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Passenger alcohol use and 'shoe selfies' may have played role in deadly FlyNYON photo flight
By Eric Adams | September 27, 2019
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The passenger who appears to have inadvertently cut off fuel to the engine during a fatal FlyNYON doors-off helicopter flight was under the influence of alcohol at the time, newly released documents reveal. The documents also confirm previous reports that, in the moments before the aircraft plunged toward New York City's East River, he had been working feverishly to obtain "shoe selfies" — the company's oft-touted photographic souvenirs from the flights — and that activity likely contributed to the eventual crash.
The author, who was on another FlyNYON photo flight at the time, captured this photo of the accident helicopter shortly before the fatal sequence of events began on March 11, 2018. Eric Adams Photo
The documents — including a harrowing transcript of the accident flight — were released by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) this week from its investigation into the March 11, 2018, crash of the Airbus AS350 B2 AStar, which had been chartered from Liberty Helicopters for one of FlyNYON's signature doors-off photo flights. The five passengers on board the flight drowned after the helicopter overturned in the water and they were unable to free themselves from their harnesses.
The 75 files contained in the document release total more than 1,200 pages, encompassing interviews, factual reports, air traffic control data, wreckage analysis, pathological summaries, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) paper trails, emails, internal meeting minutes, and more. The release of the evidence precedes the Board's public hearing on Dec. 10, which will determine the accident's probable cause. However, it is merely the latest stage in a long saga surrounding the accident, with observers questioning why all five passengers perished in what should have been a survivable crash and why FlyNYON can provide doors-off "photo flights" to untrained tourists in the first place — a product the company still enthusiastically offers.
Full disclosure: I was aboard a FlyNYON-operated companion flight that departed at the same time as the accident aircraft, as a photographer taking advantage of the pristine conditions to capture sunset views of the city. Because I witnessed the safety briefing and passenger-related pre-flight procedures, observed certain key details about the victims, and have a background in aviation journalism — and thus a degree of knowledge about the subject — I was interviewed by the NTSB in the aftermath of the crash, as well as by multiple media outlets. Notes from my NTSB interview are among the documents released yesterday, and they include key details that I withheld from my media interviews and my own coverage until the evidence could confirm them and validate their discussion.
The red Airbus AS350 B2, registered N350LH, was owned by Liberty Helicopters and branded with its logo as well as those of clients FlyNYON and Blade. It crashed into the East River on a cold but otherwise clear and pleasant late-winter Sunday evening. Video evidence suggests the immediate cause was the inadvertent activation of the fuel cutoff lever by the front-seat passenger, 26-year-old television journalist Trevor Cadigan. This lever sat on the cabin floor between the pilot's seat and the bench occupied by Cadigan. (The four other passengers sat in the rear.) This action shut down the engine and forced the pilot to attempt an emergency landing in the river. This sequence was known soon after the crash, as the pilot, who survived, realized quickly what had happened but too late to recover the aircraft.
Exacerbating the situation, the right-side skid-mounted emergency floats failed to properly inflate. This caused the aircraft to list to that side immediately after touching down, then rotate fully upside down as the cabin filled with frigid East River water.
The passengers who would die in the crash of N350LH are shown here being loaded into the helicopter. An NTSB transcript reveals that at about this time, front seat passenger Trevor Cadigan was making repeated references to "getting schwifty" — defined in a footnote as "the ultimate abandonment of inhibition while having a good time." Eric Adams Photo
Because it was an open-door flight, ostensibly to allow unhindered views for photography, the five young passengers — most in their 20s — were tethered to anchor points in the cabin. They had no real understanding of how to extricate themselves in an emergency, nor any practice or training in how to do so, the documents and my own observations confirm. Their harnesses — purchased at Home Depot and of the type typically used by roofers — had no quick-release mechanism, nor were they approved by the FAA. The tethers, manufactured by rock-climbing gear manufacturer Metolius and each comprising multiple large loops in a daisy chain, were similarly not approved by the FAA for this purpose. They were affixed via screw locking carabiners to rings positioned between the passengers' shoulder blades.
This tight anchoring, inaccessible carabiner, and lack of knowledge about the tethering system — based on my own experiences and my own interpretation of the evidence so far provided by the NTSB — prevented the passengers from freeing themselves. This would have been compounded by the shock impact of the cold water, confusion, and fear, which I learned during subsequent training in helicopter egress would have been as significant in inhibiting successful escape as their Home Depot harnesses. Nor could they simply slice their way out with the belt cutters attached to their harnesses — on my own flight, we were not shown where the cutters were, how to use them, or where to cut, and my own attempt to use an identical belt cutter on the Metolius tethers during a re-creation days later proved futile. According to a report by the medical examiner, all five victims survived the landing and died by drowning — something the egress expert I spoke with during my training described as neither "fast or painless."
The NTSB's newly-released documents, which confirm much of the above, will be used by the organization to determine probable cause and contributing factors. Based on the lines of questioning in the interviews and the types of evidence the NTSB investigators have gathered, it's clear where their interest lies: the safety culture within FlyNYON, the passenger safety briefings, the emergency floats, and those harnesses. Even more worrying: the NTSB looks extensively at often contentious conversations among management and pilots about the unapproved harnesses in the months leading up to the accident, as well as the legality of offering doors-off flights to tourists. All of the documentation points to a cascade of failures on the part of FlyNYON, and likely extending to Liberty, flotation supplier DART Aerospace, and others. The documents also paint a damning picture of FAA principal operations inspectors who chose not to conduct surveillance of Liberty or FlyNYON, despite guidance that requires them to evaluate significant changes in their certificate holders' operations — such as when they launch highly unorthodox, legally questionable doors-off tour flights.
Overwhelmingly, however, one of the most revealing parts of the document collection is the transcript of the cabin conversation, assembled from footage retrieved from a cabin-mounted GoPro and a passenger's iPhone. While much of the investigation centers on survivability — the floats, the harnesses — the transcript sheds light on what might have led to the presumed fuel cutoff in the first place. Yes, it appears to have been the tether hooking under the fuel cutoff lever, but what set up that situation? Based on the transcript, the quest for the company's so-called "shoe selfies" — FlyNYON's heavily touted trademark social-media play, in which passengers take pictures of their feet dangling above the city — are a likely culprit, as is Cadigan's possibly alcohol-influenced exuberance.
As I mentioned in my interview with the NTSB, I met Cadigan at the reception area shortly after I arrived, and detected a powerful odor of alcohol on his breath immediately. It was pronounced, and the toxicology report included in the NTSB's documentation supports my observations, finding that Cadigan had "blood (femoral) ethanol 0.18 G%; vitreous humor ethanol 0.22%." Although a person's blood-alcohol concentration at the time of death can be difficult to establish, these two measurements suggest he was well beyond the legal blood-alcohol limit for driving. The pathology report for his friend on the flight, Brian McDaniel, also 26, records much lower figures — "blood (femoral) ethanol 0.03 g%; vitreous humor ethanol 0.04 g%" — and no ethanol observations are made for the other victims.
An older shoe selfie promoted on FlyNYON's Instagram on July 30 of this year, left, and one shared by a passenger on her personal Instagram on Sept. 16. Despite Vertical raising concerns about the practice last year, FlyNYON is apparently still flying passengers in loose-fitting shoes and jewelry. @flynyon / @fuskovasona Photos
The question the Board will have to answer in December is what part this played in the accident itself, if any. Although I didn't know it at the time, the Federal Aviation Regulations state that no pilot of a civil aircraft may allow a person who appears intoxicated to be carried in that aircraft, and Liberty's flight operations manual also explicitly prohibits intoxicated passengers. Today, FlyNYON's terms and conditions state that the company may refuse to fly a passenger who appears to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol, but there was no mention of that in the confirmation email I received before my flight.
Inebriation is hard to gauge, and assessing it in the absence of a breathalyzer typically tends to rest on noticeable evidence — such as behavior or coherence. At FlyNYON, it is ultimately the pilot's call on whether to allow a passenger on board the aircraft, yet emails and text messages reproduced by the NTSB (and previously reported on by Vertical) document the pressure that pilots were under to please paying customers, and the repercussions they faced for delaying or declining flights for safety reasons.
Beyond the odor, Cadigan was behaving in a relatively loud and boisterous fashion and joking around so much that, in my view, he was slowing down our progress toward the aircraft. Though I was personally annoyed by his behavior — only because I was anxious to get into the air so we wouldn't miss the sunset — I don't fault him at all for this, nor do I fault him for what would happen later. He was simply having harmless fun that in any other context would've been no big deal. Ultimately, it's the company's responsibility to operate a safe flight, whether that means declining passengers or at the very least keeping them out of harm's way. In my opinion, however, Cadigan was in no condition to fly in the front seat of a helicopter — an environment designed for sober, trained professionals — and especially not while strapped in via a looping tether with the potential to snag any number of helicopter controls.
The transcript, however, begins to paint an even more alarming picture almost from the moment the recording starts — especially because the pilot, Richard Vance, appears aware of Cadigan's condition and even jokes about it. Cadigan begins horsing around right away and then jokes about his drinking. When McDaniel mentions that Trevor "had like five bloody marys before we even …" Cadigan chimed in with "yeah yeah — I am — I am — I'm a little twisted." Another passenger then jokes that Cadigan "had some liquid courage." Cadigan and McDaniel continue to joke about drinking, then Vance chimes in with "they tell us we're not supposed to drink before we fly, too — but I mean come on." This is clearly a joke and is described parenthetically as such in the transcript.
This photo of the accident helicopter being pulled out of the East River shows the incomplete inflation of the Dart Aerospace floats, which caused the helicopter to overturn in the water. NTSB documentation suggests that the design of the floats may have been faulty. NTSB Photo
The banter continues and once in the air a few minutes later, Cadigan's movement and actions seem to intensify, including him inadvertently unfastening his seat belt and appearing to struggle to start acquiring shoe selfies (though he remained tethered in). The transcript begins to note a degree of front-row jostling, as Cadigan moved from the window side of the bench (described as "Seat 2" in the transcript) to the side adjacent to the center pedestal and pilot's controls (describe as "Seat 1": "PS-2 [Cadigan] leaned into (leaned backward) the helicopter, his head was over the helicopter's center pedestal. Around the same moment, the pilot reached with his left hand and tapped PS-2's right shoulder, almost in a blocking motion. It appeared the pilot had given instruction to PS-2 to refasten PS-2's factory installed rotorcraft restraint." A few moments later: "The pilot's left hand moved onto Seat 1, the pilot was either blocking PS-2 from leaning back or reaching for PS-2's factory installed rotorcraft restraint. The pilot's arm stayed on Seat 1 as PS-2 leaned back into the pilot's arm."
The Board did not include the audio or video itself in the documentation, so it's difficult to say precisely how severe the movements were, or how distracting to the pilot — who under less chaotic conditions might have detected the tether's proximity to the fuel lever — but the activity continued: "PS-2's tether tail was visible hanging loose in the area of the floor mounted controls. The tether tail continued to hang loose in the area of the floor mounted controls, unless otherwise noted. As PS-2 leaned back to take shoe selfies, he was in the position of Seat 1, his carabiner was touching Seat 1's right armrest."
A few moments later: "PS-2 began leaning back substantially and freely as he sat between Seat 1 and Seat 2. PS-2 continued to take shoe selfies. PS-2's torso was angled about 45 degrees backward, pointing his feet diagonally aft of the helicopter. PS-2's right shoulder contacted the helicopter's glareshield, his left shoulder was just above Seat 1's armrest. PS-2 was leaning back in a plank-like position. As noted before, PS-2's tether tail was still visible hanging in the vicinity of the floor mounted controls. "
Next, the moment of the fuel cutoff appears to arrive: "PS-2 pulled on the helicopter assist handle to adjust his seating position, PS-2 rotated his body slightly right. The tether tail still appeared taut but had moved upward as a unit. The tether tail unit appeared to pop upward yet remained taut. Contact with the floor mounted controls was not visible, but the tautness of the tether tail led directly to that area."
At this point, the helicopter begins its descent while Vance begins responding to the sudden emergency. The transcript describes Manhattan landmark structures moving past the camera's field of view as the passengers begin to grasp their predicament. Vance tells them to prepare to exit the aircraft. At impact, per the transcript: "The camera's rolling shutter exhibited signs of impact and G force in the Z-axis. PS-4's headset was knocked off in the impact. The camera's position changed slightly after impact. Only PS-2,-3 and -4 were visible. They appeared conscious and free from any obvious signs of blunt force trauma."
One passenger asks how to cut the tether, another begins panting, the sounds of the rotors striking the water can be heard, and they all begin struggling to extricate themselves. "PS-2 [Cadigan] looked downward toward his chest and used both hands and manipulated the shoulder strap portions of his supplemental restraint. PS-2 performed this action until water later covered the GoPro's lens." Moments later: "PS-4 brought his left arm across his body toward the area of his right chest where the hook knife was previously visible. PS-4 looked down toward his right chest. The hook knife was never visible in his hand. PS-3 looked downward toward her chest."
The camera quickly becomes obscured by the dark water, sound and movement diminishes, and the camera keeps recording until, sometime later, it picks up the sound of a boat maneuvering followed eventually by the sound of scuba equipment. The recording stops when the battery appears to die.
Unlike the passengers, Vance was held in by a conventional quick-release seatbelt. Nevertheless, in his interview with the NTSB, he described being "fully under water" by the time he unbuckled his seatbelt. Although he was weighed down by heavy winter clothing and the helicopter was "rolling on top of him" he managed to escape, and he crawled onto the inverted belly of the helicopter and waited for help to arrive. When it did, it was too late for the passengers. They had to be cut out by rescue divers.
FlyNYON was widely criticized earlier this month for allowing passengers to bring dogs on their doors-off flights, as seen in this photo from its Instagram. Public backlash caused the company to end the practice, but FlyNYON is still pushing its doors-off flights for humans as aggressively as ever. @flynyon Photo
The transcript reveals a terrifying timeline of the passenger's final moments, one that the NTSB links directly to the shoe-selfie phenomenon. In an adjacent note, the investigators explain their protocols for what to include in the transcript: "Throughout the flight portion, the passengers photographed their shoes and took 'shoe selfies.' The number of 'shoe selfies' were not specifically quantified but were numerous and frequently taken near visible landmarks. Shoe selfies were only noted in the transcript when determined to be of importance to a passenger's positioning in their seat. Outside of the activity mentioned above, actions by the passengers were only transcribed if they met the following criteria: The action appeared to influence the safety of flight; The action appeared to influence the passenger's survivability outcome; The action fell outside what might have been typical behavior for a photographic observation flight."
Almost all of the moments that meet those criteria were generated by Cadigan. How much of that can be attributed to his apparent inebriation — versus his natural exuberance and FlyNYON marketing that explicitly promoted high-energy, adrenaline-inducing flight experiences — will presumably be decided by the Board and its advisors in the coming weeks. However, the Cadigan family attorney, Gary Robb, who has filed a lawsuit on the family's behalf, told Vertical that the fact that their son was allowed on board the aircraft even when the customer experience crew and the pilot were "well aware that Trevor had been consuming alcohol beforehand" creates "even more of an issue for the defendant." That Cadigan had then been secured to the helicopter in a harness from which he would have been unable to escape, even when sober, is "even more egregious in our judgment," Robb said.
When contacted for comment on this story, FlyNYON failed to respond to the question of why it chose to anchor the passengers to the helicopter in such a manner. However, when asked about Cadigan's presence on the flight despite visible intoxication, a spokesperson suggested that the question should be posed to Liberty — even though Cadigan was greeted, harnessed, and provided with a safety briefing by FlyNYON personnel. (A Liberty spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.)
When asked for general comments about the NTSB's documentation, FlyNYON provided a statement that focused on the risks of floor-mounted fuel controls and the faulty flotation system. It concluded, "We shared our concerns with the NTSB and urge them to alert the FAA at the highest levels to ensure they are aware of these very serious safety issues."
Heliian says:
What a gong show, even worse is that they still allow this and dogs too? It's pure lunacy to allow it to continue, helicopters are not amusement park rides for untrained yobs.
Steve Meyer says:
Great first hand article.
Pascal DELAUNAY says:
Seriously !!! unbelievable !! Why the FAA still let those operations continue with the same reckless behavior ??? Did anybody learn anything from this event ? it looks like it is lot more important to make money on human stupidity than having a controlled operation who could be safe. So now, the problem is fuel control on the floor, not this gun show with over pump people who want their shoe selfies ???? what a society we have !! does anybody understand that the idea to have a belt cutter in a total non sense because 99% of people will never be able to use it. When you crash in dark cold water, with a strong current, even with people trained to do under water egress, using this tool and being able to exit is gone be a very hard task. We do training and I would not like to be in this situation because my chance to be successful will be slim. As usual, the FAA is showing its incompetence and maybe they need another 5 dead to do something about it. It is clear that Fly Neon still does not care and now, they will probably blame the pilot who pushed to do the job anyway, as usual.
He is a devastating witness for the defense…and the plaintiffs. Great reporting.
Amazingly bad taste that their Twitter account still promotes pre-flight packages offering champagne. As recently as 10/11.


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Cladding crisis: Tories let cost-cutting criminals off the hook
Details	Dominic Lloyd, Manchester Marxists
Thousands of families will be left high and dry by inadequate Tory plans to address dangerous cladding on tower blocks. Profit-hungry property developers, meanwhile, are getting off scot free. We need a socialist solution to the housing crisis.
The government's recent pledge of an extra £3.5 billion to fix unsafe cladding doesn't go nearly far enough. It is a sticking plaster for a much deeper problem. The funding being provided will offer little comfort to thousands of leaseholders trapped in unsafe properties, the vast majority of whom will remain liable for the repairs.
The latest funding only covers the cost of replacing cladding on high-rise buildings over 18 metres high, or six storeys. Buildings under this height – which seems to have been selected arbitrarily – have been excluded. There are more than 100,000 buildings in this category, compared to just 10,000 that are taller than 18 metres.
Who pays?
Families living in these smaller buildings will be expected to foot the bill. Many will be forced to take on debts that will stay with them for decades. This effectively renders their properties unsellable, preventing them from leaving these death traps.
In addition, this government funding covers none of the additional fire safety defects that also exist in most buildings with unsafe cladding. Nor does it cover the costs of the immediate steps that needed to be taken, such as employing around-the-clock fire warden patrols. These measures can cost each resident hundreds of pounds per month.
Mandatory building insurance costs have also skyrocketed, with yearly premiums having risen by an average of 500%.
In all, this adds up to tens of thousands of pounds of repair bills, which have fallen on the shoulders of leaseholders, through no fault of their own.
One survey found that two-thirds of leaseholders faced repair bills of over £30,000; and one-in-six are already considering declaring bankruptcy. Cost-cutting, profit-hungry housing developers, meanwhile, are free to continue lining their pockets.
Really, Robert? Your persistent kicks in the teeth to leaseholders is nothing short of disgraceful. Please spend your time fixing priority issues like preventing leaseholders from declaring bankruptcy, losing their flat, paying extortionate interest rates etc. @RobertJenrick https://t.co/MIjd4WFSuh
— EOCS (@EOCS10) January 29, 2021
Furthermore, the glacial pace at which cladding is being replaced means that it will take until 2029 to complete.
The £3.5 billion on offer is an insulting fraction of the estimated £15 billion that is required to address the crisis properly. The assertion by Tory housing minister Robert Jenrick that this is a "very significant intervention" is a very cruel joke indeed. The contempt for those endangered by unsafe cladding could not be clearer.
This latest fiasco comes four years after the Grenfell disaster: the worst residential fire since the Second World War. The government's toothless response then was scandalous. And the gross negligence of the cladding firm that "knew of the fire risk" – but cut corners to boost their profits – speaks volumes about the state of the housing industry itself.
Well over 600,000 people are estimated to be living in buildings covered in flammable cladding. The scale of this issue shows that this was not an accidental one-off tragedy, but a disaster waiting to happen.
The government's tepid response, with an inquiry purposefully designed to let these cold-blooded murderers off the hook, shows that we cannot trust the Tories to provide any meaningful justice for the victims of the Grenfell fire. This latest announcement is nothing more than a failed publicity stunt.
Frederick Engels, in describing the social conditions of his time, in 1844, coined the term 'social murder': a state of affairs where society places people in unsafe conditions, leading to early death as an inevitable consequence
This is an apt term not only for Grenfell, but for the dire and dreadful situation of housing – or lack thereof – across Britain.
For a socialist housing solution!
This cladding crisis is a symptom of the housing crisis that the working class faces in Britain and around the world.
Housing under capitalism is not built for need, but to make a profit for landlords, speculators, and big developers. Indeed, because affordable housing isn't a profitable enterprise, it simply isn't built at all.
Similarly, parasitic landlords have no incentive to properly maintain their properties, when high demand means that they can easily get away with leaving houses and flats in a state of dilapidation and disrepair.
Left to the market, the existing stock of housing has become largely unaffordable – increasingly ending up in the hands of buy-to-let landlords; or lying empty as assets for speculation by investors.
Indeed, since the start of the pandemic, an estimated half-a-million renters are behind on their payments; and homelessness has exploded.
The pandemic has merely intensified these problems, which have accumulated in the past period.
Capitalism is totally incapable of providing a solution – either for the housing crisis, or for the urgent question of unsafe cladding. If it is not profitable to provide safe and affordable housing for all, then we must do away with the profit system, plain and simple.
To solve the housing crisis and fight the pandemic, the labour movement must demand:
A permanent ban on evictions.
Scrapping of all COVID and fire-safety-related housing debts.
Expropriating empty properties used for speculation by investors, to be used instead to provide for the homeless and those currently living in unsafe housing.
Bringing the properties and assets of the big landlords and management firms under public ownership and democratic control.
Nationalising the major construction companies, property developers, and banks, in order to carry out a mass programme of social housing construction, free from dangerous cost-cutting, alongside the repair and upgrading of existing properties.


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Ernst Piller (* 25. Oktober 1939 in Draßburg) ist ein ehemaliger österreichischer Politiker (SPÖ) und Gewerkschaftssekretär. Piller war Abgeordneter zum Burgenländischen Landtag und von 1989 bis 1994 Abgeordneter zum Österreichischen Nationalrat.

Piller besuchte die Pflichtschule und absolvierte eine kaufmännische Lehre bei der Burgenländischen Konsumgenossenschaft. Er war in der Folge als Verkäufer in der Konsumgenossenschaft im Burgenland beschäftigt und wurde 1958 Gewerkschaftssekretär des ÖGB in der  Landesexekutive Burgenland, woraufhin er von 1961 bis 1962 die Sozialakademie der Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte für Wien besuchte.

Im politischen Bereich engagierte sich Piller zunächst von 1969 bis 1973 Kammerrat der Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte für das Burgenland und war von 1973 bis 1983 dessen Vizepräsident. 1983 übernahm er das Amt des Präsidenten der Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte für das Burgenland. Zudem vertrat Piller die SPÖ von 1977 bis 1987 im Gemeinderat von Eisenstadt, war von 1982 bis 1989 Landtagsabgeordneter und vom 13. Jänner 1989 bis zum 6. November 1994 im Nationalrat.

Literatur
 Johann Kriegler: Politisches Handbuch des Burgenlandes. Band 2: (1945–1995) (= Burgenländische Forschungen. 76). Burgenländisches Landesarchiv, Eisenstadt 1996, ISBN 3-901517-07-3.

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Marie Alexandre Crépu né le  à Grenoble et mort dans cette ville le  est un journaliste et homme politique français. Il est le frère d'Albin Crépu (1799 - 1859), médecin grenoblois.

Fils d'un contrôleur des Transports militaires qui réside rue des Clercs, à Grenoble, au début du . On le voit en 1815 faire le coup de feu contre les troupes alliées sur les remparts de Grenoble. Avocat de formation, il est surtout connu pour ses activités de journaliste républicain, notamment à la direction du Patriote des Alpes et du Dauphinois.

En 1834, il est impliqué dans le complot des Accusés d'avril et doit faire dix mois de prison préventive.

Il est à partir de 1834 membre du Conseil municipal de Grenoble.

Lorsque la Monarchie de Juillet s'effondre, une Commission consultative de l'Isère dont il est nommé président se met en place à Grenoble pour effectuer la transition républicaine et préparer les élections à l'assemblée Constituante.

Il est élu Représentant du Peuple le  avec 105.299 voix. Nommé membre du Conseil d'État au début de 1849, il renonce à ces fonctions dès qu'il est de nouveau élu à l'Assemblée Législative.

Avec Augustin Thévenet, Joseph-François Repellin ou Saint-Romme, il compte parmi les plus typiques des républicains de 1848 dans le département de l'Isère.

Le coup d'État du 2 décembre 1851 le « libère » de toutes ses activités politiques. En mécène et en amateur éclairé, il consacre alors tout son temps aux bibliothèques et au musée de la ville de Grenoble.

Il repose au cimetière Saint-Roch de Grenoble.

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R. Avezou. Notices biographiques sur les députés de l'Isère. in La Révolution de 1848 dans le département de l'Isère. Ouvrage publié sous les auspices du Comité Départemental du Centenaire de la Révolution. Imprimerie Allier, Grenoble, 1949.

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Bridgend Council
Secret deal to net £7m
TALKS are under way on a deal that could net Bridgend County Borough Council £7m – but spell the end for a charitable trust chaired by WRU chief Roger Lewis.
Secret discussions at a BCBC cabinet meeting explored selling off the site of the Ogmore Centre Trust, in Ogmore-by-Sea, to the Vale of Glamorgan Borough Council for high-quality housing.
And while cash from any possible deal would usually go into a central pot, the Gazette understands cabinet members were keen to use some of the money to build a replacement centre elsewhere in the borough.
Ogmore School Camp, as it is commonly known, commands a spectacular 18.7-acre position on the Heritage Coast and has hosted courses in the arts, music and sport for youngsters from the borough and further afield since the 1940s.
Rugby stars Gavin Henson and JPR Williams, politician Neil Kinnock, fashion designer David Emanuel and singer Cerys Matthews are among the thousands who have passed through its doors.
And high-profile support from former visitors helped save the centre from closure in the mid-1990s.
The centre was set up by Glamorgan County Council in the 1940s and fell under Bridgend's ownership following local government reorganisation.
BCBC assigned the lease to run the camp to a board of trustees, which is chaired by WRU chief Roger Lewis.
The trust was granted a 99-year lease at a peppercorn rent.
But two years ago, Norfolk-based private company Kingswood, which runs adventure holidays and educational activity centres for schoolchildren in England and Wales, became involved in the running of the centre and long-serving manager Ros Williams left.
The Gazette understands Kingswood has approached BCBC to vary the lease but council officers believe terms may have been broken. Students have been coming from further afield and locals say it is more difficult to gain places at the centre due to lack of availability or high prices.
On Tuesday, the cabinet decided against renewing the lease and authorised legal chief Andrew Jolley to start proceedings against Kingswood.
The firm could counter this by approaching the council with an offer of a new lease with a commercial rent.
But Bridgend is already exploring other uses for the site.
Bridgend AM Carwyn Jones said: "At a time when we are wishing to promote centres like Ogmore, Bridgend wants to flog it to the highest bidder for housing."
The cabinet report puts the value of the site as £7m if sold for housing. It is currently designated for educational use but the Gazette understands the Vale council, the relevant planning authority, may be prepared to allow housing on part of the site, with the rest remaining as green land.
Les Walters, an Ogmore resident and former county councillor, said the site could hold up to 150 houses and the village would never cope.
"The traffic in and out of the village in the summer is bad enough as it is and I would prefer to see the site used to relocate St Brides Church in Wales Primary School, which is not fit for purpose," he said.
The land occupied by the centre is listed as a candidate site for housing in the Vale's Local Development Plan, which is yet to be finalised.
Mr Walters said Wigfach Property Company owned a piece of land which could be used to access the site but would inevitably become a "ransom strip" diminishing the value of any deal. BCBC is believed to be exploring an alternative access via Brig-y-Don Hill, currently a cul-de-sac.
We were unable to contact Roger Lewis for comment as the Gazette went to press.
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Ignoring Indigenous women's traditional knowledge hurts Arctic science, G7 summit hears
24 May 2018 25 May 2018 Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic	0 Comments Arctic, colonialism, environment, gender, LGBT, research, traditional Indigenous knowledge
"If (women) aren't there, and research isn't focused on this, you're missing a whole realm of knowledge that could be part of these (policy) decisions and governance," said Deborah McGregor, a professor at Canada's York University and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Justice. (Eilis Quinn/Eye on the Arctic)
Indigenous women's traditional knowledge is too often excluded from scientific research in the North, something that could have serious implications for fully understanding how climate change is transforming the circumpolar world, said a series of speakers at the G7 Arctic Sustainability Summit in Montreal on Thursday.
"Indigenous knowledge systems are gendered," said Deborah McGregor, a professor at Canada's York University and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Justice, who spoke on the morning panel Accessible, Usable and Timely Science.
"So if (women) aren't there, and research isn't focused on this, you're missing a whole realm of knowledge that could be part of these (policy) decisions and governance."
Much of the media and research attention on Arctic climate change focuses on hunting and trapping – activities traditionally dominated by men.
And though women in various communities have noticed significant changes when it come to the berries and plants they gather, and the animal skins they work with to create things like clothing, their observations and perspectives are frequently invisible in research and media stories.
A Dene elder at a traditional skills workshop in Deline, Northwest Territories. Women traditional knowledge holders with intimate knowledge of Arctic plants and animal skins are often sidelined when it comes to scientific research. (Eilis Quinn/Eye on the Arctic)
Having more Indigenous women in leadership positions could go a long way to redressing the balance, McGregor said.
"It's not just things that women have to do, it's what other people have to do (too) to create the space that would make room for those perspectives."
Research not necessarily 'neutral'
Karla Jessen Williamson, an assistant professor at Canada's University of Saskatchewan College of Education who specializes in gender relations and Arctic peoples and governance, says the marginalization of women's knowledge is a byproduct of the colonialism experienced by Inuit and other Indigenous peoples in the circumpolar world.
"Research by itself is by no means a neutral thing," said Williamson, an Inuk who grew up in Greenland, and spoke on the morning panel Training and Science: Capacity in the North, By the North and For the North. "Our experience of researchers in the Arctic is that they come, mainly men – single men – for three weeks mainly then they go back again."
There is "a pesticide going on" when it comes to the death of knowledge systems said Karla Jessen Williamson at the G7 Arctic Sustainability Summit. (Eilis Quinn/Eye on the Arctic)
"In the Arctic we always had incredible respect for gender equality. Unfortunately this has kind of been lessened . Women of the Arctic as workers actually receive less pay which was never the case until about 15 years ago.
"So when we are talking about knowledge systems – we are no longer content having to look at ourselves in a way of deficit. We want to be seen as people that have something else to offer."
Whose voices are in the room?
Incorporating marginalized knowledge holders is just as important as incorporating multiple knowledge systems when it comes to research, several speakers said.
"Women, and our Indigenous queer community that's rising up in the Arctic, are asking crazy (good) questions when it comes to science," said Erin Freeland, director of the Dechinta Centre for Research and Learning, based in Canada's Northwest Territories.
"Whose voices are not in the room? Because if they're not in the room, those voices are not in the policies," said Erin Freeland, director of the Dechinta Centre for Research and Learning. (Eilis Quinn/Eye on the Arctic)
Ensuring their voices and research interests are incorporated into science is key to making sure that political decisions are based on the full-breadth of Arctic knowledge and that women and the northern two-spirit and LGBT community are reflected in policy, said Freeland.
"Queering science, bringing women in to science, is absolutely fundamental if we want to have a sustainable Arctic. These voices matter. They are there. And they need to be listened to."
Write to Eilis Quinn eilisquinn(at)cbc.ca
Related stories from the North:
Canada: Video Documentary – How indigenous knowledge is changing what we know about the Arctic, Eye on the Arctic
Greenland/Denmark: Arctic science agreement comes into effect on Wednesday, Eye on the Arctic
Finland: Sami group occupies island in northern Finland to protest fishing rules, Yle News
Norway: The food crisis in the Far North, Barrents Observer
Russia: More than 800 000 reindeer to be vaccinated against anthrax in Russia, The Independent Barents Observer
Sweden: Legal battle over hunting and fishing in Sweden's far north, Radio Sweden
United States: Mixing science with traditional knowledge, researchers hope to get seal oil on the menu in Alaska, Alaska Public Radio Network
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Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic
Eilís Quinn is a journalist and manages Radio Canada International's Eye on the Arctic news cooperation project.
Eilís has reported from the Arctic regions of all eight circumpolar countries and has produced numerous documentary and multimedia series about climate change and the issues facing Indigenous peoples in the North.
Her investigative report "Death in the Arctic: A community grieves, a father fights for change," about the violent death of Robert Adams, a 19-year-old Inuk man from Arctic Quebec, received an honourable mention for excellence in reporting on violence and trauma at the 2019 Dart Awards in New York City.
Her multimedia project on the health challenges in the Canadian Arctic, "Bridging the Divide," was a finalist at the 2012 Webby Awards.
Eilís has worked for media organizations in Canada and the United States and as a TV host for the Discovery/BBC Worldwide series "Best in China."
Twitter: @Arctic_EQ
Email: eilis.quinn(at)cbc.ca


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Wenger: Alexis Sanchez was always committed
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After his move to Manchester United was confirmed yesterday, Arsene Wenger says that Alexis Sanchez was always professional and ready to play, even in the days leading up to his transfer.
The Chilean was in the squad for the 4-1 win against Crystal Palace but late developments saw the manager give him permission to leave the team hotel and go to Manchester to complete the move.
Wenger wouldn't be drawn on suggestions Sanchez had previously agreed an extension with Arsenal before changing his mind, but insisted that the 29 year old was a 'good guy' who always gave his best for the team.
"Look, I don't want to come back on the history of his negotiations, but maybe one day," he said.
"Alexis is a great guy and has always been committed, did the negotiations go well or not well?
"It has never affected him and I would just like to remind you I took him to the hotel on the night before the Crystal Palace game and he was completely focused and ready to play the next day until I told him, look you can go home, the deal is over the line.
"So, that's what he did. No matter how the negotiations went he was always focused on football."
The Frenchman also spoke about the financial side of the deal, which was obviously favourable to Sanchez, but said it wasn't simply about the money.
"Of course the financial aspect is important, but he could combine both. I think he's going to a great club and he gets a great contract, so you can understand that a professional player can combine both aspects.
"Alexis combined both. At the end of the day, we are a serious football club who have responsibilities and we want to spend the money we can afford.
"The maximum we can afford, we do, but as well you have some decisions to make at some stage – are you responsible in your management or not?
"If you cannot afford, you have to say 'No, sorry, can't do that'."
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Totally fair.
Not gonna on the Sanchez revisionism that seems to be going on right now. Some fans will have you think he was hated at the club, only cared about money and gave the ball away all the time. They won't tell you they were the same people asking for him to be kept and Ozil sold last season.
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I will miss the guy but understand why he didn't turn down 400k a week. Our contract negotiators screwed up that's where the fault lies.
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Listen Alexis Sanchez has essentially taken more money just to play in the Champions League, because he isn't going to win the league this season, nor do I expect him to win it next season. I'd be extremely surprised to see Man United win the league whilst is Sanchez at the club. Man City are absolutely miles ahead of them, and everyone else for that matter. United also aren't good enough to win the Champions League with their current squad either.. so.. I'd be surprised if Alexis finds himself lifting anything other than the FA or League Cup during his… Read more »
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@Northern Gooner Well its the truth. United wont win the league under Mourinho with their current crop of players. Especially whilst Pep Guardiola is given an open tab at Manchester City. Nor will they win the Champions League. Because they just aren't good enough, and there are much better teams out there than them. I am not suggesting we will get any closer than United to winning either. And I know that their fan base has all of a sudden magically reappeared over the last 72 hours, saying how they're the biggest and best club in the country because they… Read more »
You are talking about what may happen in the future as "the truth", when it's just your opinion.
I hope you are right and I'm wrong but somehow i highly doubt it.
This club has no ambition and as long as Wenger remains in charge nothing will change. Bit of cherry picking when pointing out Man U finishing behind us since Ferguson left without mentioning what happened while he was in charge.
United are closer to winning the league than us.
And you get paid more.
I don't see why Alexis will not move to United.
Pep at City is not going to develop him any further. At 29yrs, he is a complete player and this is his last pay cheque move.
I don't see the problem.
It's not cherry picking, it's just highlighting the fact that right now, they aren't too far away from us.
And yeah it's an educated guess, but the truth was more based in the fact their squad is nowhere near as good as City's, and Mourinho has lost that aura about him in recent years. He's not the same guy after that second spell at Chelsea when the players chucked the league subsequently getting him fired.
I just don't think he has the ability to stop City under Pep. I don't think anyone does in all honesty.
@ IamaGoober That's some serious delusional stuff you've written there!! I for one is happy Sanchez has gone there, at least 1 team is trying to put up a fight against City, it's just a shame it's not Arsenal. Whilst no one will catch City this year, United have got a pretty young squad and are committed to spending more to at the very least try and bridge the gap, which can't be said of Arsenal. More you look at the respective squads of the top 6 the more you worry for Arsenal as ours is far older the the… Read more »
Reply to John C
@John C I don't think what I've said is delusional at all. Uniteds squad is nowhere near as good as it's being portrayed. I genuinely do not think they will win the league whilst Sanchez is at United. And I stand by what I said regarding they're not un-catchable, it's only a 10 point gap. I know we're a complete shit show at the moment, and I'm obviously siding with extreme caution when I'm saying this. But we do have a track record of going on strong runs in the second half of our campaigns. And as I alluded to… Read more »
@IamaGoober In your very bias opinion their squad is nowhere near as good as it's being portrayed but in the real world with the exception of Ozil all of their players are better than ours, all of them. But putting that aside Utd are in fact 11 points ahead and 19 goals better off in goal difference, even in the best case scenario we'll drop at least 10 points in the next 14 matches, however I honestly can't see us getting more than 70 points. That'll still require and upturn in our current points per match rate. It's pure wishful… Read more »
@John C In my very bias opinion? I think you should go and read through my comment again. All I said was they're not as good as they're being portrayed to be. I don't think you can start saying its a biased opinion. I think what you said below is far more bias then mine; 'All their players are better than ours' That. Is. Hogwash. The only players I would take from their squad excluding Sanchez would be Pogba, De Gea, and Martial. They can have the rest. Oh, so sorry, 11 POINTS, not 10. Such a huge difference that… Read more »
Twisted cuntloks
Fair point and it could turn out to be correct.
However, Man utd are much closer to being able to challenge for the title and the champs league. They will be even closer with Sanchez and who knows what other signings they will make during the next 6 months.
We do not have a cat in hells chance of challenging for the title for some time…
Reply to Twisted cuntloks
Not the way we go about improving our squad.
Expect Ozil more than likely to leave even if Aubameyang signs.
he won't be impressed by mhkitaryan. Only some Arsenal fans who want to make themselves feel better can delude themselves that it was an even exchange.
Reply to santori
Correct, it was far from even excahnge.
United essentially got Sanchez for 26m in a straight swap deal. We basically got a good player in exchange rather than nothing at all in a few months.
A good deal compared to the alternative…
I think in taking on Mkhitaryan we're basically subsiding Sanchez wages to the tune of £200k a week
Of course the pay increase was tempting. But a player of that calibre must play in the champions league and play for a club that is serious about competing for the major trophies. We are not that club, we are years away in terms of competing for the title and probably at least 5 + years away from competing properly at the later stages of the champions league…
Kwame Ampadu Down
Exactly Twisted cuntloks. I think Alexis' final decision on joining Man Utd came down to money but let's not kid ourselves that was his original reason for leaving Arsenal. He left because he knows we're stagnating as a club.
Reply to Kwame Ampadu Down
Stagnating is putting it mildly(!) , we have been in a slow footballing decline under wenger for a very long time. If you look at wenger's record at monaco, it follows an almost identical path in terms of league position albeit on a much smaller time frame. (1987.1994) Once the team dropped off significantly, he was sacked. Once the honeymoon period is over for the new signing(s) reality will set in again that he is finished as a top manager and we will not challenge for the title until a new manager is in place. However, I would dearly love… Read more »
Mein Bergkampf
Pfft. Don't care. Not interested. Onwards and upwards. No more Sanchez stories please blogs, we've had almost a year of them now!
Gooner1987
PS – Sanchez is a cunt
Reply to Gooner1987
And you're a fool
glad these week long 48 hours are over. now, bring on Mkhitaryan tomorrow!
aberinkula
Reply to mik
cup tied tho
ArsenalManitou
Good servant to Arsenal and will be missed. But he's gone, let's move on. Mkhi will be great for us. Now let's go at Chelsea like we did in t he FA cup final and get one step closer to a cup final. If we're a cup team this year, fine, let's win a damn cup!
Jedi Master Yoda
Can't fault the Boss – never does he come out and stick the knife into these guys that leave, such a class act.
Never see the need to trample in a man's grave…
eternalflamini
Maybe this is revisionism, but while Sanchez was a great player, I don't think he was a great player for US. We were playing this tiki-take, short-passes based game and when we bought him we had to switch to a more pressing/counter attacking style of football which I'm not sure AW knew how to get a handle on. At the end of the day, the number of points we got with Sanchez is not materially different from the number of points that we got without him. Maybe it's best to get in some players who the manager knows how to… Read more »
Reply to eternalflamini
Some impressive revisionism there.
On second thoughts, I take it back – this is not revisionism, it's something I've been feeling for awhile now. I've been missing the old Arsenal for awhile now (Wilshere's goal against Norwich, the all too brief chemistry Ramsey and Ozil had in THAT Ramsey season, for example). This is not to say Sanchez hasn't been an amazing player while at Arsenal, I just don't think he has massively improved us as a team – and that's not his fault, it's more to do with the manager not knowing how to fit him into the team. At least that's what… Read more »
Da Boss
You can't deny that he always tried, always wanted to win, and he was absolutely magic.
I, for one, will not be booing this man when he comes back, the booing is tedious at the best of times – I agree with what blogs said though, this one doesn't really leave me feeling anything. Henry leaving hurt, RvP was a bit of a stinger but this is just business and not Sanchez's fault.
Onwards and upwards, and good luck Micki – and hopefully Auba….
heihaci
I don't blame Sanchez at all. Arsenal have looked like clowns.
We should have sold him to Man City for 60 mil in the summer
V is for Vic Akers
Reply to heihaci
The question then is: Mkhitaryan or Lemar?
Reply to V is for Vic Akers
Lemar, but Lemar didn't want to come.
Had we sold for 60m in the summer our position now whatever it was would be blamed on his absence and City's success (assuming he got in the team) would be atributed in part to his purchase. That not being the case he can leave and for the most part fans I know are relieved to have the whole saga over and to have got a potentially decent player in exchange for a couple more months of Sanchez. While work rate and commitment never in doubt effectiveness has definitely dropped this year. PS we looked great against Palace.
For a while perhaps and then his committments shifted. Enough regurgitating. He's where he belongs now.
I'm quite optimistic now he's left. I remember in the past when arsenal have lost their talisman their performances improve and they play better because they're not just passing to the guy who can make something happen out of nothing. In particular in the 07/08 season after Henry's departure we were leading the league by around this time of the year due to such a strong start when I was expecting much worse. Less said the better regarding the collapse after that though! ?
Reply to Db412
I agree, the number of trophies they won after Henry left was impressive, Champions leagues, Premier league titles, you name it!.
I just find it so depressing that fans have got used to Arsenal losing their best players and challenging for nothing. Lack of ambition doesn't even begin to describe it.
Even that chelsea lot won a champions league by some kind of fluke. Not to mention Leicester Premier league title which completely destroyed the Wenger rethoric that you need lots of money to win the title.
Lord Bendnter
Let's be real. We are a club that lacks ambition. No one at the club likes the club's owners. Before, there were only few games in which we played like headless chickens running around. Since the previous season, we've been playing more like headless chickens, competing in some amateur poultry league. SO, with Sanchez gone, don't for one moment tell yourself he's left a sparkling gem of a club. Sanchez is 29 yrs old. This is probably his final major contract. Do you think that Sanchez, a man with a strong winning mentality, would like to have signed a new… Read more »
Olivije Žirod
Has anyone noticed that probably not a single Arsenal player has written on Twitter or instagram a goodbye post for Alexis. That says a lot about him. Even Arsenal web didn't write much about.
Reply to Olivije Žirod
lol yes just a lil while ago i was searching players' instagrams. and yes, i didnt find any prominent player from our club mentioning anything about him
but also maybe it has to do with that he's gone to man utd to play under mourinho?
gibir
the guy was rubbish tjhis season
Bazza_wicks
Pep never played him at Barca no other clubs fancied him Wenger took the plunge along with Arsenal give the manager and club some respect we turned him into a wannabe commodity enough for pep to want him now players are still just that it's the greed of the agents that's killed the game but holly fuck why Man U and Maureen that hurts
Reply to Bazza_wicks
'Pep never played him at Barca'….other than just the 31 starts & 10 sub appearances in his only season with Pep in charge which was his first season at a new club in a new country, a season which when it started he was 22….
A Different George
Facts, what can they possibly have to do with opinions?
Shambles
Please stop! It's getting pathetic! Wenger didn't "take the plunge". Wenger was lucky to get a very good player who wanted out! And now moaninho has the same luck.
I'm beginning to wonder why we have soo many brainless fans like you. With idiots like you, the club can never move forward.
"The maximum we can afford, we do, but as well you have some decisions to make at some stage – are you responsible in your management or not? Yeah, that is the question you should be asking yourself Wenger. Arguments could made that your caution and player loyalty amount to irresponsible management. Also, there is a total fear at AFC of investing in sporting success to build financial success. You negotiate bigger commercial deals and sell more shit if people like your football, thus creating an upward spiral. Arsenal have been cashing in on Wengers' early success for the past… Read more »
LongRoadtoRuin
Stagnating, regressing, who'd want to come to a club in decline….Miki and Auba haven't balked yet….lucky for me they do not have the high standards of mind-reading blog commentors…tally ho and onwards chums
Reply to LongRoadtoRuin
Mikhi is only here because his ex didn't want him. Auba is not even here yet. If that happens, i'll give us kudos for actually doing something right.
Rectum Spectrum
Arsenal are in a difficult position with how the club is being run, from team coach to boardroom. Alexis is 29 and wants to try to win the champs league. He went somewhere were he has a chance at that, more clearly in the future than with Arsenal. And he gets a huge contract at the same time. When he played for us he always..always gave 100% and was sometimes the only player on the pitch obviously doing so. It was magic when we signed him. now he's moving on….best of luck. nothing more to say. We are not yet… Read more »
Reply to Rectum Spectrum
I commend and admire your optimism and positive thinking, wish i could feel the same.
Fuhgedaboudit
I'm sure Alexis was committed, to himself and money. If it wasn't for money, why didn't he go to his supposed old friend and coach, Guardiola? Instead he made a deal with the devil and went to play for the devil himself, Mourinho. I'm not a bit unhappy about his departure. I have always disliked him for his lack of team harmony.
Reply to Fuhgedaboudit
I think it was Arsenal, not Alexis, that demanded more than Man City was willing to pay, while United agreed to our valuation. Alexis could, of course, have stayed at Arsenal through this season and then gone to Man City on a free, but I suppose staying, after all the transfer drama, was just not tenable by that point.
He\'s+got+no+hair+but+we+don\'t+care...
It's not a case of saying he was hated or it was all about the money but it is a case of him being a gigantic penis for saying he's moved to the biggest club in the world. Factually and historically a load of manure. Dick.
He gave us 110%, was a key difference maker with his dynamic style and his ability to take on two or three players for us. It made us less static and far more unpredictable. The issue with him losing possession (which he did) was at some point, he began to try to shoulder too much and did not trust his team mates as much in part in fairness because we did not use the ball as well. BUT Wenger would have been caught in a tight spot because whilst you want him to retain possession better, you don't want to… Read more »
Although still good and effective he's looked half asleep this season. Hardly 110%.
@Santori
Wish i could hit the thumbs up button more than once.
Ausdrexler
He is an ambitious player no doubt. But I have said before, if it was all about ambition he would be at Mancity. Clearly, end of day, money trumps ambition.
Good on him though, he has a right to earn as much as he can from his limitted time in the sport as a player.
Still, I hope he and Mourinho dont get along and it affects the dressing room at Old Trafford!
Etoile Brilliant
The Jews have a word: Mensch. It means "a person of integrity and honor" – George Weah said it of Wenger. Whatever you think about Wenger's management skills, you can't deny the man's a gentleman.


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Dewey Kenneth Breckenridge went to his heavenly home on February 28, 2021, after living a full and blessed life on this earth for 89 years.
He is lovingly remembered by Bonnie, his wife of 69 years; daughter, Beverly Williams and her husband, Dean; son, Mark; 2 brothers, Carlon and Gale; 3 sisters, Emma Brasher, Ida Lenderman and Mary Mestas and her husband, Ben; one sister-in-law, Betty Breckenridge; 7 Grandchildren; 16 Great Grandchildren; 1 Great-Great Grandson, and a host of other family members and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ray, and Beulah; a brother, Coy; 3 sisters, Willadean, Naomi and Vera; and a son, Kenny Allen.
Ken gave his heart and life to Jesus in his early adult life and faithfully served at the Roby Baptist Church in countless ways, to include deacon, teacher and song leader. Everyone that knew him can testify to his love and devotion to his Savior.
He served in the United States Marine Corp during the Korean War February 4, 1952, and was honorably discharged January 16, 1954.
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Grammar Girl Podcast — Some Thoughts on Grammar as a Topic for a Podcast
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Grammar Girl is the latest subject of the DMN Communications podcast. The Grammar Girl podcast covers ... you guessed it, grammar. What's surprising is the popularity of this podcast. The popularity prompts a thought-provoking question: in a world of degenerating language, where sentences are massacred in text messages, poorly written blog posts, reader comments, user forums, and other social media, why does anyone care so much about grammar?
Yet apparently people are eating this podcast up. It was one of the top podcasts on iTunes for a while, on the same playing field as ChinesePod and Ask a Ninja. Part of the appeal of the Grammar Girl podcast, whose tagline is "Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing," is the brevity and focus of the show. But mostly people want to make sure their writing is correct. In the minds of many, correct grammar = good writing. I once worked for someone who asked me to guarantee that the copy I edited was 100% free of grammar errors, as if that ensured quality.
The late Charles Darling's site on grammar was one of the most popular on the Internet. He responded to thousands of questions about grammar that users submitted. When I was an composition instructor, I created a site that contained a bit of grammar instruction. The site covers more than grammar, but it still receives about 1,500 hits a day.
Some classics have been written on grammar — Fowler's Modern English Usage, Strunk and White on The Elements of Style, the Chicago Manual of Style. In a Brian Oberkirch interview with Guy Kawasaki, Guy explains he wishes he could write a classic and names the last two (Elements of Style and the Chicago Manual of Style), as if they epitomized timeless prose.
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