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Today, the Power Check coalition, a new national non-partisan network of leaders and organizations focused on tapping the power of social media to engage infrequent voters, will launch a final push that urges voters to "check their power" before November 6th. It includes a follow up event with Sommore on October 25th in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Wal-Mart claims Tracy Morgan, fellow passengers weren't wearing seatbelts in crash
Article courtesy of Associated Press via "The Rundown"
Actor-comedian Tracy Morgan and other people in a limousine struck from behind by a Wal-Mart truck on a highway in June are at least partly to blame for their injuries because they weren't wearing seatbelts, the company said in a court filing Monday.
The filing was made in federal court in response to a lawsuit Morgan filed in July over the accident, which killed his friend James McNair, who was accompanying the former "Saturday Night Live" and "30 Rock" star back from a show in Delaware. Morgan spent several weeks in rehab with rib and leg injuries
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., based in Bentonville, Arkansas, said in the filing that the passengers' injuries were caused "in whole or in part" by their "failure to properly wear an appropriate available seatbelt restraint device," which it said constitutes unreasonable conduct
An attorney representing Morgan and the other plaintiffs called Wal-Mart's contentions "surprising and appalling.
"It's disingenuous," attorney Benedict Morelli said. "It's not what they said they were going to do initially, which was take full responsibility. I'm very upset, not for myself but for the families I represent.
The lawsuit seeks a jury trial and punitive and compensatory damages. It says the retail giant should have known that its truck driver had been awake for more than 24 hours before the crash and that his commute of 700 miles from his home in Georgia to work in Delaware was "unreasonable." It also alleges the driver fell asleep at the wheel.
Wal-Mart spokeswoman Brooke Buchanan said in an email that the company "continues to stand willing to work with Mr. Morgan and the other plaintiffs to resolve this matter."
Police In Ferguson Lock Up Peaceful Daytime Protesters By Mistake, Chief Testifies
Ryan J. Reilly –Huff Post Black Voices
St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar, who helped oversee last month's aggressive response to protests in Ferguson, Missouri, said Monday that communications failures led police to lock up peaceful citizens during daytime hours.
Belmar testified in federal court about the so-called five-second rule that police in Ferguson allowed protestors before enforcing Missouri's law against refusing to disperse. Though the statute only applies to individuals who refuse a police order to leave an "unlawful assembly, or at the scene of a riot," police in Ferguson repeatedly demanded crowds disperse during protests last month of a police officer's fatal shooting of Michael Brown, 18, who was unarmed.
Police applied the rule to everyone, from protesters and journalists, to children and a 73-year-old woman. Even during daylight hours, officers arrested people who stopped moving for a few seconds, and threatened those who didn't keep in motion. The American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri is suing both St. Louis County and St. Louis Highway Patrol over the enforcement of the law on behalf of protesters, seeking an injunction forbidding police from arresting protestors who are standing still.
Belmar testified that the five-second rule was only supposed to be applied at night. Yet the rule was enforced during daylight. Even a news photographer was arrested during a peaceful daytime protest, apparently because he stopped on the sidewalk to take photos and wasn't inside the designated media area.
Belmar said the "keep moving" instructions were applied by mistake by officers. He said there had been a breakdown in communication.
"I don't think we were clear enough as commanders," Belmar testified, according to The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Some instructions, he said, "confused" the officers. "We understand that now, but I didn't understand it then," he said.
ACLU attorney Grant Davis-Denny testified that the rule was so inconsistently enforced that it was unconstitutional, according to St. Louis Public Radio.
"It gives citizens absolutely no idea when their activity is lawful or unlawful. It also gives police officers way too much discretion," Davis-Denny testified, according to the report. "And it's particularly problematic that all this occurs in a place where people are exercising their First Amendment rights."
Tony Rothert of the ACLU of Missouri said he was surprised by Belmar's testimony, noting that he was "more confused" about how the police were told to enforce the "no walking" rule after the hearing than he was before. An ACLU expert testified that the strategy to keep people in constant motion didn't seem to come from anywhere.
"It seems like it was just an idea someone had, and that's where it came from," Rothert said. "At minimum, it was not communicated well what exactly the rule was and when it should be in use and when it should not be in use."
Rothert said it was tough to imagine that Belmar had no clue that the "no walking" rule was being enforced during daylight.
"It might not be believable. That is one option," Rothert said. "I don't know what is better, that he didn't know or that he's not being forthright."
Protester Johnetta Elzie said that she testified about how she felt when she was out on the street in Ferguson.
"I told him I'm afraid for my life, basically, because at any given moment I could be snatched away," Elzie told The Huffington Post of her testimony.
DeRay McKesson, another protester who testified, said he talked about how the rule was was inconsistently enforced.
"It depended on where you stood on West Florissant. Some people were like 'You gotta keep moving,' some people didn't care," McKesson said.
A federal judge is likely to rule on the ACLU's request for a permanent injunction sometime in the next couple of weeks.
Eight people were arrested outside the Ferguson police department on Sunday night following the weekend shooting of a police officer. Tensions heated up late Monday as well.
This story has been updated to include comments from Tony Rothert.
Obama: Mistrust Of Police Corroding American Society
By DARLENE SUPERVILLE of AP via Huff Post Black Voices
WASHINGTON (AP) — The widespread mistrust of law enforcement that was exposed by the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man in Missouri exists in too many other communities and is having a corrosive effect on the nation, particularly on its children, President Barack Obama says. He blames the feeling of wariness on persistent racial disparities in the administration of justice.
Obama said these misgivings only serve to harm communities that are most in need of effective law enforcement.
"It makes folks who are victimized by crime and need strong policing reluctant to go to the police because they may not trust them," he said Saturday night in an address at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual awards dinner.
"And the worst part of it is it scars the hearts of our children," Obama said, adding that it leads some youngsters to unnecessarily fear people who do not look like them and others to constantly feel under suspicion no matter what they do.
"That is not the society we want," he said. "It's not the society that our children deserve."
Obama addressed the Aug. 9 shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown carefully but firmly, saying his death and the raw emotion it produced had reawakened the country to the fact that "a gulf of mistrust" exists between residents and police in too many communities.
The shooting sparked days of violent protests and racial unrest in the predominantly black St. Louis suburb of Ferguson. The police officer who shot Brown was white.
"Too many young men of color feel targeted by law enforcement — guilty of walking while black or driving while black, judged by stereotypes that fuel fear and resentment and hopelessness," said Obama, who has spoken of enduring similar treatment as a younger man.
He said significant racial disparities remain in the enforcement of law, from drug sentencing to application of the death penalty, and that a majority of Americans think the justice system treats people of different races unequally.
Obama opened his remarks by praising Attorney General Eric Holder as a great friend and faithful public servant.
The president announced Holder's resignation this week after nearly six years as the nation's chief law enforcement officer. Holder attended the dinner and received a standing ovation. He will stay on the job until the Senate confirms a successor.
"We will miss him badly," Obama said.
Holder visited Ferguson after the shooting to help ease tensions, and the Justice Department is investigating whether Brown's civil rights were violated.
There was more gun violence Saturday night in Ferguson when a police officer investigating suspicious activity at a closed community center was shot in the arm. The wounded officer is expected to survive and the police were looking for two suspects early Sunday.
Authorities said they didn't believe the shooting was related to demonstrations that were taking place at about the same time to protest the killing of Brown.
At the dinner, Obama also announced the addition of a "community challenge" to My Brother's Keeper, a public-private partnership he launched earlier this year to help improve the lives of young minority men. Communities across the U.S. will be challenged to adopt strategies to help all young people succeed from the cradle through college and to a career.
Obama said government cannot play the primary role in the lives of children but it "can bring folks together" to make a difference for them.
Helping girls of color deal with inequality is also important, he said, and part of the continuing mission of the White House Council on Women and Girls. The effort has involved his wife, Michelle, the mother of their 13- and 16-year-old daughters.
Obama noted that black girls are more likely than their white peers to be suspended, jailed and physically harassed, and that black women struggle daily with "biases that perpetuate oppressive standards for how they're supposed to look and how they're supposed to act."
"I've got a vested interest in making sure that our daughters have the same opportunities as boys do," he said.
DOJ Gets Ferguson, St. Louis County Cops To Ban 'I Am Darren Wilson' Wristbands
Ryan J. Reilly -Huff Post Black Voices
A photo posted on social media during demonstrations in Ferguson on Tuesday night appears to show an officer working crowd control wearing a wristband that reads "I am Darren Wilson." That slogan is affiliated with a campaign in support of the Ferguson police officer who killed Michael Brown on Aug. 9, and whom protestors want to see arrested. A grand jury currently is weighing the evidence against Wilson, and the FBI has launched a separate civil rights investigation into the case.
Missouri State Highway Patrol Capt. Ron Johnson said the wristbands were "not a statement of law enforcement" and that he would have conversations with law enforcement agencies about officers wearing the wristbands.
Christy Lopez, deputy chief of the special litigation section of DOJ's Civil Rights Division, sent a letter to Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson on Friday indicating that Jackson had agreed to prohibit Ferguson officers from wearing "I am Darren Wilson" bracelets while in uniform and on duty. The letter said Jackson had said he would make sure the other municipal agencies working in Ferguson would prohibit their officers from wearing the bracelets as well.
Lopez said St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar and Missouri Highway Patrol Ron Replogle had indicated to Justice Department officials they also would ban the bracelets.
"These bracelets reinforce the very 'us versus them' mentality that many residents of Ferguson believe exists," Lopez wrote in the letter.
In a separate letter that DOJ sent to Jackson this week that was released on Friday, Civil Rights Division officials asked him to make sure his officers were wearing name tags while on duty. Lopez had mentioned that letter in a meeting with St. Louis County residents earlier this week, and Jackson reportedly assured federal officials that officers would wear name tags while on duty.
"Sometimes things are just so obvious that we feel like we can recommend a change right away," Lopez said at the meeting. "In a democracy, people need to know who their police are."
Some social media users have reported that officers from other police departments assisting police in Ferguson still were not wearing name badges at protests this week.
"Officers wearing name plates while in uniform is a basic component of transparency and accountability. It is a near-universal requirement of sound policing practices and required under some state laws," the letter to Jackson states. "Allowing officers to remain anonymous when they interact with the public contributes to mistrust and undermines accountability. The failure to wear name plates conveys a message to community members that, through anonymity, officers may seek to act with impunity."
Police officers regularly ditched their name tags during protests last month, allowing them to operate anonymously and making it more difficult for citizens to hold individual officers accountable for their actions. Asked about officers not wearing name tags last month, Johnson said people were harassing officers online, while Jackson said that protestors would use an officer's name to taunt them. "It kind of reduces that personal taunt and allows us to be generic," Jackson said at the time.
Protests have heated up in Ferguson this week, six weeks after Brown was killed after Wilson stopped him and a friend because they were walking in the middle of the street.
Jackson also apologized to the Brown family and protestors this week in a video released by a public relations firm working for the city. Jackson had been heavily criticized for releasing footage that showed Brown allegedly committing a strong-arm robbery at a convenience store shortly before he was killed.
Another component of the Justice Department, the Community Relations Service, also held meetings with Ferguson residents this week in an attempt to sooth tensions in the area.
Eric Holder Exit Interview: Why He'll Always Be an African American Icon
Joshua DuBois –thedailybeast.com
"Holder is up there with the greats—including Bobby Kennedy," said Joseph Lowery, who co-founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with Martin Luther King Jr. "I don't know anyone who has been more diligent and thoughtful on matters of civil rights."
The attorney general announced that he would step down from his post as soon as his successor is confirmed. I spoke with Holder about his legacy, what's next for him, and how he dealt with often-intense criticism from the House GOP.
Holder called his work on criminal-justice reform his "signature achievement," telling me, "After years of over-reliance on incarceration as a criminal-justice strategy, we finally started to turn this aircraft carrier around." The attorney general pointed to a decline in the federal prison population this year by more than 4,800 inmates—projected to reach 10,000 inmates by 2016, or the equivalent of five newly empty federal prisons—as evidence of reform, following changes last year that reduced prison terms for nonviolent drug offenders.
Holder also counted progress on LGBT equality and work defending voting rights among his major accomplishments, along with proving that the United States could prosecute terrorism cases in federal civilian courts. He said that after a judge sentenced Abu Ghayth—a high-ranking al Qaeda operative and Osama bin Laden's son-in-law—to life in prison last week, "my belief and continuing faith in the Article Three court was vindicated." Looking back wistfully at the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who was transferred from civilian court to a military commission after political uproar, Holder said, "I know—I just know—we could have tried KSM in an Article Three court."
While he said he's "not quite done thinking" about what he'll do next, Holder indicated that among his post-administration roles will be continued work on criminal-justice reform. "I'd like to continue being involved with issues that animated my time as attorney general—criminal-justice reform and civil rights especially," Holder told me. "I don't just want to give speeches; I'd like to involve myself in this work in a systematic way."
"Some of the opposition against us is difficult, but if you keep a historical perspective, all of this stuff is manageable."
Holder is sensitive to the concern among some black Americans that civil-rights issues will take a backseat after he departs ("Black Twitter" erupted with trepidation following his announcement, with some users starting a petition on the White House website asking the attorney general to stay.) But Holder says the concerns are misplaced, noting that the reforms he implemented were the president's handiwork as well. "Barack Obama is still the president of the United States," Holder told me. "He and I share a worldview, and he is just as committed to these issues as I am… I don't think you'll see any letup" on civil-rights issues "and he will pick a new attorney general that shares his values, and my values as well."
That next attorney general will also face a similarly arduous trek, if the list of unfinished business that Holder ticked off is any indicator. The attorney general pointed to a federal death-penalty review, financial-fraud investigations, and continuing work to build bridges between law enforcement and communities of color as some of the most important items still pending on his plate. His successor will also have to deal with sustained criticism from Republicans in the House, who have perhaps been Holder's greatest foe.
In 2012 the House GOP held Holder in contempt of Congress following hearings on Operation Fast and Furious, the first time an attorney general has been held in contempt. Many observers found the action racially motivated, and Democrats walked off the House floor in protest, chanting in unison, "Shame on you." But Holder, for his part, said he holds no grudges. "It's the same with the president," he told me. "We both understand that a lot of the criticism is just politics, just noise."
That din never grew loud enough to force Holder out. When he wraps up his tenure, Holder will be the fourth-longest-serving attorney general in the nation's history, with many of his signature accomplishments occurring after the House's 2012 vote. Holder said that it was less a desire for politics, and more echoes from history, that kept him coming back for more.
"I remember being in Texas at the LBJ Library for a speech on voting rights," Holder said. "And I looked up and saw a picture of my sister-in-law," the late Vivian Malone Jones, one of two black students to integrate the University of Alabama in 1963, after Gov. George Wallace attempted to block their entry into the school. "When you consider what she had to deal with, and what our ancestors had to deal with in the 18th and 19th centuries… some of the opposition against us is difficult, but if you keep a historical perspective, all of this stuff is manageable."
"That's what I learned from those folks. You keep your eyes on the prize, you try to do what's right, and eventually, you'll reach your goal."
NFL Must Get it Right Says Black Women's Roundtable
The women say the nature of the game of football promotes violence. They believe that since NFL makes millions off a violent sport, they should take more responsibility for some of the violence and commit to funding holistic, family-oriented counseling, training and prevention programs.
Noting that violence in the NFL is a reflection of the broader society, Campbell adds, "It's not just Goodell who needs to get it right. The owners, coaches, and others in management must take the lead in the quest to eradicate violence in the NFL, other sports and, since so many young people look up to athletes, in the broader community. The NFL needs to step up given their role in society."
The women provided details about specific actions they will take over the next few weeks to elevate the voices of Black women in the conversation about domestic violence in the NFL, other sports, and the broader issue of domestic violence nationally. Actions include:
- Creation of an online petition (http://tinyurl.com/ll6cnw7) urging Commissioner Roger Goodell to immediately include Black women as external domestic violence experts on the NFL's Domestic Violence Advisory Board.
- Launch of a social media campaign that will include twitter town hall meetings featuring celebrities. The first twitter town hall will take place Tuesday September 30, 2014 at 2 PM ET. (Hashtag #NFLgetitright).
- Outreach to BWR partners to write letters to the NFL supporting the BWR initiative.
- Provide recommendations on Black women experts and Black organizations.
- BWR and partners will meet with corporations who sponsor the NFL
- Meet with Ana Isaacson and Troy Vincent to plan a larger meeting to address domestic violence, sexual assault and other diversity issues plaguing the NFL. (Set for October 1st in NY)
- Meet with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell as requested in the BWR open letter.
On September 16, 2014 BWR sent an open letter to a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell requesting an emergency meeting with him to address the fact that there are no black women included in the recently established advisory group of women appointed to assist in developing new policies to eradicate domestic violence within the NFL. To date, our request to meet with Commissioner Goodell has not been scheduled.
Meet Congressman Joseph J. DioGuardi
Walter Smith, publisher
New York Beacon
In WW I and WW II, incredibly, one million five hundred and fifty thousand (1,550,000) black American soldiers and sailors served in segregated military divisions AND NOT ONE received the Medal of Honor until 1991, although many were recommended for it.
In the segregated armed forces of WWI and WWII, black soldiers were usually confined to jobs in manual labor or supply units. Even when the Army allowed blacks to go into combat, it rarely accorded them the recognition they deserved. Of the 433 Medals of Honor awarded by all branches of the military during the war, not a single one went to any of the 1.5 million blacks in the service.
Congressman Mickey Leland, (D-TX) who headed the Congressional Black Caucus in 1987/88 and Congressman Joseph J. DioGuardi (R-NY) combined to pursue a course of action to obtain our nation's highest award for WW I Sgt. Henry Johnson of NY and WW II Seaman Dorrie Miller of Texas.
Because of the work of the two Congressmen, in 1991 George H W Bush awarded the Medal of Honor to Freddie Stowers an African American corporal in the United States Army who was killed in action during World War I, while serving in an American unit under French command.
Of the 1.5 million African Americans serving in WWI and WWII Freddie Stowers was the very first African American to receive the award.
Congressman Mickey Leland died tragically in 1988 while on a humanitarian mission to deliver food and medicine to the starving people of Ethiopia. Joseph J DioGuardi has continued this work as a concerned citizen and former Member of Congress, in no small part in memory of his friend and former congressional colleague Mickey Leland.
Joe DioGuardi, singlehandedly is very close to getting justice for WW I soldier and hero, Sgt. Henry Johnson of Albany NY, through the continuing hard work of Senator Chuck Schumer of NY, with whom Joe served in the House from 1985 to 1989.
For the past 27 years, Joseph J. DioGuardi has unselfishly and relentlessly pursued justice for African American WWI and WWII heroes with minute success. The Black Press of America can assist him in this endeavor with their political pens and influence.
Upon the prodding of Mickey Leland and Joe DioGuardi, In the early 1990s, responding to requests from black veterans and a white former captain who had commanded black troops in combat, the Army asked Shaw University, a historically black college in Raleigh, N.C., to investigate why no blacks had received the Medal of Honor during World War II. The inquiry found no documents proving that blacks had been discriminated against in decisions to award the medal, but concluded that a climate of racism had prevented recognition of heroic deeds.
Military historians gave the Army the names of 10 black servicemen who they believed should have been considered for the Medal of Honor. Then an Army board, looking at their files with all references to race deleted, decided that seven of these men deserved to be cited for bravery "above and beyond the call of duty." Four of the men — Lt. John R. Fox of Cincinnati; Pfc. Willy F. James Jr. of Kansas City, Mo.; Staff Sgt. Ruben Rivers of Oklahoma City; and Pvt. George Watson of Birmingham, Ala. — had been killed in action. Two others — Staff Sgt. Edward A. Carter Jr. of Los Angeles and Lt. Charles L. Thomas of Detroit, who retired as a major — had died in the decades after the war. Those six received the medal posthumously awarded by Bill Clinton at the White House ceremony in 1997.
In recent developments, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer announced that U.S. Army Secretary John McHugh has approved Schumer's request to grant a Medal of Honor to the late World War I hero and Albany resident, Sgt. Henry Johnson. With McHugh's sign-off, the request has moved to the desk of U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel. Hagel has recommended Johnson for the award. The only step remaining after Hagel is approval by the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the President.
Joe needs help in urging President, Barack Obama, to arrange another historic White House ceremony to issue two more Medals of Honor in memory of a great humanitarian and congressional hero, Mickey Leland, so that we can finally close the military's tainted books on African American war heroes from World Wars I and II, and in the process also close an embarrassing chapter of military history by correcting an egregious historic injustice.
I strongly urge each and every one of you to write to your representative in Washington DC and your local representative and solicit their support in getting our president to move on this issue quickly.
Walter Smith, publisher
New York Beacon
Eric Holder To Resign As Attorney General
By Paige Lavender –The Huffington Post
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Eric Holder, the first African-American to hold the nation's top law enforcement position, plans to announce on Thursday that he will resign the post he's held for nearly six years as soon as a successor can be confirmed.
Holder plans to make the announcement, which was first reported by NPR's Carrie Johnson, at a press conference at the White House on Thursday afternoon. The 63-year-old will call his tenure as attorney general in the "greatest honor" of his professional life, according to a Justice Department official.
The White House has not announced a candidate to replace Holder, who has a close personal relationship with President Barack Obama. Holder discussed his plans with Obama on several occasions over the last few months, and finalized his decision at the White House residence over Labor Day weekend, according to a DOJ official. If Holder stays in office until December, he will become the third-longest serving attorney general in the history of the United States.
Holder, a frequent target of Republicans in Congress over the past several years, had made criminal justice reform his top priority in the last year. In an interview with The Huffington Post earlier this year, Holder said he had no firm plans about when he would step down.
"In terms of my own thinking of how long do I stay … I talk about tasks and trying to see certain things through," Holder said. "I want to try to get a few things done before I ultimately leave."
As a private citizen, Holder wants to find ways to help restore trust between law enforcement and minority communities, according to a Justice Department official. Holder visited Ferguson, Missouri, last month, and has focused much of his career on civil rights issues.
Holder has plans to visit Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Friday, where he'll complete his goal of visiting all 93 U.S. attorney's offices.
Holder has spoken about his resignation before, telling the New Yorker in February he was planning to leave office sometime this year.
Lewis Carl Hamilton Wins 7th Formula 1 Race
by Frederick H. Lowe
Staff Writer
Lewis Carl Hamilton (pictured), the only black driver on the Formula 1 circuit, bolted into the lead this weekend for the world drivers' championship after winning, his seventh victory so far this season.
Hamilton, a black Englishman who drives for Mercedes, defeated Sebastian Vettel, who finished second and Daniel Ricciardo, who finished third.
Hamilton started from the pole position and he drove the fastest lap. The race was held Sunday on the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Hamilton's Mercedes teammate and rival, Nico Rosberg of Germany, did not finish the race because of his car's mechanical problems. Both men drive for Red Bull Racing.
The victory gave Hamilton a three-point lead over Rosberg for the world drivers' championship, which Hamilton won in 2008. Hamilton has racked up 241 points to Rosberg's 238 points with five races remaining in the Formula 1 season. Upcoming races are the Japanese Grand Prix on October 5, the Russian Grand Prix on October 12, the U.S. Grand Prix on November 2, the Brazilian Grand Prix on November 9 and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on November 23.
There are 19 races in the Formula 1 season, the world's most-expensive sport, and Hamilton has won seven of them, including the Grand Prix races in Malaysia, Bahrain, China, Spain, Great Britain and Italy.
The 29 year-old Hamilton, who is from Stevenage, the United Kingdom, is named in honor of Carl Lewis, the U.S. Olympic Gold Medal winner in track and field.


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Mom was right (did you ever question it?) More than 50% of body heat is lost through the top of the head. The N-Ferno Cold Series button you up tight with 2-layer protection against long winter days and cold winter nights.
N-Ferno Warming Products include winter liners and other head wear designed to keep workers warm and comfortable. We've got versions for cool, cold, and extreme conditions with hi-tech fabrics and superior features for reliable warmth from ear-to-ear. In fact, most liners have pockets next to the ears to hold warming packs.
2-layer Winter Liner w/LED Lighted Brim: State-of-the-art LEDs illuminate projects and workspaces without flashlight or bulky headlamp while keeping you warm.
- Two ultra-bright LEDs in the brim; two additional LEDs concealed under the brim
- Choose two brim LEDs for illumination up to 50 ft., two under the brim lights for close-up tasks or all four for maximum visibility
- Four replaceable CR2032 long-life lithium batteries (included) for more than 30 hours of continuous light
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I wouldn't recommend it, my current company was using standard cab trucks with work caps when I started here, my boss asked me if I wanted a truck and I said no way I'll take a van, now every vehicle we have is a van because everyone realized how much better it is.
1. Everything gets wet
2. Much harder to organize
3. You'll trash it and now you've trashed your personal vehicle too
Either go for a work van or a real work truck(if you do installs). If you can't do that pull an enclosed trailer with shelves.
My opinion on starting up on your own, having your vehicle set up and stocked is vital, if you don't have that worked out it's like showing up with a sack full of all your tools and digging through it every time you need something.


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Corned Beef And Cabbage With Potatoes And Carrots Pressure Cooker Recipe
4 cups water
1 large bay leaf
3 1/2 lb. corned beef brisket and seasoning packet
6 large potatoes, cut in half
6 large carrots, cut in half
2 1/2 lb. head of cabbage (1 small)
Pour water into pressure cooker, add bay leaf, brisket and any seasoning that came in the pkg., add potatoes.
Place lid on pressure cooker and bring to pressure over high heat. Lower head, keeping it at steady pressure, and start timing for 60 minutes.
Remove cooker from heat and allow pressure to come down naturally.
Remove lid and potatoes from pot. Add the carrots and cabbage wedges and close lid. Bring back up to pressure over high heat. Lower heat, maintaining pressure, and time for 3 minutes.
Release pressure using the quick-release method. Remove lid. Remove meat and slice across the grain.
Arrange vegetables and meat on a platter and serve with a mustard or horseradish sauce of your choice.
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Corned Beef and Cabbage is the fare for St. Patrick's Day, but is a hearty meal at any time. To get you out of the kitchen fast, the pressure cooker is the ideal tool. It's not only fast and convenient, but it helps impart wonderful flavor and texture to your meat. Today's pressure cookers are extremely safe and worth the investment.
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Black Lace Back Rose High-Low Top
- 95% rayon, 5% spandex; Contrast - 100% polyester
- Machine wash
- Model wears size Small
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You'll want to wear this everywhere. This pretty knit tunic top features a tossed rose print and a daring lace back inset. A flattering scoop neck and high-low hem complete the feminine feel of this pretty piece.


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Romulo Yanes
Spoon this spicy and acidic sauce over a steak salad, serve alongside pan-fried chicken, or try it on a taco.
- Yield
- Makes 1 1/2 cups
- 3/4 cup chopped Napa cabbage kimchi
- 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 1/2 tablespoons light agave syrup (nectar) or honey
- 1 1/2 tablespoons Sriracha
- Fine sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Ingredient info: Napa cabbage kimchi is available at Korean markets, some supermarkets, and milkimchi.com.
- Combine kimichi, oil, lime juice, chives, soy sauce, agave syrup, and Sriracha in a medium bowl. Season with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD: Relish can be made 1 week ahead. Cover and chill.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories221
- Carbohydrates10 g(3%)
- Fat20 g(31%)
- Protein1 g(3%)
- Saturated Fat3 g(14%)
- Sodium474 mg(20%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber1 g(5%)
- Monounsaturated Fat15 g


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Smart Interaction (SI) Gesture Recognition for Samsung SmartTV Applications
Before looking at Smart Interaction (SI) gesture recognition in detail, it will be helpful to start with an example application with the feature. The following is RoyPoy, a Handstudio- developed educational art application.
The Samsung SmartTV's mouse event handling is similar to a common JavaScript mouse event handling. However, it has a major potential problem of losing the focus through a mouse onClick event. This process needs to be even more carefully handled while using multiple input devices.
Configuring the gesture recognition feature
Set the mouse element to "y" in the config.xml file to enable the application of the gesture recognition feature.
config.xml <mouse itemtype="string">y</mouse>
Registering and unregistering the gesture recognition event
Use the Web API SubscribeExEvent() function to register the gesture recognition. Use the UnsubscribeExEvent() function to unregister an event that was previously registered with the SubscribeExEvent() function.
Event handling
Samsung SmartTV runs the registered callback function when voice recognition is started. The function receives the event object as its parameter, which returns event type, result, and a few other properties.
Event type | Description |
EVENT_GESTURE_BEGIN_MONITOR | Primary hand's movement is detected |
EVENT_GESTURE_SECONDARY_LOST | Secondary hand's movement is lost |
EVENT_GESTURE_SECONDARY_DETECT | Secondary hand's movement is detected |
EVENT_GESTURE_2HAND_ZOOM | User made the zoom gesture |
EVENT_GESTURE_2HAND_ROTATE | User made the rotate gesture |
EVENT_GESTURE_LIKE | User made the like gesture |
The result value depends on each event type.
Configuring the Gesture HelpBar
The gesture helpbar shows available gestures or status information on the bottom of the Samsung SmartTV screen.
The Gesture HelpBar shown is from the 2012 Model, and Areas selectable by a pointer are from the 2013 Model.
Like the voice recognition, the gesture recognition process depends on the helpbar mode. Use the SetGestureHelpbarInfo() function to control the gesture helpbar.
Function | SetGestureHelpbarInfo |
Version | Support from RECOGNITION-0001 |
Security Type | RECOG |
Usage | SetGestureHelpbarInfo(helpbarInfo) |
Parameters | helpbarInfo [string] Information of the helpbar to be registered |
Example | var helpbarInfo = '{ helpbarType : "HELPBAR_TYPE_GESTURE_CUSTOMIZE", helpbarItemsList : [{ itemType : "HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_RETURN" , itemText : "Go back" },{ itemType : "HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_ZOOM_OUT_IN" , itemText : "Zoom in / out" }, { itemType : "HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_ROTATION" , itemText : "Rotate photo" }]}'; webapis.recognition.SetGestureHelpbarInfo(helpbarInfo); |
The parameter helpbarInfo object has the following structure. While the chart treats it as if it is an object data type to help understanding, it is actually a String data type.
Structure | { helpbarType: HelpBar Type; helpbarItemList: [ { itemType: Item Type, itemText: "Text" } ]; } |
helpbarType | HelpBar Type HELPBAR_TYPE_GESTURE_CUSTOMIZE |
ItemsList | Item list for the HelpBar (includes commands list) itemType ItemTypes is the gesture commands to be displayed in the HelpBar. Only events for gestures registered in here are received. HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_RETURN HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_ZOOM_OUT_IN HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_ROTATION HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_POSE_LIKE HELPBAR_GESTURE_ITEM_MOVE itemText ItemText is text to be shown on the HelpBar |
Example | gesturehelpbarInfo = '{ "helpbarType : HELPBAR_TYPE_GESTURE_DEFAULT"}'; |
Non-standard mouse events — Slap or Thumbs up — need to be registered in the helpbarItemList to be recognized by the TV. As in the voice recognition, the helpbarItemList has a maximum number of items — four.


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Clinton Calls Obama to Smooth Over 'Stupid Stuff' Remarks
Jonathan AllenFormer Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called President Barack Obama today to say that her remarks in a recent interview weren't intended as an attack on his policies or leadership, according to her spokesman.
"While they've had honest differences on some issues, including aspects of the wicked challenge Syria presents, she has explained those differences in her book and at many points since then," Nick Merrill said in a statement. "Some are now choosing to hype those differences but they do not eclipse their broad agreement on most issues."
Tension has been building between the Obama and Clinton camps since Aug. 10, when Atlantic writer Jeffrey Goldberg published an interview with the former secretary of state in which she said "great nations need organizing principles, and 'don't do stupid stuff' is not an organizing principle."
While the president's aides have used that four-word mantra for months to describe his foreign policy doctrine, longtime Obama political adviser David Axelrod fired back at Clinton earlier today with a terse Twitter message.
"Just to clarify: 'Don't do stupid stuff' means stuff like occupying Iraq in the first place, which was a tragically bad decision," he wrote.
A White House spokesman, Eric Schultz, declined to comment.
The episode has escalated tensions between an administration eager to defend its foreign policy at a time of global chaos and a Clinton operation equally eager to separate the former secretary of state from Obama decisions she fell in line to support.
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Her efforts to distance herself from Obama could hurt her with Democratic primary voters should she run for president in 2016 and help her with independents and national security-minded Republicans in a general election.
The anti-war base of the Democratic Party has long distrusted Clinton's support for a muscular foreign policy. Obama used her vote as a U.S. senator to authorize the Iraq war as a cudgel in defeating her in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, and some of her political critics are re-emerging.
"Secretary Clinton, and any other person thinking about seeking the Democratic nomination in 2016, should think long and hard before embracing the same policies advocated by right-wing war hawks that got America into Iraq in the first place and helped set the stage for Iraq's troubles today," Ilya Sheyman, executive director of the political action arm of MoveOn, a Democratic group, said in a statement.
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In the interview, Clinton told Goldberg that she advocated arming moderate Syrian rebels in 2012 and was rebuffed by Obama. The Islamic State, a militant force now sweeping across Iraq, took root in the Syrian conflict, and she told Goldberg that a vacuum was created by the "failure" to arm moderates in Syria. The basic thrust of her remarks to Goldberg was also reflected in the memoir she released in June but attracted far less attention.
Clinton didn't make public her disagreement on Syria policy while she served in government, and she told Goldberg that she couldn't say for certain that her approach would have yielded any different outcome.
The timing of her remarks caused discomfort for the White House because of the crisis in Iraq. In addition, Clinton and the president are scheduled to appear together tomorrow night on Martha's Vineyard at a birthday party for Ann Dibble Jordan, wife of Vernon Jordan, the former president of the National Urban League and a confidant of both Obama and former President Bill Clinton.
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Merrill said that Clinton "looks forward to hugging it out" with the president at that party.
"Secretary Clinton was proud to serve with President Obama, she was proud to be his partner in the project of restoring American leadership and advancing America's interests and values in a fast changing world," Merrill said. "The secretary called President Obama to make sure he knows that nothing she said was an attempt to attack him, his policies, or his leadership."
Clinton and Axelrod haven't always had strained relations. She has appeared at fundraising events for the charity that Axelrod and his wife created to fight epilepsy, a disorder that afflicts their daughter. Clinton and Axelrod grew apart during the 2008 campaign as he led Obama's messaging campaign against Clinton.
All seemed forgiven in 2013, though, when Clinton headlined a fundraiser for the epilepsy-research charity and Axelrod called her the organization's "patron saint."


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Going Local: Cuomo's Play for Consolidation The governor's first budget offers incentives for many of the state's villages and towns to consolidate. Sarah Laskow | June 8th, 2011 When Andrew Cuomo advocates for smaller government, he does not mean, as conservatives often do, that the government should do less. He means that the government should be ... Read More
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Rent Guidelines and the Myth of Fairness Sarah Laskow | May 3rd, 2011 For the past month, the city's Rent Guidelines Board has been meeting in a dingy room on the ninth floor of the Manhattan Municipal Building. The room is usually used by the ... Read More
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Black Out, Walcott In: Deputy Mayor Is Named New Education Chancellor Sarah Laskow | April 7th, 2011 After Mayor Bloomberg introduced Deputy Mayor Dennis Walcott as the city's new education chancellor this morning, Walcott announced one of his short-term goals in his new ... Read More
Legislature Passes Budget Using Age-old Secret Strategy: Ignore Difficult Decisions Sarah Laskow | April 1st, 2011 The New York legislature passed the budget yesterday! And it was on time! Which means New York politics is solved forever! Right? If only it were so. Despite the vague ... Read More
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AFCA supports efficient and sustainable programs that promote self-reliance for children infected and/or affected by AIDS, as well as their families and caregivers. We work in regions that are underserved and marginalized, providing care that is measurable, real and hope-filled.
Would you like to travel to another country and experience a different way of living while working hand in hand with a community? If so, why not join us on a Vacation with a Purpose in Zimbabwe, Kenya or Uganda and paint a school, build a playground, distribute livestock, help in a hospital, set up administrative systems, teach English, and so much more! Each trip is different, but they are all exciting.
March 9, 2017 – loaded a container bound for Miwani, Kenya
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About 2 months ago, a group of 6th grade language arts class from New Market Middle School began reading the book "I Will Always Write Back" for Literature Circles. It is the true story of how two pen pals (Caitlin in America and Martin in Zimbabwe) changed each other's lives. The kids loved it! They were amazed and touched. Their teacher asked them "If Caitlin and her family could make a difference, what can the 27 of us do?" And with that, a challenge was born! They broke into groups and investigated 10 different charitable organizations in Africa, with a specific focus on Zimbabwe. The kids presented their findings to the class and they voted on which organization we wanted to support. The verdict? American Foundation for Children with AIDS and Seeds of Africa.
Then, they brainstormed ideas of how they could raise money. They proposed three ideas to their principal, two of which were approved! Over three weeks they sold candy cane "candy grams" and raffle tickets for a Longaberger basket. They kept a tally on a giant poster every day for 10 days on their progress. The goal was $250 to purchase a goat for a family in Zimbabwe through Kids4Kids, with any extra money going towards "bricks" for Seeds of Africa. They BLEW BY THEIR TOTAL! They collected a total of $568! With this money, the students decided to purchase TWO goats for families in Zimbabwe and the remaining $68 will be donated to Seeds of Africa.
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Climb Up So Kids Can Grow Up provides adventure travel opportunities for individuals and groups. The primary purpose of these trips is to raise funds which go directly to support AFCA's programs, helping children affected and/or infected by AIDS. As added benefits, you will learn about different cultures while pushing yourself physically. Great beauty will surround you, but better yet—the knowledge that you are helping children who desperately need care will motivate you to reach a summit or hike just a bit further.
In each country where we have Climb Up events – Peru (Machu Picchu and Amazon Rainforest), New Zealand (Southern Island), Tanzania (Mt. Kilimanjaro), and Nepal (Bigu) AFCA partners with respected, experienced, service-oriented outdoor outfitters to provide in-country logistical support.
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Book Review: Mosaic of Grace
Grace. What exactly is grace? What is grace all about? It is often a topic of discussion, but I think it is seldom completely understood. In fact, it is often miss-understood. How often do you hear people talking about the wonderful grace of God? Yet, when you pay close attention, there is no sign of… Continue Reading


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This anthology investigates the turn in art not only towards archives and histories, the relics of modernities past, but toward the phenomena, in themselves, of "haunting" and the activation of memory.
It looks at a wide array of artistic relationships to memory association, repetition and reappearance, as well as forms of "active" forgetting.
Its discussions encompass artworks from the late 1940s onward, ranging from reperformances such as Marina Abramovic's Seven Easy Pieces (embodied resurrections of decades-removed performance pieces by her contemporaries) to the inanimate trace of "memory" Robert Morris assigns to his free-form felt pieces, which "forget" in their present configurations their previous slides and falls. Contextualizing memory's role in visual theory and aesthetic politics - from Marcel Proust's optics to Bernard Stiegler's analysis of memory's "industrialization" - this collection also surveys the diversity of situations and registers in which contemporary artists explore memory.Art that engages with memory embodied in material and spatial conditions is examined beside works that reflect upon memory's effects through time, and yet others that enlist the agency of remembrance or forgetting to work through aspects of the numerous pasts by which the present is always haunted. Artists surveyed include: Marina Abramovic, Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Kutlug Ataman, Uta Barth, Tom Burr, Sophie Calle, Joseph Cornell, Tacita Dean, Stan Douglas, Cheryl Dunye, Kota Ezawa, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Rodney Graham, Richard Hamilton, Sharon Hayes, Susan Hiller, Roni Horn, Pierre Huyghe, Amar Kanwar, William Kentridge, Idris Khan, Zoe Leonard, Ilan Lieberman, Glenn Ligon, Elizabeth Manchester, Robert Morris, Rabih Mroue, Uriel Orlow, Walid Raad, Anri Sala, Fazal Sheikh, Lorna Simpson, Vivan Sundaram, Jane and Louise Wilson. Writers include Gaston Bachelard, Daniel Birnbaum, Andre Breton, Nicolas Bourriaud, Victor Burgin, Johanna Burton, Tom Burr, Helene Cixous, Joseph Cornell, T.J.Demos, Gilles Deleuze, Ollivier Dyens Okwui Enwezor, Briony Fer, Hal Foster, Maurice Halbwachs, Richard Hamilton, Margaret Iversen, Martin Jay, Siegfried Kracauer, Abigail Levine, Tom McDonough, Roger Malbert, Robert Morris, Rabih Mroue, Michael Newman, Pierre Nora, Georges Perec, Peggy Phelan, Pil & Galia Kollectiv, Megan Ratner, Hans Rudolf Reust, Paul Ricoeur, Lisa Saltzman, Lauren Sedofsky, Roger Shattuck, Michael Sheringham, Bernard Stiegler, Peter Suchin, Margaret Sundell and Jan Verwoert.
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The Long Beach Branch NAACP had its general membership meeting March 15 at McBride Center, where the organization celebrated the recognition of 2009 NAACP Women of the Year Stella Davis and Alice Robinson. Davis and Robinson were honored for the endeavors of their program Feeding at the Park, during which, out of their own pockets, the two of them work with volunteers to serve a hot, home-cooked lunch to all at Martin Luther King Park once a month.
Additionally, the video Clarence Long: The Man Who Shot Long Beach was shown. Long was present to receive commendation.
Pictured are: (from left) Jose M. Flores, chair of Central Neighborhood Advisory Committee (CNAC), who accepted for Stella Davis who is recuperating from surgery; Naomi Rainey, NAACP president; Clarence Long, photographer known as "The Man Who Shot Long Beach"; Alice Robinson, Women of the Year honoree; Tim Lee, who brought greetings and a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition to the three honorees from Congresswoman Laura Richardson, 37th District; and Tom Flores, who nominated the women for the award.


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Hands On: Puma Phone Makes Me Want To Go To The Gym MoreKat Hannaford2/16/10 8:05am41EditPromoteGo to permalinkA few blurry pics and a viral video that was promptly yanked from YouTube have led to the official announcement of the Puma Phone, aka, the phone that makes me wish I was more sporty.
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Forgive me if there's been a topic on this before, but since I just got my beautiful contributor's copy, I wanted to put in a quick thread in case anyone is looking for a good Christmas gift for the Tolkien fan in their life. Recently released and co-authored by Paul Simpson and Brian J. Robb, Middle-Earth Envisioned: The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings: On Screen, On Stage and Beyond is a gorgeous coffee-table sized hardcover filled with art and text on the subject of the various interpretations and inspirations provided by JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. I'm not doing this book justice so go take a look at it online or in your local bookstore (if there still are any!) and read about some of the versions of Tolkien you may not have heard of from stage to screen as well as a look at the modern films. And you may also notice some sidebar article contributions from some familiar names here. (I know I lurk here more than post these days but you'll recognize the other names. LOL)
Hi Jill! I picked up my copy in Sydney, Australia, last night (Galaxy Bookshop) and my quick riffle was very exciting, but it's to be a birthday gift and I'm not allowed to look at it till Saturday. Paul Simpson, it looks beautiful!
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Double-click the code file you want to use in "Solution Explorer." Scroll down the file to the function you want to use to print a document.
Define a "StreamReader" variable:
Dim stream As StreamReader
stream = New StreamReader("C:\file.txt")
This variable imports all text and layouts from a file to print to a printer. Replace "C:\file.txt" with any location and file you want to print.
Set up the printer using the printer name set up in the Windows system:
Dim printer As New PrintDocument()
printer.PrinterSettings.PrinterName = "HP Deskjet"
Replace the "HP Deskjet" name with the name of the printer on the computer.
Use the "Print" function to print the document by adding the following code :


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Category Archives: our house
House Plans
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After the Brexit vote and two leadership elections what the Labour Party needs now, says MP Tristram Hunt, is "a bit of a laugh". "There are quite a few people on the moderate side of the party who are a bit bruised," he says. "They needed a chance to be rumbustious at conference."
At Sunday's Progress rally, the historian-turned-politician injected some exuberance into proceedings with a spirited speech that verged on stand-up comedy. He joked about "Labour Amazonians who once upon a time were held hostage by a far-Left party". Now he says: "At my first conference 20 years ago the old Lefties told incredibly rude jokes about the leadership. With Jeremy and John McDonnell in charge the Progress rally has become the dissenting space. Everyone gets jumpy about making jokes about the leadership so that was probably the last hurrah."
Hunt has returned from Liverpool in high spirits, pronouncing it in an unashamedly terrible Merseyside trill and lamenting not having made it to the Labour LGBT disco. He is 42, wears a white shirt with the collar undone and has the sort of lantern jaw, blond thatch and confidence usually reserved for Tories — indeed many have wondered if he is too traditionally handsome to be in the Labour party.
We meet in his Westminster office, a prime spot overlooking Parliament Square: "Sad story: I inherited it from the former leader of Scottish Labour, Jim Murphy. Scottish Labour's collapse freed up a lot of real estate." There are books about JMW Turner and the purges in Stalin's Russia on the table and more history tomes line the shelves, alongside Union Jack flags in a jug by Emma Bridgewater, whose factory is his constituency of six years, Stoke-on-Trent Central.
Hunt voted for Owen Smith to take over as leader and was on a list of 14 Labour MPs who Corbyn's campaign team said were undermining the party. Today he is obedient but with the air of a child who knows it's not worth their while to be naughty just now. In quasi-serious tones, a glint in his blue eyes, he says: "Jeremy's been elected once and twice so if you want a Labour government you have to support the leader." "Everyone keeps talking about unity, which is good," he says. "But the unity we need is a slightly more unified relationship with the British public with policies for what we used to call hardworking families. If Theresa May comes and eats our lunch on minimum-wage, apprenticeships, education and social mobility, which are our core terrain, and we're still talking about elections to the NEC then we'll be in difficulty."
MANY of Labour's problems crystallise around the EU and Hunt says it was "weird and bad that delegates voted not to discuss Brexit at conference. That seems like quite a biggie to thrash out. One of the biggest things about Brexit was the country's relationship with London, the extraordinary investment in it, which is needed, but also the sense of the rest of the UK not enjoying the same riches. Labour's powerful in London now so it's a good vehicle to think about it." He looks animated at the thought of a challenge.
Can Corbyn win a general election? "We can win it," he says in a feeble tone. "European politics is in total flux but the mistake in the UK was to think everyone will go Left because they've seen the crisis of capitalism. In fact they hold on to what they have. If you want them to go on a radical journey they also need to feel trust and confidence, which is why the only person who has done it is old smiley Trudeau out in Canada because he had that name, tradition and bankability but with it quite a radical anti-austerity programme. It's sort of brilliant." On the other side there's "The Donald", although Hunt doesn't rate him.
Over here, "the Left had lost an election and thought, 'we might as well have some of that old-time religion'". He calls Momentum's approach "algorithm politics", influenced by "tech-savvy idealists". "It's like how on Amazon they find what you like and give you more of it — there's no countervailing voice, so you work yourself up into more righteousness: all Tories are evil, Blairites are wrong."
It isn't sustainable, though. "To win a general election you have to get a lot of people who voted Tory to vote Labour and if you're telling them they're bastards that's not a very inviting way to think about pursuing a different future. If we think we can only win by getting non-voters and Green voters to vote Labour then we're not going to achieve it. You win politics from the centre ground and then move it when you're in power."
He continues: "Having been a member of the Labour Party for more than 20 years what gets my back up is people having just joined telling us we're Tories and should leave and everything is our fault. They think they have ownership of the party when actually Labour has gone through many forms."
History gives Hunt perspective. "There is a disturbing socialist tradition of 'if you're not with us in pure socialism you are against us' — and even Marx and Engels were more pluralist than some members of Momentum. But what you learn is that these revolutions eat their own children. They think they are the purest at the moment but they won't find themselves so pure soon."
Anti-Semitism in the Labour party is "worrying". "The Shami Chakrabati inquiry was a missed opportunity. It was a lightweight report. There are deep problems — in student unions and at Labour Party conference. You have to be unequivocal about anti-Semitism and understand it is not the same as racism and there is a class element — people assume members of the Jewish community are wealthy so the Labour party can put them to one side, and they also regard Israel as a colonial force so therefore we are against it." He also sympathises with colleagues who have faced "misogyny and an ugly strand in hard-Left politics".
Still, Hunt is sticking with it. He's indignant when I ask if he'd consider founding a new party. "No. It's deep within the blood. This is my party. Labour goes in waves but you make your case within the party." He proudly says his father was a Labour councillor and his great-aunt "did great early years work in the GLC".
Is he the man to save the party? He doesn't say no to becoming leader one day. "The party's heading in a slightly different direction to that. Globally, the centre-Left is up against austerity economics, the financial crash and the politics of the European Union. It's pretty hardcore and going to take some heavy lifting and time."
Since he was elected Hunt has been held back by his name and background. He went to private school, UCS in north London, then Trinity College Cambridge, where he was in Footlights with Sacha Baron Cohen. This means he's sympathetic to the far-Left when they are accused of being upper-middle-class and out of touch: "I am vulnerable as Tristram Hunt. I come from a privileged background so I'd never throw stones in glass houses. You're born into a family but it's how you live your life."
He's been mistaken for Zac Goldsmith and told to "buck my ideas up if I wanted to be mayor". Still, he wouldn't change his name. His children, Digby, Margot and Lydia, go to the local state primary in Finsbury Park. "I've no intention of sending them to a private school but every parent does the best for their child and it's a huge struggle in London."
His wife, Juliet Thornback, works three days a week at her homewares design business so does the majority of childcare but they "box and cox". He even has "some terrible Tory friends — I'm not as tribal as some".
When shadowing Michael Gove as Education Secretary he grew to respect him. "It's a sort of secret," says Hunt in a low voice. "But there were talks before the election about how myself, David Laws and Michael could agree not to throw up in the air things like the primary school curriculum. But then Michael got purged and Nicky Morgan didn't want to do that."
He appears to be chomping at the bit to make practical change on a grand scale. "There's a great charity called West London Zone which focuses on early years, sport and the bits around education. In Stoke-on-Trent we've raised a million quid to hire maths teachers — wouldn't it be great if we could roll that out across the country? Being in opposition is frustrating because you want to get stuff done."
Is he tempted to return to a quieter life in academia? "I'm endlessly behind on the books I'm meant to be writing but there are moments I slip into the archives in Stoke and that recharges my batteries."
Right on cue, the bongs of Big Ben sound. "Politics is fun, and you have that," he says gesturing at the view. "But you want to be achieving things, not just protesting and holding to account — and that's where we have to get to. It's a profound privilege being an MP but you want to have Labour in charge. That's what we're here for."
Follow Susannah on Twitter @susannahbutter
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When NASA announces the crew of the upcoming Mars mission, Meteor the Mousetronaut is, shockingly, not on the list.
No matter; the little mouse isn't about to let his training go to waste. He packs his spacesuit and stows away on the Galaxy, floating out to scavenge crumbs while the human crew sleeps. After six months, the Galaxy reaches Mars orbit—but one of the landing craft's engines fails, and the remaining one isn't strong enough to transport even one human. Meteor volunteers for duty and, equipped with a tiny American flag, descends to the Red Planet to gather rock samples. Six months later, he returns to Earth to be welcomed as a hero with the other astronauts. While this story inevitably lacks the freshness of Meteor's debut (Mousetronaut, 2012), Kelly's prose and storytelling have matured, and Meteor's enthusiasm is as infectious as ever. Payne's delightfully regular-looking, multiethnic and gender-inclusive crew displays the same winning combination of heroism and lumpiness (the mission commander has an endearingly potatolike face) that distinguished the first adventure. Perhaps what's most striking about this book, though, is the four-page afterword, in which Kelly summarizes the history of Mars exploration and discusses the potential for a real manned mission. His eloquence in advocating for a vigorous space program bespeaks both passion and experience.
Rodent or no, Meteor sure is one heck of a space ambassador. (Picture book. 4-8)


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Dog Control
You are here:Home > Council Services > Animal and Plant Control > Dog Control
Dog Ownership
There are restrictions on the number of dogs which can be kept. For residential properties located within the township boundaries, the limit is two (2) dogs and for a property outside of the township, the limit is three (3) dogs (working dogs are exempt to this rule).
No person shall, without obtaining the written permission of Council, keep any dog on any premises where the number of dogs on that premises exceeds the limit (unless the premises is an approved kennel establishment).
All dogs should be registered with the Council to ensure that effective dog control can be carried out. Without dog registrations the Council is unable to provide an effective service. Your cooperation in registering your dog is the first step towards responsible dog ownership. Registration helps us trace owners of lost dogs!
For more information on responsible dog ownership click here to visit the Dog & Cat Management Board for more information.
Dog Registrations
All dogs must be registered when they reach three (3) months of age and then re-registered each year on the 1st July with an extended payment period between 1st July and 31st August. If you purchase or obtain a dog older than three (3) months of age, then you have 14 days in which to register the dog.
It doesn't matter at what time of the year your first registration is done. If the dog is not registered in either of these cases, then penalties may apply.
A dog should wear a collar at all times fitted with their current registration disc.
Dog Registration fees for 2015-2016
The following fees have been endorsed by the Minister and the Dog and Cat Management Board for the 2015-2016 financial year:
Ordinary Dog |
42.00 |
Ordinary Dog - Desexed |
27.00 |
Ordinary - Microchipped |
36.00 |
Ordinary Dog - Trained |
36.00 |
Ordinary - Desexed & Microchipped |
21.00 |
Ordinary - Desexed & Trained |
21.00 |
Ordinary - Desexed, Trained & Microchipped |
15.00 |
Ordinary - Trained & Microchipped |
30.00 |
Pensioner Concession |
18.00 |
Pensioner & Desexed |
11.00 |
Pensioner - Microchipped |
16.00 |
Pensioner - Trained |
16.00 |
Pensioner - Desexed & Microchipped |
9.00 |
Pensioner - Desexed & Trained |
9.00 |
Pensioner - Desexed, Trained & Microchipped |
7.00 |
Pensioner - Microchipped & Trained |
14.50 |
Pensioner - Working Dog |
5.50 |
Working Dog |
13.00 |
Working Dog - Desexed |
13.00 |
Business Dog |
35.00 |
Racing Greyhound |
12.00 |
Guide, Hearing & Disability Dogs |
0.00 |
Transfer from another Council |
4.50 |
Disc Replacement |
4.50 |
*Please note all registration fees are GST exempt
Lost or found dogs
The Council operates a 7-days per week dog control service. Should you have lost or found a dog, you should contact your local Council Office - either at Bordertown on (08) 8752-1044 or Keith (08) 8755-3347, alternatively you can contact Council's Dog Control Officer, Mr Adrian Packer on 0427 191 755.
Council also has an 'Impounded Dogs' section on this website you can check should you have lost your dog (please note this service is only updated during normal business hours).
Council By-Law on Dogs
Tatiara District Council has developed a By-Law for the control of dogs within its area. This By-Law defines the limit on dog numbers, dog free areas, dogs on leash areas,dog exercise areas and dog faeces. A copy of the By-Law can be obtained by clicking on the below file.