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Fort Lauderdale News
45 years after killing Fort Lauderdale cop, three men want to be freed from prison
By Laurel Weibezahn
On July 20, 1974, Officer Walter Ilyankoff was killed after responding to a call about an armed robbery. (Fort Lauderale News/newspapers.com)
FORT LAUDERDALE — On a summer morning in 1974, Fort Lauderdale Police Officer Walter Ilyankoff received the call that ultimately ended his life.
A frantic custodian had called in a robbery. Four thieves had driven up to the Red Lobster restaurant at 5950 N. Federal Highway and taken the staff hostage. The custodian had run four blocks and banged on doors until someone let him in to use the phone.
Ilyankoff took the call and drove to the scene. The next thing anyone listening to his walkie-talkie would have heard is "Help, Help, Help! I've been shot!"
One of the four thieves, later identified as then 21-year-old Alvin Bernard Ford, shot him twice in the chest and, when Ilyankoff was helpless on the ground, once in the head. He was quickly caught, along with 25-year-old George Angelo Decosta and 21-year-old Alvin Ray Lewis. The fourth robber, Henry Robinson, 26, was tracked down in Guatemala three months later.
On June 26, through their supporters and legal representatives, Robinson and Decosta will have a chance to explain why they should be freed. Lewis will follow one month later on July 31.
Walter and Maryann Ilyankoff on a cruise in 1971. (newspapers.com/newspapers.com)
Ilyankoff's wife, Maryann, still lives in South Florida. She declined to be interviewed.
There's still a Red Lobster on that stretch of Federal Highway. Different cops walk that beat now, but the police department has made sure that Ilyankoff's legacy as the city's first officer to be shot and killed on duty isn't forgotten.
At the parole hearings, Maryann Ilyankoff will be joined by Fort Lauderdale Police Detective Orlando Almanzar.
Although he never met Ilyankoff, Almanzar said it's important that "the people responsible for taking his life served the time they were given."
Lewis and Decosta pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and received life sentences. Lewis was initially paroled in 1983 but was sent back to prison in 1993 for grand theft auto. His parole was revoked, and he is serving out the rest of his life sentence for his role in Ilyankoff's death.
Ford and Robinson both went to trial and were convicted of first-degree murder. Robinson was sentenced to life in prison. Ford, who the police say pulled the trigger, was sentenced to death. He spent the next 17 years exhausting the appeals process (once coming within 12 hours of his scheduled execution) and eventually died in prison of natural causes.
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The Florida Commission on Offender Review held similar hearings for the three in 2007 and 2012, but chose to make no change in their sentences.
Decosta and Lewis, who were convicted of second-degree murder, are up for what the FCOR calls "extraordinary interviews." Both men were scheduled to have initial parole release interviews in the mid-1990s, but the commission previously voted to suspend those, which stuck them in the middle of the parole process without letting them move forward.
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During this summer's hearings, the commission will decide whether or not to lift those suspensions and allow them to continue with the parole process. If the suspension is lifted, Decosta and Lewis could be eligible for release within two years — a typical time frame for these types of hearings.
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Robinson, who was convicted of first-degree murder, is not eligible for parole until 2056. His hearing, called a "subsequent interview," will allow the commission to move his release date up if they believe it's warranted.
All three of their parole hearings will take place in Tallahassee, but they will not be present. Both victims' and inmates' supporters will have 10 minutes total to argue their case in front of the three-person commission.
It is rare for inmates to receive even one parole hearing. According to the FCOR, Florida nearly abolished the possibility of parole in 1983 with new sentencing guidelines. However, because all three were convicted and sentenced before that, they are eligible for parole under older rules.
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Decosta is currently near Pensacola at the Century Correction Institution. Robinson is in Union Correctional Institution outside of Jacksonville, and Lewis is in Everglades Correctional Institution near Miami.
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In 2017, SBP's carpark needed a face-lift, and they came up with an ingenious way to not only fix it but boost sales as well. After a meeting with Liniar's Mark Sims, a plan was hatched to revamp the carpark with the range of Liniar uPVC fencing – in all its colour options and finishes – as well as an oversized gate. It was a double-edged idea. The six-foot panels would not only achieve the refurbishment of their carpark fencing, but because they sit on one of the busiest roads in Birmingham city centre, it was a brilliant opportunity to showcase the products to the thousands of commuters which pass by each day.
Nurin Hoque of SBP explains, "There were many reasons we chose to install and sell Liniar's outdoor uPVC range.
"Liniar offers abundant availability compared to competitors, but also the decency of the products aligns with the standards that we like to provide in our own business.
"We found that many uPVC manufacturers sell to all levels of the market. With Liniar, we didn't need to worry about our customers asking why they shouldn't just buy from the factory. Liniar doesn't compete against its fabricators and installers," states Nurin.
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Ivy International Small Cap Fund
IVJAX / Class A SharesIVJCX / Class C SharesIVJIX / Class I SharesIVJRX / Class N SharesIVJYX / Class Y Shares Track Fund
($0.02) / -0.16% Daily NAV Change
An international gateway to small cap opportunities
Seeks small-cap companies across the international landscape that exhibit perceived growth at a reasonable price.
Fundamental + Thematic
Fund employs a proprietary, fundamentally driven stock selection process while incorporating a top-down view for thematic drivers.
Proven manager
Mackenzie Investments Europe Limited, the Fund's subadvisor, has managed international small cap strategies since 2002. The portfolio management team has more than 60 years industry experience.
Martin Fahey, CFA
— Mackenzie Investments Europe Limited
Martin Fahey brings 30 years of experience and a broad European and international scope to the investment decision making process and fund management at Mackenzie Investments Europe Limited (Mackenzie Europe). As Head of European Equities, Mr. Fahey is responsible for overseeing the investment process of all European mandates. He is the portfolio manager for Investors European Equity Fund, Investors European Mid-Cap Equity Fund, Investors International Small Cap Class and Ivy International Small Cap Fund. Prior to joining Mackenzie Europe in 1993, he held various investment management positions at AMP Asset Management and United Friendly Insurance. A native of Ireland, Mr. Fahey is a CFA® charterholder and has also successfully completed the International Investment Management Research exam. He earned his Bachelor of Commerce and Master of Business Studies (Honors) degree at University College Galway.
Bryan Mattei, CFA
Bryan Mattei brings 12 years of experience in the investment management industry to Mackenzie Investments Europe Limited (Mackenzie Europe) and is located in Mackenzie Investments Asia Limited Hong Kong office. As portfolio manager, Mr. Mattei focuses on the Asian small cap sector with a particular emphasis on Japan. He is co-portfolio manager of Investors International Small Cap Fund and Ivy International Small Cap Fund, where he is focused on developed markets in Asia, and Investors Pan Asian Equity Fund. Prior to joining Mackenzie Europe in 2013, Mr. Mattei was Head of Research for Cantor Fitzgerald in Ireland. Before this he was equity fund manager in the Wealth Management division of IBRC in Dublin where he managed the Japan Equity Fund and the European Equity Fund. He was co-manager of both the Large Cap M&A and Long/Short Equity funds. Originally from the U.S., Mr. Mattei is a CFA® charterholder. He earned his BS magna cum laude from Boston College, Carroll School of Management and also studied business, economics and social sciences at the University of Dublin, Trinity College.
Kalle Huhdanmäki
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Mr. Huhdanmäki has been an Associate Portfolio Manager with Mackenzie Europe since October 2019. He previously was a co-portfolio manager at Nordea Asset Management in Copenhagen from 2012-2019 and was at SEB Asset Management from 2005-2012. Mr. Huhdanmäki earned a Masters of Science Degree (Econ) from the University of Copenhagen.
Daily NAV Change ($0.02) -0.16%
Ticker Symbol IVJCX
Fund Type Global/International
Fiscal Year End September
(as of 12/31/2019) $174.3 mil
Morningstar Category Foreign Small/Mid Growth
Lipper Category International Small-/Mid-Cap Growth Funds
Benchmark MSCI EAFE Small Cap NR USD
Performance at NAV does not include the effect of sales charges, if it had, performance shown would be lower. For Class C shares, a 1% CDSC applies to the lesser of amount invested or redemption value of shares redeemed within twelve months after the purchase date.
Fund at NAV 22.82% 22.82% N/A N/A N/A 7.84%
Fund with maximum 1.00% CDSC 22.82% 22.82% N/A N/A N/A 7.84%
MSCI EAFE Small Cap NR USD 24.96% 24.96% 10.92% 8.85% 8.74% -
Morningstar Foreign Small/Mid Growth 27.78% 27.78% 12.71% 8.42% 9.22% -
Select Year Range 2018-2019
Class C -19.64 22.82
MSCI EAFE Small Cap NR USD -17.89 24.96
Category: Foreign Small/Mid Growth
Select Year & Month 2020 2019 2018 2017 Jan
Rubis Group Rubis is a France-based international company specializing in the storage, distribution and sale of petroleum, liquefied petroleum gas, food and chemical products. 2.39%
Logitech International S.A., Registered Shares Logitech International S.A. is a Swiss-Italian provider of personal computer and mobile peripherals, with its headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland and administrative headquarters in Newark, California. 2.33%
Future plc Future plc is a British media company founded in 1985. It publishes more than 50 magazines in fields such as video games, technology, films, music, photography, home and knowledge. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. 2.31%
Teleperformance SE Teleperformance is a multinational company headquartered in France. The company specializes in outsourced omnichannel customer experience management. 2.07%
ARTERIA Networks Corp. ARTERIA Networks Corporation offers cloud, data center, internet connection, virtual private network construction, mobile connection and other services to customers in Japan. 2.02%
TechnoPro Holdings, Inc. TechnoPro Holdings, Inc., engages in the provision of technician dispatch and contracting business related to machinery, electrical, electronic, embedded control, software development and maintenance, biochemistry, and construction management. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. 1.98%
SCSK Corp. SCSK Corporation provides a variety of IT services including system solutions, software development, and data center and communication network management. The Company sells packaged software and network equipment and develops software for distribution, manufacturing, and financial systems among others. SCSK handles infrastructure software as well. 1.92%
Manulife U.S. REIT Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust invests in real estate properties. The Company focuses on office properties located in the Unites States. 1.91%
Sixt SE 1.90%
Games Workshop Group plc 1.84%
Total Portfolio Holdings DOWNLOAD (as of 9/30/2019)
Large ( > $10 bil) 6.7%
Small ( < $2 bil) 31.4%
Median Market Cap (as of 12/31/2019) $3.0 bil
Industrial Machinery 4.0%
Real Estate Operating Companies 3.6%
Auto Parts & Equipment 3.4%
Trucking 3.2%
Industrial REITs 3.0%
Construction Machinery & Heavy Trucks 2.8%
Pharmaceuticals 2.7%
Office Services & Supplies 2.7%
Office REITs 2.6%
IT Consulting & Other Services 2.5%
Industrials 20.07%
Real Estate 11.94%
Financials 9.26%
Japan 35.3%
United Kingdom 17.3%
France 9.0%
Ireland 7.3%
Singapore 3.8%
Australia 3.4%
Isle Of Man 2.9%
Hong Kong 2.4%
Luxembourg 1.7%
Belgium 1.5%
Spain 1.3%
Austria 0.8%
Poland 0.7%
Jersey 0.3%
DOWNLOAD (as of 9/30/2019)
Risk factors: The value of the Fund's shares will change, and you could lose money on your investment. International investing involves additional risks including currency fluctuations, political or economic conditions affecting the foreign country, and differences in accounting standards and foreign regulations. These risks are magnified in emerging markets. Investing in small-cap stocks may carry more risk than investing in stocks of larger more well-established companies. The value of a security believed by the Fund's manager to be undervalued may never reach what the manager believes to be its full value, or such security's value may decrease. These and other risks are more fully described in the Fund's prospectus. Not all funds or fund classes may be offered at all broker/dealers.
The MSCI EAFE Small Cap Index is an equity index which captures small cap representation across developed markets and countries around the world, excluding the US and Canada. It is not possible to invest in an index.
Fee Waiver and/or Expense Reimbursement: Through January 31, 2020, Ivy Investment Management Company (IICO), the Fund's investment manager, Ivy Distributors, Inc. (IDI), the Fund's distributor, and/or Waddell & Reed Services Company, doing business as WI Services Company (WISC), the Fund's transfer agent, have contractually agreed to reimburse sufficient management fees, 12b-1 fees and/or shareholder servicing fees to cap the total annual ordinary fund operating expenses (which would exclude interest, taxes, brokerage commissions, acquired fund fees and expenses and extraordinary expenses, if any) as follows: Class A shares at 1.45%. Prior to that date, the expense limitation may not be terminated without the consent of the Board of Trustees (Board). Certain common expenses applicable to all share classes also may be waived to cap total annual ordinary fund operating expenses, which may serve to reduce the expense ratio of certain share classes.
Fee Waiver and/or Expense Reimbursement: Through January 31, 2020, IICO, the Fund's investment manager, IDI, the Fund's distributor, and/or WISC, the Fund's transfer agent, have contractually agreed to reimburse sufficient management fees, 12b-1 fees and/or shareholder servicing fees to cap the total annual ordinary fund operating expenses (which would exclude interest, taxes, brokerage commissions, acquired fund fees and expenses, and extraordinary expenses, if any) for the Fund's Class I shares and Class N shares at 0.99%. Prior to that date, the expense limitation may not be terminated without the consent of the Board.
Fee Waiver and/or Expense Reimbursement: Through January 31, 2020, IDI and/or WISC have contractually agreed to reimburse sufficient 12b-1 and/or shareholder servicing fees to ensure that the total annual ordinary fund operating expenses of the Class Y shares do not exceed the total annual ordinary fund operating expenses of the Class A shares, as calculated at the end of each month. Prior to that date, the expense limitation may not be terminated without the consent of the Board.
Effective Feb. 21, 2019, the name of the Fund changed from Ivy IG International Small Cap Fund to Ivy International Small Cap Fund.
Effective Feb. 21, 2019, the name of the sub-adviser changed from I.G. International Management Limited to Mackenzie Investments Europe Limited. Mackenzie Investments Europe Limited delegates to its subsidiary, Mackenzie Investments Asia Limited, for additional portfolio management responsibilities. References to Mackenzie Investments Europe Limited include both entities.


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Next, if the cobweb duster proves inferior, a vacuum hose can also be used especially on textured surfaces. Another solution to the same could be if you use spray water, which can be done from the garden hose. Cobwebs are normally present in the deep dark corners of garages. Although they can be stubborn, they are very easy to clean.
Interesting way. Cobwebs are always at home. Weekly maintenance is really in need to stay cleanliness.


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ember-calculator
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This is a basic calculator implemented using the Ember framework.

Check out the [demo page](http://ember-calculator.herokuapp.com/)!

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Calculator logic and templates are located in `/assets/javascripts/calculator`

Tests are located in `/assets/javascripts/tests`

Styles are in `assets/stylesheets`

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1. Clone the project. `git clone https://github.com/pjaramillo/ember-calculator.git`
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I´ve been living in Malta, Denmark and Spain. I love languages so I want to share my passion with my students. I speak English and Spanish every day with my friends who are natives.
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Brown, J. D. (2001). Fifty Sermon Outlines on the Way of Salvation (p. 37). Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books.


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This is about every single woman all over the world who are stuck in these situations. It's about all of us collectively who have suffered, and it's time people understand it's OK to talk about it, and communities can be part of making change. If one woman in prison can start a movement by starting the first abuse support group in prison in the nation, why can't a woman's church group and other women make the same difference?
No one listened for so long, and to actually believe that someone really wanted to make a difference, to share these women's stories, but to hopefully be able to make a difference for someone else so they wouldn't end up in the same circumstance as the women featured in the film...
Libby Spears started out as a filmmaker but now has become an advocate and expert about the sexual exploitation of children, and I just love that. How could you ever make the story without caring about the outcome?
Thank you for your inspiration that led to this hearing today, and I hope it leads to new laws that will protect these children and deal with them in the right, humane way. This documentary opened the eyes of Senator Wyden and myself and many others.
The commitment from filmmakers to do this level of advocacy and policy becomes a full-time job, so the difference was that we were willing to put in the time to promote policy change, and work with advocacy experts like ECPAT-USA. We had goals beyond just circulating the film, and we really wanted to a make long-term impact.
There were meetings we had with policymakers where literally the chiefs of staffs' jaws would be open.
The higher profile the film becomes, the more likely it is to affect the legislative process. If the film goes to a festival and gets an award, if the filmmaker is in a magazine story, anything that elevates the story and makes it more relatable and visible, it helps. Legislative staffers are just like everyone else, responding to the information they are given.
The messages in Coal Ash Stories resonate throughout Tennessee's coal mining communities, particularly in Kingston where so many have been affected by the disastrous TVA spill of 2008.
These films illustrated what was really happening, including the lack of movement in the legislature.
People were shocked at every [screening] event that this problem could have gotten so big. They were outraged that Florida has done nothing to stop utilities from storing coal ash so dangerously. They were ready to take action right then and there.
The film was part of building momentum to get to the place where cities wanted to take that step.... It became something that the organizations used to build awareness and real political momentum.
The comedy aspect of the film is important because it's really disarming, particularly for people who are already a little resistant about this kind of messaging.
Having a national group come in and dictate what should happen on a local level generally doesn't work with local policy advocacy... A national group can put more eyes on something that's happening, but it should partner with local groups and people as much as possible, so there are still people on the ground when the national group leaves so the local people have [local advocacy partners] to work with. The local people still need to be in charge on the local level.
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Movies & Grassroots Community Engagement: Documentary Films & State and Local Public Policy in the United States is the second in a two-volume investigation about the role of documentary films in legislative and regulatory change and influence in the United States. Volume 1 focuses on the federal level, and this report, Volume 2, focuses on state and local levels. Both volumes were directed and written by Caty Borum Chattoo and Will Jenkins for the Center for Media & Social Impact at American University's School of Communication in Washington, D.C. This investigation was funded by the Fledgling Fund (www.thefledglingfund.org). For the Center for Media & Social Impact, American University graduate student fellows Elise Bell, Elisabeth Drabkin, Kelsey Tate, Hannah Sedgwick, Nesima Aberra, and Michele Alexander provided invaluable research support.
Caty Borum Chattoo is Director of the Center for Media & Social Impact (CMSI) and Executive in Residence at
the American University School of Communication in Washington, D.C. She is an award-winning communication strategist, documentary film/TV producer, and scholar working at the intersection of social change, documentary, and entertainment storytelling.
Borum Chattoo's social justice documentaries have aired internationally and nationally on Net ix, the Sundance Channel, Pivot, NDTV (India), PBS World, Link TV, KCET, DirectTV and theatrically. She has produced two documentary feature films (Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price and The After Party), a TV documentary and transmedia series (Stand Up Planet, starring Hasan Minhaj from The Daily Show), a multi-part documentary TV series focused on global poverty (ViewChange), a seven-part environmental justice documentary TV series (Sierra Club Chronicles), and PSA campaigns designed for social change on issues ranging from global poverty to climate change to HIV. Peer-reviewed research is featured and forthcoming in top journals in communication and the humanities, and she has been a featured presenter, speaker, and workshop leader on the intersection of entertainment, nonfiction storytelling, and social justice at leading academic conferences (International Communication Association, National Communication Association), professional social-change conferences (Skoll World Forum, TEDx, Frank Conference for Social Change), international film festivals and convenings (Tribeca Film Festival, AFI DOCS, DOC NYC, European Documentary Network, Doc Impact Academy Netherlands), and other professional gatherings. She serves on the board of directors for Working Films, a non-pro t organization working at the intersection of documentary storytelling and community engagement, and Kartemquin Films, a leading social-justice film production company.
Will Jenkins has more than a decade of communications and policy experience at the White House, the Department of Health and Human Services, and Congress. Over the years, he has also worked with many filmmakers and media organizations to help them understand and engage in public policy. Jenkins has spoken and led workshops on films and policymaking for the the Sundance Institute, the South by Southwest Festival, the Tribeca Film Institute, BRITDOC/Good Pitch, SilverDocs/AFI Docs, the International Documentary Association, the Fledging Fund, Docs in Progress, and Women in Film & Video. In 2010, Jenkins wrote a guide to public policy for filmmakers for Documentary magazine (http://www.documentary.org/magazine/filmmakers-guide-capitol-hill).
In 2012, he was Policy Director for the Impact Film Festival at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, where he coordinated screening discussions with politicians, filmmakers, celebrities, and reporters for the films Butter, Electoral Dysfunction, The House I Live In, Hunger Hits Home, and The Invisible War. In 2013, he developed the American Film Institute's first "Political Bootcamp for Filmmakers." During his time in the federal government, Jenkins has served as a spokesperson to local, national and foreign news outlets. He has planned high-profile events and policy rollouts featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA TODAY, and The Washington Post and managed appearances for government officials on "Meet the Press," "Morning Joe," and "The Colbert Report."
Jenkins has overseen the planning and evaluation of a wide range of communications products and campaigns by multiple federal agencies. As a legislative aide in Congress, he guided from introduction to enactment the first legislation to protect American military members from the health effects of toxic burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan, which has been called "this generation's Agent Orange." In 2007, Jenkins founded the Democratic Communicators Network, the professional association for Democratic communications staff in Congress and the Administration, which provides mentoring, networking and training for hundreds of members. He was also elected to serve on the board of the Congressional Legislative Staff Association, a bipartisan staff association in Washington.
About The Center for Media & Social Impact
The Center for Media & Social Impact (CMSI) at American University's School of Communication, based in Washington, D.C., is a research center and innovation lab that creates, studies, and showcases media for social impact. Focusing on independent, documentary, entertainment, and public media, CMSI bridges boundaries between scholars, producers and communication practitioners who work across media production, media impact, public policy and audience engagement. The Center produces resources for the field and research, convenes conferences and events, and works collaboratively to understand and design media that matter. www.cmsimpact.org
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The on again-off again Major League Soccer bid is a go. Speedway Motorsports executive Marcus Smith told CBJ on Monday afternoon his investment group was in the process of completing its application and would submit it to league headquarters by the end of the day.
Smith's decision follows a long weekend of uncertainty set off by city government opting against a scheduled vote on Jan. 27 to spend $43.75 million of tourism tax revenue to help fund a 20,000-seat soccer stadium. A day earlier — last Thursday — county commissioners approved a proposal to invest $43.75 million of property tax money and provide a 16-acre site assessed at $13 million at no charge to Smith.
Bids are due Jan. 31. MLS plans to select two expansion cities later this year and both new teams will start playing in 2020. Entry fees are $150 million per team.
Smith told CBJ on Monday that MLS granted an extension allowing for additional time for City Council to consider taking a longer look at a possible stadium investment.
Last week, Mayor Jennifer Roberts and several members of City Council cited a rushed process, a lack of details on additional costs such as sidewalks and infrastructure near the stadium and higher-ranking community priorities as the basis for their decision to cancel the MLS vote.
On Monday, the lone vocal proponent of the previous MLS pitch on council, James Mitchell, told CBJ he needs to be convinced a second look is warranted.
Mitchell said beyond timing and concerns over how a stadium would be accepted by the adjacent Elizabeth neighborhood, council colleagues balked over spending $43.75 million and expressed distaste for Marcus Smith's father, 89-year-old Speedway Motorsports founder and chairman Bruton Smith. The elder Smith spent seven years fighting with Cabarrus County over terms of unpaid incentives and whether county government owed him $80 million.
The case ended in December 2014 when the state Supreme Court opted against hearing an appeal challenging a lower court's decision dismissing the speedway's claim.
Marcus Smith is leading the MLS bid, but opponents of the stadium-funding plan have pointed to Bruton Smith's past feuds with local government and his inclusion on billionaires lists as ample cause for not spending taxpayer money on a soccer stadium.
Two more expansion clubs will be added at an undetermined future date and at an undetermined cost. Smith and his investors have pledged to pay the entry fee and half of the $175 million stadium construction cost.
MLS deferred all questions about the Charlotte bid to Smith. Charlotte is among 11 cities, including just-added Phoenix, the league invited to submit applications for a team.
There are 22 MLS teams now, including 2017 expansion clubs Atlanta and Minnesota. A second Los Angeles team and Miami are expected to join in 2018. That puts Charlotte in competition for either the 25th or 26th franchise. League executives said last month they will cap the team count at 28.
MLS "really wanted us to stay in the game and they didn't want the deadline to be the reason Charlotte wasn't in contention," Smith said.
There isn't a set deadline for a city decision on the stadium, he added.
Last week, several days before the mayor and council canceled the MLS vote, Ron Kimble, the recently retired deputy city manager who is working part-time for the city on economic development projects, outlined terms negotiated by city and county government with Smith.
After his presentation, Roberts, citing a shortage of time, declined to allow council members to debate the proposal. Instead, she encouraged council to email questions to Kimble and Marcus Jones, the new city manager. By Thursday, opposition on council and public sentiment combined to kill a planned public hearing and vote scheduled for Friday.
Marcus Smith, during his CBJ interview Monday, mentioned what he believes is a crucial distinction for city government: The ability to tap dedicated tourism tax money limited to projects such as stadiums, arenas, cultural venues and the convention center.
Dena Diorio, Mecklenburg County manager, told me earlier Monday that there is little left for the county to do other than wait and see whether Smith's bid goes through and the city reconsiders its stance on stadium funding.
Smith also addressed complaints by the owner of the Charlotte Independence, a minor league soccer team that, until Marcus Smith began his MLS talks, had negotiated with the city and county for a smaller $25 million stadium project that would have renovated 81-year-old Memorial Stadium. Eventually, the stadium could have been expanded to 23,000 to 25,000 seats for an MLS club in six to eight years, Independence managing partner Jim McPhilliamy said.
Last week, McPhilliamy warned that a failed MLS bid by Smith could leave Charlotte without any pro soccer. He also said $230,000 worth of architectural renderings paid for by the Independence were used as part of a lead-in to Smith formulating a bid.
City government has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on sports projects over the past 15 years. Commitments include $265 million for the NBA arena opened in 2005; $200 million for the NASCAR Hall of Fame opened in 2010; $87.5 million for renovations at the privately owned NFL stadium; $34 million for improvements at the NBA arena and $8 million (matched by the county) toward a $54 million minor league ballpark opened in 2014.


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Jet impingement heat transfer - Part II: A temporal investigation of heat transfer and local fluid velocities
Tadhg S. O'Donovan, Darina B. Murray
Impinging jets are a means of achieving high heat transfer coefficients both locally and on an area averaged basis. The temporal nature of both the fluid flow and heat transfer has been investigated for Reynolds numbers from 10,000 to 30,000 and non-dimensional surface to jet exit distance, HID, from 0.5 to 8. At the impingement surface simultaneous acquisition of both local heat flux and local velocity signal has facilitated a comprehensive analysis of the effect that fluid flow has on the heat transfer. Results are presented in the form of surface heat transfer and fluid velocity signal spectra, and coherence and phase difference between the corresponding velocity and heat flux signals. It has been shown that the evolution of vortices with distance from the jet exit has an influence on the magnitude of the heat transfer coefficient in the wall jet. (c) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Natalia Cercheș (born October 3, 1976 in Chișinău) is a Moldovan long-distance runner. She competed in the marathon at the 2012 Summer Olympics, placing 65th with a time of 2:37:13. Her personal best at marathon is 2:33:53 set in Linz.

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Universiade medalists in athletics (track and field)
Universiade gold medalists for Moldova
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The Cotswold Sheep Group was established in 1981 and is run by farmers for farmers. They are a group of professional farmers who are all farming within the Cotswold Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ANOB). Members run a variety of different systems and utilise different breeds with the express aim of producing prime lamb of the highest quality.


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Today's selection will be The Pout-Pout Fish. The pout-pout fish believes he only knows how to frown, even though many of his friends suggest ways to change his expression, until one day a fish comes along that shows him otherwise.
Do some coloring, listen to The Pout Pout Fish, and create a craft. He'll also be happy to pose for pictures! The duration of his stay is not set, so please arrive at the beginning of the event to enjoy all that is being offered.


Join us for a special art talk and performance with Monica Beasley.
Government Plaza Gallery Organized by the Mobile Museum of Art JURIED EXHIBITION MMofA Members are invited to an opening reception downtown on Thursday, January 31 from 5 – 6:30 p.m.
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How Fatigue Impacts the Lives of Osteoarthritis Patients
More in Osteoarthritis
Carol Eustice
Carol Eustice is a writer who covers arthritis and chronic illness. She is the author of "The Everything Health Guide to Arthritis."
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Medically reviewed by Rochelle Collins, DO
Rochelle Collins, DO, is board-certified in family medicine. She is an assistant clinical professor of family medicine at Quinnipiac University and works in private practice in Hartford, Connecticut.
You may find yourself limiting your activities due to fatigue if you have osteoarthritis. Studies have shown fatigue to be common among people with osteoarthritis and a factor in their quality of life. Fatigue is typically associated with rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and other inflammatory rheumatic conditions, but it can be seen in osteoarthritis as well.
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Effects of Fatigue on Physical Activity in Osteoarthritis
A 2012 study showed fatigue was a factor in reduced levels of physical activity in people with symptomatic knee and hip osteoarthritis. The coping strategies of guarding, resting, task persistence, and pacing were shown to moderate the effects of fatigue. Guarding includes bracing, limping, and stiffening. Pacing refers to breaking up activity time by alternating activity and rest periods. People who used pacing often did it because they were having symptoms rather than planning to pace their activities. Task persistence means that a person continued with the activity despite feeling symptoms.
A small study of older adults with osteoarthritis found that a bout of standardized physical activity produced increased fatigue on the day of the activity and that participants reduced their overall activity for the rest of the day (as measured by a fitness monitor device). Interestingly, however, their fatigue was lowered during the three days after the task and their activity levels returned to normal, as measured by the fitness device.
Another small study of older adults found that those with osteoarthritis were four times more likely to have more fatigue than people without the condition after a period of high-level physical activity.
Study of Fatigue in Osteoarthritis
A study published in 2008 explored how osteoarthritis patients with symptomatic knee osteoarthritis or hip osteoarthritis experienced fatigue. The researchers found the subjects had notable amounts of fatigue, which substantially impacted their lives.
Fatigue was described by study participants as exhaustion, being tired, and coming up against a brick wall. Participants generally viewed fatigue as different from sleepiness, and they drew a distinction between physical and mental fatigue. Their mean fatigue score was 30.9 on a scale of 52.
When asked what factors increase fatigue, participants replied:
Osteoarthritis pain
Poor sleep
The study participants said mental health affected whether they felt fatigued and that their mood was, in turn, affected by fatigue. Participants also said fatigue impacted their physical functioning, including their ability to participate in social activities and other usual daily activities (such as household chores). As a response to the fatigue-related problems, study participants said they rest, exercise, avoid activities, or get assistance with activities. Interestingly, study participants revealed that they did not discuss their fatigue with anyone other than their spouse.
The researchers recommended further research to explore the role of fatigue in osteoarthritis and to develop strategies that would minimize the impact of fatigue on daily living for osteoarthritis patients. Overall, it's clear that osteoarthritis is not exempt from the effects of fatigue.
Learn tips for managing arthrits pain, medications, and daily challenges.
Power JD, Badley EM, French MR, Wall AJ, Hawker GA. Fatigue in osteoarthritis: a qualitative study. BMC Musculoskelet Disord. 2008;9:63. doi:10.1186/1471-2474-9-63
Murphy SL, Kratz AL, Williams DA, Geisser ME. The Association between Symptoms, Pain Coping Strategies, and Physical Activity Among People with Symptomatic Knee and Hip Osteoarthritis. Front Psychol. 2012;3:326. doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00326
Schepens SL, Kratz AL, Murphy SL. Fatigability in osteoarthritis: effects of an activity bout on subsequent symptoms and activity. J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci. 2012;67(10):1114-20. doi:10.1093/gerona/gls076
Murphy SL, Smith DM. Ecological measurement of fatigue and fatigability in older adults with osteoarthritis. J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci. 2010;65(2):184-9. doi:10.1093/gerona/glp137
Power JD, Badley EM, French MR, Wall AJ, Hawker GA. Fatigue in osteoarthritis: a qualitative study. BMC Musculoskelet Disord. 2008;9:63. doi: 10.1186/1471-2474-9-63
Murphy SL, Kratz AL, Williams DA, Geisser ME. The Association between Symptoms, Pain Coping Strategies, and Physical Activity Among People with Symptomatic Knee and Hip Osteoarthritis. Frontiers in Psychology. 2012;3:326. doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00326.
Murphy SL, Smith DM. Ecological Measurement of Fatigue and Fatigability in Older Adults With Osteoarthritis. The Journals of Gerontology Series A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences. 2010;65A(2):184-189. doi:10.1093/gerona/glp137.
Power JD, Badley EM, French MR, Wall AJ, Hawker GA. Fatigue in osteoarthritis: a qualitative study. BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders. 2008;9(1). doi:10.1186/1471-2474-9-63.
Schepens SL, Kratz AL, Murphy SL. Fatigability in Osteoarthritis: Effects of an Activity Bout on Subsequent Symptoms and Activity. The Journals of Gerontology Series A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences. 2012;67(10):1114-1120. doi:10.1093/gerona/gls076.
Smith DM, Parmelee PA. Within-Day Variability of Fatigue and Pain Among African Americans and Non-Hispanic Whites With Osteoarthritis of the Knee. Arthritis Care & Research. 2016;68(1):115-122. doi:10.1002/acr.22690.
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A terrifying cybersecurity announcement was made Thursday when officials declared that approximately 4 million federal employees' personal information had been compromised. According to The New York Times, hackers breached the Office of Personnel Management's computer system late last year and the agency detected it in April. And it's not looking good — apparently the target was Social Security numbers and "personal identifying information," the Times reported. But how do you know if the federal personnel hack affects you? The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) holds the records of not only federal employee records, but security clearances as well.
The FBI is working with our interagency partners to investigate this matter. We take all potential threats to public and private sector systems seriously, and will continue to investigate and hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace.
Basically, if you're a current or former federal employee, your personal data and information might very well have been affected. And it's not just workers in certain agencies, either. According to the Associated Press, the data breach could potentially affect workers in every agency of the federal government. Although OPM says it's still investigating exactly how impactful the breach was, the agency is allowing all current and former workers to request a free credit report and offering credit monitoring and identity theft insurance for 18 months to ensure their identities haven't been stolen.
Federal officials have said the breach originated in China and is apparently one of the largest intrusions on federal personnel data to have ever occurred, The New York Times reported. But, this isn't even the first time this year that OPM information has been comprised, according to The Washington Post. Rep. Adam Schiff, who is on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, said, "The last few months have seen a series of massive data breaches that have affected millions of Americans."
Protecting our federal employee data from malicious cyberincidents is of the highest priority at O.P.M. We take very seriously our responsibility to secure the information stored in our systems, and in coordination with our agency partners, our experienced team is constantly identifying opportunities to further protect the data with which we are entrusted.


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Her Majesty has an environmentally friendly mobile phone
Imagine how I felt when I found out that Queen Elizabeth II has an environmentally friendly mobile phone? It was as though I had been knighted. I don't remember ever receiving a call from our Head of State, (although I would have been proud as punch to receive a Royal Command and indeed, I am quite sure I would remember such a call).
I have no memory of taking down details and replying with a contract for her Royal Highness to sign, but I do nonetheless ask myself, 'how is The Queen's mobile phone green and CO2 free? I have always said:
''Make the call, but make it green''.
And it would appear The Queen and the Royal Family have really gone one better. Windsor Castle really has gone environmentally friendly with the installation of hydroelectric power. Hydro-electric power is already up and running at the Queen's other residence in the Cairngorms – Balmoral Castle, and now Windsor Castle has followed suit.
The Queen took delivery of two giant Archimedes hydroelectric turbines in 2011. Weighing in at 40 tonnes, the turbine screws were lowered into place by crane at Romney Weir on the River Thames. They are the cornerstone for creating a sustainable energy source to help turn Windsor Castle into a home with the greenest mobile phones in the United Kingdom.
The screws are connected to WEG W22 IE3 class premium efficiency generators. Depending on water conditions the generators can produce anywhere between 200 to 300 kWh of power at peak flow. Not only will the project provide power for the Royal mobile phone but also it will provide green communication for more than 500 Windsor homes in and around the castle area.
The installation of these Archimedes screws is just the latest in a long line of incentives demanded by the Queen to cut down on her carbon footprint. Up until recently the electricity and CO2 footprint of her homes are said to have been phenomenal; with much Royal encouragement, every effort has been made to create initiatives that reduce running costs to come in the line with parliamentary demands for reduced costs.
Hydropower is created by flowing water to drive the turbines to generate electricity. The two massive Archimedes screws at the heart of this project were originally built in Holland. However, the idea was initially created by an ancient Greek engineer and mathematician called Archimedes of Syracuse. He designed the screws to raise low lying water higher, to irrigate land at the top of a slope. It really is a brilliant design and, alongside Romney Weir, to add an extra ecological element to the project, a new 'fish path' has been built, so that fish and eels can migrate upstream.
Installation took over four years at a cost of £1 million. Expensive? No, not really, the projected savings make the entire project very worthwhile. As well as saving around £1.8 million on running costs over a five-year period, Windsor Castle estate has reduced its carbon footprint by knocking off an impressive 800,000 kilos reduction in carbon dioxide emissions created from its grounds and buildings. And it this seems all a little too much out of your budget, then there are lots of environmentally friendly mobile phones in the marketplace.
I must say I feel quite smug with what I'm about to say: Her Majesty's mobile phones don't cost the earth!


Coaching refers to the managerial activity that creates the climate and the context to engage and motivate both individuals and teams towards higher performance and productivity. Our upcoming webinar discusses coaching skills for managers and supervisors as well as how to handle a variety of job performance issues with confidence and skill.
Coaching skills for managers and supervisors are vital for leadership effectiveness. Coaching refers to the managerial activity that creates the climate and the context to engage and motivate both individuals and teams towards higher performance and productivity.


This is Alan next door. I'm sorry buddy, but I have a confession to make to you.
I can't live with myself a moment longer without you knowing.
The truth is, I have been sharing your wife, day and night when you're not around.
In fact, probably more than you, particularly in the mornings after you've left for work.
I haven't been getting it at home recently, but that's no excuse I know.
I can no longer live with the guilt and I hope you will accept my sincerest apologies.
My wife has known for some time now and I've promised her that it won't happen again.
and without a word, shot his wife twice in the head, killing her instantly.
This is Alan next door again.
Sorry about the slight typo on my last text, I expect you worked it out anyway, but as I'm sure you noticed, my predictive text changed 'WiFi' To 'Wife'.


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I will do my best, says 110m hurdler Omar McLeod ahead of final
Published:Friday | August 28, 2015 | 12:00 AM
Ricardo Makyn
McLeod ... I want to do well for myself, my country, and my family so I'm trying to prove that I can do great things against these big boys.
Two male sprint hurdlers will continue Jamaica's medal hunt when they line up in the IAAF World Championship 110m final at 8:20 a.m.
National Champion, Omar McLeod, running out of lane six is aiming to bring home a medal from his first appearance at a World Championship.
"I'm going to do my very best to have a clean race, I want to do well for myself, my country, and my family so I'm trying to prove that I can do great things against these big boys," said McLeod.
McLeod,who hit all ten hurdles to finish second in his semi final heat plans to improve his race technique.
Bronze medallist at the 2012, London Olympics, Hansle Parchment will be running from lane eight beside defending World Champion David Oliver who will be in lane nine.
Parchment, who has been steadily improving his race at these championships acknowledges that his slow start is his main issue and that he needs to improve.
"I think I was thinking about the start or about getting out too much so when the gun went off, I was still thinking and then I realised it's time to race. I need to focus and not worry about these things and just leave it on the track," he said after his semi final second place.
McLeod enters today's final of the 2015 World Championships in Beijing, China, as the third fastest qualifier and Parchment as the fourth fastest.
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Towards evidence-based hand exercises in rheumatoid arthritis.
Karolinska Inst, Dept Neurobiol Care Sci & Soc, Div Physiotherapy, SE-14183 Huddinge, Sweden; Karolinska Univ Hosp, Dept Rheumatol, Stockholm, Sweden .
Disease-modifying biological agents and other drug regimens have substantially improved control of disease activity and joint damage in people with rheumatoid arthritis of the hand. However, commensurate changes in function and quality of life are not always noted. Tailored hand exercises might provide additional improvements, but evidence is lacking. We estimated the eff ectiveness and cost-eff ectiveness of tailored hand exercises in addition to usual care during 12 months.


Caltrans... Provide a safe, sustainable, integrated and efficient transportation system to enhance California's economy and livability.
The Advance Planning Unit in District 1 coordinates between Caltrans and Regional Transportation Planning Agencies (RTPAs) to determine upcoming needs for Project Initiation Documents (PIDs) that are required for both State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) projects and State Highway Operation and Protection Plan (SHOPP) projects. Advance Planning develops Project Initiation Documents (PIDs) for projects on the State Highway System.
For a State Highway System project, a PID is usually the minimum qualification required to compete for funding. The PID is a record of the purpose and need for the project, and the approach that will be taken to meet or reduce structural or operational transportation deficiencies. The most important function of the PID is to establish a project as a viable candidate for Federal, State, regional and local funds. Without completion of a PID, most capital projects would be ineligible for programming-which is the commitment of funds.
Advance Planning prepares the District's PIDs and performs quality assurance reviews of local agency PIDs for projects modifying the State Highway System.
California and its regional transportation planning agencies develop transportation plans and programs through a continuing, comprehensive and cooperative process. The goal of each planning process is to develop and maintain a system that provides safe, reliable transportation and mobility for people goods and services in the State. Planning processes identify structural or operational deficiencies in the transportation system and generally recommend consideration of a range of projects to address these deficiencies in a Regional Transportation Plan (RTP). Once a project to address a deficiency is identified in an RTP, the department and local agencies use a Project Initiation Document (PID) as the vehicle for determining the type and scope of project that will be developed to address the targeted deficiency. This is normally done using a Project Study Report (PSR), which is a type of PID with a format that meets statutory requirements and serves as a model for other types of PID documents. When the PID has been developed, the project is sufficiently defined for an agency-either the State or a local transportation planning agency-to compete for funds for that project.
Detailed information about the PID process is provided in Chapter 9 of the Project Development Procedures Manual (PDF).
Helpful Information for PIDs: Advance Planning Study Request Form (DOC).


How it used to be ! London transport RT1121 Southgate 1949.
Extended from North Finchley to Woodside Park at all times.
Extended from Woodside Park to Golders Green via Hendon.
Extended from Southgate to Highlands Hospital at selected times.
Sunday withdrawn between Woodside Park and Golders Green but extended from Southgate to Winchmore Hill.
Sunday withdrawn between North Finchley and Woodside Park.
Mon-Fri evgs and Saturdays withdrawn betweenNorth Finchley and Golders Green.
Saturday service diverted at Southgate to Oakwood and renumbered 125A.
Saturday service re-instated and extended from Southgate to Winchmore Hill at all times.
Converted to single deck Swift OPO.
Sunday converted to Daimler double deck operation.
Mon-Sat converted to Daimler double deck operation.
Withdrawn between North Finchley and Golders Green.
Mon-Fri peaks extended from North Finchley to Hendon.
Withdrawn between North Finchley and Hendon.
Operation transferred to Grey Green.
Sunday rerouted to double run via Winchmore Hill Station Road.
FINCHLEY CENTRAL STN - WINCHMORE HILL.
Sunday service withdrawn between Winchmore Hill and Enfield Town.
Allocation transferred from Edmonton (EC) to Enfield (E).
1987-1988 Southgate but driver would board bus at Southgate and take over at Winchmore Hill where existing driver would finish or travel back to Southgate for his/her break.


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Q: How can I protect a vector with a Mutex? I am working on designing a C++ server that accepts multiple different interacting clients, and I use vectors to keep track of all of them individually. However, I realized that, because of so many threads running, there's a tiny chance a vector might be read and written to at the same time by two threads. Is there a quick and safe way to add a mutex or something to them so that it will wait until all the reads are done until another function adds to it? Not doing so can mess up the protocol and maybe even crash the server.
I had an idea to create a global variable that would lock all reads to a vector, but I'm not sure if the threads can be told to mutually exclude that variable too (i.e. not change bool to false and check it as true at the same time, rendering the mechanism pointless).
I am using Windows 7 (Visual Studio 2010 Pro). Thanks for any and all advice!

A: The quickest solution is to replace the std::vector with a concurrent_vector. This class mimics std::vector's interface but is thread-safe for concurrent reads and writes.
However, this will make the code non-portable because the concurrent_vector class is part of the Microsoft Parallel Patterns Library and not the C++ standard library. If you want to maintain portability, you'll have to use a Boost.Mutex (since VS2010 doesn't support std::mutex) to gain exclusive access to the vector from each thread. Using a global variable to prevent concurrent access is useless.

A: Since you are using VS2010, you should use Concurrency::concurrent_vector. But be aware that there are limitations with this class, and is not fully thread-safe. You may use Concurrency::critical_section or Concurrency::reader_writer_lock. Reader-writer lock would give good performance when there are more reads than writes. You may also use Windows native Reader-writer locks, but they are supported only only Windows Vista and higher.

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The accident occurred in 2009 when our client was struck by a pickup truck after exiting her vehicle. The truck's driver testified that he lost control of his vehicle after sliding on ice. The client suffered significant injuries to her right foot, requiring multiple surgeries and she continues to suffer from arthritis.
The truck driver had liability coverage of $500,000, an amount inadequate to fully compensate our client given the extent of her injury. Through an investigation Michael determined that the client's husband had additional coverage available from his employer for an accident involving an underinsured motorist. Neither the client nor her husband was aware of the coverage which produced $770,000 in settlement proceeds.
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A woman claims she could do nothing to avoid a collision when she was rear-ended as she braked to avoid a driver who was operating her vehicle the wrong way on a ramp.
Jenene Biggerstaff filed a lawsuit Jan. 24 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Mary Jean Dinges and Michael A. Reed.
In her complaint, Biggerstaff alleges she drove her 2007 Cadillac on the eastbound ramp of Route 15 at its intersection with South 59th Street when she noticed Dinges driving the wrong way up the ramp. As Biggerstaff slowed to avoid a collision with Dinges, Reed rear-ended her vehicle, according to the complaint.
Because of the collision, Biggerstaff suffered a neck injury; experienced severe pain, mental anguish and disfigurement; and incurred medical costs, the suit states. She also lost wages, the complaint says.
In her complaint, Biggerstaff blames Dinges for causing the collision, saying she negligently failed to drive her vehicle in the appropriate direction, failed to keep her vehicle under proper control, failed to follow traffic control devices and failed to keep a proper lookout.
She also names Reed as a defendant, saying he negligently failed to keep his vehicle under proper control, failed to keep a proper lookout and followed her vehicle too closely.
Biggerstaff seeks a judgment of more than $150,000, plus costs.
Thomas Q. Keefe will be representing her.
St. Clair County Circuit Court case number: 13-L-45.


After leaving school at the age of 18, Henry set off to sail single handed around Britain, with a view to one day be racing across oceans and around the world as a professional offshore sailor.
Since then he has been fortunate enough to work with many great teams all over the world, but, Henry's history with the Academy began in 2011/2012 when he was awarded the Artemis Offshore Academy Scholarship - competing in the 2012 La Solitaire du Figaro race finishing a respectable 31st.
In his second season on the Figaro Circuit, Henry improved his La Solitaire result by seven places following a year in training with the academy posting a 24th place finish and would go on to compete in the 2014 Figaro season finishing 28th in the La Solitaire du Figaro.
In 2015 Henry secured the highest British leg finish in the history of the La Solitaire du Figaro race finishing 4th in leg 2, unfortunately a bad tactical decision on the final leg to the finish left Bomby in 30th place overall.


From 28th to 30th March Dierre will take part to MECSPE in Parma, the reference fair for the manufacturing industry. We look forward to meeting you at Hall 7 Stand D59.
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Our company will take part to the Hannover Messe 2018 from 23rd to 27th April. We will be glad to welcome you on our stand G04, Hall 4. We look forward to your visit!
Aiming at a constant technological innovation and improvement of our machine park, our company has acquired the new turning machine Gildemeister CTX Beta 800 which will be operative starting from the end of March.
Our company will take part as usual to the Hannover Messe 2011 from 24th to 28th April. We will be glad to welcome you on our stand G11, Hall 4. We look forward to your visit!
On 30th November 2016 we welcomed Mr Bolzonello, Vicepresident of Regione Fiuli Venezia Giulia, on visit at our production plant.
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Al Jazeera notes the following:
US and Egyptian special forces have reportedly been providing covert training to rebel fighters in the battle for Libya, Al Jazeera has been told. An unnamed rebel source related how he had undergone training in military techniques at a "secret facility" in eastern Libya. He told our correspondent Laurence Lee, reporting from the rebel-stronghold of Benghazi, that he was sent to fire Katyusha rockets but was given a simple, unguided version of the rocket instead.
"He told us that on Thursday night a new shipment of Katyusha rockets had been sent into eastern Libya from Egypt. He didn't say they were sourced from Egypt, but that was their route through," our correspondent said. "He said these were state-of-the-art, heat-seeking rockets and that they needed to be trained on how to use them, which was one of the things the American and Egyptian special forces were there to do."
Are special forces not military? And has the US already made a decision to arm and train the rebels, while saying in public that the question is still being debated? I'm told that only the CIA is involved and there is no arming of the rebels going on. And then you hear of a "secret facility" in Eastern Libya for training one side in a civil war.
I cannot verify it, but it seems pretty clear to me that the press needs to ask the president or his spokesman to give a clear yes or no to the question of whether there are any US forces on the gound in Libya - and whether weapons are being secretly funneled to the rebels. If Obama has done that, and told us the opposite, he has a serious credibility problem. So let's clear it up, can we?


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No evidence found that girl, 6, was assaulted near her school: Vancouver police
Police said the investigation remains active and ongoing, but that investigators have interviewed many
Ashley Wadhwani
Vancouver police say investigators have not found anything to corroborate claims that a six-year-old girl was lured from an elementary school and sexually assaulted earlier this month.
On Dec. 12, police announced they were investigating the alleged incident at Sexsmith Elementary School in South Vancouver. According to police, it was believed the child was lured from the playground, assaulted by a man and brought back to the school.
But in a news release Friday, police said its Sex Crimes Unit has investigated several tips from the public – including video footage, interviewed staff and students and canvassed the neighbourhood.
. @VancouverPD say Vancouver Police say investigators have found no evidence to-date to corroborate a claim that a six-year-old girl was lured off of Sexsmith Elementary School property in early December. BACKGROUND: https://t.co/JVHgXfq9bf
— Ashley Wadhwani (@ashwadhwani) December 28, 2018
Sgt. Jason Robillard said the investigation will remain active and ongoing.
When the investigation was announced, police said the suspect was described as a darker-skinned man, approximately 30 years old, with brown or grey hair and was wearing grey pants.
"We feel this is an important update for parents, staff, students and the broader community to be aware of," he said. "Investigating any allegation that affects one's personal safety, especially the health and safety of a child, is a priority for the Vancouver Police."
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