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Custody decisions in Georgia are based on the best interests of the child. You know what is in your child's best interests better than anyone, but it is important for the court to understand your viewpoint in order to get the right outcome for your family.
That's where a dedicated child custody lawyer in Atlanta comes in to play. At Tessie D. Edwards & Associates, P.C., we understand how to support your position and will fight aggressively to protect your rights and help you reach your goals for child custody.
Two Types of Custody are at Stake in Georgia
When a child's parents are not married or are in the process of divorce, the court will award two types of custody over that child. Legal custody gives a parent the right to make decisions about a child's upbringing. This includes major decision concerning education, non-emergency health care, extra-curricular activities and religion.
The type of custody most people in Georgia think about is physical custody. Physical custody involves a child's living arrangements.
Usually, decisions about custody types are addressed separately. Parents often end up sharing legal custody. Although the parents are required to discuss all major decisions, one parent will be the tiebreaker if the parents disagree. Often, each parent will be granted different tiebreaker authority. For example, the mother may be the tiebreaker for non-emergency health and extra-curricular and the father may be the tiebreaker for education and religion.
The parent the child spends the most time with is referred to as having primary physical custody. To exercise your full rights as a parent, it is important to be sure your child custody lawyer has the best available evidence to help you achieve your custody goals.
How Does the Court Decide What's in the Child's Best Interests?
Judges in the Atlanta area have a great deal of latitude with the information they consider before deciding how to award physical and legal custody. Ga. Code §19-9-3 lists 17 factors for the court to review, and the statute allows consideration of any other matters the court finds to be relevant. If family violence is an issue in the case, the statute includes even more factors that the court must take into account.
Some of the laundry list of issues that can affect a ruling on custody includes:
The stability of each parent's family unit and support systems
Each parent's capacity to provide love, affection, and guidance
Emotional ties the child has with each parent
Each parent's ability to co-parent with the other parent
A parent's willingness to encourage a close relationship between the child and the other parent
Familiarity with the child's needs
If the court has appointed an agent, generally a guardian ad litem, to investigate and make a recommendation, that recommendation will of course be taken into account. Moreover, any history of abuse or neglect by either parent will have substantial bearing on a custody decision.
Parents are allowed to devise their own plan for custody, so it is often best to have a child custody lawyer work to create a plan that fits both parents' situations. However, the court will review the plan to make sure it serves the child's best interests, so it is important to ensure that the parenting plan follows legal guidelines.
Can a Custody Order Be Modified?
Custody determinations are not set in stone. One parent can petition for a modification of a custody order.
However, it is often necessary to show a significant change has occurred and it is in the child's best interest to change the current order before the court will revisit custody issues. If a parent has important evidence for the court to consider, it is far better to introduce that evidence before the initial ruling than to try to seek a modification later. However, a child custody attorney can work to show why it is imperative for the court to modify custody.
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A child custody determination will have a substantial impact on the relationship you have with your child going forward. You deserve to work with a legal representative who knows how to fight to protect the best interests of your family.
Contact Tessie D. Edwards & Associates, P.C. to learn how we can put our extensive experience to work to reach the right custody determination for your needs.
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February 7, 2011 Jason Pittman Bass Rant, Fishing Tournaments
Well, we are just two weeks away from the Bassmaster Classic that is going to showcase a great fishery in Southeast Louisiana. There are a couple of ways to put this into perspective for those not familiar with the Classic. For one, I guess you could call it a glitter-boat parade for the Mardi Gras fans or, for the Nascar fans, we could say that it's like Nascar on the water with all the flash but on a water course. However you look at it, it's a big money maker for the local economy and big boast for the tourism department.
Trust me: We all know we need positive images for the nation to see, and this is the ticket.
As far as the actual competition, it is a three-day tournament that allows anglers to weigh their five biggest bass caught each day. When the smoke clears and the weights are added up, someone will solidify their place in fishing history and go to the bank $500,000 richer while 49 other anglers will be left to wonder, "What if?"
New Orleans has hosted the Classic three other times, with previous winners being Davy Hite, Kevin Van Dam and Michael Iaconelli. This year, a new champion will be crowned in the New Orleans Arena or the Bee Hive for the basketball fans reading along. The anglers will launch from Bayou Segnette and travel to areas that include Venice, Delacroix and the Bayou Black region.
The fishing is a side note for the spectators; I mean, after all, it's just not that easy to drive and watch these anglers compete. But you can make the Bassmaster Classic Outdoor Expo in the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. I really don't care if you like bass fishing, the FREE (minus the parking) show that will be at the convention center is worth it. Manufactures from all over the world will be on hand to show you the newest products and answer any questions you might have.
Besides the companies that will be represented in the show, there will be professional anglers there to demonstrate techniques to put fish in the boat. I mean, where else can you get this type of experience without having to pay for it. When I tell you that B.A.S.S. will put on a first-class operation, you can take my word or just come see it in person. You won't be disappointed at all.
Plus the fact that we have one Louisiana angler competing for the title makes it even more special, so come down and show Greg Hackney some support.
So in the next couple of weeks, keep an eye on the LouisianaSportsman.com Bassmaster Classic Updates page for information about the Big Show, the anglers, the areas and the techniques that will be working on the Delta.
I'll highlight anglers that hit homeruns, as well as the ones that zigged when they should have zagged. After all, the most important tournament in these guys' lives will come down to execution and timing.
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Field, Geoarchaeology
Carl joined Oxford Archaeology in 2004 as a supervisor, after working for various archaeological units since graduating in 1999. He has worked on many of the large infrastructure projects over this time, including High Speed 1, Framework Archaeology, M25, Crossrail and Thameslink. He has also been lead geoarchaeologist for several nationally important early prehistoric wetland sites in London, Carlisle and East Sussex. He has managed a broad range of excavation projects, including Bexhill Gateway Road, St Cross College, Oxford and Whitchurch. He also has an extensive publication record and has been involved in several long-term research projects (COSMIC, TRIALS and NHPP).
Carl holds a BA (Hons) from University of Wales, Lampeter, and a MSc in geoarchaeology from Reading. He actively promotes archaeological outreach through public talks, articles and open days. Carl is an Associate of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (ACIfA).
Rachel Clarke
PX Editor
After graduating from the University of Sheffield in 1989 with a BA (Hons) in Archaeology and Prehistory, Rachel worked for a number of commercial units - notably in Essex - before joining Oxford Archaeology (then CCC AFU) in 2004. As a fieldwork Project Officer, Rachel directed numerous projects, notably in Huntingdon, Bury St Edmunds and Norwich; further developing her interest in medieval and later urban archaeology. A highlight of her career so far with OA was the analytical earthwork survey of the scheduled remains of Tilty Abbey in Essex for English Heritage/Natural England – one of the outcomes of this was the setting up of a local society with whom Rachel is still very much involved.
Rachel has also worked on major post-excavation and publication projects, including those that she has directed as well as two 'legacy' projects: Norwich Whitefriars and Hinxton Genome. In 2014 Rachel swapped her trowel for a pen – taking up the role of Post-excavation editor to assist Liz Popescu with editing and authoring reports, articles and monographs as well as training and mentoring less experienced colleagues. Rachel is a Member of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (MCIfA).
Graeme Clarke
Graeme holds a BSc in archaeological science from University of Edinburgh. He has a particular interest in all parts of British prehistory, particular its earliest phases.
Some of Graeme's recent excavations have included: the oldest recorded iron furnace and landscape around Messingham, North Lincolnshire; rarely-excavated Late Saxon to medieval salt-making activity in Kings Lynn, Norfolk; an Early Saxon hall and settlement at Saxmundham, Suffolk; settlement and wells in the small Roman town of Wenhaston, Suffolk; and an Iron Age shrine and settlement at Ashford, Kent. Some large evaluations that Graeme has overseen include of early works on the A14 in Cambridgeshire; Roman settlement on the former MoD Waterbeach barracks; and Iron Age and Bronze Age remains in Thanington Kent. A personal highlight was supervision for the year-long excavation of Mesolithic and Palaeolithic flint scatters on the Bexhill Relief Road in Sussex.
Tom (Tom) Collie
Tom has worked in commercial archaeology since 2002 after completing an MA in Ancient History. He has worked on deeply stratified sites in London and on the Whitefriars project in Canterbury. After many years working for most of the archaeological units in the south-east, he turned freelance, working again in the south east but also abroad. He taught archaeological practice in the field and ran excavation sites for the universitites of Copenhagen (at the UNESCO World Heritage site at Al Zubarah, northern Qatar), Pennsylvania (in Tuscany, Italy) and Nottingham (at Dobri Dyal in Bulgaria), and excavated for the British Museum (at Sidon, Lebanon). Tom was Project Officer at the Surrey County Archaeological Unit for two years before moving to Cambridge to join OA.
Aileen Connor
Aileen has over 30 years' experience in professional archaeology in Britain. She graduated from UCL Institute of Archaeology in 1981 with a BA in Archaeology.
Aileen is an experienced archaeologist and project manager, having directed and published a number of large-scale urban and rural projects, including Causeway Lane, Leicester, and Brandon Road, Thetford. Her portfolio as a project manager includes several large urban excavation/post-excavation programmes in the medieval core of Huntingdon, as well as numerous rural and village core excavations and evaluations.
Aileen has been an Associate of the Institute for Archaeologists (ACIfA) since 1990 and is currently vice-chairman of the Council for British Archaeology Eastern Region Group (CBA East).
Clemency Cooper
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Communication, Community
As Oxford Archaeology's Community Archaeology Manager, Clemency develops and supports all educational and community work across Oxford Archaeology involving volunteers, educational institutions and the general public. She also oversees the legacy of OA East's highly successful Jigsaw project, as well as other outreach initiatives already established in the Cambridge office.
Previously, Clem was the Outreach Officer for a Heritage Lottery Funded project to recruit and train volunteers for the Portable Antiquities Scheme based at the British Museum and, before that, she worked for Access Cambridge Archaeology, running archaeological outreach activities for schools and community groups in East Anglia from the University of Cambridge.
John Cotter
John graduated from Lancaster University in 1981 with a BA (Hons) in Archaeology. He is also a Member of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (MCIfA). An early interest in medieval archaeology, artefacts, and pottery in particular has been followed by nearly 35 years employment as a medieval and post-medieval pottery specialist, and sometimes illustrator. His specialist area is the pottery of south-east England although he also writes reports on clay tobacco pipes and ceramic building material. He is an active member of the Medieval Pottery Research Group. Other interests include Egyptology.
John was lucky enough to work in Italy in the early 1980s for the British School at Rome. On returning to England he continued working as a pottery specialist, first for Colchester Archaeological Trust and then, for 15 years, at Canterbury Archaeological Trust before joining OA in 2005 in the same capacity. This earlier employment resulted in the authorship of a number of research publications including a corpus of medieval and later pottery from Colchester excavations, and monographs on pottery from Canterbury and Dover, as well as numerous smaller published reports on a range of ceramic topics. John continues in this role for OA South, assessing and reporting on pottery and other ceramic material from OA's excavations across southern England and sometimes further afield.
Nick graduated from the University of Bradford in 2008 with a BSc in Archaeology and has since worked for a number of archaeological units in the south and east of England. He joined OA East in 2011, and has subsequently worked on a broad range of sites and periods throughout East Anglia, including the Great Fen Spitfire project. His current role involves directing excavation on site and writing reports in the post-excavation phase, recent work has included large excavations of Iron Age and Roman activity in Essex and large and small evaluations throughout Cambridgeshire.


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1. How did you guys meet in the first place?
TD: Hmmm... good question! I think the first time in person was at the OFFF festival in Barcelona (what year?). We were each performing. Was that the first time, Stephan? or was it MUTEK when you performed? I think after spending some time in barcelona we began being in contact via email over the years and increasingly becoming aware of each other's music more and more. the last couple of years we began talking about wanting to do a collaboration together.. and I think this one sort of came about accidentally, as Stephan was submitting these tracks to me for a possible finished 12k release, but then decided he wanted me to work on them and it could become the basis of our collaboration.
SM: I had to check this myself, it was MUTEK 2002 when we met for the first time. Before that we where label mates on ritornell and Fallt's Invalid object series, the idea to work on a collaboration came up quiet early but then good things take their time.
2. Please tell us about the concept of this album and why you have chosen the 78 rpms as the main theme.
TD: I think I will let Stephan answer this, as the whole concept was his.
SM: Actually I had this long standing invitation to produce a work for 12k. In 2007 I started collecting mechanical gramophones and early 78s and by that time I was finished with my 'Radioland' project where I took shortwave radio as a live input for my computer. so I soon started using selected 78s instead, actually using the same old patch I'm working with since Frequency Lib in 2001 and entropic processes (generating audio from loudspeakers to microphones over and over again). I also have a small collection of early 1900s wax-cylinders with recordings of classical music which I transfered on a friends phonograph machine in switzerland as I dont have one myself yet.
3. How did this collaboration start and let me know the actual process in making this album.
TD: Stephan can comment on his part... it is interesting because in the beginning he thought the tracks were finished, so asking me to continue them came at the very end. My idea was to add only acoustic instruments, to keep in line with the very physical, analog feel of the 78 records. I stuck to this pretty much but there are tracks of vintage synthesizer, so not all acoustic. Stephan handed me off his tracks and I would add my material to them.. In some cases I would drastically EQ his songs to make room for my own sounds and to make sure the whole thing did not get too heavy. Stephan gave me freedom to mix as I needed. after I finished I believe stephan may have some some additional edits (I forgot exactly.. he may remember).. before we considered it "Done".
SM: Yes, at some point I came up with a sketch for a 12k CD. I didn't consider it finished as I thought the music was rather demure still, mainly due to the fact that those early recordings are limited to a frequency range from 700Hz - 4000MHz. so my audio sounded just as tiny and, like most of the time, I couldn't decide to touch it myself. my respect for these 'self-evolved' creatures is sometimes just too big. so I asked taylor if he wanted to finish the pieces and I love what he did, every time a new piece came in it would put a huge smile on my face! Taylor did such a wonderful job by creating additional voices, very subtle and caressing to the basic tracks.
4. Could you briefly explain what the "78 rpm records" and "wax cylinders" are?
SM: (In 1886) wax-cylinders were the forebarers of records, edisons phonograph the mother of recording and (at the same time) playback devices. A cylinder spins at 128RPM while a cutting head writes signals sent into the attached horn to the cylinders wax layer. Once the recording is finished, you can simply play it back using the same head and horn, this time the other way round. Back then all the commercially available recordings had to be recorded individually until in 1895 Emil Berliner came up with the first shellack discs which kicked-off the record industry how we know it today (well, if today was 10 years ago*). 78s where more durable than cylinders and delivered a better frequency range. Playback was of course still mechanical - a needle (steel, cactus or bamboo) sitting in the groove, making a diaphragm housed in a soundbox vibrate, those vibrations will travel through the tone arm which is attached to the horn, pretty straight forward! to me the sound reproduced like that is really enchanting (and certainly not for reasons of nostalgia!) and immediate. until the advent of the microphone in 1925 78s where also recorded using horns. for 'transcriptions' I exclusively used mechanical recordings from the 1900s and early '10s.
5. How did you record the 78 rpm records?
SM: The 78s where played back on two HMV 102 portable gramophones and sent to my computer in mono using one large diaphragm microphone for each player. So basically I recorded them like you would record an acoustic instrument. The software processes were done in realtime unless for the wax-cylinders, which were pre-recorded due to not having a phonograph myself.
6. What do you think this album is different compared to your solo albums?
TD: I try to make all of my projects quite differently.. and usually based upon some sort of process or approach... to work with these old 78 recordings was very special and unique.. and I think the resulting work has a much more dense feel than a lot of my own solo works which tend to be very gentle. I wouldn't call "Transcriptions" gentle, it is warm and enveloping, but coming from a more saturated point of view.
SM: All I can say (again!) is that I enjoyed so much to watch the pieces grow in Taylor's hands. It is a real duet, 2 voices blending to sing one song.
7. Any other notes to add?
TD: For me this was a wonderful and not too stressful way to start a working collaboration with Stephan. I really enjoy working face to face in the same studio so I think we may try something like that in the future for another collaborative work.
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Considered one of Britain's joint oldest males at present stated 'I really feel as if I have lost a brother' after the dying of 111-yr-old Alf Smith. Mr Weighton, from Alton, Hants, was pen pals along with his 'twin brother' Mr Smith, exchanging birthday greetings every year and corresponding with him through Mr Smith's daughter. Today Mr Weighton stated 'I really feel an ideal sense of loss' and added that he will write to Mr Smith's daughter instantly.
Mr Weighton said: 'I'm so terribly sorry to listen to the information. He was my twin brother, as we used to say, and I will write to his daughter immediately. He was a pleasant and fascinating man. Although I by no means met him and did not ever correspond with him immediately as he was not ready to write down correctly, I feel an important sense of loss. Alf Smith, of St Madoes in Perthshire, Scotland, has died aged 111 years outdated and 128 days.
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Share 'I corresponded with his daughter, who lives close by and noticed to his day by day wants, and last spoke after we exchanged birthday greetings in March. He added: 'He will certainly be in my thoughts from now, as will his family. Mr Weighton, born in Hull, was the center of seven kids and has three kids of his own, 10 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. On listening to of Alf's passing, Mr Weighton said: 'I'm so terribly sorry to hear the news.
He was my twin brother, as we used to say, and I will write to his daughter instantly. Mr Smith was born in Invergowrie in 1908, the fifth of six sons to John and Jessie Smith. He was educated at Invergowrie Primary School and Harris Academy, Dundee. He emigrated to Canada, along with four of his brothers, in 1927 however returned after 5 years and went on to drive lorries for his brother George. The couple went on to farm at Kinfauns where they raised two youngsters, Irene and Allan.
Asked for his secret to an extended and joyful life in a previous interview, Mr Smith stated: 'Porridge is useful and having a job you enjoy. I like to suppose I've lived an honest life. I do ask myself – why me? Why have I lived so long when others haven't? After passing away, Mr smith's local councillor Eric Drysdale paid tribute to the former farmer, who credited porridge and having fun with his job for his long life.
The SNP Perth and Kinross councillor tweeted: 'Sad to hear this morning that Scotland's oldest man, Perth and Kinross based mostly Alf Smith of St Madoes has passed means aged 111 years and 128 days. When he was one hundred he purchased a brand new washing machine and selected a ten yr prolonged warranty! Optimism seems to be the key to an extended life.
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The first impression of chigozie obioma s the fishermen, shortlisted for the man booker prize, is that of a car spluttering on starting up. Told from the point of view of nine year old benjamin, the youngest of four brothers, the fishermen is the story of an unforgettable childhood in 1990s nigeria, in the small town of akure. Therefore it need a free signup process to obtain the book. The sibling bond is tight between the four brothers in this story. Northern pike not native to south central alaska were illegally released into lakes and streams on. This detailed literature summary also contains quotes and a free quiz on the fishermen by chigozie obioma. Fishermen novel chigozie obioma pdf 2964c9f4f capsa qiu. The fishermens network ethical, sustainable harvest local commercial fishers, our local environmental sentinels.
Chigozie obiomas novel follows a group of young boys who disobey their elders to spend afternoons fishing on the banks of an unlucky river. The fishermen is the debut novel by nigerian author chigozie obioma, published in 2015. He has lived in nigeria, cyprus, and turkey, and currently resides in the united states, where he teaches at the university of nebraska. A bit tragic but a wonderful depiction of african life. Even atheists might rejoice in the gospel story which has jesus stopping by the shores of a lake, watching two fishermen casting their nets, then.
The fishermen is a dark, haunting, mythical story about brotherhood, love and madness. Oct 06, 2015 few debut novels generated more excitement this year than chigozie obiomas the fishermen. I wrote this note when chennai was deluged by rains last week. If you wish to read book the fishermen by chigozie obioma online. African oral tradition is melded with the novel in obioma s tragic tale of four nigerian brothers. The novel was based on obioma s own personal experiences growing up in akure during the 1990s. It has gone on to be nominated for and win several awards. The environment award was sponsored by and presented by the hon. Isbn 9780316338370set amid the political instability of 1990s nigeria, chigozie obioma s first novel depicts the traumatic events that befall an igbo family living in the predominantly yoruba city of akure. The fishermen starts as a fictional story about four nigerian brothers who struck out on afterschool adventures when their father took a job that required him to live out of town and their mother was busy tending to her shop in the market and the two youngest children. Quotes from the fishermen by chigozie obioma bookmate. His once stable household suddenly begins to unravel when his father must relocate to a distant township to chigozie obioma is another in a long line of talented african writers. If you wish to entertaining books, several novels, story, jokes, and also a lot more fictions collections are additionally launched.
Narrated by ben, a nineyearold boy who looks up to his three older brothers, the main events of the novel transpire in 1993, when nigeria experienced. The novel follows four brothers in a quiet neighbourhood of a nigerian town, who are given a violent prophecy which shakes their family to the core. Zebra mussels, dreissena polymorpha whitney cranshaw, colorado state university grass carp escaped from a fish farming experiment station in stuttgart, arkansas in 1966. The novel begins at the heart of the biting economy of 1990s nigeria obioma 2015, 31. I believe that he has it in him to become one of the best writers of the. Published to critical acclaim on both sides of the atlantic, the winner of the inaugural emerging voices. An orchestra of minorities by chigozie obioma bookbub. Passionate and bold, the fishermen is a breathtakingly beautiful novel, firmly rooted in the best of african storytelling. Told from the point of view of nine year old benjamin, the youngest of four brothers, the fishermen is the cain and a. Download the fishermen audiobook by chigozie obioma. Eleanor catton, author of the luminaries man booker prize i find the author chigozie obioma formidably articulate and with great talent. Fans of chimamanda ngozi adichie half of a yellow sun will relish its distinct nigerian placement.
At the time of writing i was not aware of what was happening apart from stray word of mouth reports that the waters were rising. It is set in the 1990s, during the rule of sani abacha. The fishermen, an elegy to nigeria books and arts abc. Apr 15, 2015 the fishermen ventures into dark waters chigozie obiomas novel follows a group of young boys who disobey their elders to spend afternoons fishing on the banks of an unlucky river, and the. He captures classic nigerian idiosyncrasies through the characters, for example. His employer, the central bank of nigeria, had transferred him to a branch of the bank in yolaa town in the north that was a camel distance of more. Read the fishermen by chigozie obioma book online pdf.
Obiomas story takes place between 1995 and 1996 in the nigerian city of akure, where ikenna, boja, obembe, and benjamin are the four eldest. Pdf 271c5 in a nigerian town in the mid 1990s, four brothers encounter a madman whose mystic prophecy of violence threatens the core of their closeknit family. Benjamin, the fourth of six children, narrates the story. The fishermen by chigozie obioma paperback book for sale. Feb 24, 2015 chigozie obiomas debut novel, the fishermen, is an outstanding addition to african literature. Apr 15, 2017 sadly, its not as widely available here in the u. Quotes from the fishermen by chigozie obioma animpuye apuye has quoted 8 months ago after our father moved out of akure, a town in the west of nigeria, where we had lived together all our lives. The fishermen is a nigerian fishing tale gone epically awry.
He was a fall 2012 omi fellow at ledig house, new york. May 03, 2015 although technically set in the small nigerian town of akure in the 1990s, the fishermen out of four, the darkly mythic first novel by chigozie obioma, feels as if it might predate modernity. The fishermen chigozie obioma one, pushkin press the fishermen is chigozie obioma s fi rst novel. The fishermen skillfully examines the delicate dynamics of an african family living in nigeria during the 1990s. The fishermen starts as a fictional story about four nigerian brothers who struck out on afterschool adventures when their father took a job that required him to live out of town and their mother was busy tending to her shop in the market. Apr 22, 2016 at the beginning of chigozie obiomas debut novel, the fishermen, ben, the storys narrator, tells us why memory matters.
The fishermen, chigozie obioma s debut novel, is an incredibly assured piece of writing. Chigozie obiomas debut novel, the fishermen, is an outstanding addition to african literature. Watch sam omatseyes interview with chigozie obioma on tvc africa, babel, swedens premier book show. The fishermen will reel you in arts the harvard crimson. Even atheists might rejoice in the gospel story which has jesus stopping by the shores of a lake, watching two fishermen. History is what we have and what our children inherit to manage hard times ahead. The fishermen is a biblical parable set in the 1990s, when nigeria was under the military dictatorship of gen. Although brown trout compromised some gila trout populations. New perspectives, in association with home presents the fishermen by chigozie obioma a new adaptation for the stage by gbolahan obisesan extracts taken from a development week supported by the. Nigerian author chigozie obioma reads from his novel the.
Ikennas classmate, solomon, had told him about the pleasures of fishing. Seen through the prism of one familys destiny, this is an essential novel about africa with all of its contradictionseconomic, political, and religiousand the epic beauty of its own pdf culture. The fishermen by chigozie obioma little, brown and company. The fishermen by obioma chigozie 9781925106442 dymocks. Fishing represents a fascinating adventure for the four brothers and their friends, as explained by benjamin, the narrator.
In chigozie obiomas novel, the fishermen 2015, we witness the tragic events triggered by a prophecy delivered to four nigerian brothers. The fishermen is the story of four brothers ikenna, boja, obembe and benjamin whose lives are destroyed by an encounter with abulu, a. A contemporary twist on the odyssey, an orchestra of minorities is narrated by the chi, or spirit of a young poultry farmer named chinonso. The fishermen is a story of life among the peasants of northern tula, where the broad oka river flows through a level country to empty into the volga at nizhni novgorod. The fishermen ebook by chigozie obioma rakuten kobo.
Few novels deserve to be called mythic, but chigozie obioma s the fishermen is certainly one of them. His life is set off course when he sees a woman who is. The first two chapters are descriptive to the point of. About the author chigozie obioma was born in 1986 in akure, nigeria. Chigozie obioma s debut novel, the fishermen, is an outstanding addition to african literature. The book is set to appear next month in the us, where obioma is. Native inland trout restoration on national forests in the. In 2015, obioma was named one of 100 global thinkers by foreign policy magazine. Chigozie obioma was born in 1986 in akure, nigeria. Told by nineyearold benjamin, the youngest of four brothers, the fishermen is the cain and abelesque story of a childhood in nigeria. Narrated by ben, a nineyearold boy who looks up to his three older brothers, the main events of the novel transpire in 1993, when nigeria. This prophesy breaks their strong bond, and unleashes a tragic chain of events of almost mythic proportions.
Life changes dramatically for benjamin, the fourth of six children, when his father, eme, is transferred to the town of yola by his employer, leaving his mother to raise him and. Chigozie obioma emerging voices 2015 fiction winner. A novel, by chigozie obioma publication that will certainly offer you worth, obtain the most effective vendor from us currently from several popular publishers. The implications for parenting, prophecy and the place of man in the multiverse article pdf available january 2017 with 2,050 reads how we measure reads. Artikelen van chigozie obioma koop je eenvoudig online bij. Chigozie obioma born 1986 is a nigerian writer and assistant professor of literature and creative writing at the university of nebraskalincoln. Bbc radio 4 open book, chigozie obioma, chigozie obioma. Welcome,you are looking at books for reading, the the fisherman, you will able to read or download in pdf or epub books and notice some of author may have lock the live reading for some of country.
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Vadodara: He left his job out of passion to develop new technologies. And till date, Tushar Guha, a plastics engineer, has earned four patents for his inventions.
Guha, who is residing in city since 2008, is already in the process of getting his fifth patent for a new technology that he believes will end the menace of vehicle thefts and other illegal activities done through stolen vehicles in the country.
Guha has developed a high-security number plate that can neither be tampered nor removed.
He claims that this number plate is even more secure than the high security registration plate (HSRP) issued by the government.
To ensure this, he has synchronized the ignition circuit of the vehicle with the concealed LED light that is a part of the number plate and has also linked the Aadhar number with it.
"Once the vehicle starts, the LED light gets illuminated. The other advantage is that people can identify the car number in an incident of hit-and-run during night hours," said Guha.
Guha has sent this idea to the Prime Minister's office and to the union ministry of road transports and highways.
"The government will have to consider many legal frameworks for the implementation of this number plate," said Guha, who had participated in Department of Science and Technology's India Innovation Growth Programme in 2012.
Guha told TOI that before considering this project, the government will have to make Aadhar number mandatory for owning vehicles and issuing driving licenses. "The government will also have to make mention of Aadhar number mandatory while registering complaints of vehicle thefts," he said.
In the past, Guha had earned patents for developing a battery of the size of a video cassette that can provide light for 10 to 20 hours. He has also developed LED lights that cannot break and work under the water too. Guha also plans to make use of LED lights in roadside hoardings.
"The illumination technology in number plates can be used in the hoardings too which will save lot of energy," he said.


We've had ham for the past two days. It's delicious but I'm over leftovers. We'll make some soup with our ham bone and freeze it for later this winter.
I love ham at Thanksgiving. This year we didn't even have turkey. We just had ham as our main meat dish. I picked up a Honeybaked Bone-in Ham. It's an easy way to prepare for Thanksgiving.
The ham is a special occasion meal – and it's expensive. I want to get the most out of my ham. I often pick up a White Bean Soup mix white I am at the Honeybaked Ham Store. I've tried their other soup mixes and the White Bean is our favorite.
You could pass it up and add carrots and celery to the beans for the second hour of simmering.
If you have a lot of mean still on the ham bone, you may want to skim the fat off the top of the soup. You could use a spoon to do this while the soup is hot or you could chill the soup and skim the fat once it solidifies on the top.
We freeze this soup in containers for a quick and easy lunch or dinner meal throughout the winter. Bon appetit!


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Horror Isn't Just Having a Resurgence, It's Taking Over
Hollywood's gone to the graveyard and everyone's following right behind
on October 23, 2018, 12:16pm
Artwork by Cap Blackard
Do you like scary movies? You're not alone. Not since the '80s has horror felt so ubiquitous. Turn on the television, head to the theaters, or reach for a book, and odds are you're going to find something spooky. Even better, most of it's pretty damn great.
Mike Flanagan's delivered a rare Netflix masterpiece in The Haunting of Hill House, Ari Aster's concocted a two-hour recipe for PTSD with Hereditary, and authors Riley Sager, Paul Tremblay, or Zoje Stage are prompting readers to invest in night lights.
Blame it on Trump, blame it on economics, blame it on exhaustion, or, hell, blame it on straight-up sado-masochism, but there are millions of people looking to be scared and dozens upon dozens of creatives starving to scare them.
The Haunting of Hill House, Netflix
It's one of the better symbiotic relationships going down in pop culture right now, and especially in Hollywood. At a time when franchise filmmaking is all the rage, original storytelling appears to be unaffected by the genre. In fact, it's only gotten stronger.
Over the last year alone, we've seen Jordan Peele win an Oscar for Get Out, Jim Halpert charm critics and horrorhounds alike with A Quiet Place, and fucking Nicholas Cage bludgeon his way into midnight movie cultdom with Mandy.
If that weren't strange enough, we're also seeing Fangoria on the shelves again, Jamie Lee Curtis eschewing any yogurt for heavy artillery in another chapter of Halloween, and Stephen King sparking major bidding wars across Hollywood.
Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween
There's no end in sight, either. Luca Guadagnino is following up his Oscar darling Call Me By Your Name with a reimagining of Dario Argento's Suspiria, Freddy Krueger's on The Goldbergs, and LeBron James wants to take his talents to Crystal Lake.
With every passing day comes another chunk of horror to chew on, whether it's something you watch, you read, you wear, you play, or you attend. After all, horror isn't just in demand, it's in vogue, and it's since become a lifestyle that's hardly fringe.
No, similar to geek culture and the proliferation of Marvel and Star Wars movies, horror has long gone mainstream, no doubt fueled by the once-rabid bite of AMC's The Walking Dead or the ghostly blockbusters of James Wan or Jason Blum.
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Unlike Marvel and Star Wars, though, horror is much more complicated to corrupt, if only because it traditionally comes from such a nuanced place. What scares you doesn't always scare others, which is why people either love or hate most horror films.
Yet that personalization is why the genre is so enduring — you can always dig deeper — and why it's so often compared to pornography. For many, the experience of horror goes beyond narrative and aesthetic and simply boils down to carnal desires.
Perhaps that's why so many people want it right now. In addition to tapping into those more primal elements of humanity, horror also provides an escape, a rush of blood to the heart, the nerves, and the head. It's a rollercoaster ride with levels of endurance.
Hereditary, A24
And at a time when customization is king and on-demand is everything, there's really no better genre around. You want something about small town killers? Check. You want true crime? Gotcha. You want monsters under the bed? Done.
It's not that horror has gone mainstream, it's that everyone's caught up. Sure, there are those who don't like to be scared, but they can be scared, and that's just as lucrative to creatives as those who are willing to line up around the corner for it.
Right now, every day is Halloween, and everyone's looking for a costume.
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Kasindo (en serbe cyrillique : ) est un village de Bosnie-Herzégovine. Il est situé sur le territoire de la Ville d'Istočno Sarajevo, dans la municipalité d'Istočna Ilidža et dans la République serbe de Bosnie. Selon les premiers résultats du recensement bosnien de 2013, il compte 578 habitants.

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Le village est situé au bord de la Kasindolska rijeka (la « rivière de Kasindo »).

Histoire

Démographie

Évolution historique de la population dans la localité

Répartition de la population par nationalités (1991)

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En 1991, la communauté locale de Kasindo comptait  habitants, répartis de la manière suivante :

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Samantha "I'm a person who feels I live in paradise and truly love Australia after immigrating here in 2003. I work as a foreign exchange trader, live with my true soul mate, husband Albert. I have a passion for Aussie wildlife and became a registered wildlife carer in 2005 and can say I feel truly privileged to be able to raise and rehabilitate orphan wallaby/kangaroo joeys. I love these creatures with my heart and soul. My dream is to be able to help struggling volunteer wildlife carers, financially, so that they can do what they do best without worrying how to pay the next vet bill"
The other week, for no particular reason, I imagined my husband organising my obituary using one of the photos he's taken of me. He has an amazing knack of capturing hideous facial expressions.
So, I decided that I might create a self portrait, at least I could control what the world saw after my demise. At the start of the project I admit I was feeling down, sifting through a bunch of images when you look your worst has that effect. However, a week later I was having a ball. Oh my goodness, I could never have imagined the power to be had in choosing what you look like. I actually laughed out loud (no really, I'm too old for this LOL stuff). My man kept giving me serious looks, worry in his eyes as I giggled away throughout my work.
How can I describe being able to knock 20 years off your face with a few artful strokes, give yourself luscious lips without the pain and expense of surgery. Oh, and eyes, shining with youthful glamour. I looked amazing. Except for my hair of course, I just couldn't get it right and decided I needed a break from myself.
Very few photos show me without a kangaroo, they are the animal I love the best in the world. I adore painting roos, I added an orphaned red kangaroo called Ariel.
……so after the excitement of doing that, a bit like having one chocolate. I decided I had to paint another.
It was around this time that my imagination took hold. What if I could send out a message to mankind using this piece as a central hub. Produce a visual story of anguish and frustration? A panel of work to show the plight of an ordinary wildlife carer of kangaroos and the terrible impact man has on the species in Australia. Yes, I was on a roll.
By late afternoon, I'd come out of the stratosphere and out of nowhere decided as I was looking at myself, I'd created a big fat lie. So, I painted a few lines on my face, added lots of grey hairs, thinned my luscious lips and sat back to assess.
You know what? I paint from the heart, I attempt to create what I see in my mind. So, I changed it back to how it was again and immediately felt better with the lie, because I realised it wasn't. ...Not really.


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Port of Amsterdam on its way to largest solar farm in the region
Port of Amsterdam is aiming for a substantial greening of the energy supply in its region. It therefore intends to install 100,000 m2 (17 MW) of solar panels on buildings in the port area by 2020. That will make the port area the largest solar farm in the region.
This week, Port of Amsterdam received a grant for the first 19,000m2. That paves the way to install panels on the rooftops of seven buildings in the port area. Solar panels will not only be installed on the roofs of six of our own buildings, but also on the office and warehouse of PARO. PARO is therefore one of the first private companies in the area that is making a substantial contribution to this sustainable initiative.
Port of Amsterdam stated in Vision 2030 what it will do to increase its sustainability, including in terms of energy. One of the aims is to generate energy by means of solar panels on warehouses and office buildings in its area. Three warehouses, the building that Feadship will move into, Prodock and the PTA cruise terminal will be equipped in the year ahead with a total of 11,500 solar panels, with a capacity of 2.8 million KWh per year of green electricity. This is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of 900 households.
Greener and more affordable
Port of Amsterdam wants to make it easier for businesses in the port area to go solar. For instance, an independent party works through the calculations of a business case that facilitates decision-making. Port of Amsterdam is also coordinating joint purchasing of solar panels, as well as maintenance and monitoring and they can also take on the investment if desired. 'That enables our customers to continue to focus on their core business, while the sustainability of the port area is increased at the same time,' says Koen Overtoom, CEO of Port of Amsterdam. 'Arrangements are possible under which energy bill savings are achieved from the very first day. Businesses can make a significant socially responsible contribution while reducing costs!'
Ramping up sustainable energy
The programme 'Solar energy in the Port' is part of the strategic programme 'Ramping up sustainable energy' with which Port of Amsterdam is aiming for a substantial greening of energy supply in the area. Port of Amsterdam sees opportunities for sustainable energy partnerships in the Port (between customers, but also jointly with Port of Amsterdam) and thereby reducing energy prices significantly. This will further improve the quality of Port of Amsterdam as a business location.
Green electricity for both customers and residents
Koen Overtoom: 'Our goal is to double the number of square metres of solar panels annually. We are now also making a substantial commitment to solar power, besides biofuels and wind power, to create sustainable energy for both our customers and the residents of Amsterdam. With this first step, we are installing solar panels on an area that is equivalent to the size of three football pitches and making a significant contribution to the sustainability goals of the City of Amsterdam.'
Delegates at the 2017 GreenPort Congress will learn about 'Impact of the energy transition' in one of a number of sessions that will see case studies presented by practitioners.
View the full programme here.
For further information and to book your place contact the Events team on +44 1329 825335 or email congress@greenport.com.
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Split Ticket: Reopening Economy Amid Pandemic Divides Western PA Voters
By Lucy Perkins • Jun 3, 2020
Reopening the economy has become a polarizing issue, and how elected leaders handle the task could sway voters' decisions at the ballot box in November. For our Split Ticket series, we asked four western Pennsylvania voters about how they view reopening strategies.
'Reopening doesn't mean people aren't dying'
Linda Bishop has been a Republican and a Democrat and describes her political background as "purple."
Even though complete shutdowns have been lifted in western Pennsylvania, Linda Bishop has no plans to change her habits. She and her husband, who has underlying health concerns, started isolating well before Gov. Tom Wolf's stay-at-home order.
"Really what needs to happen for reopening and for me to feel safe is some kind of coordinated national plan," she said.
Bishop is in her sixties, and lives in Mars, Pa. She's retired on a fixed income, although some of her investments have tanked during the pandemic.
"We've made a lot of sacrifices these past couple of months," she said. "We were basically buying time for our government to prepare."
Even so, she said, federal officials "haven't done the things that needed to be done to prepare for the reopening, like getting the testing and contact tracing in place. I don't feel like we're any better off than we were two-and-a-half months ago."
Like Bishop, progressive Democrat Savannah Henry is wary of reopening the economy too soon, because she believes government inaction has disproportionately hurt people of color.
Progressive Savannah Henry is from Erie, and is studying at the University of Pittsburgh.
"Even though we're reopening, it doesn't mean people aren't dying," Henry said. "And a lot of the people who are dying are marginalized people and they're not getting proper [burials] because there are so many. That's the most scary thing."
Henry will be a junior at the University of Pittsburgh this fall. She's majoring in English and Gender Studies, and is the president of the Planned Parenthood club. She has plans to hang out with some friends outside (and 6 feet apart) but she thinks recent protests to reopen the economy are ridiculous. She noted many of those at the demonstrations were not social distancing, and said the message itself is selfish.
"There was a sign that had chains alluding to slavery," she said of the reopening protests in Pittsburgh and elsewhere. "What we're going through now isn't oppression: It's for the well being of everybody."
Henry also points out how differently police have treated the white protesters at the reopening rallies compared to their handling of demonstrations led by people of color. That concern was brought into even sharper focus last weekend, when nationwide protests followed the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
"People of color – who have been protesting forever – when they do protesting, guns are out and the police will arrest people simply for being there," she said. "Whereas these people have their guns and they're not getting penalized or anything."
'American exceptionalism will take root again'
Mary Henze voted for Barack Obama in 2008 and was a Democrat for decades before voting for Donald Trump in 2016.
Republican Mary Henze wants things to reopen now, and called Wolf a tyrant for imposing restrictions in the first place.
"I need to get out," she said. "I've been so confined and so restricted that I've almost lost my mind."
She believes the reopening protests are justified.
"None of these people are out to kill anybody," she said. "They're my neighbors, I grew up with them."
Henze is in her fifties and lives in Jefferson Hills. She's been on disability for a decade and says she and her son have relied on extra food-stamp money provided by the federal government during the pandemic. Henze said even though she has a compromised immune system, she still plans to start seeing friends and family.
"I have no fear," she said. "If [the virus] is going to take me out, it'll take me out. But I'm not going to live behind plexiglass."
Fellow Republican Ed Cwiklinski is also ready to socialize again. He's in his forties and lives with his wife and young kids in Bethel Park. They've struggled to find work these past few months, but he's looking forward to seeing friends and family.
Ed Cwiklinski is a Republican who lives in Bethel Park. He's always voted for Republicans at the top of the ticket but has voted for some Democrats locally.
"I'd love to have people over here, love to have a barbecue," Cwiklinski said. "I'll shake hands and hug people at this point and not worry about it."
But he disagrees with Henze about whether the reopening protests were a good idea.
"I don't really know that they went about it the right way," Cwiklinski said. "I wouldn't have shown up to the protest without a mask, I wouldn't have shown up to be around a bunch of people, and I would have definitely not taken a firearm to wield around. I think that sends a bad message."
Still, Cwiklinski said the country should reopen, even if some people don't feel like it's safe yet.
"I'm very optimistic about the coronavirus – about the second wave not being a big deal. I know that American exceptionalism will take root again and I know the good working people of this country want to get back to work and thrive again."
Epidemiologists are more cautious, and many fear a second wave of the virus could come this fall -- and be even deadlier than the first.
How The Pandemic Further Divides Western Pennsylvania Voters
By Lucy Perkins • Apr 29, 2020
During the first few months of this year, the 2020 presidential race dominated the country's attention – until the coronavirus arrived.
Three Republicans Vie To Replace Turzai In The 28th House District
By Lucy Perkins • May 22, 2020
Photos courtesy of the candidates / 90.5 WESA
Republican Mike Turzai represented the 28th state house District for nearly two decades before announcing his plans to retire at the end of this year. None of the three Republicans vying for his North Hills seat would have the same legislative clout as Turzai, the outgoing Speaker of the House. But they still believe they can help guide the state through the coronavirus pandemic.
Stay-At-Home Orders Can Be Dangerous For Domestic Violence Victims
By Lucy Perkins • Apr 2, 2020
Gov. Tom Wolf has issued stay-at-home orders across Pennsylvania as the coronavirus spreads. The directives are meant to save lives, but for victims of domestic violence, being stuck at home with their abusers can be extremely dangerous.


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Python code:
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Whatsapp is working hard to tackle down spread of the fake news... Here are some of facts.
Ever since Donald Trump won his place as the president of the United States, public concern has since increased about the rise of fake news in our modern society. Not only does this raise the question of "is what I am reading real or fake?" But, trust in newspapers and online media outlets is falling in many western countries including the US, UK, and Australia.
The rise of this misinformation/fake news combined by the fact that the internet makes it easier for it to spread and at a high-speed. When it comes to fake news, social media is the biggest culprit for helping it to spread across the digital landscape. Facebook's share button, Twitter's retweet buttons, and Instagram's report feature are the most significant contributors to this. Imagine that fake news is fire and that social media is the fuel.
source that is hard to find anywhere else.
attention-seeking or aims to spread a political agenda.
not experts in the field of the content being shared.
Calling a piece of information "fake news" is now becoming a common way to dismiss news pieces that readers simply do not like. With this being said, it is also important to understand what isn't fake news.
may contain factual errors, to begin with.
uncomfortable or information that goes against their moral beliefs.
What Has WhatsApp Done to Address to Fake News Spreading?
Privacy and security remain at the forefront as one of the most important factors when using technology. As innovative and disruptive technologies enter the market, the way data and personal information are stored completely changes. The result? A big challenge for businesses around the world. And when WhatsApp introduced end-to-end encryption back in 2016, it ensured users that their messages would be safe from falling into the wrong hands.
However, one thing that the company overlooked was that end-to-end encryption would inevitably fuel the fake news fire. Which, is exactly why the Facebook-owned company is now tackling the spread of misinformation head-on (or trying to).
The messaging app is now going to limit users to forwarding a single message only five times, in an attempt to address the spread of misinformation and fake news on the platform. Whilst research has proved that fake news stories have been the focus in America, the spread of misinformation has also proved a problem is other locations such as Brazil for example.
The real problem for WhatsApp lies in how quick users actually share false information with their contacts.
Even after putting these restrictions in place, a single user can still message a group they are in and share fake news and misleading information. Which doesn't really seem like a problem when you think about the most common types of groups. Families, close friends, work colleagues etc. Consider this, WhatsApp groups can have as many as 256 users. Now imagine all of them users sharing a fake piece of information that you posted in a single group. And, the process repeating over and over. The result, fake news spreading like wildfire.
This means that messages can get forwarded to more and more users without a check on the context of the subject matter. WhatsApp's in-house security team can actually read messages sent on the platform, but this is only when a user reports content they believe to be problematic or offensive. However, the private nature of the app means that it is extremely difficult to halt the flow of fake news or to understand just how this misinformation spreads on the application.
This update is the latest to be rolled out by the messaging giant. But it also highlights the challenges particular to WhatsApp, whose system is designed for messages to not be seen by the public eye.
So, if you share a single piece of fake news on WhatsApp then what potential does the content have if every single user in a packed-out group also share it? You share the content in 5 different groups that all have 256 users in each of which you are one so that's a 1,275 user reach. Now imagine if all of them 1,275 users shared the content in 5 more groups? That's still a pretty big number regardless of the update or not.


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IID criticized for 'atrocious' customer service
Sammy Roth
The Imperial Irrigation District is working on a new rooftop solar program, but it's still under fire for the way it's treated hundreds of prospective solar customers over the last few months.
Frustration with the utility boiled over on Monday, when a member of its Energy Consumers Advisory Committee got into a heated argument with General Manager Kevin Kelley. Committee member Mark Weber, who serves as Coachella's economic development manager, asked why the district hasn't returned phone calls from customers who have been waiting for months for permission to turn on their rooftop solar panels.
"The lack of customer service that's been demonstrated by IID is not concerning, it's atrocious," Weber said.
That comment drew the anger of Kelley, who interrupted and talked over him: "Let me stop you there. Let me stop you there. Hey, wait a second. Hey wait a second! Hey, you know what, you're gonna lecture me? You're gonna get the facts right!" As Weber tried to keep talking, Kelley scolded him: "I'm not gonna sit here and have you lecture IID on its unscrupulous business practices!"
Weber shot back: "Then don't sit here, OK?...I am a appointed person representing the community of La Quinta, and it's irresponsible of you as the general manager to speak over me."
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The irrigation district abruptly shut down its solar net metering program in February, saying it would no longer credit solar-powered homes and businesses for the electricity they send onto the grid. The announcement left hundreds of families scrambling to figure out whether they could still afford to go solar, even though many of them had already paid installers tens of thousands of dollars to put panels on their roofs.
The utility's board of directors initially refused to give those families any relief, voting down a staff proposal to increase the net metering cap last month. The board relented slightly on Tuesday, giving staff permission to develop a new net metering program — albeit one that will result in new solar customers paying higher energy bills than they would have under the original program.
The district will hold two public meetings to gather suggestions for the next version of net metering: in El Centro on July 12 and in La Quinta on July 13. The board will ultimately need to approve the new program.
In the meantime, more than 1,200 homes and businesses are waiting for the district's permission to turn on their rooftop solar systems. Hundreds of them applied for net metering before the district closed its program in February. Hundreds more submitted their applications after that announcement and may decide solar no longer makes financial sense for them, depending on what the new net metering program looks like.
Making matters worse, many of those customers say they've been unable to get answers from district staff about the status of their applications, or why it's taken months to get permission to connect to the grid. At the district's Energy Consumers Advisory Committee meeting on Monday night, La Quinta resident Robert Nelson said he's been trying to get the utility to approve his solar system for two months.
"I'm sitting here talking about a $35,000 installation sitting on the roof, doing nothing, because of the ineptness of this firm," Nelson said. "I am at my wit's end...I don't know what you people are doing."
READ MORE: Solar installers, homeowners furious with Imperial Irrigation District
Later in the meeting, Kelley said the district would finish processing the backlog of solar interconnection applications in four to five weeks. He also apologized for the lack of communication with those customers.
"It concerns me that these people can't get a call back, can't get somebody on the phone," he said.
The Imperial Irrigation District isn't the only utility sparring with the rooftop solar industry. Across the country, utility officials have argued that rooftop solar customers aren't paying their fair share to maintain the electric grid, and that non-solar customers will ultimately be forced to pay more in the form of higher energy bills.
"We need to minimize if not eliminate subsidies" to solar customers, Vicken Kasarjian, the Imperial Irrigation District's energy manager, told the board of directors on Tuesday.
READ MORE: No relief for IID customers as Assembly kills solar bill
Solar advocates have accused the utility of trying to kill the solar market. They've also pointed to a flurry of recent studies suggesting that rooftop solar benefits everyone in ways the district isn't taking into account. The technology's benefits include limiting the need for expensive new power plants and grid maintenance, not to mention displacing fossil fuels, the main cause of climate change and a serious contributor to local air pollution.
Imperial Irrigation District customers who are already enrolled in net metering haven't been affected by any of the changes, and are still being credited at the full retail rate for the electricity they generate.
Sammy Roth writes about energy and the environment for The Desert Sun. He can be reached at sammy.roth@desertsun.com, (760) 778-4622 and @Sammy_Roth.


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>AD> all have our biases.
>> won't make them any more relevant.
>Condemned with your own words - again.
debate about the positional behavior of the australopithecines.
doesn't exist (but see below).
2) The evidence that does exist doesn't count.
positional behavior was IDENTICAL to that of modern humans.
relied on trees as places to sleep, get food, and avoid predators.
and myself are biased toward our own particular points of view. Dr.
far as I'm concerned, the Sterkfontein foot confirms my perspective.
literature before you attempt to argue this particular point.
Another point -- you seem to have linked bipedalism and altriciality.
australopithecine infants were precocial (as primates go).
before you try to argue these points. You have been misinformed.


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