I know, I know, thank dog she's already got all of us, right???
A few random shots of some other pawsome guys that were there...she probably doesn't remember names because she was all googly eyed over THE ONE. The quality of these shots are, well, bad. She'll have to do better next time.
This guy looked pretty worried, he's there with his other Great Pyr friend. His family lost their house to foreclosure and these guys need a new family. Soooo pretty, hopefully the right family will show up soon to take them home together.
So that's it....we smelled CATS on her too, but there was no evidence on the camera. She better not be spending this loaned-out time with CATS or there is going to be TROUBLE.
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Injection Techniques in Musculoskeletal Medicine (with PAGEBURST Access)
4th Edition
A Practical Manual for Clinicians in Primary and Secondary Care
Printed book plus PageburstTM access – you will receive a printed book and access to the complete book content electronically. PageburstTM enhances learning by not only bringing world class content to your fingertips but also letting you add to it, annotate it, and categorize it all in a way that suits you. PageburstTM frees you to spend more time learning and less time searching.
Now in its fourth edition and with a new title – Injection Techniques in Musculoskeletal Medicine – this successful step-by-step guide is a trusted resource used by a wide range of practitioners who have to deal with the management of painful joints and soft tissues, particularly in relation to sports and overuse injuries.
Area by area, guidance is given for each lesion on appropriate patient selection and delivery of the drug. Every technique has its own two-page spread containing a written description along with an anatomical illustration of the region and a photograph showing the anatomical landmarks for the injection.
This new edition is now accompanied by a Trainer available via www.injectiontechniquesonline.com. For an additional discounted purchase using the PIN located at the bottom of the inside front cover, readers gain access to a virtual training guide - introduced by Stephanie Saunders herself - which covers the top most common injection techniques for each of the body regions. Through key text, videos, animations and interactive self-assessment, users are tested on their knowledge of anatomical landmarks, differential diagnoses, assessment criteria, drug selection and technical skill. Further access is given to a library of over 50 video clips showing supplementary injection techniques which clearly demonstrate the correct anatomical position for each needle insertion.
Table of Contents
Section 1 INJECTION THERAPY – THE EVIDENCE
The evidence base for injection therapy
Corticosteroids and local anaesthetics
Other substances used for injection therapy
Landmark and image guided injections
Aspiration and miscellaneous injections
Safety, drugs and sport, medicolegal issues
Section 2 PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR INJECTION THERAPY
How to use this book
Contraindications to injection therapy
Preparation protocol
Injection technique flowchart
Section 3 UPPER LIMB INJECTIONS
Examination of the upper limb
The shoulder
The elbow
The wrist and hand
Temporomandibular joint
Summary of suggested upper limb dosages
Section 4 LOWER LIMB INJECTIONS
Examination of the lower limb
The hip
The knee
The ankle and foot
Summary of suggested lower limb dosages
Section 5 SPINAL INJECTIONS
Spinal injection guidelines
Examination of the spine
Spinal injection techniques
Summary of suggested spinal dosages
Appendix 1 Landmark technique accuracy and outcome studies
Appendix 2 Injection Survey
- No. of pages:
- 268
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Churchill Livingstone 2012
- Published:
- 19th October 2011
- Imprint:
- Churchill Livingstone
- Hardcover ISBN:
- 9780702054518
About the Author
Stephanie Saunders
Affiliations and Expertise
Private Practitioner; Course Director, Orthopaedic Medicine Seminars and the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Orthopaedic Medicine; Fellow of Chartered Society of Physiotherapists, London, UK
Steve Longworth
Affiliations and Expertise
General Practitioner, CY O'Connor Village Medical Centre, Piara Waters, Perth, Western Australia


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The Multnomah County District Attorney's Office released dozens of pages of documents Thursday detailing investigators' search of Reynolds High School shooter Jared Padgett's home and school locker.
Police say Padgett, 15, fatally shot freshman Emilio Hoffman before shooting himself June 10 at the school. The documents outline what police found when they scoured Padgett's home in the 18800 block Northeast Couch Street and his locker, No. 890.
Among the details: A detective spoke with Padgett's older brother, Lucas, who owns an M4 AR-15 semi-automatic rifle. Lucas Padgett said it was stored in the bedroom he shared with Jared Padgett, but after the shooting, he went home and discovered the rifle was missing.
The affidavits for search warrants, written by Gresham Police detective Aaron Turnage, outlines other new details in the case:
Freshman Austin Trichos, 15, told police that shortly after arriving at school, he saw Jared Padgett walking from the school bus drop-off zone toward the school, carrying a guitar case and a green duffel bag.
Trichos, who said he talked to Padgett every day, tried to get his friend's attention to say hello. He called out to Padgett from 5 to 10 feet away, but Padgett didn't respond.
"Mr. Trichos said he noticed that whatever was in the guitar (case) was probably not a guitar based on the heavy weight of the items and the odd weight displacement," the documents said.
Trichos said Padgett often spoke of owning and shooting guns, including an AR-15 rifle.
At 8:07 a.m. that day, 911 received its first emergency call about "multiple shots fired in the boys locker room and one person was 'down,'" Turnage wrote. A witness or witnesses reported that the shooter was wearing a mask or red bandana and a flak-style vest.
School resource officer Ky Harris, who was at Reynolds, ran toward the locker room and noted at 8:08 a.m. "that he could smell gun powder in the boys locker room and within seconds he updated that he had located .223-caliber shell casings outside the locker room door."
A 911 caller reported "blood (was) everywhere."
Dispatchers also were told a second person, a teacher, had been shot and needed medical attention. He was later identified as physical education teacher Todd Rispler, who was grazed in the hip by a bullet from the rifle as he ran to start a school lockdown.
At 8:14 a.m., as officers prepared to enter the building, Troutdale Police Officer Casey Kotsovos said shots were being fired in the building.
At 8:25 a.m., Gresham police Lt. Chris Wheeler said there was someone down in the boys locker room. Seconds later, Wheeler said the victim -- - eventually identified as Emilio Hoffman -- was dead.
At 8:28 a.m., Gresham School Resource Officer Travis Garrison told emergency dispatchers that "the suspect was down and contained in the bathroom," according to the documents.
Police found a green army-style bag with "PADGETT L 0788" printed on it and a black Fender guitar case. They also found an AR-15 M4, .223-caliber semi-automatic rifle and numerous extra loaded magazines near the shooter's body.
Police determined that Jared Padgett was likely the shooter. They spoke with his older brother, Lucas Padgett, who is in the U.S. Army Reserve and shared a bedroom with Jared Padgett.
The documents said Lucas Padgett told police he owned an AR-15 rifle and stored it in the bedroom they shared, and that he apparently only discovered the rifle was missing after the shooting.
"Mr. Lucas Padgett said he has several other guns inside the home and several gun lock boxes, extra magazines and ammunition," the detective wrote.
A member of the Padgett family also found Jared Padgett's backpack in a trash bin behind the family home.
Using search warrants, police looked in closets and under beds and bunk beds of Padgett's home and found various weapons tucked away, including a sword, knives, multiple boxes of ammunition, two .22-caliber Marlin rifles, a Steven shotgun, a .22-caliber Heritage revolver, a Winchester rifle and a Daisy pellet gun.
Ammunition also was found on a dresser.
The documents don't make clear whether any of the guns and ammunition were locked away in safes, but police told media after the shooting that the guns Padgett used belonged to the family and were secured in the home, but that he had "defeated" the security.
Police also seized a journal from on top of a bed and drawings from underneath a bed, but no excerpts from the journal or photos of the drawings were included in the search warrant documents.
Sources have said Padgett wrote in his journal about killing classmates and railed against "sinners" -- people who smoked and used the Lord's name in vain.
Police also seized XBox and Play Station gaming systems from the living room, as well as computers, a memory stick and cell phones from various locations in the house.
If Padgett hadn't killed himself, he could have been prosecuted in aggravated murder, murder, attempted aggravated murder, attempted murder, first-degree assault and unlawful use of a weapon.
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An investigation continues after a woman died in an apparent accidental shooting at a northeast Missouri gun range.
The Ralls County Sheriff's Department says the shooting happened Sunday at the Salt River Gun Range near New London. Authorities say 25-year-old Andrea Jinneth Corredor-Rivera died at the scene.
Corredor-Rivera died of a single self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
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Rihanna On Her Style Icons: "Nicole Richie Pisses Me Off She's So Good. Princess Diana Killed It!"
Rihanna is no rude gyal. The Barbadian beauty may be one of the biggest style icons on the planet, but in the November issue of Glamour magazine, the 25-year-old was quick to bestow compliments on the women that inspire her fashion choices.
"Oh my God, are you kidding me? Nicole Richie. She just pisses me off, she's so good," Rihanna says of Richie's style. "But you know who is the best who ever did it? Princess Diana. She was like—she killed it. Every look was right. She was gangsta with her clothes. She had these crazy hats. She got oversize jackets. I loved everything she wore."
Princess Diana may be royalty, but no one has influenced Rihanna's closet more than her mother who still reigns supreme in the singer's eyes. "My love for fashion—let me say, my admiration for fashion—started with my mom," Ri-Ri explains. " I used to watch her get dressed. She was around my age right now, and she was so fly. So fly. I remember not even knowing how to do that because I was such a tomboy."
Rihanna hopes to flex her style chops on her new show Styled To Rock. "I felt like there were all these talented people in New York who had a very keen eye for style and design, but I couldn't find them [to work with]," she says of putting together the new series, which is coming to the Style network this November. "I get excited by discovering new designers. I'm obsessed with being first with everything in fashion."
These days, being a fashion daredevil is something that comes easy to Rihanna. But that fearlessness was not always present. "I had to regain my fearlessness because it did go away for a little bit," Rihanna confessed. "My mother said something to me a few years ago: 'I've seen something in your eyes I've never seen before: fear.' She was like, 'No, this is not you.' I just got back to being OK with myself."
To read the full story, pick up a copy of Glamour on newsstands starting October 8 or download the digital edition now at glamour.com/app.


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Choke trailer, you guys:
Call it, Carla Jean Moss. It looks like actress Kelly Macdonald has already been pigeonholed into playing mousy nice girls who get tossed around by the rough currents of men trapped by their own weaknesses. Just like Sam Rockwell got pigeonholed years ago into playing flop-sweaty men in moth-eaten clothing chasing after something that doesn't exist. In any case, we've got a tough competitor in this year's Saddies. If Choke can win the coveted Saddest Sex Scene and Honorary Suicidal Ideation Awards, it may even top last year's dominating performance by The Savages, which won both Saddest Film That Pretended To Be A Comedy But Was Not A Comedy, and Most Intentionally Sad For No Reason.


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Cast your mind back to late 2011. Back then, it was feared UBS might eliminate as much of a third of its headcount in fixed income. That didn't happen: when Sergio presented his vision for UBS, he said some areas of fixed income were actually quite attractive.
Fast forward to April 2012, and things at UBS's fixed income business actually appear to be going rather well. "Fixed income is significantly busier in terms of transaction volume than last year," William Kennedy, the Zurich-based head of UBS's Investment Products and Services unit, told Bloomberg. "The foreign exchange business also remains robust with client activity levels at historic highs," he added.
In truth, Kennedy isn't actually part of UBS's London-based fixed income trading business, led by Rajeev Misra. The Investment Products and Services unit actually provides trading facilities for Swiss millionaires. However, his ebullience about fixed income follows similar positive statements from Bob Diamond and Jefferies and suggests 2012 could indeed be the year in which the business bounces back.
Jes Staley made $16m for 2011. Tom Montag made $12m. In explaining why Staley got paid, JPMorgan said he'd increased the company's reach overseas. (Bloomberg)
John Hourican sold some of his 2009 bonus and made £4.8m this week. (Telegraph)
You would probably not want to be working at Man Group. (Guardian)
James Gorman has been in discussion with Moody's in attempts to forestall a downgrading of Morgan Stanley, which would make the purchase of Smith Barney more expensive and spoil his strategy. (Financial Times)
The chief executive of Fitch holds a BS in management and marketing from the University of Lancaster. (Financial News)
This would appear to be bad news for any prop traders at SocGen. (Reuters)
"I am a prop trader. My daily schedule? I start in the middle of the night…" (Guardian)
Ian Hannam has launched a personal website to make his case. There are photos of him without the floral necklace. (IanHannam)


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Have you seen the new Kiddieland at the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum? Wish you were a kid again? The museum has planned a special evening in Kiddieland for adults only. Although you won't be able to ride, you can still bring back memories while you listen to the big band sounds of the Alex Renee Swing Band. You are invited to dance to the music, taste wines from three Niagara County wineries, and sample finger foods and deserts. The B&L BBQ food truck will be on site for those who wish to purchase dinner.
The date is Saturday, Aug. 9, from 6-9 p.m. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased from museum trustees or at the museum. Ticket vouchers are also available on the museum website at www.carrouselmuseum.org. Proceeds from the event will benefit the operation of Kiddieland. The museum is located at 180 Thompson St., North Tonawanda. For additional information, call 716-693-1885.


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Our first wine tasting of 2018 is this Friday, June 8th 6-8pm. We will be serving grilled flank steak with soy-ginger glaze; lemony shrimp with orzo; roasted local asparagus; limoncello almond cake and our usual assortment of gourmet cheese.
Check back on Facebook in a couple of days for the lineup of wines.
Cost is $15 and the weather forecast looks great!
Our Fall Wine Tasting is this Friday, September 22nd, 6-8pm. We are serving old fashioned, slow-roasted pulled pork with fresh apple cider and macaroni & cheese made from fresh Maine lobsters. We also are serving an assortment of specialty cheeses and desserts.
We hope you can join us, as this is our last tasting event in 2017. No reservations are required. The cost is $15 per person, and there is a 15% discount on wine purchases of 12 bottles or more.
For this final event, we are including several special wines that you may enjoy serving during the upcoming holiday season. The complete list is as follows:
Table One: Rob Jacobson, Carolina Wine & Spirits
Oregon, Montinore Estate, 2015 Pinot Gris, $13.95
California, Newton, 2015 Skyside Chardonnay, $22.95
Italy, Villa Pillo, 2015 Toscana Red, $11.95
Spain, Marques de Caceres, 2013 Rioja, $12.95
California, Newton, 2015 Skyside Cabernet, $26.96
Table Two: Jake Ruder, Baystate Wine & Spirits
California, Highway 12 Winery, 2015 Chardonnay, $16.95
California, Highway 12, Winery, 2014 Pinot Noir, $24.95
Argentina, Zolo Winery, 2016 Malbec, $12.99
France, Chateau Des Demoiselles, 2014 Bordeaux, $15.95
Massachusetts, Entitled Beer Co., 12 oz. 6 packs, $9.95:
Therapy Session, Wit & Wisdom and Entitled
Three: Pamela, Ruby Wines Inc.
South Africa, Ken Forrester, 2016 Chenin Blanc, $14.95
Oregon, A to Z Wineworks, 2015 Pinot Gris, $15.95
Oregon, A to Z Wineworks, 2014 Pinot Noir, $19.96
South Africa, Graham Beck, 2014 Reserve Cabernet, $17.95
Vermont, Eden Ice Cider Co. Wind Fall Ice Cider, $32.95
Table Four: Peter Poulo, Classic Wine Imports
California, Ironstone, 2015 Obsession Symphony, $11.95
California, Donati Vineyard, 2015 Chardonnay, $12.95
California, Ironstone, 2013 Old Vine Zinfandel, $14.95
California, Donati Vineyard, 2013 Claret, $16.95
Argentina, Decero, 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon, $17.95


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Part I: Bimini Chapter I
This scene sets the stage for the rest of the book. The objective of this lesson will be to explore some of the possible foreshadowing that happens in this scene, and to discuss some of the possible outcomes.
1) Read aloud with the class the part where Thomas talks about his fascination with tropical weather. Have the students each write a short prediction about what this statement could be foreshadowing. How do you think this will affect him? Will this direct his future occupation? Why or why not? What evidence is there in the scene to support your belief? Allow some volunteers to read their ideas.
2) Split the class into groups, and assign each group one of the characters in this chapter. Have each group write a prediction about what they think will happen in this book to their assigned character...
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Advanced manufacturing and technology development for the oil and gas industry.
Advanced manufacturing and engineering specialist Renown Oil and Gas has partnered with Northumbria University, Newcastle, to optimise the production of its offshore subsea components.
The collaboration is the third of its type between the two organisations and underlines the success of Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs), which help businesses to innovate and grow. In this latest project, started in March 2015, Northumbria KTP Associate Lydia Chan aims to help Renown increase sales and turnover by increasing productivity of its marine offshore parts. She is based at the Renown Oil and Gas manufacturing plant in Washington, Tyne & Wear, and is supported by her university supervisor Dr Islam Shyha and on-site supervisor Dale Dryer.
Project objectives
Renown Oil and Gas – part of the Renown Group - has identified customer and market demand for cladding & machining of steel/nickel super alloy stacks, requiring robust processing and technology to prepare offshore marine parts for use in extreme environmental conditions. These expensive super alloys are currently challenging to obtain due to constrained cutting velocities which result in low productivity. Renown Oil and Gas is seeking to increase capability and capacity to fabricate these components for offshore marine applications and requires new documentation and certification capability to ensure compliance with international standards.
The project will evaluate and optimise key measures of the cladding process to generate bespoke cost models and enable Renown Oil & Gas to improve workflows, expand capacity, and consequently increase turnover with improved production rates. Renown expect to double turnover following project completion, which will deliver three main areas of improvement: reducing end-fitting manufacturing time, shortening lead times, and meeting rigorous surface finish/integrity requirements.
The KTP will assist the University of Northumbria in its strategic goals by improving its practical and research links with industry in a very competitive market, publishing a high quality paper in a leading international conference/journal (based on the proposed KTP project), and offering the opportunity to work on the application of 'lab-based' knowledge and techniques into a large-scale manufacturing/commercial setting.
The project's achievements will be published at the University through case studies, on the MSc Mechanical Engineering course, in undergraduate and postgraduate projects, KTP seminars, research seminars, presentation lectures at the Faculty, at conferences/journals, and other academic routes for dissemination.
Lydia Chan, KTP Associate said:
"This opportunity is providing me with invaluable industrial experience. With the support of the Renown Group and Northumbria University I am able to build on the knowledge gained from my university degrees on a path to become an accomplished engineer. It is great that the KTP programme enables me to undertake professional training to complement my project work at Renown."


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Floodwaters that had covered 70 percent of Venice, Italy, receded to 5 percent Monday, but much of the country braced for more rain, officials said.
Floods and landslides struck Saturday and Sunday as rain pounded the country and some areas were preparing for more rain Monday, ANSA reported.
There had been no reports of deaths or injuries.
Grosseto, Siena and Arezzo were on a high state of alert after nearly 8 inches of rain fell during the weekend and more than 3 inches were expected. Authorities feared landslides and more flooding in the area.
Schools were closed and freeway entrances were shut off Monday in Orvieto, where hospitals were inaccessible, officials said.
Authorities ordered evacuations and road closures in Perugia, and access to the Tiber River banks in Rome were closed off.
Veneto Gov. Luca Zaia said he would call for a state of emergency in the region around Venice as soon as he's received an assessment of the damage, ANSA reported.
"We have asked mayors in territories hit by the events of recent days to carefully monitor the damage," Zaia said. "As soon as timely responses are received from the administrations, the region will formally act, requesting a state of emergency [to be declared by central government]."
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Other banks and captive finance companies pulled back when times got tough, but Toyota Financial Services under George Borst, 64, doubled down with Toyota dealers and customers. Through it all, the unit has grabbed market share and remains profitable.
Toyota Financial Services is now the No. 2 issuer of commercial paper in the world, behind General Electric. And the unit's in-house treasury has won all four of the financial services industry's coveted awards for performance, stability, speed-to-market and risk management. No company, automotive or otherwise, has ever done that.


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- Print out the Horsham Soccer Field Lining Guide PDF Comes in handy often.
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Johnson Views is the annual magazine of Johnson State College. Each issue includes feature articles about alumni and current happenings at the college as well as alumni news, donor acknowledgements and other tidbits to keep you connected to the JSC community.
Johnson Views is distributed free of charge to alumni, donors and friends of JSC. If you have missed your copy or would like to be added to the mailing list, please email the Alumni Office.
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- 2014-15 Issue: JSC alums shape Vermont's craft beer industry, the 14-year tenure of Barbara E. Murphy as she retires as president, how the Willey Library is staying current with technological advances, and other news about JSC alumni and events.
- 2013-14 Issue: A new logo and website for JSC Athletics; feature on JSC alum James Roth, director of operations at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum in Boston; Ken Leslie's year-long panorama of the view from the State House dome; new scholarship for math majors
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On Monday, October 17th CONCACAF held the Official Draw for the CONCACAF Beach Soccer Championship Bahamas 2017 LIVE in Miami, Florida.
On behalf of Vice President & National Team Manager Jason McDowall, Head Coach Roberto Ceciliano, we are please to announce the team to represent the Bahamas on April 27-29, 2018 in the Beach Soccer Bahamas Cup.
The Nassau National Beach Soccer Arena, host venue for the Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup Bahamas 2017, may be build on sand, but it is creating a firm foundation for the future.
With proper foundations, a
sound infrastructure and consistent and thorough planning, a stadium can serve as a legacy for generations to come, a turning point in the history of a region and perhaps even the birth of a country's new sporting passion.
There are examples of this taking place all over the world and the latest can be found by Sir Sidney Poitier Bridge in Nassau, the capital city of the Bahamas.
National Beach Soccer Arena is a 3,500-seater, brand new, state of the art facility in the heart of Nassau that has already been to put to good use with the Concacaf Beach Soccer Championship and will be enshrined in the sport's history when it hosts the Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup this year.
Constructed by a largely Bahamian team, the arena took over five months to complete from start to finish and will not only help put the nation on the map when it becomes the setting for beach soccer's global showpiece event, organisers will also hope it helps to grow the sport in the Bahamas.
With its arcing, golden beaches and pristine turquoise oceans, it's easy to see why the Bahamas represents an ideal place for the sport to grow, and architect Bruce LaFleur is a vision of pride as he sits down to talk through the stadium and its impact.
"I am most proud of the fact that the stadium was built by a Bahamian-led team," explains LaFleur, who is also Bahamas Football Association vice president. "I am also very proud that every seat is 'the best seat in the house' and patrons can be fully engaged with what's happening on the pitch.
"Many Bahamians and other Caribbean nationals have expressed high levels of excitement and are blown away by the look of the stadium as well as the beach soccer experience. Bahamians in particular are proud of the structure that we can call our own."
In truth, it was no ordinary beach soccer stadium that LaFleur and his team had been tasked with building. This was to host the biennial Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup and needed to serve as a catalyst for the growth of beach soccer in the region.
In a country that places a great deal of interest in the likes of track and field, cricket and football, the stadium represented something hugely important for organisers and the project came with plenty of hurdles for LaFleur and his team to leap.
"The main objective was to create the ultimate fan experience for everyone in the stadium, from the general spectators to the VIPs," LaFleur continues.
"But we obviously had challenges to overcome. The main one we faced during construction was the shipping of materials from Malaysia. It is a big distance for goods to travel and it was a complicated process – we had tight timelines with little room for delays, but we made it happen!
"Something else that most people don't know about the stadium is that the water table in that area is very high and we came up with a drainage strategy which ensures that, even in the worst rain, the pitch remains dry and playable." With expert planning and the knowledge of construction company Pakar Seating, Malcolm Park Beach Soccer Facility now sits proudly as a jewel in the Bahamas' sporting crown, with locals able to see first hand the quality of the finished product at the recent Concacaf Beach Soccer Championship.
Jean Jaques Pralus, general manager of Pakar Seating, said: "One of the main challenges and one of the things that gives this stadium a special touch is the 50-metre-wide VIP cover, with a structure that required a great engineering effort."
The Concacaf tournament – a 16-team event, which included the hosts – brought thousands to the stadium, where they could enjoy ample VIP seating, perfect views of the action from the spectator areas and 'the ultimate fan experience for everyone in the stadium'.
"This was achieved by making the stadium the right size so that every person, no matter where they sit, can feel that they are a part of the action on the pitch," LaFleur continues.
"Also the placement of the seating allows for proper sight lines and means everyone can have an unobstructed view of the game.
"This stadium is a unique construction due to the fact that it is a permanent structure and first of its kind. The construction of additional VIP lounges also makes it unique as usually there is only one VVIP lounge in beach soccer stadiums.
"I think it is also safe to say that it is the most attractive stadium, with vibrant colours that reflect the spirit of the Bahamian people."
The theme of workability combined with aesthetics is a crucial one, with the Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup set to be broadcast around the world between 27th April and 7th May, while the stadium will also likely be a strong contender to host further events at a continental and regional level.
"The local organising committee perfectly understood what a Fifa Beach Soccer World Cup stadium is supposed to be, both in terms of utility and appearance," said Beach Soccer Worldwide event manager Gabino Renales.
Bahamas FA President Anton Sealey is eager to focus on the stadium's future benefits.
"The facility will transform the sporting landscape here in the Bahamas and help engender the sport of beach soccer within the country's psyche," he explained.
"We've always had the beaches and the talent within a footballing context, now we have a perfect facility that can spread the word and inspire the younger generations to give beach soccer a go." After the Concacaf Beach Soccer Championship – which helped serve as something of a warm-up event for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup – all eyes will now turn to Malcolm Park and there will certainly be a few envious glances from other countries' delegations when they wander down to Sir Sidney Poitier Bridge and take in the venue.
For those within the Bahamas, once the event moves on, the focus will be ensuring maximum benefit for decades to come.


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In this issue of Party Yak:
The History of Fish House Punch: Treat yourself to some delightful food history and an old punch recipe so strong they wrote a poem about it.
Fish House Punch is a very old punch recipe featured here
on Great Party Recipes. I recently received mail from a descendant of
the creator of Fish House Punch, informing me that the recipe on site
"bears not the least resemblance to the recipe in my care, most
especially as there were not, to my knowledge, bottled, carbonated
beverages in 1848." Good point.
He describes it as "an elegantly simple recipe that requires only
moderately careful adherence to the process of making the punch." I'm
pleased to share with you the history of Fish House Punch and the
original recipe, or at least the translation of it.
Mr. Willing writes:
"Originated in 1848 by Shippen Willing of Philadelphia, my great-great-great-great grandfather, given to me by my father of the same name. Invented to celebrate the momentous occasion of women being allowed into the premises of the "Fish House" for the first time in order to enliven the annual Christmas Party.
The Fish House was an august gentleman's society devoted to escaping domestic tribulation, also cigars, whiskey and the occasional fishing foray upon the Chesapeake or the Restagoosh River in Nova Scotia. Great-great-great-great grandpa was delegated to concoct 'something to please the ladies' palate but get them livelier than is their usual wont.'
Mission accomplished, as attested in the society pages of the time, specifically the Philadelphia Inquirer."
Indeed, all the old references I could find to Fish House Punch comment on how strong it is. It even has its own poem:
Fish House Punch
There's a little place just out of town,
Where, if you go to lunch,
They'll make you forget your mother-in-law
With a drink called Fish-House Punch.
A decent batch consists of:
30 limes, cut in half and squeezed, such pulp as gets through is fine
15 lemons, treat as above
This constitutes a "part" for measuring the rest of the ingredients:
1 part dark rum
2 parts light rum... Use a reasonable quality, these are friends you will be poisoning so treat them well
1 part brandy
1 part brown sugar
1 part water, in the form of a block of ice
Put sugar into a suitable container that has a tight lid. Gently work the citrus into the sugar until wetted out and then add the rest of the ingredients.
Ease the ice into the container gently as we do not want to waste any of this precious stuff! Gently "bail" the mix over the ice, cap it and repeat this every couple of hours until time to serve it.
This is the most important part: do the preparation and mixing early in the morning the day of the party and mix the ingredients every few hours to "mellow" them together into what will be a most refreshing punch. It is most proper to sample the batch each time it is mixed, to monitor the manner in which the materials are melding together.
Thank you, Mr. Willing, for sharing the history of Fish House Punch with us.
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Brewers 5, Cubs 4: Ryan Braun and Carlos Gomez hit home runs to power host Milwaukee to its fifth consecutive victory in the opener of a three-game series against National League Central rival Chicago.
Brewers 5, Cubs 4: Ryan Braun and Carlos Gomez hit home runs to power host Milwaukee to its fifth consecutive victory in the opener of a three-game series against National League Central rival Chicago.
The Brewers jumped on Cubs starter Jeff Samardzija early as Braun's three-run blast to left sparked a four-run first inning. Samardzija (1-3) settled in after that, keeping Milwaukee off the board until Gomez's solo shot in the seventh, but the Cubs never dug out of the hole.
Milwaukee starter Marco Estrada (2-0) surrendered homers to Luis Valbuena and David DeJesus in the three-run third, but didn't allow anything more over six innings. Estrada has beaten the Cubs twice this season and is 4-0 against them in his career.
Chicago's Anthony Rizzo hit a solo shot in the eighth against Tom Gorzelanny - Rizzo's fifth of the year and his second in two games - to cut the margin to 5-4, but Burke Badenhop recorded the final two outs of the eighth and Jim Henderson worked a scoreless ninth for his third save.
Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro went 1-for-4 to extend his hitting streak to 11 games, and Alfonso Soriano was 3-for-4 for Chicago.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Cubs manager Dale Sveum was ejected for the first time this season after arguing balls and strikes with home plate umpire Chris Guccione. ⦠Milwaukee's Jean Segura was involved in an odd play in the eighth, winding up at first base after beginning the sequence at second. Segura was caught in a rundown and he and Braun both ended up on second. Braun was called out, but Segura began to retreat to the dugout and instead stopped at first. ⦠The Cubs claimed OF Julio Borbon from Texas on Friday and designated INF Alberto Gonzalez for assignment to clear room on the 40-man roster. Borbon entered as a pinch runner in the ninth and was thrown out trying to steal second to end the game.


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After a fire destroyed in 1759 most of the Kanazawa castle, a few buildings, some gates and walls were rebuilt, but the tenshu tower was never reconstructed. The buildings burned again in 1808, they were again rebuilt but were destroyed again by a fire in 1881.
The reconstruction of the castle started recently, by using the plans from the end of the Edo period, and by using original materials and traditional construction methods. The rebuilt Hishi Yagura, photographed here, was made to look as it was during the middle of the 19th century.
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Together is an alliance of Scottish children's charities that works to improve the awareness, understanding and implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
We do this by:
- promoting the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child;
- helping children's organisations to integrate the UNCRC into their work;
- monitoring and reporting on the progress made at a Scottish and UK level.
Our growing membership is made up of a range of children's charities, from small local playgroups through to large international charities, alongside individuals, academics and professionals with an interest in children's rights.
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In 2015, Together produced a non-government report on the implementation of the UNCRC in Scotland which was submitted to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, as part of the current periodic review. You can download a copy of the report here.
Together undertook vast desk research to compile the report and consulted with its members prior to finalising the report. The report drew on Together's State of Children's Rights reports which have been published annually since 2010. Find out more about Together's State of Children's Rights Reports here.
Together continues to work with the Scottish Government to help support the production of statutory and non-statutory guidance to accompany the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014. This has included supporting the creation of a Child Rights and Wellbeing Impact Assessment (CRWIA) and a focus on other duties in Part 1 of the Act, as well as work to develop wellbeing assessment indicators in relation to Section 96. Together has also responded to the consultation on guidance to support the implementation of Part 4 and Part 5 of the Act. Further information is available in Together's fortnightly e-newsletter where we publish current news on our activities.
The e-newsletter contains the latest on children's rights in Scotland, the UK and internationally, including news from our members, events, training opportunities, policy developments, funding opportunities and more.
Together continues to respond to a number of Scottish Government and Parliament consultations (as well as some UK consultations); more information can be found on our consultation and responses page here.
Together is also part of two groups working on implementation of Scotland's National Action Plan (SNAP) for Human Rights; one focusing on international treaty body obligations and the other on justice and safety.
Business Documents
Business Plan (2013-16)
The business plan for Together (Scottish Alliance for Children's Rights) outlining the aims and activities for 2013-16.
Business Plan (2013)
Future Structure for NGO Monitoring of the UNCRC in Scotland (2008)
This report was commissioned by the Scottish Alliance for Children's Rights (SACR) to identify how the NGO sector in Scotland can effectively contribute to the monitoring of children's human rights. It was commissioned as the UK Hearing on compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child was taking place and was undertaken as the Concluding Observations from that Hearing were published. This Report is therefore informed by the reaction to the COs from Government, NGOs and public sector agencies. It includes an overview of current arrangements for monitoring the CRC in Scotland, an examination of the potential of child rights indicators as a monitoring tool, an analysis of the Government and SCCYP's role and recommendations for a future SACR structure.
Future Structure for NGO Monitoring of the UNCRC in Scotland (2008)
Memorandum and Articles (1999)
The Memorandum of Association of the Scottish Alliance for Children's Rights (known as Together) shows the Company name, that it is registered in Scotland and our purpose. The Articles of Association describe the rules that the Scottish Alliance for Children's Rights follows for running the charity.
Memorandum and Articles (1999)
Together Finance: Director's Reports
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'She turned herself into an All-American'
Hill's long, hard journey at Saginaw Valley St. pays dividends
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. –- Saginaw Valley State head coach Rod Cowan had a decision to make going into the NCAA Division II Winter National Championships Festival, and it wasn't going to be an easy one.
Cowan was mulling the possibility of scratching senior Lauren Hill from the 5,000-meter event so she could run in the distance medley relay just an hour or so later. His reasoning was two-fold -– doing so would be a good chance to rack up as many team points as possible, and second, it would allow more Saginaw Valley State student-athletes to participate in the Festival.
Doing both the 5,000-meter race and the distance medley relay wasn't really an option, because there was too little time to recuperate between events. It had to be one or the other, and Cowan made the call. He moved Hill onto the distance medley relay team along with Emily Short, Diamond Taylor and Taylor Stepanski.
The move worked out, and the Lady Cardinals sixth with a time of 11:42.30 to earn All-American Honors. Still, Cowan's decision was one that didn't exactly thrill Hill at first.
"She cried for about two or three days because she really wanted to run the 5k," Cowan admitted. "But I felt our best scoring opportunity as a program was going to be in the distance medley relay. She was mad. Her dad called me. He was mad."
Hill came around, the way any good teammate would. It paid off Thursday night.
"It was kind of frustrating to go from an event that I've trained for and run for years, to go into something that's a little more out of my element," Hill said. "By no means would I consider myself a middle-distance runner. But it's kind of cool. It gets into that team aspect, where it's not just you. You're relying on the strength and support of three other girls. You can't win it by yourself."
Cowan very easily could have caved. In Hill, there was a young woman who had transformed herself from a high-school soccer and basketball athlete into an All-American runner. There's a huge difference in the three sports, and the journey to get to where she is today was sometimes difficult. Early in her career at Saginaw Valley State, there were times when she had to even battle for a spot on the travel roster.
"It was very different for me, because I had never trained the way we train here," said Hill, who ran only one cross-country meet in high school. "It was very interesting. The whole concept of an eight-mile run was new to me.
"There were times when I questioned why I was doing it. I redshirted my whole freshman year because I got injured. It was a lot of time watching my teammates compete, re-habbing and struggling through workouts. It was a lot of frustrations."
It was from that kind of humble beginning that Hill continued to work her way up through the ranks. Then, last fall, she grabbed All-American honors during the DII cross country national championships, finishing 19th out of 249 runners in a 6k event.
"Those first couple of years, as a head coach, I thought, 'Are we wasting our time?'" Cowan said. "But track and field is one of those sports where if you work hard enough, you can have some success. She turned herself into an All-American. It's just that simple."
Check that, Coach. She's now turned herself into a two-time All-American. A couple of years ago, Hill heard the story of a walk-on student-athlete who'd eventually scored All-American honors. The story struck a chord with Hill, and she's now accomplished the very same thing.
"I was like, 'That's got to be the ultimate,'" Hill concluded. "You can really do whatever you put your mind to. It showed that even if you pretty much from nothing, you can build your way up to being something great."


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Hellenistic architect and theorist, he was mentioned by Vitruvius, and designed the temples of Dionysus, Teos (c. 220–205 bc), and Artemis, Magnesia on the Meander (c. 205–190 bc). He favoured the Ionic Order, objecting to Doric because of the problem of combining equal intercolumniation with the triglyph frieze at the corners. He seems to have promoted the pseudodipteral plan (large temples in Ionia had been built with two rows of columns surrounding the cell, but Hermogenes omitted the inner colonnade, providing a very wide, open, airy space, surrounded by the peristyle). He also promoted the eustyle intercolumniation (with space between columns equal to 2¼ column diameters), giving a stable yet elegant appearance to the colonnade.
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Saw palmetto is a common feature in many southeastern US habitats, and is always present in Florida scrub. The palmetto clump pictured here is the silver form from a scrub on Florida's Atlantic coast. Saw palmetto is a creeping palm with a trunk that lies on or just below the ground surface. Within just 3 days following a fire, palmetto begins to sprout back from its unburned growing tip. Saw palmetto looks a lot like scrub palm, the other low-growing palm in Florida scrubs. See the scrub palm profile to distinguish the two. Saw palmetto berries are an important food for many wildlife species including bears, raccoons, possums, and various insects. The berries also have found a medicinal use for humans in the treatment and prevention of enlarged prostate gland. Within the last couple of years, the unregulated harvest of wild saw palmetto berries has, in some areas, degenerated into a free-for-all, with turf battles and claim-staking reminiscent of the Alaska gold rush.
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Don't you just love the emissions of uber-Zionist letter writer Michael Burd (Toorak)?
His latest erupted in Monday's Australian:
"Perhaps if the refugee and asylum-seekers particularly those from the Middle East/Africa would assimilate more, not bring with them their age-old hatred and prejudices that they claim they are fleeing Australians would be more sympathetic to their plight. The refugees who came to Australia in the 1940s, 50s and 60s and who came from Asia in the 70s - most fleeing war torn regions with little or no English and different cultures - were successfully integrated into Australian society." (12/4/10)
Michael's other favourite outlet is The Australian Jewish News, which recently highlighted another mob that's apparently finding it difficult to assimilate/integrate:
"The recent announcement that Chelsea Clinton, a Methodist, will marry Marc Mezvinsky, a Jew, caused some to rejoice, and others to weep. A few pointed out that mixed marriages in the Diaspora increased by 200% over the past 50 years, with one blogger going as far as to declare that, 'Chelsea will serve as a private gas chamber for Marc. After him, his family tree will be Judenrein [clean of Jews]... this wedding is really a funeral. Funerals don't make me happy'." (Making religion relevant, Dvir Abramovich, 26/2/10)
Saturday, April 17, 2010
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Slow-starting and at times rough to watch. Eli Manning was accurate (22 of 28), but sacked three times, twice when Will Beatty was beaten. Two TDs for Andre Brown, but not many yards (35) and a lift from Peyton Hillis (6-45). Victor Cruz (6-80) and Brandon Myers (5-61, 1 TD) got cooking a bit in second half.
The target was RB Alfred Morris and he was held to 26 rushing yards, largely by Jon Beason's 17 tackles. Robert Griffin III did some damage with his legs (12 catches, 88 yards) and with his arm (24 of 32, 207 yards) but his longest completion was only 20 yards and he managed only three points after halftime. Justin Tuck (career-high four sacks) was a beast.
GRADE: B-plus
Special teams
Very solid work by Steve Weatherford, who averaged 42 net yards on his six punts. Damontre Moore got penetration and a piece of a Sav Rocca punt late in the third quarter. Rookie Michael Cox botched a kickoff with a fumble, leading to a 10-yard return. Josh Brown hit his only field-goal attempt, from 39 yards.
No panic on the sideline after the quick 14-0 deficit. Perry Fewell's defensive unit hung in after getting torched early by no-huddle attack. Giants should have put the game away before they did, but Tom Coughlin will take a win any way he can get it.


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Granville Love married Nancy Jane Gillibrand in Indiana. Nancy was the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Taylor) Gillibrand who were both born in England 1812-1822. I'm looking for any information on these Love, Gillibrand and Taylor families in Indiana. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Henry Rollins says he thinks he's starting to sound like "a cranky old man." His advise to young people today is to develop "a moral and civic backbone, to have a moral and civic true north." That means young people need to develop a heroic altruism, or, to put it another way, "almost Boy Scout-like." These might be qualities that young people might want to rebel against, which is ironic considering that Rollins himself is the ultimate rebellious role model.
And yet, Rollins is remarkably consistent in his rebelliousness. He says rebellion should not involve chest-beating or flag-waving but merely upholding a sense of decency, which is itself a rebellion against all of those who would put you down.
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The News for Smrtphones Google Pixel and Xiaomi Mi5s
Moto Z and Moto Z play with the camera module is Moto Company great design, Loving mine so far.i got the camera and projector attachment. I'm not one of those crazy tech critics and for my opinion I think they're both fantastic. Google assistant is cool, but I don't think it'll be life changing, and I don't particularly like the Pixel look. Can't wait for a clean 7.0 update on my MXPE.
The New Google pixel power by Google smartphones is smaller and the added features aren't worth the price point, at least to me. The design of the phone doesn't get my attention at all. The price is higher than I expected, I see Google is getting greedy. new pixels are dollar for dollar the same price as their iPhone counterparts. I prefer Android over iOS, but one reason why I switched to Android was to get decent phones at cheaper prices, as well as software support which pointed me to the Nexus line.
This is theverge.com show the news about pixel phones information "different from the Nexus products we'e seen before? It's all in the software. Yes, the Pixels will keep current with the latest version of Android and monthly security updates; those are important things! But this is no longer the bare "stock" Android that Nexus devices were always known for. Google has layered on new features exclusive to the Pixel and Pixel XL overtop Android 7.1 Nougat."
649 bucks for a 1080P Phones is insane... XL is to small for me and also highly overpriced. they haven't asked the Nexus Users about what they want. They just created something new which doesn't fit for me.
about the new android smartphones i want android and don't really want to root my device as it might brick ( keep warranty :) ) . Root it unlock bootloader flash twrp recovery.
other news about xiaomi company have release new flagship smartphones the mi5s and mi5s plus, new phone configuration first Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor with Quick Charge 3.0, the screen size 5.15" ultra bright, energy-saving display display, 1920x1080 IPS display PPI 428. Dual Cameras Ultra light-sensitive camera 12MP, Sony IMX378. a new ultrasonic fingerprint reader built under the glass at the bottom of the phones.
Mi5s Plus screen max to 5.7" Display, 2.5D Curved Glass, 94% NTSC, 1920x1080 IPS display PPI 386. Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor , Dual Rear Cameras : Sony 13MP + 13 MP Dual Rear Camera. the phone have in stock at Nextbuying the mi5s link and the mi5s plus price wait more More surprises.
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"I used to think it was the greatest place to work," Sandoval said. "What'd I do before that? El Pollo Loco."
The company Sandoval used to love has now made four rounds of layoffs in the last three years, but this one hits the hardest. Her husband needs constant medical care and unless they find new jobs in the next two months, they'll both lose their insurance.
"His stomach functions for stuff don't work anymore," she said. "He needs Miralax and Benefiber to help him."
The company said layoffs were the last option. "This is a step the company has tried to avoid," said Pelco spokesperson Kathleen Rhodes.
Last year, Pelco implemented furloughs and salary freezes, and cut several employee perks. It even shut down one of the buildings on campus and turned off the electricity. But the company's biggest buyers are in the construction business and as long as that industry is slumping, Pelco will probably also slump.
Its sales dropped significantly when the recession struck. So now, it's focusing on just its core business-- digital security cameras.
"Pelco has changed in order to adapt to the new economic reality we're facing," said Rhodes.
That economy reality is a struggle to stay profitable. For the newly unemployed Sandovals, the reality is a struggle to make ends meet.
Pelco offered severance packages to all the former employees. Christina Sandoval got 12 weeks pay. Her husband hasn't even looked to see what Pelco is offering him. His wife said he's not ready to face it.


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The Big Lebowski (1998)
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The Coen Brothers' cult classic The Big Lebowski Celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.
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Lawrence and Jon Kasdan reveal that The Big Lebowski was an influence on Solo while calling it the most off-kilter Star Wars movie yet.
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John Turturro teases that he'd still love to reprise his role as Jesus from The Big Lebowski in a spinoff, but there are some legal complications.
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The Coen Brothers say they are not interested in a Big Lebowski sequel or spinoff, but a Barton Fink follow-up is possible.
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Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Julianne Moore, John Turturro and T Bone Burnett were among those celebrating Lebowski Fest 2011.
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He's not out of the woods yet! McIlroy fails to hit top form but posts solid start in Texas in his final preparation ahead of The Masters
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second major at the US PGA Championship.
Lost ball: Rory McIlroy, looking in the woods for a wayward shot, has had just one top-10 finish in 2013
Back in form McIlroy hits his second shot on the 14th in the first round of the Valero Texas Open today
But with caddie JP Fitzgerald advising him that he needed more competitive rounds under his belt, McIlroy travelled to San Antonio and carded an opening level-par 72 to lie five shots behind Matt Bettencourt, who carded a 67 to overtake long-time clubhouse leaders Padraig Harrington and Billy Horschel.
Starting from the 10th on the difficult Oaks Course – the fourth most difficult on the PGA Tour last year – McIlroy opened with four pars before picking up a birdie on the par-five 14th and another on the short par-four 17th.
However, a bogey on the 18th after finding the water was the first of three in succession which dropped him back to one over par, not what the world No 2 was looking for after speaking of the need to cut out 'silly mistakes' in his rounds.
The 23-year-old stopped the rot with pars at the third and fourth and then birdied the next two holes after pitching to five feet each time, but carded his fourth bogey of the day on the ninth.
Comeback: McIlroy, chipping onto the 18th green, took part in the Texas Open in a bid to reverse his poor form
The PGA Tour is back in San Antonio this week for the Texas Open, where Rory McIlroy will be hoping to fine-tune his game ahead of the Masters.
Ben Curtis took the title last year and you can keep track of all the latest scores right here.
Three-time major winner Harrington had
also bogeyed his final hole, the 18th; the only blemish on his card
caused by three putts from 35ft.
The 41-year-old won the Open Championship in 2007, successfully defended
it the following year and then won the US PGA Championship a few weeks
later, but has not tasted victory on one of the major tours since – his
last win came on the Asian Tour in 2010.
Harrington admitted he had enjoyed his fair share of good luck in cold
and blustery conditions, with his only bogey caused by three-putting the
'It was cold and that really does affect the ball,' the Dubliner told
reporters. 'I didn't have a great ball-striking round but my misses were
either in the right places or I got slightly fortunate and then got up
and down.
'I'm not walking away from this round thinking "wow, I hit a number of
pure golf shots", or anything like that. It was more mental fortitude
than ball striking.
Right alongside: McIlroy's playing partner, 19-year-old Jordan Spieth, went round in one under par
'This morning, early on, it was a battle of survival. Last week back in
Ireland it was snowing and I didn't feel this cold. There was a feeling
of "let's just hang in there and stay in the tournament". Sometimes that
lets you play a little bit more within yourself.'
Anyone winning this week will have to defy the odds if they want to also claim a Green Jacket at the Masters, however.
Only two players have won the week prior to the Masters and then gone on
to win in Augusta; Sandy Lyle in the Greater Greensboro Open in 1988
and Phil Mickelson in the BellSouth Classic in 2006.
Getting to grips: McIlroy, teeing off at the second hole today, needed to get used to his new Nike equipment