Some bankruptcy cases are less straightforward than others. In some circumstances, one party may object to a part of the bankruptcy, such as a creditor claiming that a debt should not be forgiven because of fraud or when a creditor has reason to believe that the bankruptcy filer is abusing the system.
The procedure in which this occurs is called an adversary proceeding. An adversary proceeding in a bankruptcy case arises when there is a dispute relating to a certain debt. This is a formal objection or complaint that is held in front of a judge through a series of hearings or a trial. The adversary proceeding can be filed by a creditor, the bankruptcy trustee, or the debtor.
Not many bankruptcy cases involve adversarial hearings. But when a dispute does surface, it is important to be represented by a skilled bankruptcy lawyer. At the Law Office of Kimberly A. Sheek, we have substantial experience resolving disputes regarding bankruptcy debt in adversary hearings. Our Charlotte bankruptcy lawyer can navigate the intricate legal process with you and can fiercely advocate on your behalf.
Most adversary hearings are initiated due to a dispute regarding the dischargeability of particular debts.
A creditor may try to prevent certain debt from being discharged. If a debt was incurred right before filing bankruptcy, the creditor can claim intent to defraud.
A bankruptcy trustee can claim that the debtor lied on bankruptcy papers, hid assets, or attempted to abuse the system to prevent a discharge.
A debtor can file an adversary hearing to eliminate a second mortgage or to hold creditors liable for continuing collection efforts despite the automatic stay.
A former spouse can attempt to seek to recover payments for jointly acquired debt that was required in a divorce settlement.
If you have file for bankruptcy, the creditor may challenge a debt discharge. Since the dischargeability action is in fact a lawsuit against you, it is important to take prompt action and take it seriously. Your best bet will be to get the legal help of our Charlotte bankruptcy attorney to walk you through the adversary proceeding.
The Law Office of Kimberly A. Sheek can provide hands-on guidance through each step of the bankruptcy process. Attorney Kimberly Sheek is a fierce litigator who can vigorously advocate for you in court and protect your financial interests.
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The Silver Mirror
toward an alchemical theory of filmmaking
I'm a filmmaker.
I co-own a production company called Valiant Dead.
I also believe in magic.
Not the feeling generated by a successful illusion, mind you; rather, the arcane sort of magic that drives human history. The world, in my mind's eye, is sacramental. Nothing is merely "thus."
It is the business of human beings to turn the mundane into the magical. This is a revelatory task, not a creative one, because all that appears mundane is already inherently wondrous beyond imagination. Science and technology are magic — they unlock potential, reveal hidden worlds, and transport the mind into the realm of the possible.
Fiction is the spearhead of science.
But cinema, like all fiction, has trained us in the modern world to believe that magic exists only in the realm of the imagination, that there is a clear dividing line between our mundane world and the wonder we experience on the silver screen.
No such line exists.
Cinema, properly realized, changes the real world. It alters our perception of reality, unlocking hidden potential for material social progress. Its signs and symbols are incantations.
I believe that films can be wielded as weapons against injustice. I believe that films can guide innovation. I believe that films can bring us together as a species, transcending all barriers, extending empathy in every direction.
I used to compile film reviews on this blog. I'll probably still do that from time to time. But its new mechanism is exploration — I want to discover for myself how to use cinematic alchemy to change the world for the better.
Every day, I will post something here, reflecting my journey.
Reflect on:
Courtesy of James Monroe Treakle, screenwriter.
Contributors include Patrick Zabriskie, cinephile/musician, and Adam Bailey, writer/director.
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Financial stocks are often a bellwether of a crash or market slide
Recently, they have been under-performing the general indices, as this ratio shows
RATIO : XLF -to- SPY : Financials to the S&P 500 ... XLF-vs-SPY : XLF : SPY
A break in support could happen any day now...
You will note that XLF-Financials and JPM have not confirmed the new high in stock
Like Mannarino, I think Gold may get pulled back briefly by a break in stocks.
I read with amusement stories like this in today's Asian WSJ
Headline: A Warning on Gold: Fear may be fading
But what is inside the article? Sentences like these:
"Gold could move higher temporarily, but Ms. O'connell says the price is likely to have trouble making significant gains before 2016 because economic confidence has improved."
"Sameer Samana, senior international strategist at brokerage firm Wells Fargo Advisors, suggests clients use to sell anything they have left"
I have posted this Bearish prognosis on Dr.Bubb's Diary
Is a big slide in stocks about to begin ?
Why do I ask this question? Here's why?
FED Racetrack chart is in a peaking area (near 185)
GEI's Credit bellwether has topped / LQD-to-TLT ratio
The Finance/Stocks Ratio is breaking down
In other words, some General stock indices (like SPY) are making an UNCONFIRMED High,
at a time when Finance stocks are well past their high. The Financials often lead the market.
Taken together, these technical indicators are providing some important clues to future market direction.
Jim Marrs on the Financial Meltdown - A look back at a warning from Labor day
Published on Dec 6, 2013 / Recorded: August
Jim Marrs has a completely unique understanding of these volatile times and our financial and terrorism related problems, and Whitley Strieber's interview of him on this week evokes spectacular information!
The financial crisis of 2007--2008, also known as the Global Financial Crisis and 2008 financial crisis, is considered by many economists the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s. It resulted in the threat of total collapse of large financial institutions, the bailout of banks by national governments, and downturns in stock markets around the world. In many areas, the housing market also suffered, resulting in evictions, foreclosures and prolonged unemployment. The crisis played a significant role in the failure of key businesses, declines in consumer wealth estimated in trillions of U.S. dollars, and a downturn in economic activity leading to the 2008--2012 global recession and contributing to the European sovereign-debt crisis.The active phase of the crisis, which manifested as a liquidity crisis, can be dated from August 9, 2007, when BNP Paribas terminated withdrawals from three hedge funds citing "a complete evaporation of liquidity".
The bursting of the U.S. housing bubble, which peaked in 2006, caused the values of securities tied to U.S. real estate pricing to plummet, damaging financial institutions globally. The financial crisis was triggered by a complex interplay of policies that encouraged home ownership, providing easier access to loans for subprime borrowers, overvaluation of bundled sub-prime mortgages based on the theory that housing prices would continue to escalate, questionable trading practices on behalf of both buyers and sellers, compensation structures that prioritize short-term deal flow over long-term value creation, and a lack of adequate capital holdings from banks and insurance companies to back the financial commitments they were making. Questions regarding bank solvency, declines in credit availability and damaged investor confidence had an impact on global stock markets, where securities suffered large losses during 2008 and early 2009. Economies worldwide slowed during this period, as credit tightened and international trade declined. Governments and central banks responded with unprecedented fiscal stimulus, monetary policy expansion and institutional bailouts. In the U.S., Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. In the EU, the UK responded with austerity measures of spending cuts and tax increases without export growth.
Many causes for the financial crisis have been suggested, with varying weight assigned by experts. The U.S. Senate's Levin--Coburn Report asserted that the crisis was the result of "high risk, complex financial products; undisclosed conflicts of interest; the failure of regulators, the credit rating agencies, and the market itself to rein in the excesses of Wall Street". The 1999 repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act effectively removed the separation between investment banks and depository banks in the United States. Critics argued that credit rating agencies and investors failed to accurately price the risk involved with mortgage-related financial products, and that governments did not adjust their regulatory practices to address 21st-century financial markets. Research into the causes of the financial crisis has also focused on the role of interest rate spreads.
Another update from Ken.
He reckons what we see being played out is like a profession wrestling match (ie choreographed)
It's the old problem - chaos - solution that David Icke likes to talk about
http://blog.redefininggod.com/2014/03/07/the-imfs-transition-to-brics-control-could-begin-as-early-as-next-month.aspx
The IMF's transition to BRICS control could begin as early as next month
Could be triggered / or associated with / a big slide in the USD to DXY-$71 or lower
Gold going up, copper going down - is this a forewarning of an imminent global downturn?
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-still-on-the-rise-copper-stabilizes-2014-03-12?siteid=bigcharts&dist=bigcharts
Copper's drop is due to troubles in China, I reckon
Personally I don't associate market action with events. The price will go where it wants to go, and events will be used as the explanation after the fact. (I would like to think you think this way too).
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China has created a monster demand for copper by a monster amount of malinvestment, via a more or less insane amount of bank lending, plus copper has been used to avoid regulations where physical copper was pledged to banks. It now seems the Chinese have been forced to change direction since their investment is not going to where the leadership want it to go and essentially they have lost control of the healthy growth they need to remain in power where the masses are somehow appeased in what appears to be an increasingly corrupt unfair system. That could be one hell of a fundamental change for copper and iron ore.
Quite an interesting read:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckjones/2013/09/30/sp-500s-earnings-growth-is-anemic-and-trending-down/
The market is overpriced (no surprises there). Revenue growth has been fairly anaemic, and profits have been driven largely by efficiency gains. Profit margins are now at record levels.
IMO any or all of these factors will be unwound at some point, fueling the next bear market.
An Interested bystander?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-03-14/russians-have-already-quietly-pulled-their-money-west
The Russians Have Already Quietly Pulled Their Money From The West
.... the ..... Russians .... oligarchs, have already pulled billions from banks in the west thereby essentially making the biggest western gambit - that of going after the wealth of Russia's 0.0001% - moot......
What it will also do is force Russia to engage China far more actively in bilateral trade and ultimately to transact using either Rubles or Renminbi, and bypass the dollar....
If so, They have nothing to lose, and much to gain from a Crash in the USD and US stocks
Those have vaulted to new highs, despite the weak economic recovery, on the back of ultra-cheap borrowing (which reduces interest costs which are deducted from earnings), government deficit spending, and low household savings:
While the parabolic rise in corporate earnings is quite impressive, they are also historically unprecedented and certainly unsustainable.
When we look at the same chart seen above but on a percent change yr/yr basis we see that they have been slowing down remarkably and aren't that far above the zero mark... » Read more
http://newswatch.us/insider-selling-reaches-25-year-high-as-smart-money-dumps-stocks-before-the-coming-crash/
Insider Selling Reaches 25-year High as Smart Money Dumps Stocks Before The Coming Crash
"Insider Selling Reaches 25-year High"
That sounds very TELLING to me
Shiller Measure Carries Warning on Stock Values
: by Spencer Jakab
Updated March 23, 2014 5:55 p.m. ET
Asked to define a bubble, some Wall Street wags say it is a bull market that an investor has missed.
But with first-quarter earnings season soon to begin and the S&P 500 again near its record high, investors may turn more attention to the stock market's overall health rather than just that of its components. According to a valuation measure associated with the most famous living student of investment bubbles, stocks are undeniably expensive.
Many have quibbled with Yale professor Robert Shiller's use of a cyclically adjusted price/earnings ratio. Few can fault his timing in calling out perhaps the greatest stock mania of all time with the publication of "Irrational Exuberance" in the spring of 2000, though.
Mr. Shiller's technique uses a decade of inflation-adjusted earnings to derive a P/E ratio. That is in contrast to the more common practice of basing it on a year of analyst forecasts. By his measure, stocks now trade at 25.5 times earnings, 54% above the average going back to 1881.
Peaks in this measure have come before downturns in 1929, 2000 and 2007, but also many times in between. The Shiller P/E is thus no market-timing tool. Still, a look at the big picture should give pause.
The ratio is now in the top tenth of historical observations. Previously, at such levels, real compound annual changes in the S&P 500 have averaged negative 1.4% over the next 10 years. At the other extreme, the change has been a positive 6.4% when P/E ratios were in the cheapest tenth of observations.
Until recently, critics complained that the 10-year sweep of the Shiller P/E covered two market washouts, early and late last decade, which was unusual. That argument has expired now. But some still insist write-downs during the financial crisis skewed even a 10-year average P/E.
Furthermore, some Wall Street strategists argue that historically high profit margins at the moment are sustainable. Don't get complacent, though. Since profit margins also were inflated during the housing boom, the Shiller P/E actually might be understated.
Perhaps investment firms that were caught out by recent debacles are right this time and not the man who identified the housing and tech bubbles. Not just 14 but 140 years of market history say otherwise.
> http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB30001424052702304026304579453841970603008?mg=reno64-wsj&url=http%3A%2F%2Fonline.wsj.com%2Farticle%2FSB30001424052702304026304579453841970603008.html
http://www.waykiwayki.com/2014/03/know-what-is-coming.html
Also what is coming is a rare Cardinal Cross in the sky in mid April while the sun is in Aries. Leading up to this we have a nasty T-Square too.
....so expect a some sort of war (modern war is usually economic nowadays) on a world scale, and watch for volatility and irrational conflict on a micro level.
Read what I've been posting in the Clif High thread on April
( an Advertorial )
Saturday, 12 Apr 2014 08:18 PM
http://www.moneynews.com/MKTNewsIntl/Stock-market-recession-alert/2014/02/10/id/551985/?promo_code=166D4-1&utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=referral
An Update from Martin Armstrong
He gave an interview on 18 April
http://www.trunews.com/listen/
An excellent interview - lots of history too.
The Downwards part of the Cycle will begin on Sept. 30, 2015
And continue downwards into 2020.
The troubles in the US will be led by those in Europe, which is "ahead in the cycle."
http://philosophyofmetrics.com/2014/04/21/the-greatest-game/#more-532
The Greatest Game
The Coming Stock and Precious Metals Collapse
....Returning to gold, I content that the spot rate has not been manipulated down but manipulated upward. The mass movement of gold is always preceded by a sharp increase in the spot price. Once the gold has been moved, the spot price always adjusted downwards.....
The price of gold and silver do not need to keep moving upward to compensate for the level of sovereign debt in the world when that very same sovereign debt will be reduced through a mechanism of debt restructuring in the IMF.....
.... the financial systems of the world are being readied for a major debt restructuring and consolidation which will be followed by the full transition to a true multilateral system dominated and denominated in an SDR supra-sovereign bond.
All gold, silver, oil, and other commodities and currencies will be pegged and anchored to the SDR. As such, it is reasonable to expect that the prices which have been pushed upward to facilitate dollar debt creation will now be able to move back to a more balanced and workable range.
Unfortunately, both the mainstream media and alternative media are controlled by the same source and will ensure that the system is rigged to capture the full wealth transfer from the large disorganized massed to the small organized elite....
...once a full peg to SDR's becomes a reality, many will see windfalls as exchange rates are adjusted to reflect the economic reality of production volumes and marketability.
Those who follow the mainstream news sources will take massive losses in the stock market and those who follow the alternative media will take massive losses in the precious metals and commodities markets.
It will be a full spectrum wealth transfer. All peoples are being played in the greatest game their ever was.
And that game is setup to ensure the largest transfer of wealth in the history of the world and the introduction of a full on multilateral financial system.
The old system was designed to feed on human greed and desire, as both are mandatory to support a debt based system..... we are moving towards a production based system.
Some Bank shares stay weak yesterday, despite the full recovery in SPX
Stocks finish strong after morning drama
CNNMoney-2 hours ago
In its latest earnings report, the company announced a seven-to-one stock split, which will take effect on June 9th and make the price of a single ...
It started as an ugly day on Wall Street, but the day ended with some Cinco de Mayo cheer.
The Dow closed in the green Monday -- up 0.11% -- after dropping 120 points early in the trading session. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also recovered from early losses, and ended up slightly for the day.
The Dow hit an all-time high last week, and the S&P 500 is close to new heights.
US Stocks Advance as Services Data Offset Bank Declines
Bloomberg-7 hours ago
JP Morgan (JPM) shares dipped about 2.5% Monday after the nation's largest bank by assets said Friday that it expects a 20% drop in trading revenue in the second quarter. Like many of its rivals, the Wall Street behemoth has seen a sharp slowdown in its bonds, currencies, and commodities units as low interest rates and soft demand from emerging markets has put a damper on those previously lucrative businesses.
JPM ... update // banks set to go lower, if JPM slide continues? : XLF : C : BAC : WFC : GS : MS
Here we go !? / USD testing LOW of the Year
US Dollar Weak - down almost 0.3% - Testing key Support near 79.25
DXY ... update
CONCENTRATED OWNERSHIP may make Global Economy more fragile
" ... The structure of the ownership network is a good proxy for that of the financial network, this implies that the global financial network is also very intricate. Recent works have shown that when a financial network is very densely connected it is prone to systemic risk. Indeed, while in good times the network is seemingly robust, in bad times firms go into distress simultaneously. This knife-edge property was witnessed during the recent financial turmoil... "
> as contributed by Karen Hudes: The "Bow-Tie" Financial structure of ownership
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/1107/1107.5728v2.pdf


The hidden byways, the little surprises, the discovered dining spot are in some ways what make Chester, New Jersey, so beguiling.
Chester is in southwestern Morris County.
The Borough enjoys a flourishing commercial area while most of the land area in the 1.45 square miles of our community is devoted to single family housing. Chester itself was established as a separate entity in 1799, at which time "Chester" meant the area of both the Township and the downtown Village area which came to be the Borough. The Borough of Chester was incorporated in 1930, and is today a separate municipality surrounded by Chester Township.
The earliest settlers in Chester came in 1640 when "Black River" established itself as a settlement primarily because of the intersection of two Lenape Indian trails. These old trails, used for hundreds of years by the native Americans were traversed by the early settlers to go to all regions of New Jersey.ants. Main Street grew around these village Inns, and businesses were established.
Mechanical devices were required to process and transport the local peach crops to distant markets. The Van Doren brothers opened a threshing machine manufacturing business in the village and introduced the first steam engine into Morris County. There were blacksmiths making hardware and nails and repairing wagons and carriages. There was a brick yard near Cooper Lane. Distilleries were everywhere. Gristmills appeared on "every corner." At one time there were seven water powered mills on the Black River between the Cooper Mill and the lower Hacklebarney Mill. The Civil War was brewing, and it would begin a profound change in Chester Township from agriculture to mining and manufacturing.


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Welcome to 2020, country music fans! Now that we're into a new year -- and a new decade -- it's time to think about what the next 12 months will look like in the country and Americana music words.
There are some things we already know: Little Big Town are releasing a new album; Caitlyn Smith's got new music in the works, too; and Reba McEntire's headed out on tour. However, much of what the next year will bring is still shrouded in mystery.
In the photo gallery below, you'll find five hopeful predictions for country and Americana music in 2020, ranging from a full-blown Dixie Chicks comeback to breakout success for newcomers Tyler Childers and Ingrid Andress. The new year already looks like it's going to be a great one, so we're keeping our fingers crossed that these wishes come true.
NEXT: More of What's Ahead in 2020
Source: 5 Country + Americana Music Predictions for 2020
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Join us for CTO Sportsmen's Night. Families and kids are all welcome to participate.
This month's topic will be turkey calling, using slate, box and diaphragm calls. We will meet at Immersion Outfitters in Bulverde (see map below).
No charge to participate, but please register so that we have food for everyone.
Any questions? Call or text David Williams at 210-823-3182.
Mark your calendar for future San Antonio area Sportsmen's Nights which are held the fourth (4th) Sunday of each month.


On Saturday 10 the December we will be running two one hour workshops as part of the worldwide Hour of Code event.
Session 1 (9:30 - 10:30) - using LEDs, Scratch & the Raspberry Pi.
Session 2 (11:00 - 12:00) - build an Air Piano.


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Domino's Pizza to deliver 2,350 new stores
Domino's Pizza is cooking up more U.S. shops on the strength of a sales surge, CEO Richard Allison told investors during a conference call.
The chain will spend between $115 million and $120 million to prep its suppliers to handle 2,350 new shops, on top of its 5,650 existing ones, reports CNN. "As we look forward, we see an opportunity to take share broadly across the industry," Allison said. Same-store sales grew by 6.9 percent in the second quarter year on year, driven mostly by an increase in orders.
Domino's has been growing for years, thanks in part to a focus on affordable meals, says Peter Saleh, a restaurant analyst at BTIG. Technology has helped too. Over the past several months, Domino's has introduced delivery service to about 200,000 locations that lack a traditional address, such as parks and beaches.
A year later, Amazon still figuring out Whole Foods acquisition
Amélie's French Bakery & Café brings diners a taste of France
Analysts question whether grocery chains can make home delivery pay


A commissioned piece for Washington State Arts Commission. As an edition of up to 12 for the public Schools, to be purchased with Percent for Art Funds. The Sculpture is covered with quotes from great thinkers. It functions as a gathering place to sit on, as a teaching aid, and a record of history.


Wycliffe Bible Translators – We currently support two missionaries: one who is directly working on a bible translation for the Guayaboro people, and the other who works on the IT infrastructure for the Language Software Development Company. This company provides software to the missionaries who do Bible translating for Wycliffe.
Campus Crusade for Christ – It is amazing to hear the transforming power of God in the lives of the young people thru CRU.
Alpha Prison Ministry – This program reaches out to men who are incarcerated in CT. Thru its programs, Alpha helps them live their lives with a Christian focus, which in turn will make them productive members of society upon their release.
Pivot Ministries – We have just added this ministry in 2019. Pivot Ministries is a residential treatment program located in Bridgeport and Norwalk, CT. The Pivot process is faith-based. They are a nonprofit agency with four decades of successful experience assisting men challenged by alcohol and substance abuse. Pivot's mission is to treat drug and alcohol addiction as a spiritual problem and return the men to their families usefully whole.
St Vincent DePaul Soup kitchen – Twice a year, our volunteers serve a meal at the kitchen. The delicious food and desserts are provided by church members, and all find it an enriching Sunday evening.


Experience the best of Desaru Coast when you stay at Hard Rock Hotel. Explore The Els Club Desaru Coast, championship golf courses, Desaru Coast Riverside shopping village, or Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark, the most sought-after Johor attractions and activities are easily accessible. And that's just the beginning: We also offer nonstop on-site entertainment, including memorabilia tours, live music, pool parties, and other family-friendly favorites.


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Died 03/07/1987, Nantucket Island, MA
Awards & Collections
"One of Evans lasting contributions to the world of art furniture in his enthusiastic and pioneering embrace of new technology and his courageous use of revolutionary materials. Unlike his neighbor, George Nakashima, and his friend and mentor, Phil Powell, who both shunned new technologies and nontraditional, nonorganic materials, Evans embraced technology, making it his own."
-Collecting Modern, pg. 90
Internationally recognized for his unique residential furniture, Paul Evans trained early on as a metalsmith. His innovative mind eventually led him to create extraordinary metal furniture. He is best known for using his welding, metallurgy, and jewelry design skills to create collage-like metal furniture with sculpted, high-relief abstract forms.
His unique furniture designs found homes in the collection of Mrs. Aileen Osborn Webb, among many others.
In 1952, Evans was awarded an Ellen S. Booth Scholarship, which allowed him to attend the Cranbook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. He then moved to Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, where he worked in a working history museum as a living craftsman, demonstrating various aspects of silversmithing. He also sold designs to the Raymor Company and various European design firms.
Seeking change, Evans moved to Lambertville, New Jersey in 1955, operating a workshop located on Goat Hill Road in a former chicken coop, just outside Lambertville. At the same time, he began sharing a showroom in New Hope with Phillip Lloyd Powell. Powell encouraged him to transfer his metallurgy skills to furniture. They worked closely together, and their creative partnership lasted for ten years. In 1970, Evans needed additional space and relocated his growing operation to Plumsteadville, Pennsylvania. During this time, he employed a staff between thirty-five and eighty people, depending on production demands. According to his children, most of his pieces were signed, and the custom built pieces were signed and dated. In 1979, he opened an additional showroom on East 61st Street in New York City. He created full lines of furniture for design company Directional Furniture. His work was shown at America House in New York for more than a decade.
In addition to his creative partnership with Phillip Lloyd Powell, Evans worked closely with Dorsey Reading. Reading, a young machinist from Lambertville, came to work for Evans in 1959. He initially began as Evans' apprentice but quickly became his most relied-upon employee, shaping Evans' drawings into physical pieces.
Evans created sculpture as well as furniture and his major efforts for furniture can be broken down into several significant design choices, including: Copper, Bronze, and Pewter; Sculpted Steel; Argente; Sculpted Bronze; Verdigris Copper; and Cityscape.
Works of Paul Evans II were on display in the Michener Art Museum's permanent installation, Intelligent Design, which opened in 2012.
In 2014, the first comprehensive survey of Paul Evans' work documented Evans' significant role in the mid-century American studio furniture movement, his approach to furniture as sculpture and abstract composition, and his unremitting new approaches to metal. Opening at the Michener Art Museum and then traveling to Cranbrook Art Museum, Paul Evans: Crossing Boundaries and Crafting Modernism was comprised of some 60 works, spanning the artist's entire career with choice examples of Evans' early metalwork and jewelry and collaborative pieces made by Evans and Phillip Lloyd Powell during the 1950s when they shared a studio. The show had a comprehensive selection of Evans' studio work representing his sculpted steel; verdigris copper; copper, bronze and pewter; argente; sculpted bronze, and cityscape techniques. The show included examples of Evans' sculpture as well as a selection of work he produced for Directional Furniture Company and a selection of studio craft work by his contemporaries.
On March 6, 1987, Evans drove north to Massachusetts to be with his wife and begin his retirement. The following morning, while watching the sunrise, he suffered from a fatal heart attack. It was mentioned that friends and family were not surprised because Evans was happiest when he was busy and creating. Phillip Lloyd Powell said during the eulogy, "Paul Evans danced on the edge of the volcano."
Paul Evans. Image courtesy of the Evans Family Collection.
Video by John Thornton for Michener Art Museum.
Philadelphia Textile Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1950
Rochester Institute of Technology, School for American Craftsmen, Rochester, New York, 1950-1952
Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, 1952
Born in Trenton, New Jersey, Paul Evans graduated from George School in Newtown, Pennsylvania in 1949. Beginning in 1955, he shared a showroom with Phillip Lloyd Powell on Main and Mechanic Streets in New Hope, Pennsylvania. According to Powell, this started an artistic relationship that lasted with fervor for about ten years. In 1960, he purchased a home and shop in New Hope on Aquetong Road. Evans and Powell moved their showroom to a building near the New Hope Railroad in 1963. In 1969, Evans' growing business demanded a new location. He opened a manufacturing facility on Route 611 in Plumsteadville the following year.
Friends and colleagues included painter Mary Sarg Murphy, daughter of famed puppeteer Tony Sarg; designer Phillip Lloyd Powell; craftsperson Dorsey Reading; craftsperson Elmer Case; designer Jim Hamilton; and designer and artist William Beaumont.
Intelligent Design, permanent installation, Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 2012
An Evolving Legacy: Twenty Years of Collecting at the James A. Michener Art Museum, Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 2009-2010
Objects of Desire: Treasures from Private Collections, Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 2005-2006
Two-man show with Phillip Lloyd Powell, America House, New York, New York, 1961
Aileen O. Webb Scholarship, Rochester Institute of Technology's School for American Craftsmen, 1950
First prize, Metals Section, Young Americans third annual competitive exhibition, organized by the American Craftsmen's Educational Council, 1952
Ellen S. Booth Scholarship, Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1952
Rina & Norman Indictor
Carl Hess
Paddy Chayefsky, writer
Corporate Lobby of the Sears Building
Elizabeth Fleischer
Happy the Clown, television personality
Shari Lewis, puppeteer
John Slater
Mrs. Aileen Osborn Webb
Working on a forged door
The Evans' home, New Hope, Bucks County
Corrugates, Dining Chairs
Cube Table


Olivier Giroud is "one of the best strikers in the Premier League", according to Jack Wilshere, with Arsenal fortunate to have such depth to their squad.
The France international has found himself nudged down the pecking order at Emirates Stadium, with Alexis Sanchez taking a central striking berth last season and Alexandre Lacazette drafted in for 2017-18.
Giroud is, however, proving to be a useful option off the bench, with a record-equalling 17th goal recorded as a substitute during a 1-1 draw with Southampton on Sunday.
A lack of game time is reported to have led the 31-year-old to ponder a move elsewhere, with World Cup places to consider, but Wilshere believes Arsenal should be doing all they can to retain the services of a proven performer who remains an important asset for Arsene Wenger.
The England international midfielder told the club's official website: "I think it shows the depth in our squad.
"For me Oli is one of the best strikers in the Premier League when he's on it and he's on the bench, so it shows what we've got.
Wilshere is another of those who has been forced to make peace with a bit-part role this season, as his contract continues to run down, but the 25-year-old insists that he is just happy to be involved.
He added: "I'm enjoying it.
"I'm enjoying playing and I want to play as much as I can. I've said before that I've missed way too much football and I'm just enjoying it at the minute.
Wilshere has previously admitted that he intends to assess his situation at Arsenal in January, with there no fresh terms on the table as he enters an uncertain period of his career.
Wenger, meanwhile, has sought to assure Giroud that he remains a key part of his plans and that more starts will come his way over the remainder of the 2017-18 campaign.


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CNN Panel Claims Abrams Mask Hypocrisy Was An Honest Mistake
February 7th, 2022 3:19 PM
According to a Monday New Day panel on CNN consisting of Margaret Hoover and Bakari Sellers, Stacey Abrams posing for a photo without a mask surrounded by masked children was not hypocritical, but rather just an honest mistake.
Hoover began by claiming Abrams' biggest issue was not the actual hypocrisy, but just the political absent-mindedness of the photo-op. "Because understanding politically the dynamics in a, a, in the state that she is in, you know, there is a narrative about Democrats believing that a mask is, you know, for thee and not for me," she said.
Adding: "There is this, you know false narrative -- not a false narrative, there's just this notion that the mask debates and this narrative that the left and the Democrats are trying to tell you how to run your life but they won't hold themselves to the same standard."
Another mistake was giving Fox News something to talk about. "To me, it seems like a clear and obvious mistake but one that, you know, is right for Fox News segments for the next six months to play on a loop. So, I think, you know, she recognized it's an unhelpful image, but it seems, you know, like it was an honest mistake," she stated with a shrug.
Sellers then joined the conversation and admitted the optics were "unhelpful," but also suggested the matter was being overblown, saying, "The people, though, who are outraged weren't going to vote for Stacey Abrams anyway." Not only was Abrams not being hypocritical, but Sellers also claimed she didn't even do anything wrong.
According to him, "Stacey Abrams is, is not trying to harm children; she was not flaunting regulations purposefully. She took a picture with her mask off and everyone else had their mask on, so there, there's not an issue there, but politically she probably wants the day back because now she is going to lose a week or two having to deal with this issue which is, for the most part, a nonissue."
Sellers also declared that because it was Abrams's first instance of hypocrisy, we should just let the matter go. "You just cannot have this type of unforced error, for lack of a better term, multiple times. So she, she gets a mulligan for this one, I'm sure, and the campaign will move on," he proclaimed.
Host Brianna Keilar was the closest to condemning Abrams' hypocrisy and asked Sellers how he could be so confident that the photo will not hurt Abrams' campaign. Sellers concluded by declaring: "I think most people will look at the context and then they'll do something which is absolutely crazy during this time period, they'll actually look at her policies and they'll see she wants children in the classrooms. She just wants them in there in a responsible fashion and I think most parents will be able to get on board as long they can have input into the decisions around educating their kids."
This segment was sponsored by Carvana
Here is a transcript for the February 7 show:
CNN's At This Hour with John Berman and Brianna Keilar
BRIANNA KEILAR: Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams pushing back after facing backlash for appearing in a since-deleted tweet that featured her maskless surrounded by children who were wearing their masks. Abrams has championed more stringent masking policies in schools. The Abrams campaign in a statement wrote "It is shameful that our opponents are using a Black History Month reading event for Georgia children as the impetus for a false political attack and it is pitiful and predictable that our opponents continue to look for opportunities to distract from their failed records when it comes to protecting public health during the pandemic." Margaret and Bakari are back with us to talk about this. Okay Margaret first, how do you think she did there?
MARGARET HOOVER: Look, seems pretty clear to me that she, she wore her mask during the event as everybody who has opined since then, took it off for the photo, and realized that was a mistake. Because understanding politically the dynamics in a, a, in the state that she is in, you know, there is a narrative about Democrats believing that a mask is, you know, for thee and not for me. There is this, you know false narrative, not a false narrative, there's just this notion that the mask debates and this narrative that the left and the Democrats are trying to tell you how to run your life but they won't hold themselves to the same standard. It plays into, it's really an age-all, age-old narrative about Democrats versus Republicans, the sort-of limousine liberal narrative. That's what's at play here. To me it seems like a clear and obvious mistake but one that, you know, is right for Fox News segments for the next six months to play on a loop. So, I think that's, as evidenced by the fact that she took the tweet down -- the photo down, I think, you know, she recognized it's an unhelpful image, but it seems, you know, like it was an honest mistake.
JOHN BERMAN: Bakari, I saw a smile there
BAKARI SELLERS: Yeah, I mean in politics is it unhelpful? The answer is yes, because now we're talking about it on CNN. Trust me, they're going to be talking about it on Fox News all week long and so it definitely ain't helpful. The people, though, who are outraged weren't going to vote for Stacey Abrams anyway.
From a public health perspective or from a just pure perspective did she make a mistake if my kid was in the classroom, would I be outraged? The answer is definitely not. Stacey Abrams is, is not trying to harm children; she was not flaunting regulations purposefully. She took a picture with her mask off and everyone else had their mask on, so there, there's not an issue there, but politically she probably wants the day back because now she is going to lose a week or two having to deal with this issue which is, for the most part, a nonissue. Stacey Abrams is going to run a hell of a race, it's going to be extremely close. She's going to outrage Kemp and having Kemp versus Purdue is a very interesting dynamic in the Republican primary itself. You just cannot have this type of unforced error, for lack of a better term, multiple times. So she, she gets a mulligan for this one, I'm sure, and the campaign will move on.
KEILAR: But, I, I wonder, Bakari, how can you be so sure that there won't be people who would think about voting for her that are even, you know, kind of, mildly turned off by this? Stacey Abrams has, has really shown she is able to pull together a voting coalition. Certainly some of those people could be folks who are a little -- you know, they're just sort of peeved at what they've been through when it comes to kids and COVID in school.
SELLERS: No doubt. But I don't, I, I have a hard time believing and one of the things that, that Terry McAuliffe showed us is that you have to be truly concerned and sensitive to how parents feel about their children in classrooms and making sure they're in school. My only point is I don't think a picture where we know the context of that picture and trust and believe Georgians know the context, that she was wearing, wearing a mask throughout and she decided to take it off for the picture, I don't think that's going to drive away voters that she has an opportunity to win. In, in fact, I think most people will look at the context and then they'll do something which is absolutely crazy during this time period, they'll actually look at her policies and they'll see she wants children in the classrooms, she just wants them in there in a responsible fashion and I think most parents will be able to get onboard as long they can have input into the decisions around educating their kids.
Brianna Keilar
Margaret Hoover


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Anthony Thomas of Ocala, Florida was arrested for allegedly stealing cash out of a register from a gas station after applying for a job. According to the store clerk, Thomas came into the Martin Oil gas station looking for a summer job, filled out the application, and thereafter reached over the counter a few times and managed to grab $130, in total, out of the store register while the clerk had his back. Police were able to track down Thomas because he left all his real contact information on the job application he previously filled out and gave to the clerk. Thomas was charged with burglary, resisting an officer with violence, and petty theft.
A theft crime is the criminal act of taking another person's property without his/her consent. Theft crimes range in severity from petty theft (misdemeanor) to grand theft (felony). A petty theft crime is when a person steals another person's property and the property is valued below $300. If a person steals property that is valued at over $300, he/she can be charged with grand theft.
In this case, Thomas was charged with a number of different theft crimes, including burglary. In order to be properly convicted of this crime, one must enter a dwelling, structure or conveyance with the intent to commit a crime inside, unless they are a licensee, or invited to enter. Even with such license or invitation, if a person is requested to leave and refuses to do so with criminal intent, burglary can still be charged against them.
In this case, Thomas did steal the money from the register. However, his statements and actions do not necessarily mean that he had the requisite criminal intent when he entered the gas station. For all the authorities know, the idea of committing a theft crime may not have entered his mind until after entering the store. In this case, the crime Thomas should have been arrested for was robbery, a crime that the evidence might actually prove. In many situations, charges are not properly brought and should be dismissed for lack of evidence to support that charge. Unfortunately, those charges are not always dropped.
Most theft crimes in Florida are crimes of opportunity. The people committing these crimes act without thinking about the consequences. This leaves the perpetrator of such a crime in serious trouble. When one commits a criminal act such as petty theft, one is committing crimes out of impulse, which many times helps show authorities one did not plan the crime. When the actions and circumstances are presented to a judge to review, the court can choose to treat it with a more favorable outcome.
There are many options one may choose when charged with a crime, but these options are subject to disappear the longer one waits to choose.Fortunately, one does have an option for relief. One should contact an experienced attorney who can work with the Judge. When one's case is pled to a Judge who sees a remorseful accused party, one's punishment often times is extremely small or nonexistent.
Fortunately, if one obtains an experienced Jacksonville theft crimes defense attorney to fight the case and ensure one's rights are protected, one can be sure that one will not be a victim in a fight one cannot win on one's own.


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Казимир Прушинский (; 1875—1945) — польский изобретатель, один из родоначальников кинематографа этой страны, автор сюжетов и кинорежиссёр первых документальных и игровых фильмов.

Биография
Казимир Прушинский родился в 1875 году в Варшаве. Его дед Станислав Антоний Прушинский владел фотографической студией в Минске с 1839 года, то есть практически с года опубликования информации о методе получения позитивного изображения Луи Дагера; отец Конрад Прушинский — педагог, писатель, издатель, общественно-политический деятель. Конрад Прушинский, также был фотографом-любителем. После начала учебы в политехническом институте в Льеже в 1893 году, Казимир начал экспериментировать с фиксацией перемещения объектов. В 1894 году (за год до объявлении о патенте братьев Люмьер) он создал аппарат для записи и воспроизведения движущихся изображений, который назвал плеографом. По мнению современных исследователей, если бы 19-летнему изобретателю хватило коммерческой хватки и финансовых ресурсов для доработки и продвижения устройства, кинематограф мог бы сегодня называться плеографией. Хотя предложенный им механизм обладал многими преимуществами, но был чрезвычайно громоздок и не получил широкого применения. В 1898 году Прушинский усовершенствовал своё изобретение и назвал его биоплеографом. Он организовал общество «Pleograf», которое позже будет признано первой польской киностудией, и увлёкся самостоятельным созданием фильмов, сначала хроникальных — «Каток в Лазенковском дворце» (), позже игровых — «Повеса возвращается домой» (), «Приключения извозчика» ().

В 1909 году сконструировал первую в мире ручную кинокамеру — аэроскоп или автоплеограф, прототип репортёрских кинокамер, и запатентовал его во Франции, a затем в Великобритании. Суть изобретения заключалась в отказе от вращения оператором ручки камеры, эту функцию выполнял сжатый воздух, нагнетаемый в специальный резервуар заранее. Новшество позволило освободить кинематографисту обе руки и производить съёмки более мобильно. «Аэроскоп» применялся операторами кинохроники большинства ведущих кинокомпаний с 1912 года до появления звукового кино. В 1910—1915 годах разрабатывал методы синхронизации изображения и звука. Начавшаяся война прервала исследования. С этого периода изобретатель постоянно проживал в Варшаве.

В 1944 году в ходе карательных акций по подавлению Варшавского восстания был арестован гестапо и помещён в концентрационный лагерь Маутхаузен, где умер в марте 1945 года.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Фильмография Казимира Прушинского на filmweb.pl

Изобретатели Польши
Заключённые концлагеря Маутхаузен

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What was this place?
At first, it seemed like a beautiful sprawling mansion in the town of Manitou Springs, Colorado. Or was it a Victorian insane asylum? From my position in front of this tremendous building, I couldn't tell. It certainly was eye-catching, to say the least, but upon closer inspection, it looked a little confused, with a hodgepodge of nine different architectural styles that gives it a disjointed vibe. Of course, its history adds to the confusion: It has served six unique, and very different, purposes. Ultimately, I concluded that if one were to shoot a haunted house horror movie, this would be the ideal setting. And that was before I knew that, indeed, popular folklore abounds with incidents of ghostly apparitions and unexplainable phenomena occurring here. I couldn't wait to find out more.
The jumbled fenestration of Miramont Castle.
My first impression—striking mansion—turned out to be correct, at least initially. Miramont Castle was constructed from 1895 to 1896 as a private home for Father Jean Baptiste Francolon. Born in France into a wealthy, aristocratic family, Francolon arrived in the United States when he was 24, landing in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and operating several missions to the indigenous peoples. Escalating tension between the fading Spanish Catholic Church and the newly arrived French Catholic Church caused problems, and the unpopular Francolon seems to have made things worse: An attempted homicide by poisoning hastened his exit to Manitou Springs, famed for its healing waters and clear air that he hoped would restore his health. His mother followed a short time later, and a few years after, Fr. Francolon had Miramont built for himself and his mother as well as her four French-speaking servants.
While traveling around the world with his diplomat father before his arrival in North America, Francolon had begun to mentally store away architectural ideas from different countries and eras, and it seems he wanted to employ them all at once for his castle. He spent hour after hour going over his detailed ideas with his contractors, from the castle's two-foot-thick green sandstone walls to its indoor plumbing and electricity when both utilities were fairly new and luxurious.
I could have only imagined the frustration on the part of the builders who were trying to erect a cohesive structure. Francolon wanted crenellated battlements at each end of the castle, making it look like a medieval fortress. In some sections, the stone walls rise all the way up to the roofline; in others, however, they're replaced by Flemish stepped gables, or by shingle-style Queen Anne elements, or by half-timber English Tudor features. There's a Gothic front door, but there's also Venetian ogee windows. Throw in some Romanesque, Elizabethan, Byzantine, and Moorish components, and you've got yourself one heck of a batty building.
As Miramont rises up the mountain on which it was built, you can find 10 entrances granting direct access to all four floors from different elevations. I stepped inside through the main entrance on the ground floor and walked into Victorian splendor, frozen in time, right down to the January 1915 wall calendar.
An elegant staircase fit for a king, or a 19th-century priest.
With 46 rooms spread out over 14,000 square feet, there's plenty to see at Miramont. Francolon led a privileged life that was hardly sacerdotal, with local newspapers of the time describing the extravagant furniture, tapestries, paintings, antiques, and artifacts he had throughout his home. But things were not as rosy as they seemed: Financial losses prompted the contractors to sue Francolon for payment, forcing the priest to take out a loan on the property. Unpopular, again, with the local residents (despite his fundraisers for a hospital and for the poor), Francolon and his mother abruptly abandoned Miramont and Colorado in 1900, hauling much of their possessions with them and never returning.
They did, however, leave behind some of their bounty, like the furniture and a carpet that had been commissioned by King Umberto of Italy. But the building itself is the real draw. I didn't know what to think of Francolon as I explored his old home. Was he a genius, or a madman? Finding a room with four corners is virtually impossible. Instead, I made my way through eight-sided rooms and a 16-sided room. Sixty windows of various styles—one staircase alone is illuminated by three different styles—allow plenty of light to penetrate the rooms and hallways, yet I still felt a bit of darkness and shadowy spookiness. Curiosities include the huge horseshoe-shaped archway between two rooms, the massive 40,000 lb. fireplace, and underground tunnels and escape routes that stemmed from Francolon's paranoia that he'd need these, a leftover fear from having immigrated from France during a time of revolution and unrest.
After the Francolons took off, Miramont remained unoccupied for four years, until the Sisters of Mercy, who had been running a sanitarium for tuberculosis patients on Francolon's property, purchased it in 1904. When their original structure burned down in 1907, the Sisters moved their patients into the castle and operated the Montcalme Sanitarium here until 1928. Renowned for their spotless rooms, generous table settings, and tender care of TB patients, these Sisters also broadened the cultural interests of Manitou Springs society, offering mandolin, guitar, and banjo lessons.
The enormous fireplace weighs as much as a Greyhound bus.
Alas, economic realities soon clouded Miramont, and the Sisters could no longer run the sanitarium. The castle morphed into a boarding house for the wealthy, a vacation and retreat house for clergy, and, during World War II, residential apartments, until it was abandoned yet again. In 1946, the Sisters sold it to a private owner. Thirty years later, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Now operated by the Manitou Springs Historical Society, Miramont transcends its raison d'être as a historic house museum by throwing in displays as eclectic as the house itself: exhibits on the Manitou Springs Volunteer Fire Department, mid-19th-century maps, the last trial at Nuremberg (presided over by a Colorado Springs judge), the spoils of war (from the Civil War to today's conflicts), and the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, the second-oldest motor sports race in the United States.
If you need a little time to figure it all out and put Miramont into some sort of uniform context, take a seat in the Queen's Parlour Tea Room for high tea and your mental reflections. You may not be successful in your thoughts, but you'll certainly be happy that you visited this unique attraction.
Have you been here? Have I inspired you to go? Let me know!


wow,,,, he beats a woman in Feb. and it just now comes out. Worse he wasn't suspended until it came out. Maybe worse is how many KC fans don't think he should have been suspended. Sad how many tweets supported and worried about his future (how many millions has he made already?).


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Mads Lauritsen (born 14 April 1993) is a Danish professional footballer who plays as a centre-back for Danish Superliga club Viborg FF.

Career
On 24 August 2020 it was confirmed, that Lauritsen had returned to Viborg FF on a loan deal until the end of the season. On 22 February 2021, he signed a permanent deal with Viborg until June 2022.

Honours
Viborg
Danish 1st Division: 2020–21

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1993 births
Living people
Danish men's footballers
Holstebro BK players
Viborg FF players
Thisted FC players
Vejle Boldklub players
Danish Superliga players
Danish 1st Division players
Danish 2nd Division players
Association football defenders
People from Holstebro
Sportspeople from the Central Denmark Region


Hey, listen! I'm Stacey, owner of this here Pop Culture Parlour. I've always been a bit of a nerd, but really came out of my shell when I first met my now-husband back in 2005. He bought me a Captain America comic, and it was like love at first read. I took to comics like a fish to water, and made my first forray into the world of podcasting soon afterwards, guesting on the rather fabulous Geek Syndicate show as Listener of the Month. (Episodes 41 and 41b, if you fancy listening to my early stage of geekdom!) The following month another nerdy bird made it onto the Syndicate, and listeners decided the pair of us would make a great lady-nerd podcast pairing. And thus, Comic Racks was born! Iz and I quickly hit it off and became swift buddies, attending conventions, interviewing some of our favourite creators and Iz even ended up as one of my bridesmaids!
Unfortunately, after a little over 60 episodes, Iz and I decided to call it a day on Comic Racks, due to general life thingies getting in the way. After a few months without podcasting, I couldn't contain myself any longer. Although I don't think my opinions are particularly important, I love podcasting too much to give it up. So, after some gentle cajoling at Thought Bubble Comic Con in 2011, I started getting plans in place to create The Parlour. And the rest, as they say, was history!
Why not put the kettle on, grab a slice of your favourite cake and check out an episode or two?
(Please note that explicit language is used during the show).


During the meeting of the Gordonsville City Council on Monday, April 8, 2019, Jessica Dillard Biggs was appointed to fill a vacant seat on the Gordonsville City Council.
Two qualified Gordonsville citizens expressed interest in the position, Mr. Danny Williams and Mrs. Jessica Biggs.
Each candidate received two votes from the council.
Mayor Milton Gibbs cast the tie-breaking vote, and Biggs was appointed to the council and subsequently sworn in by the mayor.
Biggs will serve on the Gordonsville City Council until the next regular election.
During the April meeting of the Gordonsville City Council, the council also unanimously appointed John Potts to serve as Vice Mayor.
The council also appointed Michael Ray to serve as the new City Recorder. Ray is expected to begin this position on May 1, 2019.


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Online Exclusive: Swimmers make splash at Calvin Invite
Dustin Anand
The Northern Michigan University swimming and diving team finished strong in the three-day Calvin Invite in Grand Rapids, Mich. Saturday, Dec. 1.
The meet was against 12 teams from three different divisions. Few schools such as Valparaiso University, Calvin College, University of Indianapolis, Grand Valley State University and Hillsdale College were among the competition. The 'Cats finished second place.
"The Calvin Invite was a really good benchmark meet for our season," said sophomore Jordan Iverson."The Calvin Invite allowed us to swim against some of the teams that we will see at our conference meet in February; this meet was a prelims and finals format, so it was good training for conference."
Iverson swam the 1650-yard freestyle, 500-yard freestyle and the 400-yard IM. Iverson set a pool and meet record time in the 400-yard IM.
"The atmosphere was really motivating," Iverson said. "It was great to swim and dive in front of a big crowd, and it really pushed us to do our best in the pool. The atmosphere was really motivating. The competition is really fierce at the Calvin Invite.
Head coach Heidi Voigt was pleased with her team's performance and felt the training really paid off this past weekend.
"I was very pleased to see how close we were to Grand Valley," Voigt said. "I think we can give them a run at GLIAC champs. We finished second, our highest finish at that meet."
Voigt likes how the sophomore class has stepped up this year and how the team is cooperating together.
"Our relays were significantly better and everyone came through to place in the top 16 to score," Voigt said. "Our senior leadership is excellent and they will be missed next year."
The 'Cats felt they accomplished a lot at the competition and feels that this is a big step toward Nationals.
"We competed against some great teams, especially Grand Valley State University and the University of Indianapolis who ended up sixth and 11th respectively at the Division II Nationals meet last March," Iverson said. "The highlights for this weekend were the number of girls that achieved preliminary qualifying times for Nationals in March."
The 'Cats are undefeated in dual meets and feels confident in their team for the GLIAC Championship in February.
"I think this year our team has more confidence and we are seeing that our hard work pays off," Iverson said. "It is a really tight knit group of girls, and we enjoy pushing each other in practice to achieve the goals our team has set."
The 'Cats have won all their match-ups thus far and placed second out of four teams in the St. Cloud Invite.
The 'Cats have a break from competition as they don't hit the pool again until they compete in the San Juan Invite on Sunday, Jan. 6. in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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QUALITY FENCES, INC. is a business entity registered in the state of California under the legal form of DOMESTIC STOCK. It can be found in the register by the DOS ID C0270380. The company was established and set into the register at 22nd January 1953 and its current status is FTB SUSPENDED. Location address of this company is at .
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