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Kirkland City Council candidates talk density, housing, transit at local forum
by Megan Campbell
Wednesday, September 20, 2017 10:04am
Six of the eight Kirkland City Council candidates talked affordable housing, density, parking and transit, among other things, during a candidates forum hosted by the Kirkland Rotary and the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce Monday night.
The forum held at the Woodmark Hotel was moderated by chamber and rotary member Patti Smith.
Council Positions 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 are up for election this year.
In Position 1, Deputy Mayor Jay Arnold is facing Martin Morgan, who were both in attendance at the forum Monday. Arnold has been on the council since 2014. Morgan, who has had a contentious relationship with the city, has run for council four times in the past starting in 2009.
Tom Neir, who intended on attending the event but was called away on business, is running unopposed for Position 2. He had previously applied for this seat when former council member Shelley Kloba vacated the position last year.
Incumbent Penny Sweet, running unopposed for Position 3, also attended the event Monday. She was first elected to council in 2010.
For Position 5, Mayor Amy Walen will seek re-election and is running against Jory Hamilton. Walen was at the forum, but Hamilton declined to participate, according to Rotary President Steve Shinstorm. Walen was first elected to council in 2009 and has been mayor since 2014.
Finally, for Position 7, Jon Pascal is up against Uzma Butte, who were both in attendance. In December 2016, Pascal was appointed to fill vacant city council Position 2.
The event began with a three-minute introduction for the six candidates during which they gave a brief background on themselves and addressed why they are running for office. Then the candidates had the opportunity to ask their opponent a question. This was followed by several questions generated from the roughly 40 audience members in attendance.
One audience member asked, with respect to the comprehensive plan and neighborhood plans, how council would deal with the need to add density in neighborhoods that don't want it.
Arnold said these discussions are occurring in the neighborhoods right now. He pointed to a recent neighborhood discussion around the closing of the Bridle Trails Red Apple, which will close in February 2018. The community began to talk about how allowing density, like apartments, in the area might have done something to help save the family-owned grocery store.
Morgan said it's up to each neighborhood to find where higher density would fit best in the community.
"This is a topic that's very important to me," Walen said. "If we say we're welcoming and inclusive, that means taking density and growth. And it is difficult."
Walen said the city has tried to channel the "unprecedented" growth into the Totem Lake Urban Center and downtown, but the neighborhoods are also going to need to help.
"It's a game of inches," she said. "We do need to look at our neighborhood centers that are on transit, that are on transit lines, that can take some height. We need to call on our neighbors to be neighborly and be gracious about accepting some of those."
Sweet echoed Walen's statements.
"We need to build where we can build and where it's appropriate to build," Sweet said.
She talked about building schools taller and co-locating housing with businesses.
"The next time we get a Google coming into town or when Amazon decides to come to Kirkland, let's make sure they build housing on top of their office buildings," Sweet said.
She said this will also help preserve neighborhoods.
Butte spoke of transit-oriented development, pointing to urban areas near Interstate 405 that's a "good place" for office space, park-and-rides, child care centers and retail grocery shops.
"To accommodate growth we really need the infrastructure and services to serve that growing population, and I think it's natural to look at these commercial centers throughout the city," Pascal said. "These are areas of opportunities where you have services and housing."
He spoke of his time on the Kirkland Planning Commission, during which they identified areas like Totem Lake to take on that density.
Another audience member asked what the city would do to work with the school district to accommodate the need for affordable housing.
Pascal spoke of his work on the Lake Washington School District's Long-Term Facilities Task Force and their efforts to bring forward a bond strategy. He pointed to the successful 2016 bond that rebuilds and expands various schools within the district, including Juanita High School.
He also said he is currently working with the school district on how they can bring forward more workforce housing for teachers, firefighters, police officers and service industry workers.
Butte pointed to the King County Housing Authority, which serves low and moderate incomes throughout the county, as an example. She said she echoed what Pascal had to say.
"We need to grow in a way where we can accommodate the teachers, the nurses, the families who are moving in," Butte said.
Sweet said residential suites work and the city should be looking at them more closely, particularly around high-density areas where services are readily available like park-and-rides and grocery stores.
"We have kind of a missing middle, where people think of single-family housing and high-rise apartments and don't think of anything in between," Arnold said. "That's something we have to enable in our neighborhoods. Duplexes, town homes — we need to work at the state level to figure out why no one is building condos anymore."
He said the city needs to continue focusing growth on the urban areas like Totem Lake.
Morgan said it's about fixing some of the city policies.
"There was two houses next to me; they tore them down. They built six of them," Morgan said. "There was only supposed to be five and that was jamming those in there. But they allowed them to stuff another one in there, provided it was affordable housing. Except for they let the builder buy that off so then he was able to sell that 2,200-square-unit for a million bucks. So I think there's just some flaw in that."
He pointed again to the fact that neighborhoods are the ones that know where density will best fit in the community.
Earlier in the evening, Butte asked Pascal, if he had a "magic wand" to solve transit issues, how would he do it.
Pascal, who said transportation is one of the reasons why he ever considered getting involved with the city, said there is not a "magic wand" solution.
"In my mind, it's about a range of solutions. There's no magical answer. I wish there was," he said. "It starts at the small scale, at the neighborhood scale: pedestrian, bicycle, making our walk routes to schools safer. Then it's getting up at the higher level. It's 405, its our transit investments…so we can get around by transit, so we can access transit."
He pointed to the Sound Transit 3 investment of more than $300 million at Northeast 85th Street as well as the Cross Kirkland Corridor, connecting to Woodinville and Redmond and down south to Bellevue.
Later, an audience member asked all candidates, prefacing it with the fact that about 5,900 new housing units are coming into the city this year adding, she figured, 10,000 new cars on the road, how council would solve the transportation issue in the short term without mentioning mass transit.
Sweet, who said she rides the bus and walks, pointed to Pascal's way of thinking: tackling it with a variety of solutions like improving pedestrian and bicycle routes and working on the trails.
"The other issue of course is money," she said. "How do we afford these things?"
Arnold said that each new home can't mean another car on the street — the city has to provide other options.
"We've worked really hard on this council making sure we got investments in Sound Transit and through the state on 405," he said. "Bus rapid transit on 405 is one of the first projects ST3 will do. I think it's scheduled to open in 2023 or 2024. That's every 10-minute bus service and it will stop in Totem Lake and it will stop at 85th and connect to downtown."
He said the city still needs to invest in how these transit items will connect within the city.
Morgan suggested an inter-city shuttle service to get people around town.
Pascal, again, pointed to a holistic approach. He pointed to projects like 100th Avenue corridor widening that brings bike and pedestrian amenities, vehicle access and connectivity.
Butte said congestion only happens during the peak hours.
"Maybe that's how we time our errands," she said. "We have to work at getting cars off the street."
The other questions revolved around the annexation sales tax, the Houghton Transfer Station and downtown parking.
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San Bernardino censured its top elected official. Now what?
The City Council must continue to promote accountability and transparency to restore residents' faith, one resident says
San Bernardino City Council members voted 7-0 to censure Mayor John Valdivia for misusing city funds and resources for personal and political purposes in San Bernardino on Wednesday, December 1, 2021. (Photo by Terry Pierson, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
PUBLISHED: December 2, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. | UPDATED: December 2, 2021 at 6:47 p.m.
Traditionally and in recent months, San Bernardino leaders have rarely seen eye-to-eye on hot-button issues.
When they have, Councilman Fred Shorett said Thursday, Dec. 2, "the common denominator" has been their opposition to Mayor John Valdivia's behavior.
In a unanimous vote Wednesday, the seven-member City Council censured the city's top elected official after an independent investigator concluded Valdivia misused public funds and resources for political and personal purposes.
Now, Shorett said Thursday, Valdivia is "an island. He has no support from this council anymore."
Valdivia did not respond to a message seeking comment Thursday. Before the vote Wednesday, his attorney called the action a "political assassination" and argued the council had no authority to censure the mayor.
The censure – the first in the city in 20 years – did not remove the mayor from office, but it did send a message to the public that the council will not accept or tolerate behaviors such as those demonstrated by Valdivia, Councilwoman Kimberly Calvin said by phone Thursday.
"What we've done is honorable," Calvin added, "and when you put honor and the right thing to do ahead of what you want to do, it works out in the end.
"We've got a long way to go in this city," she said, "but we've got to start somewhere."
City Hall watchdog and mayoral candidate Treasure Ortiz said the council's vote demonstrated they have the political will to call out corruption and hold each other accountable.
And if they continue to promote accountability and transparency, Ortiz added, residents have reason to believe the seven council members can move the city forward.
"It is the council who has the power to create positive changes in our city," she continued, "they just have to continue to take the initiative."
Valdivia's attorney, former Riverside County District Attorney Rod Pacheco, said Wednesday evening that certain exceptions to state law allowed the mayor to do the things the investigator laid out in her report, such as use city funds and resources in crafting and distributing invitations to an exclusive, VIP event following the most recent State of the City address.
Attorney Norma García Guillén, with the Costa Mesa-based firm that conducted the probe, asserted no such exceptions exist.
"We didn't get to this level of corruption and mismanagement overnight," Ortiz, who brought the allegations against Valdivia to light this summer, said Thursday, "so while I am encouraged, the council and city must show consistency in their actions going forward … if they truly want to restore the faith of residents."
Shorett called the censure "a pretty severe blow" to Valdivia, with whom he has repeatedly clashed publicly.
"We showed solidarity as a council," he said Thursday. "We're not all philosophically on the same page or agree on everything, but I believe (the censure) shows to the public that we are working pretty well together and (are) fairly united on things that we need to be united on.
"Personally," Shorett continued, "I feel good about the relationships that are developing amongst the seven council members."
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In the coming weeks, those seven will decide whether to place an initiative on the June 2022 ballot asking voters if they want to eliminate the mayor's position at the conclusion of Valdivia's term in December 2022.
Shorett, who proposed the idea earlier this year, pointed to the censure proceedings Wednesday and past council meetings Valdivia has missed to demonstrate how efficiently the legislative body can conduct city business without a full-time mayor.
"The position doesn't have a lot of authority," said Shorett, who also has pitched reducing the mayor's salary to align with the duties of the role. "Under the current powers of the mayor, there's not a lot he can do without our approval or suggestion."
In addition to censuring Valdivia, the City Council agreed to refer the investigation's findings to the proper agencies in the coming days.
Elected officials also directed staff to bring back a report explaining how to remove elected officials from regional boards and committees.
"We have a responsibility to protect those agencies" from corruption, Calvin said, "just as we're protecting ours."

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Running in 2019
Coming out of the Canada-U.S. Tunnel
It doesn't always look it, but I like to run, and I just closed out another year of races with the always beautiful Detroit half-marathon, the race that takes you across the Ambassador Bridge at dawn and back into the U.S. via the International Underwater Mile™. I had my best time through the tunnel between Canada and the U.S. in a while (7:14) but I couldn't hold on to that pace. A knee injury and a couple weeks of training lost to Blue-footed Boobies and marine iguanas and Galapagos Giant Tortoises (okay, no regrets!) contributed to low mileage before the race this year, and add in aging (ugh) and my calves started cramping and threatening to pull soon after that shock of cold air greets you coming out from under the Detroit River.
So, here are before and after shots of my body reminding me "There are now a lot more age groups younger than yours than there are older ones." Actually, I never look like I'm having a good time while I'm running, even though I usually am, so that grimace may not mean what you think it means. But things did start to go south under Cobo Center and the People Mover, so maybe?
Anyway, I gave up at least a minute in the last 5k when on a better day I would have gained some time. But hey, I had some good trail races earlier this year so I can't complain. (Good races for me, that is; no Kenyan egos were harmed by my presence, I assure you!)
Me less than a mile later. Okay, it's really a Galapagos Giant Tortoise. But you knew that, right? (Because I don't eat during a race.)
The real me, and not as unhappy as I look, I promise!
The nicest thing about the day: Apparently another runner was using me as a pacer. He passed me in the last kilometer and beat me by about 20 seconds but found me in the corral after the race and thanked me for helping him run his first sub-1:40 half. Well. Cool! I had no clue, but you're welcome, and that changed it from a meh race to a good race. So thank you! I broke 1:40 too, which is okay, I guess, but given a stronger-than-expected start I wasn't delighted with the weak finish. Not sad, since I figured that would be a respectable time given injuries and lack of training, but ya know, I'm never satisfied.
And next year? At the very least, I need to arrive early enough to park on a lower level. The post-race stair climb to the 6th floor parking level this year? Ugh. 🙂
We just watched the Netflix series "Losers" (which we learned about through Nick Bertozzi's (@NickBertozzi) involvement on storyboards) and it was both short and great. If you enjoy good storytelling and don't mind some sports in the mix you'll like it.
It's also not about losers, and I'm sure the creators gave it a misleading title on purpose. The show is more about moving forward after failure—sometimes repeated failure. None of the people featured are winners in the sense of gold-medals or "We're Number One!" chants. Their stories are more interesting than that. It's hard to pick favorites, but if you only want to sample a few, try "Judgement," "Stone Cold," and "Aliy."
The reason I'm writing about this is not because I want to start a new career as TV reviewer, but because the show brought to mind my two favorite sporting events I've watched, neither of which ended as wins, exactly:
Tigers v. Angels
Justin Verlander, after a season that began on the disabled list and proceeded through to some minor league play and a so-so W-L record, started a kind of nothing late season game (the Tigers were a bad 59-66 at that point, the Angels a barely average 64-61) that night, and we were relaxing at the ballpark because night baseball in Detroit is relaxing. But as the game progressed and he kept pitching and kept striking out batters it got exciting. Kat—still pretty new to all this—was confused by all the cheering, since on the face of it the game was getting kind of boring by the time of the 7th inning stretch. Since I've been watching since I was a kid and was a particularly superstitious kid at that (in Little League, when things were going well for my team, I ate the exact same Cobb salad…with turkey instead of bacon…before every evening game) I hadn't pointed out to her that Verlander hadn't given up any hits and only two walks until she asked.
The Tigers won easily, Verlander completed the game, easily, but it wasn't a no-hitter in the end. Watching him as he threw one bad pitch that caused him to miss out on this by, literally, an inch, was simultaneously not fun and the very definition of seeing professionalism in action. It was a great night for fans, and we cheered until he came out for an encore.
Well, okay, it's not like he threw more pitches, but the usually stoic Verlander seemed touched by how much we appreciated the show he'd put on. A win.
Kipchoge v. 2:00:00
Publicity stunt? Maybe. Two-plus advertisement for Nike? Probably. But…
We were watching a movie at home on Friday night when I said I was going to stay up a little longer to watch the start of a race (a time trial, really) that would begin at 11:45 local time. Kat thought I was nuts, but after months of training and preparation and secret shoe development, three runners were going to take a shot at running 26.2 miles in under two hours. It wouldn't be an official world record because of the insertion of fresh pacers every 1.5+ miles (and a pace car throughout) but it would still be an amazing feat if someone managed it.
I'd been following this effort casually, largely via Ed Caesar's (@edcaesar) great articles about the run-up in Wired, so I wanted to see what this would look like. You know, the first 15 minutes or so.
So we watched. And the ballet of the pacers and the beauty of Eliud Kipchoge's running kept both of us up for the whole thing. Yeah, we watched the three people run in a short and not-at-all-scenic loop for more than two hours.
And when we weren't watching Kipchoge look gorgeous every step of the way, we watched some advertorials and listened to some pseudo-science and groaned through some hyperbolic commentary.
(When the announcers said he was only X seconds behind pace now, "so if he can run the next few miles 20 seconds faster he'll still do it!" I had to laugh. It's as if they were talking about your average jogger who, approaching the end of their first 5K, starts sprinting to look good for a photo their spouse will post on Instagram. I mean, he was already running a 4:30-something mile…to pick up the pace by even a second or two would be virtually impossible. And that thing where it looked like he was smiling there near the end, the only change in expression he'd showed through most of the run? I don't think he was happy to be falling behind pace. As he said afterward, "Three laps to go, I felt a little tired in my legs." You'd grimace too.)
Anyway, you can probably tell by the title above that the two hour barrier didn't get broken that night. But it was still worth staying up well past our bedtime, and the National Geographic documentary is well worth an hour—only an hour!—of your time. And Eliud Kipchoge is about as far from a loser as I can imagine.
Detroit, Sunday Oct. 20, ~5:30-8:30am
Here's today's pre-dawn playlist. Don't worry, I listened via an iPod, so I didn't disturb the neighbors at The Inn on Ferry Street*:
The Love I Saw in You Was Just a Mirage by Smokey Robinson and The Miracles
Are You Sure Love Is the Name of This Game by Stevie Wonder
The End of Our Road by Marvin Gaye
I Heard It Through the Grapevine by Gladys Knight & The Pips (The Randy Watson Experience Sympathy For The Grapes Mix)
You have to click on track 02 to hear this, but it's worth the extra effort! You can go the YouTube route for a live, unmixed version. You'll get to watch the Pips do their thing…and that's always worth your time.
My Two Arms – You = Tears by The Elgins
Then I ran the Detroit Half-Marathon, and posted my best ever time.** Coincidence?
* Which is a wonderful place to stay…just off Woodward, close to Wayne State and the Cultural Center.
** Which will cause no elite Kenyan runners to reconsider their life choices. But I'm happy. And tired.
The Year in Running
Around March I wondered if 2010 was my last good year of running. Not that it was brilliant — I had my share of injuries and didn't meet my own expectations in any but one race. And no elite Kenyan runner ever gets a worried look when he or she sees me limbering up near the starting line. But still, it was pretty good, and I was pretty healthy. No ankle sprains, for one thing.
In 2011 I had more than my share of injuries, assuming my share is zero. Which it isn't. So the one big one that got really…chatty with my hip and lower back, and which has nagged at me for almost two years, and which has resisted both rest (to be fair, I've probably not given it enough of that) and physical therapy (more than enough of that, darn it, and more than enough ibuprofen too!) coupled with a couple of minor re-sprains, made me melancholy. But all in all, I shouldn't complain. I got three decent trail races in, taking home an age-group mug in two of them and a gigantic glass for completing all three in the Running Fit "Serious Series." And Dances With Dirt, always fun, was, well, fun! Thanks Sarah, Merry, Julie, and Dave!
The day after Dirt I left for the book tour, and that meant too many cities with too many unknown routes and having only bits and pieces of days that were my (in theory) own to fit a run in. So training for the Detroit half-marathon became dicey. But I stayed healthy throughout (a miracle given the number of planes I flew on and hands I shook) and mostly pain-free (thank you, naproxen) and was able to get maybe 75% of the work in that I needed. And that included lovely runs in Los Alamos, where the air is thin, along the Hudson and Charles Rivers in NYC and Boston, a lovely trail in Durham, and a long, hot, and dry 9.5 miles of road in Austin that surprised me by not killing me.
So, Detroit arrived and Dave wasn't there to stop me from going out too fast. (His nagging injury this year was worse than mine.) Without the voice of reason I went out…you guessed it…too fast, and was at about last year's pace at the 10K mark without last year's training to back it up. That yielded predictable results: I was already fading during the international underwater mile, and stayed slow for the next five. If the splits are to be believed, I actually picked up the pace again at the end — the race photos show me grimacing at the finish, so maybe I did — but a smarter overall run would have netted me a better time. Still, I was about 5 minutes faster than I had predicted for myself the week before, and snuck in under the wire to finish within the time range I predicted in January. By one second, but I'm grateful for that second!
I haven't run since because it's really and truly time to try to heal the tendinosis and the tear underneath the left Ischium. By spring? Here's hoping, because I miss it. Right now.
What do you think about when you run?
I just finished a 10 mile trail race with Jimmy Rogers' "That's All Right" running through my head for most of the time I spent on the course in beautiful Sleepy Hollow State Park. Sometimes Johnny Cash worked his way in, as did Lucinda Williams and Joss Whedon. ("Bad Horse" if you must know.)
Occasionally real thought happens too. After casual runs I'll often drip sweat all over a sheet of paper as I write down plot points, exchanges of dialogue, and solutions to storytelling problems that have shown up unexpectedly. Many times these will be good and usable, but I can almost never make good and usable thoughts happen on purpose. They mostly show up unbidden, like commercials or airchecks on my internal radio station. Then it's back to the song (fragment) of the day, whatever that is.
It turns out I'm not alone. This morning at breakfast our friend Kris talked about how she does this while swimming, and even some of the greats deal with endurance training and racing via song. Or worse. Specifically, I heard the amazing Diana Nyad talk about her swim from Cuba to Key West (!), a swim she began just a few hours ago, and she describes what goes through her head during hours in open water. Listen to her at NPR and then track her progress at CNN.
A year at the races
I've just run the last timed race I plan to in 2010 — my feet and hip and ankles hope so, anyway — so here's a recap. Because you care.
Dexter-Ann Arbor Half Marathon: Too warm and humid, but beautiful — how have I not run this race before?; 1 EotT [1]
Sylvania (Sprint) Triathlon: See previous entry, if you're interested in details — I didn't drown, I didn't crash, I didn't cramp; 0 EotT, but lots of…The Doors. Really? I mean, sure, they do things differently in Ohio. I know that. But still, The Doors?
Running the Rails 10K: Very hot and humid (racing in August? What was I thinking?), no music, and a slow time with a bonus serving of humility [2]
Dances with Dirt 100K relay: Cool and rainy, which mixed well with the pre-existing muck; this year's legs were Butt Kicker, Stripper Pole, and Where's the F'N Bridge…they left me bloody, bruised, and happy
Detroit Half Marathon: Cool, beautiful on both sides of the U.S./Canada border, an ankle roll at the start, and a personal best for this distance; 2 EotT (one via a marching band, for special torture)
I was lucky to enjoy decent health (with a couple rounds of physical therapy, natch) throughout, so it was a year with many enjoyable events, made even better because Kat ran versions of all but Dirt. Way to go, Kat!
Now to rest my feet and hip and ankles. And maybe see the physical therapist again.
[1] EotT = Eye of the Tiger by whoever wrote and/or sang the miserable thing with the express purpose of inspiring everyone in the world but me to put forth maximum effort. (All I do is grit my teeth.) It's the song Mephistopheles has on repeat over the PA system during interval training in Dante's 10th circle.
[2] Around the second mile I heard some quick stepping behind and then beside me, and it was a younger runner (maybe not even in his teens) stomping past me. Noisily, it seemed to me. Smug older runner that I am, I think to myself, "I've seen this before many times. And in another two miles I'll see you again, this time with a fist buried in your side to try and relieve a cramp. I will say something sympathetic and inspiring, get a tepid response, and then will leave you far, far behind." So…that didn't happen. I didn't speed up and if he slowed down you couldn't prove it by me. Well done, kid, and thanks for the life lesson!


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In 2018, Inspiring the Future and MullenLowe Group have once again joined forces to ask society to drop the "female' tag." Through a thought-provoking online film and head-turning out of home posters, the campaign shows how the language we all use contributes to the problem of unconscious bias.
This bias toward gender limits the opportunities that children perceive they have. By dropping the "female" prefix for builders, soldiers, surgeons, CEOs and others, society is asked to consider why we unnecessarily add a gender label to a female professional. Shouldn't people be judged on their manner, skill and output; not by applying a gender label?


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EXEC sp_msforeachdb
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)
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';

This is what I got so far to add the table to all databases.
I have tried multiple things to exclude databases from this, but I cannot figure it out.
I was hoping someone could help me out. Please and Thank you!

A: you can adjust your dynamic query to this:
EXEC sp_msforeachdb

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IF ''?'' NOT IN (''master'', ''model'', ''tempdb'')
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';

Also I recommand the better and more flexible sp originally created by Aaron Bertrand, you can download from Github for free :
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which you can use exclude_list or exclude_pattern parameter to exclude databases:
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The Florida Ethics Commission staff is recommending commissioners find probable cause to believe Brook broke state ethics laws. He is alleged to have accepted a boat trip, food and drink from the Chaits while voting on their controversial golf course project.
Brook was a member of the Broward County Planning Council, which was considering the Chait's plan to pave over two Tamarac golf courses.
According to ethics commission documents obtained by Browardbeat.com:
In 2006, Brook asked the Chaits for use of their 74-foot Viking yacht to watch the Fort Lauderdale Air and Sea Show on May 6. The developers said the yacht was not available, but offered Brook a 27-foot boat instead.
Brook accepted and took his wife, children, another couple and their children to view the show. He was given free drinks and snacks.
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Any punishment would be a fine, but not jail since it was a civil ethics complaint.
21 Responses to "Corruption Case Snares Former Coral Springs Mayor"
dragged in says:
Interesting the way you phrase this in the headline. How was he "dragged in". Looks to be opposite if you look at the facts set forth in the Florida Commission on ethics website. Brook called Chait and asked them for use their 70 foot boat. This is the elected official asking, then three weeks later he voted on their project. 100 percent against the law. Brook admits everything in the documents and is agreeing to be reprimanded and to pay a fine. Did Brook think they were giving him their boat because he was a nice guy. Come on.
I changed the headline.
Mr. Woody72 to you says:
Wow this guy sold out cheap. At least Talabisco got a $20,000 election slush fund for her vote. (According to prosecutors.)
Privacy 101 says:
Is there is one honest politician in Broward County?
Verrry interesting says:
So interesting what cases Mike Satz decides to go after, and which he turns a blind eye on. So Satz's office finds probable cause to find the former mayor "broke state laws forbidding unauthorized compensation and soliciting unauthorized compensation" but simply filed an ethics violation complaint? Interesting, while others who similarly accepted "gifts" from the Chaits were arrested and charged with bribery.
In this election year, when Satz claims he is "tough on corruption," he is giving Scott a pass on this? Not that I wish anything bad for him, he is a lovely person, but Satz seems to pick and choose who he goes after.
Hmmmmmm as my favorite former columnist would say.
Bunchacrap says:
Statute of limitations? That's all I can think that would stop this from being a criminal prosecution.
The Pendulum Swings says:
No…there is not any honest politicians in Broward County including Mike Satz!
Grease the skids says:
By now, anyone following this whole episode can see that ANYONE who had a vote on this issue was taken care of. The entire Tamarac commission was covered. Brook who was on the planning counsel was covered. Krafts had the school board covered. Ritter and Lieberman had the County Commission. Left nothing to chance on this one.
The corruption is so bad because NOBODY is going after it. There are no cnsequences for being corrupt. We have a CORRUPT State Attorney who won't file criminal charges like he should.
Take this case. Instead of filing criminal charges and at least have the threat of jail time for this elected crook Brook, what does the State Attorney do? He files a civil complaint. The worst that can happen? A slap on the wrist.
FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS: Get rid of Mike Satz.
viking says:
And who was on the Viking????
observer says:
This stinks. Who calls someone and asks them if they can use their 70 feet boat. Seriously. Now throw in that, they barely knew each other. Their only interaction was the fact that one was on planning board and boat owner was developer. The chair of the planning board calls and asks for your boat right before a meeting. This just does not happen in the real world. What makes this one different from all the other pols who were criminally charged.
Herman Pecker says:
Call me a cynic, but…. If Brook was still in office, he would have been arrested. As a former mayor, the headline opportunity just isn't there, hence the lesser ethics implication. Law enforcement by grandstanding opportunities is
not the best policy.
Statute of Limitations says:
If the Statute of Limitations HAS run, doesn't this point out how totally ineffective the State Attorney's Office aka Mike Satz really is?
Shouldn't they have known about this deal when they gave the Chaits a free pass?
Wouldn't it have made more sense to charge the Chaits with all the deals they made, rather than going after the low level pols one at a time?
The Chaits were given NO jail time, heck the son was even given adjudication withheld!! Wasn't part of the deal with the Chaits that the would tell the SAO of all the crimes they committed?
Looks like, once again, Satz and his boys made a bad deal. The Chaits are free, doing business once again, and laughing their #$%@ off at the system. Meanwhile, this pol gets a meaningless ethics complaint since he is out of office already, and avoids a criminal charge.
Nice going, Mikey.
Not so sure about this anymore. True Chait was paying off everyone in site, but doesn't the elected official have more of a duty?? Looking at everything in totality, sure Chait was a p o s and deserved more of punishment, but just looking at the facts of this specific case, since they seem to be so clear and admitted. The developer who has a big land issue, gets a call from the elected official, who is going to vote a few days later. Voter says I want to use your 70 foot boat for my family and some friends. Kind of puts the developer in a tough position. So developer is stuck, what are his choices??? make the voter happy? go to the police? Has to be a greater duty on the elected official.
What say you Buddy?
Where's Mikey? says:
The reason why Tim Donnelly filed the complaint as a civil complaint rather than a criminal complaint was simply because if boss Mikey filed the charges, he'd once again look like the soft on corruption nincompoop he really is. Not to support Brook since he's a total moron for doing it, but it's Mikey's attempt to turn the spotlight away from his re-election bid.
WILL SOMEBODY OF SUBSTANCE PLEASE RUN AND DEFEAT THIS OVERBLOWN, OVERSTAYED HIS WELCOME NINCOMPOOP?
What always amazes me is that the Sun-Sentinel and other media outlets, like Channel 10, use BROWARDBEAT.COM as a template to follow. After all, they have numerous staffers and I am just one guy.
Hmmmmm.
To Where's Mikey says:
That explanation doesn't make sense. The only thing that makes sense is that the SAO didn't know about this until after it was too late to file. According to other sources, this occurred in spring of 2006. The statute of limitations had long run by the time Donnelly reported it to the ethics commission.
This was a sad, pathetic attempt to get at least some consequence for Brook's actions. Too bad they didn't get what they bargained for when they made the sweetheart deal with the Chaits. Somehow the Chaits "forgot" to mention this when they got their plea deal.
A better question is, when did this come out, and how? I wonder if it had something to do with the race for State Rep. One wonders if someone connected with the Moscowitz camp found out about this and used the info to get Scott to drop out.
Hmmmm…what are the connections there? (Moscowitz is close to Lieberman; Lieberman is close to Stracher; Stracher was the bag man for the Chaits…) No, that would be too devious, even for Broward politics. Or would it??
Nick Steffens says:
November 21st, 2011 at 12:06 pm
Who on earth taught you all about Statute of Limitations. It starts running upon leaving the position and goes for two years. I don't know when Scott Brook left the Planning Board, but he's been out of the Mayor's office for less than two years. I think they went with the Ethics complaint because of his true remorse, the lack of a pattern of misconduct, the low dollar amount and Scott being a relatively small fish.
November 21st, 2011 at 6:00 pm
So Nick, if I rob a bank and only steal $10, which is a low dollar amount, and I am remorseful, I should be given a slap on the wrist also.
Hammerhead_Giordano says:
I am really sad to see this news. I am thinking that the mayor is not as smart as me and my buddy Marchetti. I have collected over $75K and my buddy Marchetti is still collecting over $90K at School Board for doing nothing.
Hammerhead says:
@Hammerhead_Giordano,
How'd I get dragged into your rant?
David Cody says:
My question is, Mike Satz and Tim Donnelly filed criminal charges on Sylvia Poitier for falsification of a public record, not stealing any money or accepting a bribe…nothing like that….but this guy actually was sold his vote for a yacht ride and who knows what else and it goes to the Ethics Commission…WOW!!! I wonder what circumstances prompted the filing of a criminal complaint against Poitier, but an ethics violation for this scum who actually sold his vote. What's up with Broward's State Attorneys Office??? 2012 can't come fast enough, i only hope that office along with many others are not uncontested.


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Aspilapteryx spectabilis is a moth of the family Gracillariidae. It is known from Tyrol in western Austria, where it can be found at altitudes between 2,200 and 2,500 meters.

The larvae probably feed on  plantago aristata. They probably mine the leaves of their host plant.

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Aspilapteryx
Moths of Europe
Moths described in 1994

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Circumcision is an elective surgery that your child can undergo. Not like other emergency surgeries done to patients, elective surgery is something that's not needed to be done immediately rather, you're given with a schedule on when the procedure will take place. You as a parent can have a sigh of relief as it means that you have more time to prepare your child but for him, it only gives him more reason to feel anxious.
Good news is that, you can make your child feel more comfortable of the upcoming procedure as there are steps available to make it possible. The key in helping your child prepare for their circumcision is by providing them info regarding the treatment.
Tip number 1. Explain what the procedure is for and to how it is performed – the main reason why children are scared of this medical procedure is that, they don't any idea on what's going to happen. Discussing the procedure, explain what is going to happen and let them to question you is the best way to help your child feel better.
Tip number 2. Tell them that you'll be beside them the whole time – there are so many kids who are scared to be left on their own. This is why you have to assure them that you'll be there the entire time when the circumcision.
Tip number 3. Give your kid something to look forward – in an effort to make the concept of getting a circumcision more appealing, give something that your kid will look forward to once the surgery is done. This is just anything similar to family vacation, a trip to local theme park, a toy they want for long or anything that you know will motivate them. Remember that it doesn't matter what you are going to give them, what matters most is that you have something they look forward to.


TOMORROW! Join Doron Petersan at Women Chefs Take a Stand to End Domestic Violence, a food- and drink-filled evening to help raise funds for the National Network to End Domestic Violence! Amazing food, creative cocktails, celebrity chef and television personality Carla Hall as emcee, a silent and a live auction, and much more.
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Prince Philip: Stormont to fly Union flag at half mast until after funeral
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April 09 2021 09:09 PM
Parliament Buildings at Stormont will fly the Union flag at half mast until after the funeral of Prince Philip, it has been confirmed.
Assembly Speaker Alex Maskey has outlined the arrangements for marking the death of the Duke of Edinburgh after he passed away at the age of the 99.
The Sinn Fein MLA said the Union flag would fly until 8am on the morning after the funeral, in line with official guidance.
Flags are already flying at half mast on Government buildings across the UK in tribute to the duke and will do so until the funeral takes place.
It is usually only flown from the Assembly on agreed designated days, but an exception has been made to mark the death of the duke.
The Union flag flys at half mast from Parliament Buildings, Stormont. Photo: Alan Lewis
The date of the funeral has yet to be confirmed, but originally, it was due to be staged eight days after Prince Philip's death.
The Assembly will also meet at 12pm on Monday for MLAs to pay tribute, after which business will adjourn for the remainder of the day.
Prince Philip, a life in pictures plus his visits to Northern Ireland [Photos] Close
The Queen and Prince Philip at the Giant's Causeway
File photo dated 20/11/1947 of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh leaving Westminster Abbey after their wedding ceremony. The Duke will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday May 4, 2017. See PA story ROYAL Duke. Photo credit should read: PA Wire
The Queen shakes hands with Martin McGuinness as Peter Robinson looks on at the Lyric Theatre, Belfast, in 2012
The royals enjoy the view on board the steam train from Coleraine to Bellarena
The Queen's visit to Northern Ireland: August 1961. Prince Philip. Queen Elizabeth. Visit
QUEEN ELIZABETH VISIT TO COLERAINE, CO-DERRY, NI, 25-6-14 Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip are welcomed to Coleraine in Co-Derry on Wednesday as guests of the Royal British Legion. Both laid a poppy wreath at the War Memorial honouring the First World War dead. Thousands of people packed into the town centre for a glimpse of the Royals during their third day of engagements in Northern Ireland. Picture Margaret McLaughlin ©
Alan Lewis - Photopress Belfast 1/5/07 Picture by Justin Kernoghan The Queen meeting guests at a Garden Party in the grounds of Coleraine University on her visit Northern Ireland this afternoon. The Queen and Prince Philip attended a garden party, at the University of Ulster in Coleraine - hosted by Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain. It was being held in recognition of the work of the community and voluntary sector.
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BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 27: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip,Duke of Edinburgh admire a gift held by Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson and watched by Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness during a visit to the Lyric Theatre on June 27, 2012 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. During the Queen's two day visit to Northern Ireland she held a hugely significant meeting with former IRA commander and deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, Martin McGuinness at the Lyric Theatre today. The Queen will also visit the newly opened Titanic Museum and the town of Enniskillen. (Photo by Paul Faith - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Pacemaker Press 26/6/2012 The Queen and Prince Philip are welcomed by thousands of People in Enniskillen during a two-day visit to Northern Ireland as part of her Diamond Jubilee tour. The Queen has met relatives of the victims of an IRA bombing in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, 25 years ago , She will visit Belfast on Wednesdays and meet with deputy first minister Martin McGuinness Pic Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker
Pacemaker Press Belfast 27-06-2012: The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were at Stormont to mark her Diamond Jubilee. About 20,000 gathered in the grounds of Northern Ireland's seat of government to celebrate the monarch's 60-year reign. The Queen and Prince Philip were driven through the estate in an open-topped vehicle, on the second day of her Jubilee tour in Northern Ireland. A young boy pictured presenting the Queen with a posy during her visit. Picture By: Arthur Allison.
John Harrison/Harrison Photography HRH The Duke of Edinburgh meeting Tina Thompson the Widow of the late John Thompson QC who died following a tragic accident at sea while taking part in the 2007 Atlantic Race for Cursers. The meeting took place in the Belfast Harbour Commissioners Office at an event hosted by friends of the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.Photo John Harrison.
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© Press Eye Ltd Northern Ireland- 24th June 2014 Mandatory Credit - Kevin Scott / Presseye Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visit the Curmlin Road Jail in North Belfast Pictured: Prince Philip waves to Royalists at the Crumlin Road Jail Picture - Kevin Scott / Presseye
Prince Philip sniffs some ginger in St George's market, Belfast
Dean Kenneth Hall accompanies the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh and Lord Anthony Hamilton during the 2012 Royal visit to Enniskillen
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 27: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh are greeted by Michael Day (CEO of Historic Royal Palaces) upon their arrival to Hillsborough Castle on June 27, 2016 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Carrie Davenport/Getty Images)
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visit the Curmlin Road Jail in North Belfast. Picture - Kevin Scott / Presseye
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh carry a wreath during a service at the war memorial on June 25, 2014 in Coleraine. Pic Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 25: In this handout image provided by Harrison Photography, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh talk to Antiques Roadshow experts Hilary Kay, John Axford and Paul Atterbury at Hillsborough castle on June 25, 2014 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Royal party are visiting Northern Ireland for three days. (Photo byAaron McCracken/Harrison Photography via Getty Images)
Queen Elizabeth II during a wreath laying ceremony marking the centenary of the First World War at Coleraine Town Hall on day three of the Royal visit to Northern Ireland. Liam McBurney/PA Wire
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 23: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh are met by David Lindsay, Lord Lieutenant of County Down (L) as they arrive at Hillsborough Castle on June 23, 2014 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Royal party are visiting Northern Ireland for three days. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrives at the Titanic Building with Queen Elizabeth II on Day 2 of their visit to Northern Ireland on June 27, 2012 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 23: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrive at Hillsborough Castle on June 23, 2014 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Royal party are visiting Northern Ireland for three days. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrive at Hillsborough Castle before attending a Garden Party on June 24, 2014 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo M T Hurson /Harrison Photography via Getty Images)
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 27: Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arrive at the Lyric Theatre on June 27,2012 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Queen shook hands with Northern Ireland's deputy first minister and former IRA commander Martin McGuinness for the first time when they met inside the theatre. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
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Queen Elizabeth II, Theresa Villiers, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (L) and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh meet guests during a garden party in the grounds of Hillsborough Castle on June 24, 2014 near Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Royal party are visiting Northern Ireland for three days. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh attend a garden party in the grounds of Hillsborough Castle on June 24, 2014 near Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Royal party are visiting Northern Ireland for three days. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)
ENNISKILLEN, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 26: Queen Elizabeth II receives floral posies from wellwishers as she and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visit Macartin's Cathedral on June 26, 2012 in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, on a Diamond Jubilee visit to Northern Ireland, are due to meet with former IRA leader and NI's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Philip are shown pictures from a previous visit by the Queen in the 1960's by Mayor of North Down Alderman Leslie Cree at the Royal Ulster Yacht Club in Bangor this afternoon (Thursday) as part of her visit to Northern Ireland.Photo by Aaron McCracken/Harrisons
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File photo dated 12/06/16 of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, who will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday May 4, 2017. See PA story ROYAL Duke. Photo credit should read: Arthur Edwards/The Sun/PA Wire
Britain's Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Honorary Life Member, Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), unveils a plaque during the opening ceremony of the new Warner Stand at Lord's Cricket Ground in London on May 3, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / Arthur EdwardsARTHUR EDWARDS/AFP/Getty Images
(FILES) This file photo taken on June 06, 2015 shows Britain's Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arriving ahead of the racing on the second day of the Epsom Derby Festival in Surrey, southern England. The Duke of Edinburgh, who is 95, will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced on May 4, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALLBEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
FILE PHOTO: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh To Step Down From Royal Duties
File photo dated 28/11/16 of the Duke of Edinburgh, who will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday May 4, 2017. See PA story ROYAL Duke. Photo credit should read: Toby Melville/PA Wire
File photo dated 04/04/17 of Kylie Minogue with the Duke of Edinburgh, who will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday May 4, 2017. See PA story ROYAL Duke. Photo credit should read: Steve Parsons/PA Wire
File photo dated 20/11/14 of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, who will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday May 4, 2017. See PA story ROYAL Duke. Photo credit should read: Danny Lawson/PA Wire
File photo dated 02/07/16 of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, who will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday May 4, 2017. See PA story ROYAL Duke. Photo credit should read: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire
File photo dated 12/06/16 of the Duke of Edinburgh, who will no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Thursday May 4, 2017. See PA story ROYAL Duke. Photo credit should read: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh To Step Down From Royal Duties
Britain's Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Honorary Life Member, Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC),(2R) watches a demonstration of self-retracting bails during his vist to open the new Warner Stand at Lord's Cricket Ground in London on May 3, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / Arthur EdwardsARTHUR EDWARDS/AFP/Getty Images
File photo dated 11/06/16 of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their children Princess Charlotte and Prince George, Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duchess of Cornwall and the Prince of Wales on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London, after they attended the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will celebrate their daughter Princess Charlotte's second birthday on Tuesday. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Sunday April 30, 2017. William and Kate are likely to stage a birthday party for the youngster, who was born on May 2, 2015, at their Norfolk home Anmer Hall. See PA story ROYAL Charlotte. Photo credit should read: Steve Parsons/PA Wire
Tuesday's business will also be curtailed with all Private Member's motions being postponed until the following week.
Pacemaker Press 09-04-2021: His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh has died aged 99. Prince Philip, the Queen's consort of more than 70 years, passed away at Windsor Castle on Friday, Buckingham Palace has announced. The Union Flag is flown at half-mast above Hillsborough Castle the official residence of Queen in Northern Ireland. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker.
The Assembly Business Committee met on Friday to discuss the arrangements.
"I want to thank all parties for their cooperation in ensuring that the Assembly pays its respects at this sad time," Mr Maskey said.
The Assembly website has also posted a link to the official online book of condolence following Prince Philip's death. It can be accessed here.
A number of councils across Northern Ireland have also opened their own online books of condolences.
Gun salutes marking the death of the Duke of Edinburgh will take place across the UK, including Belfast, on Saturday.
Prince Philip in Northern Ireland: Duke's tours of country since first visit in 1946
Saluting batteries will fire 41 rounds at one round every minute from midday, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said.
The 105th Regiment Royal Artillery will fire at Hillsborough Castle.
The public is being encouraged to observe the gun salutes, which will be broadcast online and on television, from home.
There will be no lying in state and no state funeral for Prince Philip, in accordance with his wishes.
His ceremonial royal funeral and burial are expected to take place in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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The details of Philip's televised funeral are expected to be officially announced this weekend, with Buckingham Palace aides having to consider how it should be handled during the coronavirus pandemic.
Members of the public have been asked not to gather at royal residences nor to leave floral tributes - but to donate to charity instead.
The Queen has final approval over the plans - codenamed Forth Bridge - and will be considering the amended arrangements.
Northern Ireland Premium
Prince Philip first came to Northern Ireland in March 1946, accompanying the then Princess Elizabeth, who was officially launching HMS Eagle, then Britain's largest aircraft carrier, from the Harland & Wolff shipyard.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh on their Archewell website, which features the words: "Thank you for your service…You will be greatly missed".
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× Amarygia es un notogénero de plantas perennes, herbáceas y bulbosas perteneciente a la familia de las amarilidáceas, con vistosas flores. Es el producto del cruzamiento intergenérico entre especies de Amaryllis (en general, Amaryllis belladona) y especies del género Brunsvigia que actúan como progenitor masculino. A partir de la genealogía, se deduce su nombre: "Amary" por el género Amaryllis y "gia" por Brunsvigia. Las diversas variedades de × Amarygia presentan flores muy vistosas, las cuales combinan la belleza, colorido y el gran número de flores de Brunsvigia con el gran tamaño de las flores de Amaryllis. Las plantas de × Amarygia son, en general, sexualmente estériles pero pueden propagarse vegetativamente a partir de sus bulbos.

Notoespecies
Las notoespecies del género, conjuntamente con la cita válida y las especies parentales en el caso que se conozcan, se listan a continuación:

× Amarygia bidwellii (Worsley) H.E.Moore, Baileya 19: 164 (1975). (Amaryllis belladonna × Brunsvigia orientalis)

× Amarygia parkeri (W.Watson) H.E.Moore, Baileya 19: 164 (1975). (Amaryllis belladonna × Brunsvigia josephiniae)

Utilización
× Amarygia  se cultiva como ornamental en muchos países. × Amarygia parkeri "Alba" y × Amarygia parkeri "Rosea" son dos de los cultivares más famosos.

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Enlaces externos

Amaryllidaceae
Plantas bulbosas
Flores


Rachel & Alex were married on Saturday in an absolutely exquisite Washington, DC wedding! Rachel & Alex are beautiful inside and out. Their impeccable style combined with their generous spirits to create a wedding that was equally gorgeous and welcoming. That's quite an accomplishment!
After meeting during their last week at Clemson University, Rachel & Alex spent the beginning of their relationship long distance. Eventually they found their way to TCU, where they're both working following grad school! Alex's charming groom's cake was an edible representation of their story – featuring a TCU Horned Frog sitting atop a Clemson Tiger paw print!
Following the ceremony we traveled to the Jefferson Memorial for some gorgeous portraits at sunset! I'd like to take a second to thank Rachel, Alex and their bridal party one last time for freezing with me! It was COLD. But honestly, it was SO worth it!
Rachel & Alex – Thank you so much for trusting me to capture your special day! I hope you had a wonderful trip to NYC and that you enjoy the preview of your images below!


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