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The State Office of Victim/Witness Assistance (OVWA) was created legislatively (RSA 21-M:8-k) to provide 24-hour direct services and support in all of the state's homicide cases and to coordinate efforts to develop and standardize statewide victim services, protocols and policies and training for all of the professionals involved.
Recognizing that the criminal justice system can be confusing and frightening, the mission of OVWA is to ensure that all victims are treated with dignity and respect and provided with the services and support they need, throughout their involvement with the system. OVWA aims to meet the emotional, mental and physical needs of the family members of homicide victims (co–victims) and witnesses; to minimize the trauma, revictimization, and the impact of the criminal justice system on those citizens who have been traumatized by crime.
The New Hampshire Crime Victim Bill of Rights outlines the rights victims have under the law.
The Role Of The Office In Homicide Cases
In New Hampshire, all homicides, excluding negligent homicides, are prosecuted out of the Homicide Bureau of the Attorney General's Office, enabling a centralized victim services unit to be involved from the onset of the investigation.
The Office has victim/witness advocates who are on–call 24 hours a day. When a homicide occurs anywhere in the state, an advocate responds to the scene and is responsible for notifying the victim's family of the death of their loved one and for providing immediate crisis intervention and support to both family members and witnesses to the crime. From arranging for the cleanup of the homicide scene, to informing the family on the results of the autopsy, to assisting them with funeral arrangements, each family requires extensive support and services at this difficult and extremely painful time.
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For more information see An Information Guide for Survivors of Homicide .
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33 Capitol Street
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 271-3671
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A rash that only appears on the lower legs can be caused by vasculitis, venous eczema, cellulitis or dermatitis, according to Healthgrades. Atopic dermatitis, or eczema, and molluscum contagiosum also cause rashes, mostly on the lower legs of children, adds Parents.
Atopic dermatitis occurs because the skin doesn't retain moisture like it should and becomes dry and cracked, often flaring up when exposed to excessive heat, harsh chemicals in soaps and lotions, and wool, explains Parents. It generally occurs behind the knees. Molluscum contagiosum occurs primarily on the lower legs, also in children, because of a viral infection, but it naturally resolves itself.
Venous eczema, also known as stasis dermatitis, occurs when blood pools in veins in the legs due to blood vessel damage, leg trauma or deep vein thrombosis, states Healthline. This pooling blood makes a rash appear just under the skin and can be accompanied by swelling, tenderness, pain and itchiness. Leg ulcers and seepage can result if the condition isn't treated.
Vasculitis, the inflammation of blood vessels in the legs, also causes a rash, Mayo Clinic reports. Because it has so many causes, treatment depends on the cause. Corticosteroids can help to reduce blood vessel inflammation and provide some relief.

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No, not RAC. Here's the transcript of my latest attempt. Any suggestions/corrections welcomed.
Note that I have also tried this without specifying "using backup controlfile"--same result.
Paul Baumgartel
Information Technology
DBA & Admin - NY, KIGA 1
11 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10010
Phone 212.538.1143
-----Original Message-----yes it is possible, can be used to see how far down a recovery process you are. Is this a RAC database?
From: David Sharples [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 4:05 PM
To: email@example.com
Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: Open read only after incomplete recovery?
On 01/06/06, Baumgartel, Paul <email@example.com> wrote:Oracle 188.8.131.52 on 64-bit Solaris 5.8.
We have a BCV setup to maintain a copy of a production database on another server. The BCV is updated every night. Tablespaces are placed in backup mode beforehand and taken out after.
I am told by other DBAs that they have successfully performed the following:
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alter database open read only;
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LoC on fire, 2 jawans, 4 militants killed in J-K
Two soldiers were killed in separate incidents when militants made their way into the Indian territory along the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir since Saturday night.india Updated: Aug 25, 2014 00:15 IST
Two soldiers were killed in separate incidents when militants made their way into the Indian territory along the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir, since Saturday night.
The attack comes amid renewed violence along the LoC, where Pakistan has been targeting Indian posts with increased frequency. A senior Border Security Force (BSF) official on Sunday blamed Pakistan for trying to push militants into the Indian territory.
In the first incident, army spokesman Lt Col NN informed, a group of militants opened fire on a patrolling party of 23 Grenadier (under 268 Infantry Division) at Mundian forest in Keran sector on Saturday night. A soldier was critically injured and he later succumbed to his injuries.
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In the second incident on Sunday, a fierce encounter broke out between militants and the army at Kalaroos forest area of north Kashmir's Kupwara district. Official sources said that a group of at least 6-8 infiltrators who had sneaked in to the Indian territory near Z-Gali in Machil sector were engaged in the encounter that ended in the afternoon. Besides four militants, a soldier was reported to have been killed in the operation.
The day also saw Pakistani rangers continuing to target Indian border posts, which prompted one of the strongest retaliatory fire from the Indian side in recent times, officials said.
"Pakistan rangers started firing at about 10 pm Saturday night targeting 25 of our posts. The firing continued till early Sunday morning at about 7am. India also fired back in equal terms," a BSF official said.
"One of the main reasons for the increase in unprovoked firings from Pakistan looks to facilitate infiltration (of militants). Last year too, Pakistan did so during the same time," the BSF director general DK Pathak said.
The Border Security Force said on Sunday that it had thrice foiled Pakistan's attempts to sneak terrorists into India on the India-Pakistan International Border in Jammu and Kashmir in the past few weeks.
The previous day, the army detected a tunnel along the Line of Control in Pallanwalla sector -- the same spot where a jawan had died in an encounter with infiltrators who had managed to sneak 700 meters inside Indian territory in July.
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April 1, 1977
Russell W. BLACK, Plaintiff,
NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY et al., Defendants
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Plaintiff brings this action against Defendants under Sec. 1 of the Sherman Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1, which provides:
"Every contract, combination in the form of trust or otherwise, or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations is declared to be illegal: . . .".
The cause of action pleaded here is one between an insurance agent and the insurance companies that he represented and deals with the business of insurance. The McCarran-Ferguson Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1011-1015 specifically exempts the business of insurance from the application of the Sherman Act to the extent that such business is regulated by state law, except for Sec. 3(b) of that Act, 15 U.S.C.A. § 1013(b), which provides:
"(b) Nothing contained in this chapter shall render the said Sherman Act inapplicable to any agreement to boycott, coerce, or intimidate, or act of boycott, coercion, or intimidation."
Plaintiff, therefore, must show a contract, combination or conspiracy in the form of a boycott, or coercion or intimidation, which is in restraint of trade.
We have previously dismissed the counts of the complaint asserting various antitrust causes of action because of the limitations of the McCarran-Ferguson Act, leaving the boycott issue for determination. The Defendants now move for Summary Judgment on the "boycott" cause of action.
Plaintiff was a licensed agent of three defendant insurance companies for several years. He was licensed to sell several lines of insurance for the related Nationwide companies: life insurance, and the lines of casualty insurance included in the categories of automobile, fire and inland marine, health and accident, and general liability.
It is with the lines of automobile insurance, fire insurance, commercial insurance, homeowner insurance and comprehensive liability insurance that plaintiff bases his antitrust complaint.
The defendants are separate but related insurance companies, each dealing in separate lines of insurance. They do not compete with each other. They operate through a common line of management with common agents. The plaintiff was their agent for selling, writing and accepting applications for insurance from the public. He operated under one agency agreement for all the defendant companies.
The agent's agreement provides:
"4. Exclusive Representation. It is agreed and understood that you will represent us exclusively in the sale and service of insurance. Such exclusive representation shall mean that you will not solicit or write policies of insurance in companies other than those parties to this Agreement, either directly or indirectly, without the written consent of these Companies. It is not intended that the incidental use of voluntary or statutory state or federal insurance plans, or other similar agreements, shall be a violation of this clause."
It is from this clause that the cause of action arises. The plaintiff was terminated by defendant as its agent because of his continued representation of two other insurance companies after defendants' demand that he cease this representation. He claims that this clause is a boycott, and that the demands, threats, pressures and harassments to which he was subjected by the representatives of the defendant companies was the coercion and intimidation contemplated by the McCarran-Ferguson Act.
So far we have been discussing the rock by which plaintiff was held. The hard place developed in 1970 when some of the defendant companies began experiencing a loss situation which caused them to institute a severe reduction in underwriting. This began in the automobile insurance line, which constituted about 75% of all of defendants' sales, and 50% of plaintiff's production. The agents were aware of the conditions which led to this reduction, but plaintiff alleges that the full burden of overcoming this loss was placed on the agents. Agents were limited in the writing of new business, they were classified according to the loss ratio of the policies they wrote, and finally, a temporary moratorium on all new business was imposed. The same types of limitations were imposed on fire and homeowners policies.
Plaintiff complained that under these limitations and under the exclusive dealing clause of his contract, he could not stay in business writing exclusively for the Nationwide companies. He was subjected to unannounced inspections and reviews of his files by Nationwide, and it was finally learned that he was writing for two other companies. When faced with demands that he cease this, he refused on the grounds that he could not continue in business writing solely for Nationwide companies under the limitations imposed.
Plaintiff does not claim that the exclusive dealing provision of the contract is a per se violation of the antitrust law. Such agency agreements are controlled by the insurance laws of the state and are, therefore, not subject to the federal antitrust laws unless they constitute a "boycott" as that term is used and construed in the McCarran-Ferguson Act. There is no case law that holds such an exclusive agency provision to be such. It was specifically held not to be such in Kent L. Blackley v. Farmers Insurance Group, Inc., C 74-126, D. Utah, August 26, 1976 (unreported), where Judge Anderson held in a similar set of circumstances:
"The court finds nothing in the operation of Farmers that contemplates a 'boycott' of its competitors, agents, or the public. Farmers sells its insurance through exclusive agents. Its competitors are not prevented access to the market, merely access through Farmers agents. They are free to sell their insurance through their own employees or exclusive agents, or through independent agents. They are unfettered by Farmers' agency system from competing with Farmers on whatever basis the marketplace will allow and whatever advantage they have achieved through economic power or business acumen. But it is not anticompetitive for Farmers to refuse its competitors the right to sell insurance through Farmers agents.
Farmers agents are obviously restricted in servicing their clients. Where a client's desires conflict with the interests of Farmers, Farmers agents must choose to serve their principal. Plaintiff agreed to abide by paragraph B-1 and was terminated for not doing so; his complaint is that he cannot be an independent agent while representing Farmers. He alleges in classic boycott terms that Farmers demanded that he not represent other insurance companies except as to business Farmers did not want. But such analysis fails to account for the fact that while paragraph B-1 is a restraint on Farmers agents, it is not a restraint on trade. Plaintiff simply wants to do away with Farmers' exclusive agency system so that he can sell his clients whatever insurance they want to buy.
Plaintiff's clients are not subject to any boycott. They are not compelled to buy Farmers policies. They are free to shop around and buy other insurance. They simply cannot engage in one-stop insurance shopping if they do not want or cannot afford Farmers insurance. It is not a restraint of trade to require them to go elsewhere if they do not desire the product plaintiff has, or was, authorized to offer."
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Aug 04, 2017 at 04:59pm
Vancouver Minor baseball will be running a Mosquito Fallball team and are interested in arranging games with other associations. There is also a great chance that we will be hosting a tournament at our park. Please contact Steve McCann with refers to the above.
Thank you Steve
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Marlborough Household Recycling Centre
Please note - Marlborough is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Marlborough Business Park, Salisbury Road, SN8 4AN
01672 515129
Operated by FCC Environment on behalf of Wiltshire Council.
Important information for all users
From 9 April 2018, you may be asked to provide a proof of address in order to use the household recycling centre.
Acceptable examples include:
- Drivers licence
- Council tax bill
- Utility bill (either a printed or an electronic version is acceptable)
- Your van and large trailer permit, if you are visiting the site in one of these
For more information please download the FAQs
Marlborough Household Recycling Centre is open Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
It is open between 9am to 4pm during the summer (1 April to 31 October) and 10am to 4pm during the winter (1 November to 31 March).
Generally the centre is particularly busy in the mornings and the day following the weekday closures. Weekends can also be busy.
Please note that the sites are also particularly busy over Bank Holiday weekends.
•Audio cassettes
•Appliances (large and small)
•Cans (food, drink)
•Car batteries
•Car parts (drained of any fluids)
•CDs and DVDs
•Chemicals (household and garden)
•Clothes and textiles
•Computers and monitors
•Cooking oil (used, domestic)
•Engine oil (used)
•Fluorescent light tubes
•Food and drink cartons (including Tetrapaks)
•Fridges and freezers
•Garden waste
•Gas bottles
•Glass (clear, mixed, coloured)
•Glasses (spectacles)
•Hardcore and rubble
•Household waste (excess)
•Low energy light bulbs
•Mobile phones
•Paint - oil based
•Paint - water based
•Paper (including newspapers and magazines)
•Plastic bottles
•Plastics including packaging and rigid plastics (but no films, wrappers or plastic bags)
•Printer cartridges
•Scrap metal
•Tyres (car)
•Video tapes
•Wood and timber
•Armaments or weapons
•Business or commercial waste
•Commercial tyres
•Flares, fireworks or other explosive items
•Clinical waste or sharps
•Japanese knotweed or other invasive weeds
•Petrol or diesel
If you have items that you think are reusable, please do not take these to the household recycling centres. Instead visit our Large Item Reuse and Collection page for information on various reuse options in Wiltshire. Alternatively, you may be able to take other items to your local reuse charity or charity shop.
We are currently working with the Repair Academy to trial collecting and reusing unwanted household goods from the Household Recycling Centres. Staff at household recycling centres identify suitable furniture, bric-a-brac and white goods for donation to the Repair Academy.


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One of the biggest thrills of an African safari experience is sharing the joy of what you are experiencing with the ones you love, especially children, where almost everything they are doing during their safari is for the first time.
Africa, being the huge continent that it is, has many places where a family can enjoy the magic and joy of a safari in a safe, friendly environment, with education and fun aplenty – here are five of them.
South African Safaris
We have said it before but this is truly a 'world on one country', South Africa offers its visitors something to please everyone, from stunning scenery to deserted sandy beaches. Stunning golf courses, from bustling cities to vast wide open spaces, fantastic culinary experiences and a huge amount of culture at every turn.
We have the pleasure of offering such packages as the luxury Rovos Rail train itineraries across this great country. However, the place though that we have chosen as a great example of a family safari is in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. This province borders the Indian Ocean and is known as Phinda, and proudly run by a safari company called &Beyond
Located a few hours' drive north of Durban, Phinda has two child-friendly lodges (Zuka and Homestead), where families can truly relax knowing that the dedicated lodge staff have activities to suit children of all ages.
Zambia Safaris
Moving slightly north but still in Southern Africa is the landlocked country of Zambia, known for the rugged terrain and diverse wildlife, this is a great country for many a family safari.
In the middle of the country and set in the heart of the Luangwa Valley in central Zambia at the end of Africa's Great Rift Valley is a gem of a property offered by Robin Pope Safaris. This is a family run business who know from years of experience the needs and wants of a safari family. The property is called Robin's House and it's a two bedroom private house that allows families to have quality private time together to rediscover themselves as well as their new environment. The house comes with its own staff team including a private chef and highly qualified game ranger. Activities take place at your pace and nothing is too much trouble.
Robin's House is an indulgent way to experience Africa but comes highly recommended.
Botswana Safaris
One of Africa's most stable countries, sparsely populated yet protecting some of Africa's largest areas of wilderness. This land locked country consisting mainly of desert, Botswana has one of the most amazing wonders of the natural world; the Okavango Delta. A network of channels spreading out from the main river, the region floods in the dry season and drains into the Kalahari Desert, the only delta in the world not to drain into the sea. This lush animal habitat during the seasonal flood has now somewhat defined safari in Botswana and after a short time there it would be difficult to disagree.
Hidden away on the islands created by the flood are a small number of mid-range to luxury camps and lodges that offer families accommodation designed specifically with children in mind. Huge 'tents' each with two bedrooms (and en-suite facilities so don't for one second think this is a standard form of camping), offer the space and security that families need. Time spent here is a hugely educational experience for all the family and Game viewing can be arranged on a private basis – it is mandatory at some camps depending on the age of the children – to ensure a quality safari experience.
Try Xigera Camp for the perfect place to launch into the awe-inspiring Okavango…
Namibia Safaris
Safaris can be as diverse as you and your family want them to be. They certainly do not have to be all about the wildlife and a great example of this is one of the most strikingly stark yet beautiful countries in Africa, Namibia. This is a country in south-west Africa, is distinguished by the Namib Desert along its Atlantic Ocean coast, it certainly has much to offer families looking for adventure off the beaten track. The country is home to diverse wildlife, including a significant cheetah population. However, it is a land of extremes with huge sand dunes, deep canyons and seemingly endless vistas. Sunsets are just incredible and the stuff of lasting memories for all who witness them.
Getting around Namibia is best by light aircraft if time is against you, or by vehicle if you want to see more and your kids are a little older allowing you some time to linger. Many lodges have family accommodation with two interconnecting rooms each with en-suite bathrooms. Activities are arranged to suit children – an evening spent star-gazing is a great way to end the day and let their imaginations run wild.
One of the most extraordinary camps is one of our newest properties in Africa, Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp which is sure to wow even the most demanding of visitors.
Malawi Safaris
At the far southern end of Africa's Great Rift Valley, Malawi is a superb destination for a safari and beach holiday. Although land locked much of Malawi consists of its fresh water lake, one of the largest in Africa at 365 miles long and 53 miles wide, providing families that stay here with the perfect way to keep children occupied with the best of both "beast" safari and beach.
It is now home to the famed Big 5 but not being as well known as Tanzania, its northern neighbour, has its advantages as visitors are not as numerous which is a big plus to those looking for some quality time together without distraction.
At Signature Safaris we offer two top-class lodges that combine the 'beast and beach' concept superbly with a lodge, Mkulumadzi, in the Majete Wildlife Reserve and one, Pumulani, on the southern lake shore. As family experiences go, this is one you will all be talking about for the rest of your lives.


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San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland told Outside the Lines on Monday night that he is retiring from football at the age of 24. Many athletes reacted to the news on Twitter.
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland told Outside the Lines on Monday night that he is retiring from football at the age of 24. Many NFL players and other athletes reacted to the news on Twitter.
St. Louis Rams DE Chris Long:
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson:
Pleasure playing with you Chris Borland @UWBadgers and against you for the @49ers— Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) March 17, 2015
Praying for you. #OnWisconsin
New York Giants tackle Geoff Schwartz:
Got to respect Borland for clearly putting thought into his decision. If you're not 100% committed to this game, better to walk away.— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) March 17, 2015
Cincinnati Bengals guard Kevin Zeitler:
It was a honor playing with Chris Borland at UW, I wish him nothing but the best!— Kevin Zeitler (@kzeit70) March 17, 2015
Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall:
They on me bout my tweet lol.. I know about the serious head issues.. 😑.. The ppl in the trenches have to worry about that the most— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshh54) March 17, 2015
Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner:
No offense to anyone but I'm playing until I can't anymore. I love this game to much.— Bobby Wagner (@Bwagz54) March 17, 2015
Wisconsin guard Josh Gasser:
Chris Borland. One of the best football players I had the privilege to watch and to come out of Wisco. Gotta respect that decision— Josh Gasser (@JPGasser21) March 17, 2015


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never been so jealous of an ice cream cone...ReplyDelete
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Hey, Happy New Year! What's up with the aisu kuriimu theme in fandom land? "The other translator" was talking about ice cream on her personal page too...Hmmm. Is it a secret code at work here? We all scream....ReplyDeleteReplies
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For the 2017 session, the state legislature must confront a number of critical problems, and for a growing number of Californians the most pressing issue remains the difficulty of finding an affordable place to live. Contributing to these challenges is a lag in private market housing construction levels and the elimination of affordable housing resources.
Market conditions, are different across the state. In my city of Lodi, developers of single-family housing are finally beginning to build again, with nearly 1,200 applications in the pipeline. We also have two major rental housing developments coming forward: 156 multi-family units and 142 senior apartments. However, there have been challenges obtaining funds to build affordable housing; it took eight years to secure funding for our 80-unit senior housing complex that includes five units reserved for previously homeless veterans.
Many factors have contributed to the high cost of housing statewide, especially in coastal regions where the technology sector has experienced booming high-wage job growth. At the same time state funding for affordable housing has evaporated. Although Lodi did not have a redevelopment agency, many other cities did; and the state's elimination of that tool in 2011 resulted in an annual loss of $1 billion for affordable housing. Proceeds from the last state housing bond, passed a decade ago, have been expended, and other state and federal funding sources, except for modest amounts of tax credits, have slowly eroded or have been discontinued.
In addition, the economic recovery is still uneven, and housing starts statewide are only at about half of pre-recession levels. The Wall Street Journal recently compared home prices today to where they were in 2004. In San Jose, part of the Silicon Valley, prices are 54 percent higher than 2004 levels, but not so in cities like Stockton and Merced where they are 21 and 16 percent lower, respectively. Other potential contributing factors to sluggish market conditions include households recovering from the prior foreclosure crisis, debt loads carried by recent college graduates, tighter mortgage underwriting standards, and fewer projects being proposed by the private market. Housing developers also face challenges that can increase housing costs such as identifying a sufficient water supply, complying with tighter state energy standards, greenhouse gas reduction requirements and other conditions.
In recent months, however, several academic reports and related newspaper articles have suggested cities and their residents are the root cause for the recent lack of housing supply and affordability. This assertion couldn't be more untrue. It is unbalanced and fails to recognize the limited role of local government in housing production, respect core values of public engagement and appreciate how local representative government must strike a balance among many perspectives on growth management issues.
Cities do not build homes. That is the role of the private market. California local governments must zone sufficient land in their general plans to meet state-formula projected housing demand, but what we cannot control alone are local market realities. For instance, few developments were proposed when the state was mired in the foreclosure crisis. And affordable housing production for lower income individuals depends on funding which is currently scarce.
California has a long history of promoting the importance of public engagement in local decision-making. Attempting to exclude public input from decisions that affect the community runs counter to these core values and should not be compromised. Our residents expect to have a voice on matters important to them. And our communities are shaped for the better by their involvement, whether it is improving parks, identifying safer routes to school, preserving historical structures or ensuring that new development reflects community character.
Cities look forward to working with other stakeholders in an effort to help stimulate housing production by establishing a permanent state source of funding for affordable housing, and developing incentives that reward local jurisdictions expediting project approval — without circumventing important environmental review or public engagement — to create a "win-win" for local communities and their residents.
— Lodi Council Member JoAnne Mounce is the president of the League of California Cities, an organization founded in 1898 to advocacy for California cities.


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African star Soleil NgoNga says her new reality show is not following the Kardashians in style or content.
Reality TV seems to have taken over our airwaves these days. The moment you look around it seems a new reality TV show is about to be launched somewhere. So why should we pay attention to African Star Soleil NgoNga when she tells us she is about to launch her own reality TV show 'A little ray of sunshine', and what can we expect from this beautiful and talented African socialite that we have not already seen in 'Keeping up with the Kardashians'?


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-- Presbyterian Deacon 6/2/09
A little leaven leavens the whole lump.
I like Mr. Religion's Idea. Where 2 or more are gathered together in my name...
The church that is in thy house!
My wife and I are surrounded by churches...that teach..."God loves you"...what fellowship hath light with darkness???
just my two cents...
And by the way, when someone asks you: "Why don't you go to church?" You tell them the truth... We cannot find one that is faithful to the Bible!
If they don't understand...ask them if they have a couple of minutes and you will explain.
That is what my wife and i say...when asked. We still are witnessing and praying and reading God's word.


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Note! This is for Fremantle. The old Diablo page is here. The old Chinook page is here and the old Bora page is here.
Ogg support is a simple package for adding support for Ogg related codecs to Fremantle. The Fremantle already includes mime types for all of these and the Speex audio codec, Ogg Support just slightly reorders them.
Ogg Support can be installed from the Fremantle Extras repository. Or see Maemo Downloads for single click install.


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Our Farm
Fertile Ground is a locally-embedded, organic vegetable farm operating on a beautiful 100 acre property near Waterloo, ON. Our mixed production includes 10 acres of garden (with 4 in vegetable production annually), pastured laying hens & ducks, 40 acres hay, and honeybees. We partner with a mixed livestock producer who provides pastured meat options to our customers as well. Since building relationships with the people we feed is really important to us, most of our produce is sold through our 250 member CSA, supplemented by some local restaurant & retail sales. We have 2 seedling greenhouses and 1 tomato high tunnel. Although we do a lot of hand work, we have 2 Farmall tractors that we use for primary and in-row cultivation. 2018 projects include experimenting with tillage reduction, further expansion of our cover crop regime, a farmer-led research trial (TBD) and beneficial insect plantings. Our team includes the lead farmer (Angie Koch) and a mixed crew of staff, interns and volunteers. Some live on site, some commute. While the landscape is very rural, we are a mere 10 minute drive from the west edge of the city of Waterloo.
Requirements & Responsibilities
To be considered for our Field Worker position, you should have at least 1 (and preferably more) full season's experience on an ecological vegetable farm, efficient field skills, and the ability to balance working with a crew alongside taking lead responsibility for focus areas. You will work closely with both the head farmer and the Field Manager, offering support to interns and volunteers. Possible areas of lead responsibility include tractor operation, poultry care, equipment maintenance, and irrigation systems. Must have quick hands, positive attitude and ability to see tasks through from start to finish. Tractor experience and skill with tools & equipment are valuable assets. Expect the work to be physically and mentally demanding, with long hours outdoors in all weather.
Responsibilities will include:
- taking part in all aspects of farm work including planting, weeding, pest control, infrastructure management, poultry chores, harvesting, distribution and marketing
- primary responsibility for negotiated focus areas
- supporting management in task prioritization and problem-solving
- helping host at least 1 CSA pick-up weekly June-Oct
Additional Details
Remuneration $2300-$2600/mth. A typical harvest season work week is 45hr Mon-Fri, 6am-4pm with a 1 hr lunch break. Some evening and weekend work is expected on rotation for chores (poultry, greenhouses, irrigation etc). Contract is mid-April to mid-November (7 months – exact dates negotiable) with 1 wk holidays. Lunches included on work days, along with plenty of eggs & vegetables for use in personal cooking. Room may be available for rent in the farmhouse.
To Apply
Please send resume and cover letter outlining your relevant work and farming experiences (include timeframes), as well as your motivations for working with us to:


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Normann Copenhagen Ikono Pendant Lamp
Product Code: NO0466
Glass and coated steel pendant lamp.
Celebrate the contemporary charisma of Japanese minimalism with the Ikono Pendant Lamp.
Designed by Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen, Ikono is a beautiful cone-shaped pendant lamp with a satisfyingly simple aesthetic.
Made from glass and coated steel, the cone-shaped cylinder shade is layered within two coloured steel shades in matching tones which rest with ease on the glass.
The ambient light directs outward from the top shade while the lower ensures anti-glare.
Combine wonderfully with accenting elements from the Normann Copenhagen collection for a layered fusion of Scandic style.
Light source (not included): 1x G9 (halogen) 25 Watt Max bulb (Small) or 1x low-energy E27 9 Watt Max bulb (Large).
Cable (included) : A 4 metre long textile cord and fitting in matching colour is included - does not include a hook for the ceiling.
Approximate weight: 1.2 kg (Small) or 3.5kg (Large).
About The Brand
Interior innovation and non-traditional production techniques are at the heart of every Normann Copenhagen product. A world famous brand, Normann Copenhagen furniture and home accessories are the perfect antidote to uplift your interior space with the minimalist expression and soulful spirit of enduring Scandinavian design.
Why shop with Houseology
Houseology is not only the UK's premier online interior design store - it is an emporium of design ideas, advice & inspiration and a platform of tools & technology designed to make your interior design decisions and calculations easy.


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Cobblers captain Marc Richards gave a frank assessment of his side's performance after their abject 2-0 defeat at home to Plymouth Argyle on Saturday.
The experienced striker was forthright in his views post-match, labelling himself and his team-mates as "boys", after goals from Graham Carey and Jake Jervis saw Plymouth to a fully deserved three points.
There was little indication of what was to come five minutes prior to half-time with the two sides entangled in an evenly-matched and cagey opening period, but once Plymouth capitalised on a mistake from Leicester City loanee Ryan Watson to strike first, the Cobblers were never able to conjure up a response as Argyle proceeded to dominate.
Having gone into half-time trailing, Northampton inexplicably deserted their usual passing game and instead opted to go more direct with hopeful long balls that inevitably came to little.
This was of particular frustration for Richards who, like his manager, struggled to explain why the home side went so direct after falling behind
He said afterwards: "We shouldn't have stopped playing the way we know. We went too direct and we were too eager to get that goal back.
"We should have carried on playing the way we do and if we did that I think we would have been okay and got that goal back.
"To be honest their 11 players were better than our 11 players, throughout the second half especially. There was too much space for them to get on the ball and we've got to be better.
"We were like boys out there today. We weren't good enough and we shouldn't let teams like that come here and dominate like they did.
"A few home truths have been said in the changing room afterwards. The gaffer said a lot of words that made a lot of sense and we need to grow up as a group.
"We have to stay together and stick together but a few home truths will help a few of the lads and now we have to move on and get a result this weekend."
After all the promise of the opening three wins, the Cobblers have now suffered back-to-back defeats to wash away much of that early season optimism.
"That's football," Richards added. "We're experienced enough to know that when things are going well you can't get carried away and when things are going poorly, not to get too low.
"You have to stay level-headed and it's only through that level-headedness that you're going to come through the other end.
"We've had two defeats on the bounce now and we've got to rectify that. We've now got a chance to go to Newcastle and show what we are capable of.
"First and foremost the league is most important and we have a massive game coming up against Accrington on Saturday."
On Ryan Watson's mistake that led to the first goal, Richards added: "Watto knows it was a poor mistake to make.
"It came during a spell in the first half where I felt we were on top but they've broke away and scored. I don't think he needs anyone to tell him what happened and hopefully he'll learn from that."


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Requirements of Procedural Due Processs.
For valid termination based on authorized causes such as installation of labor-saving devices, redundancy, retrenchment to prevent losses, and closure or cessation of operation, the employer must serve written notice to the individual employee concerned and to the appropriate Regional Office of DOLE at least 30 days before the effectivity of the termination.
Also, the employer must observe the following requirements as part of the process of termination:
- Good faith in the termination of employee, i.e., the implementation of the company program resulting to termination of employees must be for a valid cause and not merely a tool to circumvent the law on employee's security of tenure;
- The employer must adopt a fair and reasonable criteria in the selection of employee to be dismissed; and,
- The employee must be paid separation pay not less than the amount fixed by law.
Criteria in Selection of Employee to be Dismissed.
In the selection of the employee to be dismissed, the employer must adopt of a fair and reasonable criteria which must be applied in good faith, such as:
- Less preferred status of employee;
- Efficiency rating; and
- Seniority.
Payment of Separation Pay.
In termination of employment due to authorized causes, the employer is required to give separation pay to the employee concerned. The amount of separation pay depends on the specified cause of termination.
- In case of termination due to the installation of labor-saving devices or redundancy – at least one month pay or to at least one month pay for every year of service, whichever is higher.
- In case of (a) retrenchment to prevent losses and (b) closures not due to serious financial reverses – one month pay or at least one-half month pay for every year of service, whichever is higher.
- No separation pay for closure due to serious business losses.
- No separation pay is required when the closure of business is due to serious business losses or financial reverses. (North Davao Mining, 1996.)
- When closure of the business establishment is forced upon the employer and ultimately for the benefit of the employees. The closure contemplated under Article 283 of the Labor Code is a unilateral and voluntary act on the part of the employer to close the business establishment. (National Federation of Labor vs. NLRC, 2000.)
Effects of Termination.
- If the termination is for authorized cause and the employee is given 30-day prior notice, the dismissal is valid.
- If the termination is for authorized cause but the employee was not given 30-day prior notice, the dismissal is valid but the employer may be ordered to pay nominal damages to dismissed employee. In Jaka Food Processing vs. Pacot, 2005, the amount of nominal damages is P50,000.00.
- If the dismissal is not for a valid authorized cause, the dismissal is illegal, whether or not there is 30-day prior notice. Consequently the employee shall be entitled to reinstatement and backwages, and damages if warranted.
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This holiday do you have a Coffee Lover on your shopping list?
For the holidays, we're talking about the pour-over – a continuing hot trend for the home – and "the gift that keeps on pouring." Friends and family will be brewing like a barista not just during the holidays, but all year long, because great coffee is always in season!
I think that everyone on your shopping list will love one of these from Melitta!
Melitta has some great Single Pour-Overs (Easily paired with a favorite coffee, for a gift that's sure to be utilized daily!)
- One-Cup Pour-Over Cone: Lightweight and easy-to-pack, the pour-over cone is great for those who love to camp or prefer to brew their own in-room coffee, while on the road. (MSRP: $2.99)
- One-Cup Pour-Over Ceramic Mug Set: The ceramic pour-over mug set makes for an impressive presentation and a fun, interactive way to involve dinner guests in hand crafting their own coffees to accompany dessert. (MSRP: $5.99)
- Melitta Pour-Over Travel Mug Set: For those with a morning commute, the travel pour-over makes quick, quality coffee in mere minutes. It's the perfect antidote to a stop-on-the-way coffee habit. (MSRP: $8.99)
My favorite is the Melitta Pour-Over Travel Mug Set! I love how this one can go to work with me! It's also a great price!
There are also the Ceramic Pour-Overs:
- One-Cup Porcelain Pour-Over Cone: This pretty porcelain cone is the ultimate in indulgence and relaxation. A real treat to use, brew coffee like your favorite shop – all from the comfort of home! (MSRP: $19.99)
Let's also raise a mug, toast the holidays and stuff some stockings with Melitta:
The gift of great taste – Café de Europa premium bagged coffee: Inspired by European café culture, Melitta sources the world's bestbeans for this extra fine grind coffee – high-grown Arabica beans, which are the top two percent of the worldwide Arabica harvest. The result? The flavor of Europe in every cup. (MSRP: $6.99/bag)
- Classique Supreme (medium roast)
- Blanc et Noir (light/dark roast blend)
- Vienna Roast (dark roast)
- Espresso della Toscana (extra dark roast)
- Riviera Sunset (decaffeinated roast)
- Parisian Vanilla (creamy vanilla roast)
- Caramel Macchiato (buttery caramel and sweet vanilla cream roast)
- Hazelnut Crème Brûlée (sweet caramel, rich vanilla and wild hazelnut roast)
I'm pretty partial to their flavored coffee! My favorite is the Caramel Macchiato! I could drink this one every day!
And if you have a Keurig-style Machine…these are a must-try!
The gift of doing good – 100% recyclable single serve coffee: These full-bodied, flavorful single serve capsules for Keurig-style machines are not only delicious, they're also eco-friendly and 100% recyclable. Designed to deliver a heightened sensory experience, coffee lovers can actually see and smell the coffee within the unique capsule. Made with a real filter, it allows water to fully saturate the grinds for a bolder, richer cup of coffee. (MSRP: Melitta single serve capsules, $6.99/box of 10 capsules; Melitta Café de Europa single serve capsules, $9.49/box of 12 capsules)
Melitta Single Serve Capsules
- Classic Blend (medium roast)
- Colombian Supreme (medium roast)
- European Dark Roast (dark roast)
- Hazelnut Crème (sweet caramel, rich vanilla and wild hazelnut roast)
Melitta Café de Europa Single Serve Capsules
- Classique (medium roast)
- Le Donut Shoppe (light/dark roast blend)
- Vienna Roast (dark roast)
- Espresso Toscana (extra dark roast)
We have teamed up for a Special Holiday Giveaway! You will win a surprise Holiday package from Melitta! To enter, leave us a comment below telling us your favorite type of coffee! It's as simple as that! Deadline to enter is December 17th, 2016 at noon PST. One winner will randomly be selected via Random.org.
Self Disclosure: I received free samples to facilitate this holiday post. No other compensation was received and photo was provided.


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By GREG FITZPATRICK
SPRINGFIELD -- Gonzaga College High School (D.C) went down to Chester (Penn.) 63-55 on Day 3 of the Spalding Hoophall Classic, despite receiving 23 points, six rebounds and three blocks from star Kris Jenkins.
His teammate, highly-touted 6-foot-2 sophomore guard Bryant Crawford, didn't play as well, but has drawn national attention for himself while providing plenty of energy at the guard spot this season.
Crawford didn't have the all-around game that he wanted to have Saturday, but he did whatever he could to help his team cut the deficit. He provided the Eagles with two points, five assists, four rebounds, and three steals.
Chester brought intense pressure on the ball during the whole game, making it difficult for Crawford to run the offense. The sophomore noticed what needed to be fixed if his team wanted to get the victory.
Bryant Crawford may not have starred Saturday, but let's remember that he is only a sophomore. He has plenty of room to grow. He has great potential, with the ability to use his quickness to get up and down the court during fast breaks and transition. He can also slow down the offense and run a half court set.
All of his strengths are now being looked at by top Division I programs. Crawford said he already has offers from Georgetown, UConn, South Florida, Penn State, Seton Hall and Rutgers, and his recruiting process should get even stronger as his game progresses.


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text: Home » News » AMD Delivers on the Dream of Seamless Graphics Experience AMD Delivers on the Dream of Seamless Graphics Experience MIG-31 February 22, 2011 News AMD today announced support for Microsoft Windows Server® 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1), featuring Microsoft® RemoteFX™ with ATI FirePro™ professional graphics. Microsoft RemoteFX is a feature of Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1. Remote Desktop Services allow IT managers to centrally deploy and manage desktops and applications for remote users, while keeping the data secure on servers in the data center. Microsoft RemoteFX, supported by ATI FirePro professional graphics, enhances the end-user experience for Remote Desktop Services and enables users to access a media-rich Windows 7 desktop in a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) environment, from a broad range of client devices. "IT managers have been demanding virtualization of graphics, and Microsoft RemoteFX combined with ATI FirePro professional graphics delivers this capability for desktop applications," said Janet Matsuda, general manager, AMD Professional Graphics. "These workplace professionals can access rich media, including full-motion video, on connected remote devices such as thin clients." With Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, a single, virtualized graphics processing unit on the Remote Desktop Virtualization Host can give multiple VDI users a rich desktop experience that is like a local Windows 7 desktop experience. Hardware-assisted graphics acceleration with RemoteFX enables a full-fidelity virtual desktop experience, including support for 3D applications, portable graphics content such as Microsoft Silverlight, Windows Aero and more. "With ATI FirePro professional graphics, RemoteFX gives users a great experience on their remote devices. Whether on a remote traditional PC, or from a web page on a thin client, users can enjoy a rich desktop and applications that include high-fidelity graphics," said Manlio Vecchiet, Director of Windows Server Product Management, Microsoft Corp. "Taking advantage of host-side rendering, ATI FirePro professional graphics lets applications on the host computer run at full speed. Combining fast host-side rendering with traditional client-side rendering, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 gives Microsoft VDI customers great deployment flexibility: In a single solution, you get great graphics performance for device-independent remoting, as well as for network-constrained environments." AMD offers support for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 with ATI FirePro™ V5800, ATI FirePro™ V7800, ATI FirePro™ V8800, and ATI FirePro™ V9800 professional graphics. Source: AMD Share On


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United States President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger talk to each other before their visit to Paris, France for the Paris Peace Accords attempting to end the Vietnam War. Close up views of both President Nixon and Dr Kissinger in the Oval Office discussing matters with each other at the President's desk. Next scene is in Paris: An aide puts documents on table in Communist Villa, Paris, prior to initialing them.
The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger during his visit to Paris, France. Dr Kissinger and Vietnamese leader Le Duc Tho talk with an interpreter at 'Communist Villa' in Paris. Dr Kissinger and party sit at the conference table after Le Duc Tho and party sits. Duc Tho and aides observe the documents. Duc Tho signs the documents and then talks with Kissinger. Dr Kissinger and aides sign the documents. The two leaders stand together and shake hands with each other.
The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger during his visit to Paris, France. Dr Kissinger and Vietnamese leader Le Duc Tho talk with an interpreter outside the 'Communist Villa' in Paris. Dr Kissinger, Duc Tho and aides stand near cars after signing a document. Cars of leaders parked outside the Communist Hall buildings. The leaders smile as Duc Tho gets inside his car.
Views of Paris prior to World War II. The Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile (Arch of Triumph). The Tuileries gardens (Jardins des Tuileries) with bed of tulips in full bloom in foreground. The Eiffel Tower (la tour Eiffel). The fountain of River Commerce and Navigation at the Place de la Concord, Paris, with the Madeleine church (L'église de la Madeleine) directly behind, the Hotel de Crillon,barely seen at left, and its twin building, the French Naval Ministry, opposite, on the Rue Royale. People strolling and shopping on the Boulevard Haussmann. Awning of Les Deux Magots café and patrons seated at tables outside, in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area of Paris. People relaxing in the Tuileries gardens, with Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel and Musée du Louvre in background. An artist at work, seated at a bench in the foreground. The west facade of Notre Dame Cathedral. Parisians looking at posters, reading in parks, visiting bookstores. Sign directing visitors to the Congres des Ecrivains (Congress of Writers) held at Maison de la Mutualité conference center at 24 Rue Saint-Victor, 5th arrondissement of Paris, France.in June, 1935. Several writers seated at a table with others standing around. Closeup of three. Closeup of British writer, Aldous Huxley, wearing eyeglasses. Two writers conversing. Scene shifts to Paris at night. Traffic on streets. Illuminated sign at Moulin Rouge cinema, topped with illuminated arms of a windmill. Sign of nightclub, Le Rat Mort, in Place Pigalle. Interior of a Paris nightclub with sophisticated clientele. French entertainer playing a guitar. An official posting an announcement called "Counseil de Revision," calling for conscription (military draft recruitment) of citizens for military service. Parisians preparing defenses in the city, in front of the Eiffel Tower. Man deep in a trench preparing a shelter. Men carrying sandbags up a ladder to protect a national monument. Copy of the New York Times newspaper annnouncing the German attack on Poland. Copy of New York Daily News announcing fall of Holland. The New York World-Telegram paper announcing capitulation of France. German Panzer II tanks and motorcycle troops entering Paris. German infantry marching through the Arch of Triumph, on the Champs-Élysées. A Frenchman wiping his eyes as he watches the occupying troops. Hermann Goering with other officers riding in an open car along a Paris street. Closeup of Arch of Triumph. Adolf Hitler, accopanied by staff, looking at the Eiffel Tower. Nazi flag flying from the tower. Closeup of Hitler looking around. The U.S. Capitol building in Washington, DC. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, in Academic garb, at the University of Virginia commencement ceremony, in Memorial Gymnasium, on June 10, 1940. (FDR's son Franklin Jr. was among the graduates assembled, from the UVA Law School). Roosevelt expresses American sympathy and support for nations invaded by the Nazis. American street scene. Women preparing gifts intended for France. A poster showing a French soldier, entitled: "Le Paquet Au Front." American draftees in training at an army post in the U.S. Smoke billowing from American industrial facilities. Workers at an American shipyard. View of warships under construction at the yard. A Huge gun barrel being moved on special rail dollies, in a U.S. arms factory. U.S. Navy F4U Corsair Production Line during World War II. M3 Lee medium tanks being manufactured in U.S. factory. Closeup of finished one being transported via transverse crane. M4 Sherman tanks moving on flat rail cars. A speeding steam locomotive pulling freight cars. Martin PBM-5 Mariner in flight over an Atlantic convoy carrying war materiel to the United Kingdom. Sailor wearing headset, standing near depth charges at stern of a ship. British Naval Ensign flying from mast of a ship.
The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger and Vietnamese leader Le Duc Tho sign and international treaty in Paris, France. Dr Kissinger, Ambassador Sullivan and party sit at the treaty table in the 'Communist Villa'. Le Duc Tho arrives with aides and waves towards the press box. Dr Kissinger signs the treaty documents. Tho prepares to sign. Press photographers take photos of both parties signing the treaty document. North Vietnamese delegation at the meeting. Big chandeliers light the hall.
The U.S. Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger addresses a press conference after signing a peace agreement in Paris, France. Dr Kissinger arrives at a press conference and takes his chair. He talks to press photographers about the happenings of the peace talks, ceasefire in Vietnam and troops withdrawal from Laos and Cambodia. He expresses satisfaction on the progress of treaty and resuming peace conditions in Vietnam. Press photographers take photos and make notes of Kissinger's speech. He speaks about the cease fire agreement, need for free elections and resumption of peace.


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Speaking at the annual BGC charity day he predicted a respectable "ding dong" with whoever is pitted against him, and was so confident of his record that he predicted the city would be ready for the Olympic Games months before the first athletes arrive at the ground.
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On the morning of 4 August 1944, a car drew up outside 263 Prinsengracht, a warehouse and office building in central Amsterdam. Several men exited the vehicle and made their way inside, among them an Austrian officer named Karl Josef Silberbauer and some members of the Dutch Nazi Party. They had been tipped off that Jews were hiding on the premises. Whoever had made the anonymous phone call that day was correct: in an annexe at the back of the building, Silberbauer and his men discovered eight Jews. The youngest among them was a 15-year-old girl named Anne Frank.
The Arrest
The warehouse staff had pointed Silberbauer in the direction of the first floor offices on his arrival to 263 Prinsengracht. Upon entering, a pistol was drawn and Viktor Kugler, the director of the company, was ordered to show the men where the Jews were hiding. Unwillingly, Kugler took them to a bookcase, which concealed the door to what people around the world now know as the Secret Annexe. This was where the Frank family, the van Pels family and a dentist named Fritz Pfeffer had been living clandestinely since 1942, supported by Kugler and other helpers. All of them were German Jews who had fled Nazi rule in the 1930s, only to find their lives endangered once more following the occupation of the Netherlands and the implementation of anti-Semitic laws.
Otto Frank (pictured) was giving 17-year-old Peter van Pels an English lesson when the Nazis entered the Annexe. They joined their families and Pfeffer on the lower floor, where they were ordered to give up their valuables. Looking for something in which to transport the loot, Silberbauer picked up Otto's leather briefcase, the private place where his youngest daughter Anne had chosen to keep her diaries. Her writings were unceremoniously emptied on to the floor as what little cash the Franks had was stashed away by the Gestapo.
Initially, the Jews were told they had just a few minutes to pack a small bag, but Silberbauer then saw Otto's trunk, evidently the property of a German war veteran. He was astonished that a Jew had served in the German army and subsequently told everyone to take their time. Similarly astounding was Otto's revelation that they had been in hiding for over two years. As proof, Silberbauer was shown the pencil lines where Otto had charted Anne and Margot's growth since 1942 and a map studded with colourful pins, charting the progress of the Allied invasion. D-Day, on 6 June 1944, had been jubilantly celebrated in the Annexe, as everyone had believed that the liberation could not be far away. Now, however, it was evident that for them, the Allied invasion had begun too late.
One by one, Otto, Edith, Margot and Anne Frank; Hermann, Auguste and Peter van Pels; and Fritz Pfeffer were marched downstairs to transport waiting on the street. None of them had stepped outside since going into hiding. They were taken to prison in Amsterdam, then to the transit camp at Westerbork, in the north of the country. On 3 September 1944, all eight were deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland, on the last train to leave the Netherlands for the infamous extermination camp.
Hermann van Pels was gassed in Auschwitz sometime in October, following an injury to his hand. Fritz Pfeffer's date of death is given as 20 December 1944 in Neuengamme, a German concentration camp. The Frank sisters were transported to Bergen-Belsen in Germany at the end of October, where they perished from typhus in late February or early March 1945. Their mother Edith remained in Auschwitz, where she died on 6 January 1945. Auguste van Pels was briefly reunited with Anne and Margot in Belsen, but was then moved elsewhere again. There are no records confirming her exact date and place of death, but she never returned from the camps. Her son Peter went on a death march out of Auschwitz in January 1945 and died in Mauthausen, Austria, just a few days before the camp was liberated in May.
Otto Frank was the only one of the eight who had lived in the Secret Annexe to survive the Holocaust. He devoted the rest of his life to sharing the message of Anne's diary, which had been saved by his colleague Miep Gies after the arrest and was published in 1947. Otto died in Switzerland in 1980, aged 91.
Initial Investigations
An investigation in to who betrayed the eight Jews hiding at 263 Prinsengracht took place in 1948. No conclusions were reached. As Anne's diary became globally renowned, the betrayer's identity became something of a public cause, with indignation abounding that nobody had been brought to justice for tipping off the Gestapo.
In her diary, Anne wrote how the Annexe residents were wary of one Willem van Maaren, who replaced the previous warehouse manager when he became ill. Van Maaren was intensely curious about the rooms at the back of the building and noticed that unusually large amounts of food were delivered to the premises. He purposefully left traps downstairs, supposedly to catch thieves, and asked the office staff uncomfortable questions. When questioned about the betrayal in 1948 and 1964, he admitted his suspicions but denied informing the Gestapo.
Silberbauer, the arresting officer, was tracked down in the early 1960s, but did not know who made the fateful phone call betraying the Franks, the van Pelses and Pfeffer. Otto, advocating tolerance over vengeance after his experiences in the war, chose not to pursue the enquiries and the case was closed. However, two recent theories have diverted attention from the often-accused van Maaren and prompted the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation to re-open the case in 2003.
Further Suspects
In her 1998 biography of Anne, Melissa Müller pointed a finger at Lena van Bladeren-Hartog, a cleaner at 263 Prinsengracht whose husband worked in the warehouse. Lena gossiped with another woman that there were Jews hiding in the building and there are rumours that it was a woman who telephoned the Gestapo. Tonny Ahlers was, according to biographer Carol Ann Lee, a vicious anti-Semite who blackmailed Otto Frank both during and after the war. Records testify that Ahlers betrayed several Jews during the Occupation and was also arrested for other crimes. According to Ahlers' brother and children, he admitted betraying the Franks, however no official records verify this and his death in 2000 halted any further enquiry.
The 2003 investigation concluded that, while the case against Ahlers was strong, all evidence was circumstantial. Along with Lena van Bladeren-Hartog and Willem van Maaren, his name was cleared.
An Unsolved Case
It is possible that the Franks, van Pelses and Pfeffer went some way towards betraying themselves through carelessness during their twenty-five months in the Annexe. After the war, people from the surrounding buildings reported that they had thought something unusual was going on at 263 Prinsengracht (pictured): the twitch of a curtain, an open window, coughing in the night and a toilet flushing were all signs of residence in a building that should have been empty. For so many people to have remained hidden for so long without detection would have been no mean feat and it is perhaps unsurprising that suspicions were aroused. What prompted someone to act on these suspicions, however, remains unknown.
Betrayals were reasonably common during the Occupation. Informants received financial compensation and fear of the Nazis may have been instrumental in many Dutch citizens' decisions to turn in Jews and resistance workers. Whether money, fear, or anti-Semitism was the motive for whoever betrayed Anne and the seven other Jews at 263 Prinsengracht will probably never be known and the identity of the caller will likewise remain forever anonymous. All that is certain is somebody telephoned the Gestapo on 4 August 1944, knowing that, in all probability, innocent people would consequently be sent to their deaths.
The Holocaust: History In An Hour, published by William Collins, part of HarperCollins, is available in various digital formats, only 99p / $1.99, and downloadable audio.
See also articles on Oskar Schindler, Primo Levi, Rutka Laskier, Hannah Szenes and a brief summary of Anne Frank.


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Background: In young adults at the height of their economical activity, multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common disabling neurological disease. From prior research it has been established that MS has vast effects on labor market participation. However, there is a lack of studies investigating the pattern of transitions MS patients make between labor market states.
Objective: To investigate the variation in transitions to sickness absence (SA), rehabilitation (REHAB), disability pension (DP) and return to work (RTW) relative to time with MS.
Method: A Cox proportional hazard rate model for single events is used to study the transition to DP for the Oslo cohort dataset, accounting for the relative impacts of age at onset of disease, type of MS and gender. A competing risk hazard rate model for multiple events is used to study transitions to SA, REHAB, DP and RTW for the FD-Trygd dataset, consisting of MS patients as well as matched control subjects. We account for the impact of time with MS as well as for those of age, gender, education, development over 1992-2008, seasonal dependence and duration dependence for transitions from SA and REHAB spells.
Results: MS has profound impacts on the transitions RTW, SA, REHAB and DP, which are consistently associated with poorer relative outcomes than those of controls. We find substantial effects and differences in intensity of transitions over time. After 17 years approximately 2/3rds of MS patients end up receiving DP, and only a quarter remain working. We uncover variation towards transitions in the age of the subject, the age at onset of MS (only DP), gender, education level, type of MS (only DP), and time with MS. Transition intensities also vary according to season of the year and according to duration of SA and REHAB spell. We find indication that not only onset of MS but also registration of MS with public authorities has profound impacts on the transitions to the various outcome states.
Conclusion: We find that MS patients move dynamically from a start in the state working towards disability pension through spells of SA and REHAB, after onset of disease. Associated with each SA and REHAB spell are the transitions back to work from where they can experience new spells. In between the starting point in the state of working and the final end-point of disability pension MS patients experience different periods that vary in transition-intensity.
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Pablo Hernandez made his debut for Leeds United against Fleetwood.
Pictured: #lufc debutant Pablo Hernandez goes for goal against @ftfc. #EFLCup pic.twitter.com/fm7L9Mk8Kc— Leeds United (@LUFC) August 10, 2016
Leeds United new boy Pablo Hernandez made his debut for the club last night as they took on League One side Fleetwood Town.
It had looked like being a game to forget as Leeds trailed for the majority of the match after conceding an early opener.
Marcus Antonsson and Chris Wood netted in a 2-2 draw, before the Whites won on penalties.
Hernandez lasted the full 90 minutes and then into extra time, dispelling any concerns fans might have about his fitness.
Leeds United's Pablo Hernandez scores the winning penalty in the shootout
The former Swansea City playmaker offered an immediate touch of quality, and while he will take some adapting to his new teammates, he appears to be a quality addition.
He was pushing to turn the game back in Leeds' favour late on, having a shot saved shortly before substitute Marcus Antonsson netted an equaliser.
Fleetwood Town's Victor Nirrenold and Leeds United's Ronaldo Vieira in action
Hernandez netted in the shootout, showing composure after 120 minutes of football, with the score on spot-kicks 5-4.
A concern will be whether the match took too much out of him and whether he is ready to start against Birmingham City at the weekend at Elland Road, but on the evidence of last night there is no way Leeds can afford to leave him out.
Here is a look at how Leeds United fans reacted to his performance...
Hernandez is about 5 mins in front of every #lufc player— Paul turner (@Pault19788) August 10, 2016
Hernandez is too good for his embarrassment of a team #lufc— Chaz (@CharlieEllzz) August 10, 2016
Like Hernandez's vision. Should be an asset when he's fully matchfit. #lufc— Mark Jankowski (@mark_jankowski) August 10, 2016
Hernandez is an absolute baller...could be the best bit of business Leeds have done in years #lufc— David Reddin (@davyred93) August 10, 2016
Hernandez is different class to anything else we have at #lufc— Broken James (@James_V_Howson) August 10, 2016
Pablo hernandez will make a HUGE difference in the final third this season. Very classy player. #lufc— David Budden (@BigDaveBud) August 10, 2016
How the bloody hell is Pablo Hernandez playing for us? #lufc— Loudand (@Loudand85) August 10, 2016
Hernandez looks a class above all our other players as expected.. Hopefully he can be a massive player for us this season #LUFC— Rossi (@MrROSSii1990) August 10, 2016
Pablo Hernandez looks class #lufc— LeedsUtdPics (@LeedsUtdPics) August 10, 2016


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