We've been through Singapore's Changi Airport many times, both on trips to Singapore and on layovers, but never really understood why it is ranked as one of the world's greatest. From what we saw, the old-fashioned design of Terminals 1 and 2 put Changi squarely among the older airports of the U.S. rather than the likes of Hong Kong or Incheon, and while the subway access is convenient Changi didn't seem particularly more efficient than many other, newer airports, either. Faced with a 13 hour layover in Singapore on our way from Hong Kong to Indonesia, we thought that we would put Changi up for a test–we spent the entire layover in the airport. Final assessment? Changi is indeed something special–perhaps not quite as streamlined Hong Kong or Incheon, or Beijing's new Terminal 3, but very much a self-contained city with an outstanding range of spaces and services for travelers.
Changi is unique among the airports I can think of for having people movers on both the "land" and "air" sides of each terminal, making it easy to change terminals not only for connections but also simply to visit a store or amenity in another terminal. The Skytrains are fast and frequent.
Changi's Terminal 3 opened in early 2008. I think the design is just as beautiful as other new airports around the world, but it shares with the other Singapore terminals a certain "closedness," compared to other new airport designs that focus on maximizing window area throughout the terminal. This may be to promote energy efficiency (Singapore being a hot and sunny place) or to create a more controlled, "mall-like" interior where time stands still, day merging into night (cf. my post of 3.29 on air conditioning).
Singapore has a larger number of facilities and services for travelers than any other airport I can think of.
There's plenty of food, some open 24 hours. I'm not sure whether Changi is a starter or follower of the trend, but most food is priced as it would be in town–no airport surcharge (cf. post of 7.30 on expensive coffee). Singapore of course has some of the tastiest varieties of food in the world, and so does its airport.
The most comfortable free sleeping space of any airport I know, a feature that justifies Changi's high ranking at sleepinginairports.com. Sure beats rolling out our sleeping bags and getting bitten by mosquitoes in Nairobi's airport!
Singapore also takes the prize in the largest number of free internet terminals–they are everywhere. There are also laptop stations with live power and ethernet plugs (BYOC). But thumbs down on the free Wi-Fi–we had trouble getting registered on the principal airport-wide system, although we were able to find other open networks here and there.
A rubbing to pass the time!
In addition to all of the free facilities and services, there are many fee services at Changi. There is a pay lounge which offers, as the list on the right states: lounge use, massage, hair services, aqua massage spa, foot reflexology, nail services, gym, shower and nap room. The prices are not cheap, but not unreasonable.
And, would you believe it–there's a (pay) pool in T1.
For a solid night's sleep, the Ambassador Transit Hotel offers rooms within each terminal. Even if you are not able to get a reservation, try dropping by–there may be space available. The rate is around SGD 80 (~USD 42) for six hours, a pretty good deal for an airport transit hotel, especially in a city as expensive as Singapore.
If you want to leave the airport, there are free city tours as well as shuttle services into town for transit passengers.
How did our 13 hours go? We made good use of the internet, saw a movie, ate well and slept comfortably. When it was time to catch our flight, it was without the sense of relief that one might have expected, and we were certainly more rested than when we had arrived. If Changi itself were a destination, it certainly would beat many other places we've been!
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Chief Olusegun Obasanjo (GCFR) - Olusegun Obasanjo's Full Biography | biography
Oya here we go with Chief Olusegun Obasanjo's biography. Ọbasanjọ was born, Olusegun Mathew Okikiola Aremu Obasanjo, on the 5th of March 1938, in Ogun State; but grew up in Owu, Abeokuta. His first name, Olusegun, means "The Lord is victorious". He is presently a nobleman as the holder of the chieftaincy titles of the Balogun of the Owu Lineage and the Ekerin Balogun of the Egba clan of Yoruba land.
Obasanjo's first wife, Mrs. Oluremi (Remi) Obasanjo, is the mother of his oldest children. The most well-known being Dr. Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello, a former Senator of Ogun State.
In 1987,his second wife/ex-wife Lynda was ordered out of her car by armed men, and was fatally shot for failing to move quickly.
On October 23rd 2005 the Obasanjo lost his wife, Stella Obasanjo, the then First Lady of Nigeria, the day after she had an abdominoplasty in Spain.
In 2009 the doctor only known as 'AM' was sentenced to one year imprisonment for negligence in Spain and was ordered to pay $176,000 restitution to her son . Obasanjo has many children, who live throughout Nigeria, the United Kingdom and the United States.
His son, Dare Obasanjo, is a Principal Program Manager for Microsoft.
As a young man of 21, he enlisted in the Nigerian Army in 1958. He trained at Aldershot, and was commissioned as an officer in the Nigerian Army. He was also trained in India at the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington and at the Indian Army School of Engineering. He served at 1 Area Command in Kaduna. Promoted to Chief Army Engineer, he was made commander of 2 Area Command from July 1967, which was redesignated 2 Division Rear, and then the Ibadan Garrison Organisation. He was also trained in DSSC, Wellington. During the Nigerian Civil War, he commanded the Army's 3 Marine Commando Division that took Owerri, effectively bringing an end to the civil war.
In 1978, although Brig. Obasanjo did not participate in the military coup of 29 July 1975, led by Murtala Mohammed, he supported it and was named Murtala's deputy in the new government. As chief of staff of Supreme Headquarters, Obasanjo sought advice from Rogerlay of Akobi and gained support of the military. On 13 February 1976, coup plotters, led by Army Col. Dimka, marked him, Murtala and other senior military personnel for assassination. Murtala was killed during the attempted coup, but Obasanjo escaped death. The low profile security policy adopted by Murtala had allowed the plotters easy access to their targets. The coup was foiled because the plotters missed Obasanjo and General Theophilus Danjuma, chief of army staff and de facto number three man in the country. The plotters failed to monopolize communications, although they were able to take over the radio station to announce the coup attempt.
Obasanjo and Danjuma established a chain of command and re-established security in Lagos, thereby regaining control. Obasanjo was appointed as head of state by the Supreme Military Council. Keeping the chain of command established by Murtala, Obasanjo pledged to continue the programme for the restoration of civilian government in 1979 and to carry forward the reform programme to improve the quality of public service.
The military regimes of Murtala and Obasanjo benefited from oil revenues that increased 350 percent between 1973 and 1974, when oil prices skyrocketed, to 1979, when the military stepped down. Increased revenues permitted government spending for infrastructure and improvements on a large scale; critics thought it was poorly planned and concentrated too much in urban areas. The oil boom was marred by a minor recession in 1978-79, but revenues rebounded until mid-1981.
The government planned to relocate the federal capital from Lagos to Abuja, a more central location in the interior of the country. It intended to encourage industrial development inland and relieve the congestion in the Lagos area. "Abuja was chosen because it was not identified with any particular ethnic group."
The oil boom revenues led to a rise in per capita income, especially for the urban middle class. Inflation, particularly in the price of food, promoted both industrialisation and the expansion of agricultural production. With the government encouraging food crops, the traditional export earners — peanuts, cotton, cocoa, and palm products — declined in significance and then ceased to be important at all. Nigeria's exports became dominated by oil.
The second republican constitution, which was adopted in 1979, was modelled on the Constitution of the United States, with provision for a President, Senate, and House of Representatives. The country was prepared for local elections, to be followed by national elections, to return Nigeria to civilian rule.
Education also expanded rapidly. At the start of the civil war, there were only five universities, but by 1975 the number had increased to thirteen, with seven more established over the next several years. In 1975 there were 53,000 university students. Similar advances were made in the expansion in primary and secondary school education, particularly in those northern states that had lagged behind others. During Obasanjo's regime, universal Primary education was introduced nationwide.
Obasanjo was also accused of being responsible for political repression. In one particular instance, the compound of Nigerian musician and political activist Fela Kuti was raided and burned to the ground after a member of his commune was involved in an altercation with military personnel. Fela and his family were beaten and raped and his mother, political activist Funmilayo Ransome Kuti, was killed by being thrown from a window. Her coffin was carried to Obasanjo's barracks as a protest against political repression.
Obasanjo served until 1 October 1979, when he handed power to Shehu Shagari, a democratically elected civilian president-hence becoming the first Military Head of state to transfer power peacefully to a civilian regime in Nigeria . In late 1983, however, the military seized power again, Gen Buhari and Gen Tunde Idiagbon took over while Gen. Babangida seized power from them in 1985 as head of states. Obasanjo, being in retirement, did not participate in that coup.
During the dictatorship of Sani Abacha (1993–1998), Obasanjo spoke out against the human rights abuses of the regime, and was imprisoned for his participation in an aborted coup. He was released only after Abacha's sudden death on 8 June 1998. While in prison, Obasanjo became a born-again Christian.
In the 1999 elections, the first in sixteen years, he decided to run for the presidency as the candidate of the People's Democratic Party. Obasanjo won with 62.6% of the vote, sweeping the strongly Christian Southeast and the predominantly Muslim north, but decisively lost his home region, the Southwest, to his fellow-Yoruba and Christian, Olu Falae, the only other candidate. 29 May 1999, the day Obasanjo took office as the first elected and civilian head of state in Nigeria after 16 years of military rule, is now commemorated as Democracy Day, a public holiday in Nigeria. Obasanjo as referred to by some is a true hero, he fought for revolution in the country
Obasanjo spent most of his first term travelling abroad. He succeeded in winning at least some Western support for strengthening Nigeria's nascent democracy. Britain and the United States, in particular, were glad to have an African ally who was openly critical of abuses committed in Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe at a time when many other African nations (including South Africa) were taking a softer stance. Obasanjo also won international praise for Nigeria's role in crucial regional peacekeeping missions in Sierra Leone and Liberia. The international community was guided in its approach to Obasanjo in part by Nigeria's status as one of the world's 10 biggest oil exporters as well as by fears that, as the continent's most populous nation, Nigerian internal divisions risked negatively affecting the entire continent.
Some of the public officials like the National Assembly speaker and Senate president were involved in conflicts with the president, who had to battle many impeachment moves from both houses. Obasanjo managed to survive impeachment and got renomination.
Obasanjo was re-elected in 2003 in a tumultuous election that had violent ethnic and religious overtones, his main opponent (fellow former military ruler General Muhammadu Buhari) being a Muslim who drew his support mainly from the north. Capturing 61.8% of the vote, Obasanjo defeated Buhari by more than 11 million votes.
On June 12, 2006 he signed the Greentree Agreement with Cameroonian President Paul Biya which formally put an end to the Bakassi peninsula border dispute. Despite the fact that the Nigerian Senate passed a resolution declaring that the withdrawal of Nigerian troops from the Bakassi Peninsula to be illegal, Obasanjo gave the order for it to continue as planned.
Before Obasanjo's administration, Nigeria's GDP growth had been painfully slow since 1987, and only managed 3 per cent between 1999/2000. However, under Obasanjo the growth rate doubled to 6 per cent until he left office, helped in part by higher oil prices. Nigeria's foreign reserves rose from $2 billion in 1999 to $43 billion on leaving office in 2007. He was able to secure debt pardons from the Paris and London club amounting to some $18 billion and paid another $18 Billion to be debt free. Most of these loans were secured and spent by past corrupt officials.
Seal of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Obasanjo made frequent changes to his cabinet of Federal Ministers and Ministers of State during his two terms of office, and periodically split or combined ministries. He made a major cabinet reshuffle in June 2000, and in January 2001 by dissolving his cabinet, appointing Mr Mike Umealo his speech writer- who turned down the offer in favour of accepting a place at Leeds University to pursue a Post Graduate study in Philosophy. In December 2004 he named 12 new ministers. In June 2005 he made another major cabinet reshuffle. In January 2007 a few months before leaving office he made yet another drastic overhaul.
Other officials include ….
Chief of Staff: Major-General Abdullahi Mohammed (Rtd.)1999–2007
National Security Adviser: Lt. General Aliyu Mohammed (Rtd.)1999–2006
Special Adviser on Communications: Onyema Ugochukwu, 1999–2006
Chief Economic Adviser and National Coordinator of NAPEP: Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol, 2001–2007
Press Secretary: Doyin Okupe, 1999–2002
Oluremi Oyo, 2002–2007
Chairman, Niger Delta Development Commission: Onyema Ugochukwu 2000–2004
Samuel Edem. 2005–present
Chairman, National Planning Commission: Abdullahi M. Wali. 2003–2007
Chairman, National Sports Commission: Bala Bawa Ka'oje 2003–2007
Obasanjo was embroiled in controversy regarding his "Third Term Agenda," a plan to modify the constitution so he could serve a third, four-year term as President. This led to a political media uproar in Nigeria and the bill was not ratified by the National Assembly. Consequently, President Obasanjo stepped down after the April 2007 general election. In an exclusive interview granted to Channels Television, Obasanjo denied involvement in what has been defined as "Third Term Agenda." He said that it was the National Assembly (Nigeria) that included tenure elongation amongst the other clauses of the Constitution of Nigeria that were to be amended. "I never toyed with the idea of a third term," Obasanjo said.
He has been condemned by some major political players during the Third Term Agenda saga. Senator Ken Nnamani claimed Obasanjo informed him about the agenda shortly after he became President of the Nigerian Senate. "Immediately, I became Senate President, he told me of his intentions and told me how he wanted to achieve it. I initially did not take him seriously until the events began to unfold," Nnamani told Punch Newspaper in a report. He also insinuated that Eight Billion Naira was spent to bribe legislators to support the agenda. "How can someone talk like this that he didn't know about it, yet money, both in local and foreign currencies, exchanged hands," he asked. Femi Gbajabiamila corroborated Nnamani's account but put the figure differently, "The money totalled over N10bn. How could N10bn be taken out of the national treasury for a project when you were the sitting President, yet that project was not your idea? Where did the money come from?" In the following quotes, Nnamani said President George W. Bush warned Obasanjo to desist from his plan to contest presidential election for the third term: "If you want to be convinced that the man is only telling a lie, pick up a copy of the book written by Condoleza Rice, the former Secretary to the Government of the United States of America. It is actually an autobiography by Rice. On page 628 or page 638, she discussed about Obasanjo's meeting with Bush, how he told the former American President that he wanted to see how he could amend the Constitution so that he could go for a third term. To his surprise, Bush told him not to try it. Bush told him to be patriotic and leave by May 29, 2007."
He has become chairman of the board of trustees of the PDP, from which position he can control nominations for governmental positions and even policy and strategy. As one Western diplomat said, "He intends to sit in the passenger seat giving advice and ready to grab the wheel if Nigeria goes off course."
Obasanjo also a member of the Club de Madrid, a group of more than 80 former leaders of democratic states who are committed to strengthening democratic leadership and governance.
In March 2008, Obasanjo was indicted by a committee of the Nigerian parliament for awarding $2.2bn-worth of energy contracts during his eight-year rule, without due process. The report of this probe was never accepted by the whole Nigerian parliament due to manipulation of the entire process by the leadership of the power probe committee. It is not on any official record that Chief Obassanjo was indicted.
Obasanjo is a member of the Africa Progress Panel (APP), a group of ten distinguished individuals who advocate at the highest levels for equitable and sustainable development in Africa. Every year, the Panel releases a report, the Africa Progress Report, that outlines an issue of immediate importance to the continent and suggests a set of associated policies. In 2012, the Africa Progress Report highlighted issues of Jobs, Justice, and Equity. The 2013 report will outline issues relating to oil, gas, and mining in Africa.
Obasanjo was recently appointed Special Envoy by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to the war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo. He has held separate meetings with DRC President Joseph Kabila and rebel leader Laurent Nkunda.
In July 2013, Obasanjo headed a delegation of African Union election observers monitoring the presidential and parliamentary elections in Zimbabwe. In what The Guardian described as "landslide victory," which saw the incumbent President Robert Mugabe, 89, pronounced as winner, Obasanjo described the election as "free, honest and credible." His group, African Union observers team, had said earlier that the poll was "seriously compromised"; Obasanjo said the incidents reported during the August 1, 2013 election could not "change the outcome." All in all the AU Final Report endorsed the Zimbabwean Elections through The African Union Commission led by the Chairperson the former South African Foreign Affairs Minister Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has now gone to court to challenge Mugabe's victory on fifteen grounds of electoral irregularities.


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Forthcoming Executive Decisions
Planning Committee - Monday, 24th August, 2020 6.30 pm, NEW
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Note: Moved from the 19th August 2020. The webcast can be found at ttps://west-lindsey.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/504248
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Register of Attendance
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Note: The meeting reconvened at 6:30pm
The Chairman undertook the register of attendance for Members and each Councillor confirmed their attendance individually.
The Democratic Services Officer completed the register of attendance for Officers and, as with Members, each Officer confirmed their attendance individually.
Public Participation Period
There was no public participation at this point in the meeting.
To Approve the Minutes of the Previous Meeting
RESOLVED that the minutes of the meeting of the Planning Committee held on Wednesday, 22 July 2020 be confirmed as an accurate record.
View the declarations of interest for item 29.
Councillor A. White declared that she was a Member of Nettleham Parish Council (reference agenda items 6a and b, application numbers 140938 and 141032) however she had not taken part in any previous discussions and would therefore retain her seat as a Member of the Planning Committee.
Councillor J. Milne declared that as Ward Member for Lea (reference agenda item 6e, application number 139840) she would be standing down from the Planning Committee and speaking as Ward Member.
Update on Government/Local Changes in Planning Policy
The Committee heard from the Interim Planning Manager (Development Management) who explained that on 6 August 202, the Government launched its planning white paper "Planning for the Future" promising to "streamline process, cut red tape and harness technology". Consultation would close on 29 October 2020.
Some of the key reforms proposed, included:
- All land to be categorised into "Growth", "Renewal" and "Protected" Areas;
- Local Plans should set clear rules rather than general policies for development.
- A new emphasis on engagement at the plan-making stage. At the same time, they would streamline the opportunity for consultation at the planning application stage, because this added delay to the process and allowed a small minority of voices, some from the local area and often some not, to shape outcomes.
- Change from a process reliant on documents, to a process driven by data, with standardized data sets;
- A new focus on design and sustainability, and to ensure the planning system supported efforts to combat climate change;
- Introduce Local Design guidance and codes
- The Infrastructure Levy, a new nationally-set value-based flat rate charge, to replace the Community Infrastucture Levy (CIL) and S106 planning obligations;
The link for the Government White Paper was to be shared with Members:
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/planning-for-the-future
Morton NP
Submission consultation (Reg16) ends 7 Sept 2020.
Normanby and Owmby NP
Normanby by Spital and Owmby by Spital PCs have decided to now do their own NPs for their parish areas only. Previously they were preparing a joint NP which will be withdrawn.
A Member of Committee enquired about the press coverage regarding amendments to Planning Legislation and how this would be managed within the district. It was suggested there could be some communications sent out to the wider community in order to assist understanding.
Planning Applications for Determination
RESOLVED that the applications detailed in agenda item 6 be dealt with as follows:
140938 - Planning application for construction of 33no.Entry Level homes and associated infrastructure - Phase 2. "Land off", Deepdale Lane, Nettleham
The first application of the evening was introduced for Members' consideration. Planning application number 140938 for construction of 33no.Entry Level homes and associated infrastructure - Phase 2. "Land off", Deepdale Lane, Nettleham. The Development Management Team Leader explained three further representations had been received from 8 Midway, 24 Baker Drive and 30 Baker Drive. One representation suggested that the site should be made into allotments however the proposal applied for was dwellings and was assessed as such. No other new matters had been raised that had not already been addressed in the officer's report. The recommendation remained the same.
She added that a change was required for recommended condition 7 in order for this to read correctly. It was suggested that the words "of that phase has been" should be changed to "shall be".
Condition 7 would then read - Prior to occupation, a schedule of landscape management and maintenance for a minimum period of five years from the completion of the development shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. The schedule shall include details of the arrangements for its implementation and the development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved details.
The s106 currently had not been signed therefore it was requested if Members moved the recommendation they delegate back to officers to complete the s106.
The Chairman invited the first speaker to address the Committee.
Councillor John Evans, of Nettleham Parish Council made the following statement:
"Local strength of feeling on this matter can be judged by the large number of submissions in opposition from the community. But we do understand that developments such as this must be judged on planning grounds.
The Parish Council strongly objects to this application and respectfully requests that the committee should refuse this application 140938 for 33 homes off Deepdale Lane on the following planning grounds:
1. This is not an allocated site in the adopted Nettleham Neighbourhood Plan (Nettleham Neighbourhood Plan) or CLLP.
2. The developer claims that this is an entry-level exception site so under NPPF 71 development on an unallocated site is permissible. However the proposal is contrary to para b) of the NPPF 71 as it does not comply with the design policies or standards as per D-6 and D-3 of Nettleham Neighbourhood Plan.
Nettleham Neighbourhood Plan D-6 clearly states that new development should recognize and reinforce the local character in terms of height, scale, density, spacing, layout orientation, features, and materials. This is supported by LP26 c).
The Nettleham Neighbourhood Plan also identifies the max density for new homes in Nettleham as 20 homes per Ha, which is reflected in the adjacent Phase 1 development by Larkfleet/Allison Homes.
This proposal seeks to almost double that housing density leading to an inappropriate urban density in a rural village setting.
The design and access statement seeks to justify this high density by comparing it to that of the adjacent residential care home development. This includes apartment style ... view the full minutes text for item 32.
141032 - Planning application for erection of 2no.affordable elderly persons bungalows and 5no. homes.
The second application of the night was introduced. Application number 1411032 for erection of 2no.affordable elderly persons bungalows and 5no. homes on land off Deepdale Lane, Nettleham. The Senior Development Management Officer explained there was an amendment to the recommendation. It is now recommended that committee delegate powers to officers to finalise the section 106 agreement then grant planning permission subject to the conditions in the report.
The final recommended condition should be number 12 not 11.
He added that since the report was drafted further objections had been received from residents of 40 Deepdale Lane, 16 Baker Drive, and Orchard Cottage 18 The Crescent, Nettleham summarised as follows:
· This is typical of builder getting onto a site then flexing their wings.
· Nettleham was a village, now the Council are allowing any building if the builder mentions social housing.
· Loss of property value due to this development but Council Tax remains the same.
· Ridge and furrow earthworks have been lost on the existing development. The developer should be made to make good, not tarmac them over.
· Does the Council exist for the people of the builder?
· More houses on the edge of the village, pressure on village amenities which are not coping now.
· Roads cannot cope with more traffic and roads into the village are dangerous.
· There is already another development on Scothern Road which will increase traffic.
· It is time to say enough is enough to these greedy developers.
He stated that these objections did not alter the recommendation.
Councillor John Evans, of Nettleham Parish Council, made the following statement.
"The Parish Council strongly objects to this application and respectfully requests that the committee should refuse this application 141032 for 7 homes off Deepdale Lane on the following grounds:
1. It does not comply with the design policies or standards as per D-6 of the adopted Neighbourhood Plan. Nettleham Neighbourhood Plan D-6 (supported by LP26) clearly states that new housing developments should recognize and reinforce the local character in terms of height, scale, density, spacing, layout orientation, features, and materials.
The Nettleham Neighbourhood Plan identifies the typical max density as 20 homes per Ha for housing developments. This is reflected in the adjacent housing development for 50 homes currently being completed by Larkfleet/Allison Homes. This proposal seeks to roughly double that housing density leading to an inappropriate urban density in a rural village setting.
The design and access statement seeks to justify this high density by comparing this housing density to that of the nearby sheltered accommodation. This offers apartment style accommodation for older people, plus some older persons bungalows. It would therefore be totally inappropriate and invalid point of comparison for a housing development such as this.
The proposed high density design is totally at odds with what has been built on the rest of the housing development on opposite side of the road, where garages and front gardens are provided.
2. Car parking provision ... view the full minutes text for item 33.
140754 - Planning application for erection of 2no. additional poultry buildings and associated infrastructure. Land off Gulham Road, North Owersby
The Chairman introduced the next planning application, number 140754 application for erection of 2no. additional poultry buildings and associated infrastructure. Land off Gulham Road, North Owersby. He requested the Officer introduction who stated there was one update to the report for an additional condition to be attached. The previous units had to adhere to a Heavy Goods Vehicle Management Plan and this condition was to ensure any new units also needed to comply with that plan.
The Chairman invited the one registered speaker, Mr Alec Mercer, applicant, to address the Committee.
Mr Mercer stated that the application sought permission to expand existing poultry farming on the land. He explained the business had been operation since 2018. He noted there were no objections from the statutory consultees and the site itself was in a good location in operation terms. It was in a remote location, well away from neighbours and settlements. He explained that most objections had been regarding the highways impact of the development, however, all commercial vehicles using the site had designated access via the A631. He detailed the route to the site and noted it was deemed to be the least impactful of any possible entry routes. He explained that he had invested over £100k in improvements to the road network which had been in agreement with the Highways Authority. This included passing places, junction improvements and some resurfacing works. Prior to submitting the current application, advice had been sought form the Highways Authority who agreed that the increase in scale of the development was acceptable, subject to the developer agreeing further improvements to the highway, in the form of increased passing places and localised road widening along the route to the site. These further improvements had been agreed. He highlighted that the majority of farming work occurred in rural locations with only single road access, the situation of this enterprise was no different. He addressed other objections received, such as concerns over odours, however they had strict environmental controls in place for odours and other emissions and the site had never received any complaints against them in the time they had been operational. Environmental Health Officers had thoroughly scrutinised the application and offered no objections to the scheme. He requested that the Officer recommendation be followed and for the expansion of the business to be supported.
The Chairman thanked Mr Mercer and, with no further comment from the Officer, invited comments from the Committee Members.
Members of the Committee praised how the developer had worked with highways to alleviate previously raised concerns and noted there had been no complaints raised against the business. A Member commented that it was disturbing to see chickens in sheds such as these, however, having been moved, seconded and with a majority vote it was agreed that planning permission be GRANTED subject to the following conditions:
Conditions stating the time by which the development must be commenced:
1. The development hereby permitted shall be begun before the ... view the full minutes text for item 34.
141128 - Planning application to demolish existing main building and replace with 1no. dwelling including landscaping, ancillary works and installation of solar panels to existing garage. "Land adj", 19 Brook Street,Hemswell
Note: The meeting reconvened at 8:30pm and a full roll call confirmed all Members present.
The Chairman introduced the next application of the evening, application number 141128 to demolish existing main building and replace with 1no. dwelling including landscaping, ancillary works and installation of solar panels to existing garage on land adjacent to 19 Brook Street, Hemswell. The Development Management Officer explained there had been one further response from the Lincolnshire Bat Group who would endorse the recommendations in section 4.2 of the survey.
The Chairman invited the only registered speaker to address the Committee.
My Andrew Ryley, agent for the applicant, made the following statement.
"I am Andrew Ryley, Director of Planning a DLBP, and I am instructed by the applicant Alan Morris to address you this evening.
I want to start first by saying that Mr Morris is not a property developer. He is now retired, having been an engineer who ran his own business in the north east. Mr Morris and his wife would like to settle down in this area to be near their sons and grandchildren who have moved to Lincolnshire.
Mr Morris bought this property in the knowledge that it had planning permission to be converted into a family dwelling, and this was his intention. But before commissioning builders to start work, he instructed a Structural Engineer to survey the property.
The Structural Engineer's report confirms unequivocally that the building is in a significant state of disrepair and is not structurally sound and capable of being converted. The conclusions of the report are clear that demolition of the existing building is the only option for it.
This conclusion is shared by the Council's own building control officer, Mr Rob Berry, who visited the site earlier this year and inspected the inside of the building. He advised Mr Morris that, and I quote: "the existing building is in a very bad state of repair and the best option for you would be the take it down and rebuild it."
We acknowledge that the Conservation Officer has raised concerns with the demolition of the building. However, it is important to consider that the building is not statutorily listed by Historic England. Rather, it is a non-designated heritage asset and whilst this is still important, it is the lowest level of heritage protection.
The site is in the Hemswell Conservation Area. This does not mean that it is inherently inappropriate to seek to demolish an existing building within it. The key is whether the proposed development, including the replacement building, enhances or preserves the character and appearance of the area.
Preservation does not equate to automatic retention, as one must consider what is proposed in its place. Mr Morris' proposal is for a modest replacement building. It will be smaller in terms of footprint that the consented scheme, and will be lower in height that the adjacent building at 19 Brook Street. The proposal is to use reclaimed Ancaster stone - sourced from the existing building ... view the full minutes text for item 35.
139840 - Application for approval of reserved matters for 60no. dwellings, considering appearance, landscaping, layout and scale, following outline permission 136309 granted 12th December 2018. Land off Willingham Road, Lea
The final application of the night was introduced for consideration. Application number 139840 for approval of reserved matters for 60no. dwellings, considering appearance, landscaping, layout and scale, following outline permission 136309 granted 12 December 2018, on land off Willingham Road, Lea. The Senior Development Management Officer explained there had been a request for the application to be referred to the Secretary of State, therefore, any decision the Committee made would be subject to further consideration by the Secretary of State. He also advised the removal draft recommended conditions three and four as these would be covered by conditions on the outline permission. A new condition was additionally recommended following the submission of new information. This recommended condition was:
· The development must be completed in strict accordance with the Precautionary Method of Works document by RammSanderson and the Amphibian Management Plan by RammSanderson including enhancement plan RSE_4126_Figure. All the enhancement measures must be retained as such thereafter.
Reason: In the interests of protecting and enhancing biodiversity to accord with the National Planning Policy Framework and local policy LP21 of the Central Lincolnshire Local Plan 2012-2036.
Mr Frank Powell, objector, made the following statement.
"Firstly, I would like to thank WLDC for allowing me to address the planning committee.
Secondly, in order to provide credence to my statement I am a retired naval officer of some 45 years service, having had command of two submarines. I therefore have considerable experience and knowledge concerning flowing water, pipes and pump capacities.
There are numerous serious issues with this planning application, one of which is the current sewage system and the potential for the developer to connect into it.
The current Lea village sewage system was laid down some 80 to 100 years ago. The southern section which passes beneath my property, the Old Schoolhouse, consists of a 150mm (6 inch) pipe. There are currently 80 homes connected into this pipeline. The pipe is always full to 2/3 capacity by a continuous flow of water which is designed to keep the sewage flowing to avoid blockages. During heavy rainfall the sewage system is overload owing to some of the 80 homes having their surface water diverted to the sewage system.
In 2000, 2012, 2013 & 2014 my property was flooded with sewage. Severn Trent has now bolted down the various manholes on my property to stop further flooding, but this is only a temporary measure. However, the manhole adjacent to my property in Gainsborough Road Lea now lifts and floods the road with sewage during heavy rainfalls. This is a regular occurrence and on 5 occasions during the past 18 months flooded Gainsborough Road Lea with sewage.
The risk assessment report by Severn Trent plc contained the impact advice on conducting development on the proposed site as – sewage flooding, high risk, sewage pumping station, high risk and the capacity of the sewage treatment works to accommodate sewage flows from additional properties was ... view the full minutes text for item 36.
Determination of Appeals
The outcomes of the recent appeal decisions were noted.


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Labour are imploding….hurray!
Date: 7th Oct 2020Author: pointsofsue
Well it didn't take long did it? Labour are imploding and Labour activists want Sir Keir Sitting on the Fence Starmer to resign.
Activists are furious that he has chosen yet to abstain in another commons vote, and doing that means he might as well not be there….him and his party, In response to Sir Keir's decision angry left-wing activists, many self-identifying as Labour members, got '#Resign Starmer' trending on Twitter.
One activist from Cornwall, with nearly 24,000 followers, tweeted: "No more excuses.
"No more government support. No more quisling abstentions. I've no patience left.
"We need an opposition leader & it's clear as day Starmer will never fit that bill. He has to go."
Another activist added: "I say #ResignStarmer.
Do not think for one minute that I have suddenly gone over to Labour as trust me that will never happen, but I can understand the anger that Starmer is achieving nothing at all….except his constant whinging.
Jeremy Corbyn has in effect declared war on the Starmer Leadership and lets face it as much as I dislike Corbyn and everything about him, he was stitched up like a kipper by Starmer. It was Starmer's idea and his insistence on the 2nd referendum that resulted in the red wall falling down, and he knew that the only way he could dislodge Corbyn was for this to happen. I would not be surprised if this was his idea all along and then he would come along and act as the saviour and that it was he, Starmer who had picked up the Labour mantle out of the gutter. Seems Corbyn did not realise that there was a bigger snake in the nest.
I must admit to trying to figure out why Labour are so up in arms over the MI5 bill. You have to give a certain amount of leeway for the good guys to find out what is happening in the name of security, and by whatever means they aim to keep this country safe. After all, was it not a Labour PM who gave the IRA terrorists a leeway and get out of jail card which they shake at every opportunity. I find this repulsive but it did not matter to Corbyn or Starmer that the actual bad guys, you know those who blow up innocent people were given the same consideration and no-one has come out against it.
I mean it was underhanded and typical Labour style to do it so secretly and without the arrest of an IRA scumbag then we would never have known, and that is no way for the Prime Minister, the Home Secretary or the Northern Ireland Secretary to behave. It was sneaky and it was repulsive and for me the fact that Boris has put the bill before Parliament shows that he respects the law and Parliament a whole lot more than Labour do, as how can it be a terrible choice to have the good guy who is a SPY by the way using whatever means available, and yet critical when the bad guy who really should be locked in a cell and the key thrown away is given a blank cheque effectively by the government.
True to form Corbyn gets the wrong end of the stick and he tweeted yesterday evening: "I have grave concerns regarding the Covert Human Intelligence Sources Bill. "It could enable unnecessary and unlawful interference with the legitimate activities of trade unions, environmentalists, anti-racists & other campaigners, and Diane Abbott who just follows her old lover with the same useless comments. She said after the vote: "Pleased to have voted against the government's #spycops bill. Abstention would have been wrong. "Labour Party has to stick to its values. Can't be neutral on undercover policing abuses."
We expect it off them and now it seems that the UNITE union has informed Starmer that they are so close to withholding their support and finances to the Labour party. Anyone get the feeling that the Socialist Labour part are going to break away? I would put the number ready to walk at about 40, and that will put Labour on 163 and no way back. They will struggle with finances and the only way they can find a way forward is to get rid of Starmer. Oh what a wicked web he has weaved.
Starmer must of thought he could just walk into the post with the hallelujah chorus ringing in his ears as he had finally achieved what he wanted, the Dear Leader's post, and the coup-de-grace was the sacking of the Corbyn in a skirt Rebecca Long Bailey. With that done he decided the best way forward was to start cosying up to the media, the people, the unions and the breaks have been slammed on so hard the air bags did not have the chance to activate.
The people do not trust him and don't forget he only had a 12% satisfaction rating when running the CPS and that is the lowest it has ever been, and now the unions are wanting out and when Corbyn and the others leave, and he will leave as Starmer has humiliated him then so will the unions.
Starmer thought the throne was his and now he will see it sink without a trace because his backstabbing will come to the forefront and it will cost him, and for a Conservative that's wonderful…keep going Jeremy as this time I am on your side and walk with the MPs and the unions. Happy days.
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SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - Slippery Rock University's Afro-Colombian Dance Ensemble will take its show on the road when it performs "Palenque!" at 8 p.m., Oct. 26 at the Kelly-Strayhorn Theatre in Pittsburgh.
"The concert will pay tribute to the Colombian culture and its compelling African ancestry merging traditional and contemporary artistic expressions," said Melissa Teodoro, SRU associate professor of dance and artistic director of the Afro-Colombian Dance Ensemble. "Rhythm, song, movement and the spoken word will transport the audience to a typical scene in a Colombian village. 'Palenque!' celebrates Colombia's rich history in music, dance and poetry."
The ACDE, which promotes Latin American culture through dance, has performed throughout western Pennsylvania in numerous festivals, conferences and educational venues, as well as in West Virginia, Ohio and California.
The production of "Palenque!" is sponsored by SRU's Department of Dance, the Frederick Douglas Institute and Colombia in Pittsburgh.
Teodoro said that the performance will take viewers to a Colombian town square filled with colorful costumes, isolated body movements, sensual interactions while the poly-rhythmic sounds of drums that are caressed by the indigenous flutes fill the performance space.
"I chose the town square or plaza as the setting for the concert because it is in this space where the complex and layered cultural, economic, political and social reality of Colombia conglomerate," she said. "Town plazas are the heart and center of a community."
Besame, a group specializing in Latin American music with a special emphasis on Colombian sounds and directed by Jorge Enrique Delgado, will provide musical accompaniment. Dances and music included in the production will include traditional pieces such as bullerengue, mapalé and seresesé as well as contemporary pieces such as salsa and boleros.
The performance also features an interactive component as dancers dressed as street dancers and a fruit vendor will mingle with the audience and an actor portraying Jorge Artel, an Afro-Colombian poet, shares his socially-conscious poetry that Teodoro says "are true and raw perceptions of colonial Colombia from an Afro-Colombian perspective."
● Vanessa Adams, a sophomore dual major in exercise science and dance from Lower Burrell.
● Kendall Alexander, a junior dual major in dance and psychology from Valley Stream, New York.
● Na'Keisha Barber, a senior dance major from Ulysses.
● Djenne Boutrin, a senior dual major in dance and social work from Ephrata.
● Jean Carrio-Mendez, a senior dance major from Arlington, Texas.
● Samuel Elizondo, a senior dance major from Watertown, New York.
● Rosemary Franklin, a junior dual major in dance and recreational therapy from Milan, Michigan.
● Anaya Gass, a sophomore dance major from Vernon, New Jersey.
● Natalie Goforth, a senior dual major in early childhood education and dance from Avon, Ohio.
● Talynn Holman, a sophomore dual major in dance and management from Philadelphia..
● Molly Huey, a senior dual major in dance and communication from Warren.
● Victoria Lowrey, a senior dual major in dance and interdisciplinary programs from Harrisville.
● Olivia Nellis, a senior dance major from Glenshaw.
● Shannon O'Reilly, a senior dance major from Hanover.
● Noelle Potts, a junior dual major in early childhood/special education and dance from Colver.
● Alanna Rygelski, a sophomore dual major in dance and communication from Glenshaw.
● Maria Strnisha, a senior dual major in dance and early childhood education from Washington.
● Cameron Waters, a junior dual major in dance and management from New Castle.
Tickets are $15 for general admission; $10 for students and can be purchased at the door or online by clicking here.


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Міський театр у Мості () — міський театр у чеському місті Мості Устецького краю, головна театральна сцена й значний культурний осередок міста й району.

Загальна інформація

Мостський міський театр міститься у спеціально зведеній сучасній функціональній будівлі в Новому центрі Мосту, й розташований за адресою:
 вул. Театральна (Divadelní), буд. 15, м. Мост—434 01 (Устецький край, Чехія).

Театр має друге приміщення, фактично другий міський театр — Театр розмаїття (), призначений переважно для дитячих і лялькових вистав.

У обох приміщеннях є можливість відвідати велику й малу сцени.

Технічні характеристики Великої сцени головної будівлі:
 ширина — 21,5 м;
 глибина — 27 м;
 місткість глядацької зали — 500 місць.

Нині директором і художнім керівником закладу є Їржі Румпік (Jiří Rumpík).

З історії театру

Муніципальний театр у Мості бере свій початок від часу зведення першої будівлі театру 1911 року й урочистого відкриття закладу 30 вересня того ж року. Тоді це було здійснено з ініціативи німецької громади міста. Але через наближення І Світової війни театр у місті виявився не на часі, й успіху не мав.

Після проголошення незалежості Чехословаччини (1918) з'явились передумови для розвитку театру в Мості. Відтак, 4 квітня 1919 року артисти чеської самодіяльності показали першу виставу в Мостському театрі, але грали все-таки німецькою мовою.

Економічна й соціально-політична криза в 1934 році поставила театр у Мості перед загрозою закриття, та вже наступного року (1935) у театрі зросла відвідуваність, а вистави гралися чеською. Другого значного занепаду заклад зазнав під час ІІ світової війни, коли не мав ані сталого колективу, ні постійної трупи.

У повоєнний час театр у Мості відновлено, а від 1948 року він у дусі часу дістав назву Театр трудящих (). З цим же періодом водночас пов'язані найбільші творчі успіхи колективу, й висока відвідуваність закладу культуру — показник, який театр зберігає і в наш час.

Після прийняття рішення про ліквідацію Старого Мосту (1970-ті) з причини розвитку видобутку бурого вугілля постала необхідність зведення численних новобудов, зокрема і приміщення нового міського театру. На час будівництва на 5 з половиною років заклад розмістився у культурному центрі «Травень» (Máj), а переїхавши до новобудови на Првній площі (První náměstí) у новому центрі Мосту функціонує там дотепер.

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Charles Dibdin (before 4 March 1745 – 25 July 1814) was a British composer, musician, dramatist, novelist and actor. With over 600 songs to his name, for many of which he wrote both the lyrics and the music and performed them himself, he was in his time the most prolific English singer-songwriter. He is best known as the composer of "Tom Bowling", one of his many sea songs, which often features at the Last Night of the Proms. He also wrote about 30 dramatic pieces, including the operas The Waterman (1774) and The Quaker (1775), and several novels, memoirs and histories.
Quotes by Charles Dibdin
Then trust me there's nothing like drinking, So pleasant on this side of the grave: It keeps the unhappy from thinking, And makes e'en the valiant more brave.


Librarians Claudia McGivney, Head of Academic Engagement, and Bob Tolliver, Head of Science & Engineering, were recently recognized for their outstanding service to the Stony Brook University Senate committees.
Claudia McGivney serves as a library representative on the SPD Council, which consults and advises with the Dean of the School of Professional Development on all aspects of the SPD program.
Robert Tolliver serves as the library representative on the Academic Planning and Resource Allocation committee (CAPRA) which reviews budgetary procedures and priorities for planning and resource allocation in the Presidential, Provostial, and Vice-Presidential areas and consults with University Administration on proposals for new colleges, schools, and inter-collegiate programs, or the elimination, diminution, or combinations of colleges, schools, or other academic units.
Congratulations to Claudia and Bob for their awards!


The Rocky Mountain Elk that roam the Ponca area are one of the best wildlife experiences a photographer can have. Every time I go to watch these beautiful creatures I see other photographers taking pictures and enjoying them as much as I do. These are some of the photos I have enjoyed viewing on Capture Arkansas by its photographers.


Fellow Columbus Crew SC fans: Welcome to the next edition of our Monday Recap.
This weekend we took time to honor another Massive #SaveTheCrew Champion & presented Alejandro Moreno with his own Community Kit. We can't thank Alejandro enough for all he's done for our city, both on the field and now on the airwaves. You'll always have a home in Columbus, Ale!
Dozens of FC Cincinnati fans traveled up to Columbus to support the Crew. The supporters came to support our movement, in the hopes of helping to form a friendly rivalry between the clubs. The "Hell is Real" rivalry promises to be one of the best in the MLS. We appreciate the support from our friends in Cincinnati! See you next year for our first MLS showdown!
Join us at Otterbein University as the Eagles take on Empire United on June 16th @4pm! The 16th is officially #savethecrew night, tickets are only $10 and children under 6 get in free.
Last weekend we set up a tent at the local arts festival. We not only enjoyed the art, food, and music, but also loved hearing all the support for our Columbus Crew. Keep up to date with #savethecrew, as we plan on being at future local festivals/ events!
Another week without a defeat. The Crew are now undefeated in the past 9 MLS games. Gyasi Zardes scored his 10th goal of a season, while Harrison Afful secured his first assist of the year. On the international stage, Zack Steffen earned Man of the Match honors with a stellar performance vs France. Wil Trapp once again captained the United States National Team to a 1-1 tie in Lyon. The two most talked about up and coming members of the national team just happen to be Crew players.


A northeast Iowa man is accused of sexually assaulting a child. Fourty-two-year-old Ricky Lee Putman of Arlington was arrested Sunday by Fayette County Sheriff's deputies.
He's charged with first-degree sexual assault in connection with an assault of a child. Authorities say they searched two homes and collected several bags of evidence. The child was taken to Mercy Hospital in Oelwein for treatment of injuries and later transported to University Hospitals in Iowa City.
The child's condition is unknown. Investigators say more charges could be filed in the case.


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NEPA Gives & Catharsis
Today, we planned to share with great excitement that we are participating in #NEPAGives—a one-day, online giving extravaganza that's all about giving back to the community—this Friday, June 5th. Although we do intend to move ahead with our planned fundraising, we strongly feel we cannot ignore the pain being felt across our country.
In Ancient Greece, theatre's primary function was to provide a platform to express opinion and catharsis for the community. This core function has been a constant as theatre has evolved the past 2,600 years. Whether we realize it or not, we go to live theatre performances to experience empathy: for the characters in the play and with fellow audience members. We learn, heal, laugh, and empathize on an electrically human level; it's what makes the experience different from tv and film. It is catharsis and compassion, listening and understanding together as one. It can affect political and societal change. And it's important, now more than ever, that we write about and share our experiences with one another in this way. That we come together and feel together.
Our mission has been based in education, bringing life to classical works most might assume boring (Shakespeare, Moliere), underproduced titles that are award winning and have important messages but not necessarily mainstream (The Sunset Limited, Next Fall), and, most importantly, original work that give voice to emerging writers to talk about critical issues (Drowning Ophelia, The Pallbearers). We are so proud to have this mission, are dedicated to carrying it forward, and hope to do as much good as we can—as a theatre and as individuals—to support equality in our community.
We're a small company but we can still make an impact by firmly standing in solidarity against racism, violence, and injustice. And while we strongly hope you will support us in NEPAGives come Friday, we hope that you can find it in your hearts to also support any one of these great organizations in the meantime:
www.naacpldf.org
fairfight.com
bailproject.org
peaceandjusticecenter.com / Peace and Justice Centerblackscranton.org
We'll pick back up tomorrow, but for today: educate, reflect, speak up, and support.
SIX Neptas show SUPPORT OF OUR MISSION
Last weekend, Gaslight Theatre Company took home six Northeastern Pennsylvania Theatre Alliance Awards for our work last season on Taming of the Shrew by Williams Shakespeare and two of our original plays in our Playroom: Dining Room series. Having received 17 nominations this year, the awards show support of our mission of producing both under-produced classical and original works. Gaslight is so proud to have produced yet another Shakespeare production and supported our regional playwrights with another knock-out summer of original one-acts. Congratulations to the cast and crew of these productions!
2019 NEPTA AWARD GASLIGHT NOMINATIONS AND WINNERS
Taming of the Shrew by Williams Shakespeare
Best Lead Actress in a Comedy: Mollie Dooley (Kate)
Best Lead Actor in a Comedy: Dane Bower (Petruchio)
Supporting Actor in a Comedy: Rob Klubeck (Hortensio)
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy: Mike Wawrzynek (Lucentio) - WINNER!
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy: Eyanna Gruver (Bianca) - WINNER!
Best Director of a Comedy: Dave Reynolds and Brandi George - WINNER!
Best Ancillary Ensemble
Best Comedy - WINNER!
The Sunset Limited by Cormac McCarthy
Best Lead Actor in a Drama: Adam Moore (Black)
Best Sound Design: Mike Little
Best Director of a Drama: Dane Bower
Playroom: Dining Room
Best Original One Act (Writing): Horseplay by Dane Bower
Best Original One Act (Writing): Dinner With Osmina by Matthew Hinton
Best Original One Act (Writing): Counter, Counter by B Garret Rogan - WINNER!
Best One Act: Horseplay by Dane Bower - WINNER!
Best One Act: Counter, Counter by B Garret Rogan
From left, front: Jon Vojtko and Mike Wawrzynek. From left, back: Eyanna Gruver (photo credit), Mollie Dooley, Mike Little, Dane Bower, Rob Klubeck, and Keith Novack.
On The Hunt for a New Home
"What is past is prologue."
- The Tempest
After our replacement at East End Centre in September 2018, the Gaslight Board of Directors has been hard at work searching for potential new homes for our company. In the process, we explored nearly every vacant store front in Downtown Wilkes-Barre, most of which were dead ends either due to three main factors: 1. the space simply did not meet the needs of an arts venue; 2. it was in disrepair/wrapped up in issues; and/or 3. landlords were absentee or unreachable. We're willing to revisit any of them though if new information turns up!
We also conducted searches in other parts of Wilkes-Barre, Kingston, and Luzerne County but have been struggling to find the right fit of "space needs / affordable / available." We have two leads we've been working for the past few months, both with their own challenges. The lesson here: it is surprisingly difficult to find the right space with a landlord willing to support an arts venue and arts budget. And it's even more frustrating to see so many vacant store fronts in our region that could be great (and would give landlords monthly income!!), if only we could be given a chance.
But have no fear! We are hard at work searching and reaching out to everyone we know for leads and introductions. While we welcome suggestions on venues, please know the list of our requirements is complex (included below). In the meantime, we've taken a much-needed break but are still strategizing our "relaunch" and brainstorming ways we can remain active until then; hopefully, in the next month we'll have more news to share on that. While our roots are that of a nomadic company, we hope to find ourselves again in a long-term venue as it is more efficient and less stressful on our Board. We thrived on our pop-up theatre approach for many years but have since amassed a great deal of equipment, set pieces, and costumes that must travel with us.
We're still very much hopeful to return soon and bring you only the best programming of underproduced and original works! Please reach out with suggestions to gaslighttheatre@gmail.com and check our Facebook page for more updates!
Venue Needs
If a store front or flexible building: open floor plate to accommodate black box staging and audience set up
If an existing performing space: medium-sized stage with audience ranging from 30-50 seats
Ceilings at least 10' tall
Dedicated lobby/box office space
Green room space to accommodate casts ranging from 4-15 people
Adequate technical capacity for lighting and sound
Two bathrooms (to meet code requirement of intended capacity)
Back of house storage
Easy load-in / load-out access; handicap accessible
Venue Wants
Central location to bars, restaurants, and/or other cultural establishments
Parking lot or access to parking garage
No columns
Dedicated office space (1-3 rooms) to be used for administrative business and storage
Easy and clear place for signage / marquee area
A landlord who supports the arts!
Gaslight Theatre celebrates 15th anniversary with "Year of the 'Speare" and Re-Location
Gaslight Theatre Company recently announced its 15th anniversary "Year of the 'Speare," a year-long celebration of William Shakespeare laced with original concepts and titles, but will be simultaneously preparing to relocate its theater this fall.
"It is with great sadness that Gaslight departs from our home at the East End Centre in Wilkes-Barre this September," said Gaslight's president Brandi George.
"We are so very thankful for the wonderful opportunity that Joe Amato Properties gave us two years ago and for their continued support throughout our stay in East End. We enjoyed building our home within this budding arts complex alongside KISS Theatre, Rockology Music Academy, and our great restaurant neighbors. While we will temporarily return to our original roaming theatre operations, we very much look forward to an exciting future in a new, yet-to-be determined location; something our company has succeeded in doing for our first 13 years."
Gaslight will begin its season with the seventh annual Playroom: Dining Room on August 17 at their theater in the East End Centre. The remainder of the season, which includes performances of A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), The Santaland Diaries, and a new original concept, KidScripts, will be performed at a space to be determined in advance of Midsummer in October. Presently, all announced performance dates in 2018 remain tentative.
Gaslight continues to build on its past two seasons by expanding its line up of main stage productions, original works, and special events with its biggest season in the Company's history.
"Even with a change in venue, it's beyond inspiring to build on the past few years by presenting more titles, even more original works, and smaller, engaging events," said George.
"We look forward to entertaining audiences while still on the hunt for a new home. It's an incredible undertaking, but the wonderful responses we receive from the community -- especially those in Downtown Wilkes-Barre -- justify our decision to keep growing and presenting underproduced and educational works. Year of the 'Speare is perfectly representative of our founding mission, our renewed mission we adopted two years ago, and our future aspirations."
The 2018-19 Season
Year of the 'Speare begins when Gaslight presents its seventh installment of the original one-act series, Playroom, August 17-19 and 24-26, 2018. Created by playwright Matthew S. Hinton, Playroom uses the same set design to inspire writers to craft individual one-acts around the same space, resulting in an evening of short-form theatre that quickly ebbs and flows through provoking and laugh-out-loud moments. This year, the Company moves to the Dining Room for six captivating stories written by some of the region's most talented playwrights, including Dane Bower, Emily Halbing, Matthew S. Hinton, Michael Pavese, B. Garret Rogan, and Rachel Luann Strayer.
Following Playroom, Gaslight is scheduled to present A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare October 19-21 and 26-27, 2018. One of Shakespeare's most famous comedies is now adapted to introduce youth audiences to the Bard for the first time. Directed by Christina Reynolds and performed by a cast of adult actors with children as assistant designers, A Midsummer Night's Dream tells the classic story of Theseus and Hippolyta, the adventures of four young Athenian lovers, and a troupe of amateur actors who are all caught in the crossfire of the King and Queen of the fairies.
In December, Gaslight is scheduled to present a new original concept just in time for the holiday season: KidScripts: Very, Merry, Happy, Holiday Tales on December 7-9 and 14-15, 2018. Conceptualized and directed by Dane Bower, the Company sits down with kindergarten and first grade classes and asks them for their help crafting a series of holiday stories. Later, a company of adult playwrights and actors turn the stories into plays, which are staged live, prefaced by the classroom recordings.
During the second weekend of KidScripts, Gaslight will run a late-night, limited engagement of The Santaland Diaries directed by Dave Reynolds. Written by David Sedaris and adapted for the stage by Joe Mantello, The Santaland Diaries is a brilliant evocation of what a slacker's Christmas must feel like. Out of work, our wonderfully-snarky narrator takes a job as one of Santa's elves at Macy's for the Christmas season. As the season goes on, hilarious accounts of the exploits of children, parents, and co-workers combine to make our narrator battle weary and bitter.
March 1-3 and 8-10, 2019, Gaslight presents shakesBEER's Romeo + Juliet directed by Brandi George. What happens when the Bard's most famous tragedy meets a pint (or three) of ale? Inspired by other popular productions and the Comedy Central series Drunk History, Gaslight's shakesBEER features a small cast of actors, one of which will consume extra libations at the top of the show, who drink and attempt to perform an abridged version of this classic tale of star-crossed lovers.
To close out Year of the 'Speare, Gaslight will revive their 2006 production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) on June 14-16 and 21-23, 2019. Written by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield (Reduced Shakespeare Company) and directed by Dave Reynolds, Complete Works is a saucy, fast-paced play that parodies Shakespeare's tragedies, comedies, and histories with comically-shortened pieces. By breaking the fourth wall, actors, director, crew, and audience become one for a side-splitting evening of madcap, improv-filled knavery.
Like last season, audiences can also anticipate dates for Gaslight's special events. The Company is thrilled and honored to return to the River Commons for Shakespeare on the River 2019 presented by the Riverfront Parks Committee (more information about this event will be released in the spring). In addition, Gaslight currently has select, scheduled dates for their Readers Theatre series and Trivia Nights online but more may be added throughout the season.
Tickets for Playroom will go on sale in August and can be purchased online at www.ticketfly.com. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for students, seniors, and veterans. Seating is general admission and limited so advanced purchases are highly recommended. For more information about the season and updates on our new location, please visit www.gaslight-theatre.org and follow us on Facebook.
Gaslight Theatre Company was founded in 2003 with the mission to create impactful, innovative, and high-quality theatre that enriches the lives of our artists and community.


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Q: Book cover, integration multilayered equations. (Suggestions?) I am sort of writing a compendium about integration, everyhting from basic substitutions, to contour integrals, Gamma, beta integrals and so forth.
I feel that no standard frontcase suffices and I therefore think that the best solution for a bookcover would be using tikz (correct?)
I was thinking about tinting the page slightly gray. And making it similar to the headliner here. Some centered text, and then some faded multilayered equations and images

Now, the equations should be a mixture between integrals, and images. Things like

My question is, how would one go about creating such  a titlepage? My problem is adding the multilayered equations, in different shades.
(If someone has some arguments or ideas for a better frontpage, I am all ears.)

A: You can as has been pointed out use the fill opacity, opacity and the text opacity for your free disposal while drawing and get the wanted effect from that.
In your use of tikz I would recommend to use the overlay feature which is really nice when specifying absolute positions on a page (and in the matter of a frontpage this could be highly desirable). I have added here a small example that will give you an idea of setting it up and doing it:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tikz}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay]
  \begin{scope}[shift=(current page.center)]
    \node[scale=2,opacity=0.8] at (-1,2) {$\displaystyle\int_0^\infty \frac x \hbar \,\mathrm dx$};
    \begin{scope}[opacity=0.4]
      \draw (3,0) node[below] {$a$} arc (0:180:3cm) node[below] {$b$} -- cycle;
      \fill (0,0.3) circle (2pt) node[right] {$i$};
    \end{scope}
    \node[opacity=0.45] at (-.9,-2.5)
    {$\displaystyle S(x)=\int_0^x\sin(t^2)\,\mathrm dx=\sum_{n=0}^\infty(-1)^n\frac{x^{4n+3}}{(2n+1)!(4n+3)}$};
  \end{scope}
\end{tikzpicture}
\clearpage
Start my book...
\end{document}

With this setup you start on the center of the page and define everything from that place. This could come in handy, notice the first scope block.
Of course you can optimise the \displaystyle away in your preferable manor.

A: There has been a related (but less specific) question a couple of days ago: Resources for title page and front matter design, where I suggested the somewhat prosaic approach: Do not use LaTeX for the cover, but some good vector drawing program. Export it to PDF and employ pdfpages, \includegraphics or pdftk to add it to the document.
I think, your cover is a perfect showcase for this approach:

*

*It is just a one-time thing!

*You are seeking a very visual, arty design. Crafting it will probably be a process of visual trial-and-error with many iterations, until you are satisfied.

Doing this with LaTeX / TikZ might be fun, but it certainly will be an enormous time sink: I am a big fan of "use the right tool for the task"; if  the task is mostly about visual effects and only marginally about structured content, I would say that a visual tool is better suited than LaTeX.
As your cover involves many formulas, for which typesetting LaTeX is just great, I would probably go for a mixture:

*

*Use LaTeX to produce the "basic elements" of your cover, that is, the title, equations, graphs, symbols, whatever. (Use the standalone class or, if you are on a Mac, a tool like LaTeXiT to transform them into PDF or EPS images.)

*Use a good vector drawing program (Inkscape, Illustrator) to layout, blend, shade, ... these elements in order to craft the resulting cover page.

A: You can also play with Inkscape. There is one plugin to insert LaTeX equations : textext.

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In all operations, each subtrahend bit is subtracted from the minuend bit. In case of second operation the minuend bit is smaller than the subtrahend bit, hence 1 is borrowed. Just as there are half and full-adders, there are half and full-subtractors.
A half subtractor is a combinational circuit that subtracts two bits and produces their difference. It also has an output to specify if a 1 has been borrowed. Let us designate minuend bit as A and the subtrahend bit as B. The result of operation A – B for all possible values of A and B is tabulated in Table 3.8.


Memphis Funk N Horns band members brought their sound to the stage Saturday night in Lakeland. Photo by Scott Steele.
Children always seem to run around and climb all over their parents at outdoor family events. Photo by Scott Steele.
Balloon animals and other balloon constructions are a childhood favorite at Lakeland events. Photo by Scott Steele.
Family-friendly concerts, like this one at the Lakeland Amphitheater, keep locals entertained. Photo by Scott Steele.


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Lyra Therapeutics to Present Additional LANTERN Phase 2 Study Results for LYR‑210 in Two Oral Presentations at ARS Annual Meeting
WATERTOWN, Mass., Aug. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Lyra Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: LYRA), a clinical-stage therapeutics company leveraging its proprietary XTreo™ platform to enable precise, sustained and local delivery of medications to the ear, nose and throat (ENT) passages and other diseased tissues, today announced that the company will present additional Phase 2 results from the LANTERN study for LYR‑210, the company's lead product candidate for chronic rhinosinusitis, at the 68th Annual Meeting of the American Rhinologic Society (ARS), taking place September 9-10, 2022 in Philadelphia.
Two oral presentations on LYR-210 will be featured in sessions at the ARS Annual Meeting.
Oral Presentation Details:
Title: Long-acting corticosteroid matrices improve CRS cardinal symptoms
Presenting Author: Brent A. Senior, MD, FACS, FARS, University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Date and Time: Saturday, September 10th at 8:14am ET
Session: Chronic Rhinosinusitis Histology and Treatment
Title: Correlation between SNOT-22 and cardinal symptom composite scores in CRS
Date and Time: Saturday, September 10th at 2:14 pm ET
Session: Health Disparities, Disease Burden, and Patient Outcomes
About Chronic Rhinosinusitis (CRS)
Chronic Rhinosinusitis (CRS) is a highly prevalent inflammatory disease of the paranasal sinuses which leads to debilitating symptoms and significant morbidities and is the fifth most common condition in people under 65. It is estimated the direct costs of CRS worldwide are approximately 60 billion dollars. Cardinal symptoms include nasal obstruction and congestion, facial pain and pressure, nasal discharge, and olfactory loss. The prevalence of CRS in the U.S. is estimated to be 14M, with 8M treated annually using medical management including topical steroid sprays and oral steroids. Roughly half of those treated fail and seek alternative medical intervention. While ENT (Ear, nose, and throat) physicians perform approximately 400,000 surgeries annually for CRS, 65% of patients have recurrent symptoms and 100% require ongoing medical management. Additionally, many patients are surgery unwilling as the current procedures are invasive, not curative, and often require long recovery times.
About Lyra Therapeutics
Lyra Therapeutics, Inc. is a clinical-stage therapeutics company leveraging its proprietary XTreo™ platform to enable precise, sustained, local delivery of medications to diseased tissues not accessible with conventional therapeutic approaches. Lyra's XTreo™ platform is comprised of a biocompatible mesh scaffold, an engineered elastomeric matrix and a versatile polymer-drug complex. The company's current pipeline of therapeutics target tissues deep in the ear, nose and throat passages and are designed to deliver continuous drug therapy for up to six months following a single non-invasive, in-office administration. Lyra has two product candidates in late-stage development for CRS, a highly prevalent inflammatory disease of the paranasal sinuses which leads to debilitating symptoms and significant morbidities: LYR-210, for surgically naïve patients, is being evaluated in the ENLIGHTEN Phase 3 clinical program, and LYR-220, for patients who have recurrent symptoms despite surgery, is being evaluated in the BEACON Phase 2 clinical trial. These two product candidates are designed to treat the estimated four million CRS patients in the U.S. that fail medical management each year. For more information, please visit lyratherapeutics.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements contained in this press release that do not relate to matters of historical fact should be considered forward-looking statements, including statements regarding the date, time and details of the presentations at ARS, our pipeline of product candidates, the success of the XTreo™ platform, and the efficacy of LYR-210. These statements are neither promises nor guarantees, but involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other important factors that may cause the company's actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements, including, but not limited to, the following: the fact that the company has incurred significant losses since inception and expects to incur additional losses for the foreseeable future; the company's need for additional funding, which may not be available; the company's limited operating history; the fact that the company has no approved products; the fact that the company's product candidates are in various stages of development; or the fact that the company may not be successful in its efforts to identify and successfully commercialize its product candidates; the fact that clinical trials required for the company's product candidates are expensive and time-consuming, and their outcome is uncertain; the fact that the FDA may not conclude that certain of the company's product candidates satisfy the requirements for the Section 505(b)(2) regulatory approval pathway; the company's inability to obtain required regulatory approvals; effects of recently enacted and future legislation; the possibility of system failures or security breaches; effects of significant competition; the fact that the successful commercialization of the company's product candidates will depend in part on the extent to which governmental authorities and health insurers establish coverage, adequate reimbursement levels and pricing policies; failure to achieve market acceptance; product liability lawsuits; the fact that the company relies on third parties for the manufacture of materials for its research programs, pre-clinical studies and clinical trials; the company's reliance on third parties to conduct its preclinical studies and clinical trials; the company's inability to succeed in establishing and maintaining collaborative relationships; the company's reliance on certain suppliers critical to its production; failure to obtain and maintain or adequately protect the company's intellectual property rights; failure to retain key personnel or to recruit qualified personnel; difficulties in managing the company's growth; effects of natural disasters, terrorism and wars (including the developing conflict between Ukraine and Russia); the fact that the global pandemic caused by COVID-19 could adversely impact the company's business and operations, including the company's clinical trials; the fact that the price of the company's common stock may be volatile and fluctuate substantially; significant costs and required management time as a result of operating as a public company and any securities class action litigation. These and other important factors discussed under the caption "Risk Factors" in the company's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q filed with the SEC on August 9, 2022 and its other filings with the SEC could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated by the forward-looking statements made in this press release. Any such forward-looking statements represent management's estimates as of the date of this press release. While the company may elect to update such forward-looking statements at some point in the future, it disclaims any obligation to do so, even if subsequent events cause its views to change.
Kathryn Morris
The Yates Network LLC
kathryn@theyatesnetwork.com
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In this production, Native American historian and artisan Michael Galban, (Washoe/Paiute) teaches the basic techniques to make both center seam and wide vamp pucker toe Woodland Indian style moccasins. From pattern making to stitching, moccasin making is explained and shown in detail. 70 minutes long. Available in DVD format.


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Captain Alan Power scored the decisive goal as Lincoln edged a five-goal thriller.
Lincoln made it four wins from five games and moved up to eighth as they won an entertaining game at Chester.
Matt Rhead netted his 11th goal of the season for the Imps when he headed Lee Beevers' cross into the bottom corner.
Jordan Chapell levelled from Johnny Hunt's cross before Kegan Everington scored his first Lincoln goal.
Captain Alan Power headed in to increase Lincoln's lead, before Ross Hannah pulled one back from Tom Shaw's pass, but it was too late for Chester.
"To a man they were incredible. They dug in and they worked hard. I don't think anybody comes here and gets an easy ride because Chester are a good team.
"That's what we're about. We're not the biggest squad in the division by any stretch of the imagination but we're together, we work hard and we don't let each other down.
"The fans were great again. These are a special group of players and we've got good staff so it's a pleasure to be here at the moment."
Match ends, Chester FC 2, Lincoln City 3.
Second Half ends, Chester FC 2, Lincoln City 3.
Chris Bush (Lincoln City) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Foul by Chris Bush (Lincoln City).
Substitution, Lincoln City. Alex Simmons replaces Jack Muldoon.
Ryan Higgins (Chester FC) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Tom Shaw (Chester FC) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Attempt missed. George Thomson (Chester FC) header from the left side of the box misses to the right.
Liam Hearn (Lincoln City) wins a free kick.
Substitution, Lincoln City. Liam Hearn replaces Matt Rhead because of an injury.
Attempt missed. George Thomson (Chester FC) left footed shot from outside the box is too high.
Offside, Lincoln City. Alan Power tries a through ball, but Alan Power is caught offside.
Attempt missed. Jordan Chapell (Chester FC) right footed shot from outside the box is too high.
Attempt missed. Ross Hannah (Chester FC) header from the right side of the box is too high. Assisted by John Rooney.
John Rooney (Chester FC) hits the bar with a right footed shot from the right side of the box.
Goal! Chester FC 2, Lincoln City 3. Ross Hannah (Chester FC) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Tom Shaw.
Chris Bush (Lincoln City) wins a free kick.
Attempt saved. John Rooney (Chester FC) left footed shot from outside the box is saved.


Hello everyone, it's Lindsey! As we wrap up 2018, I wanted to add a special prayer to my journaling Bible to thank God for all that He has done this last year and a prayer to start out 2019. As you can imagine, this is a little bit more private of an entry so I thought it would be a great opportunity to use the Holly | Vellum Pocket Fronts to create a pocket prayer right in my Bible. Check out my process video below to see how the entry came together!
I've been hoarding several pieces from the Holly Kit this month and have been indecisive about whether I wanted to use them in my Bible or December Daily project. I figure since we are nearing the end of the month, this would be a great time to use some of my favorite pieces...like this adorable Holly die cut. The polka dot vellum pocket acted as a simple backdrop to some die cut clustering, washi tape and a heat embossed gold tree.
Since this pocket includes a prayer full of thanks, I grabbed the Amber | Stamp Set to create this "grateful" label as another layering detail on the pocket. I love the bold mix of black, red and white on this page!
I have lots of the different trim pieces left from the Holly Kit so I grabbed some black velvet ribbon to create a bow on the pocket and some of the gold ribbon for the tag. One thing I've loved about being on this Design Team is seeing how all of the other ladies get so creative with their details so I'm trying to push myself to take more time and more to my projects. The Holly | Red Sequins were a fun way to add detail and bring in some more red to this page while also tying in the watercolor splatters in the background.
I created a die cut tag that would fit in the vellum pocket and kept it simple since the vellum is transparent and I didn't want it to become too busy. I added some detail to the tag with a 3D embossing folder and some gold Perfect Pearls. A second tag was adhered to the backside so I'd have a smooth place to add my prayer journaling.
As always, I finished the page by highlighting the verse, Psalm 98:1, and also added some gold stamping detail with the Holly | Stamp Set.
Check out my process video to see more details on how this page came together and don't forget to grab some Holly goodies, there aren't many left!