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>> a car crash leads to fiery scene in northeast philadelphia, more on this accident, that's now left one person dead. blogs an update on water main mess. a busy shopping center flooded and it is not the first time it's happened here. plus, the septa strike enters its fifth day. why a court order to end the work stoppage has failed. >> today is saturday, november 5th. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. well it, feeling like fall today. nice day in store throughout the delaware valley. so let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick with eyewitness weather. just beautiful day on tap. >> not just today. really the next several days, classic early november weather. no signs of any big warm
upcoming at us, really dry weather, too, no big storms. >> fantastic. >> yes, looking great. >> get out there. >> fall color out there to enjoy, in the peak of it right now across philadelphia. this morning we'll have the latest sunrise as we end daylight saving time 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, so sun coming this morning 7:35, an hour earlier on sunday. but, we have clear skies over the region, winds starting to calm down little bit compared to yesterday. that's allowing the temperatures to really drop at the surface, so here we are, 43 degrees at philadelphia international airport. light northwest breeze at 5 miles per hour, feeling like 40, when you factor in the winds. across the region, look at the temperature drop compared to this time yesterday. eleven to 23 degrees cooler, we have that cooler air mass building in, because lot of sunshine today. pretty nice rebounds, back to where we should be this time of year. thirty-nine in wilmington, 36 in allentown, reading, some of the suburbs cooling down below freezing quakertown checking out at 28 degrees storm
quiet. 60 degrees for philadelphia, near 60 at the shore, little cooler up in the poconos, still nice day in the sunshine, miles in the 50's, again tonight, turn the clocks back one hour before go to bed. daylight saving time comes to end. tomorrow's sunset 4:52, signs of the winter season on the way. how long these pleasant temperatures last when i show you the seven day coming up in a few minutes. jan, back to you. >> new this morning two, cars collided in northeast philadelphia. killing one person, and sending two others to the hospital. the call came in around 2:00 this morning, to an accident, on the 1600 block of grant avenue. police say the impact of the accident sent one of the cars crashing into an utility pole. >> that vehicle we believe was involved in a auto accident with a second vehicle. then is it struck a light pole in the parking lot. that light pole was broken, causing downed wires, live wires. >> now, two people in the other car are in stable condition. the cause of the crash is under investigation.
>> what a mess. and what a clean up. water main break flooded shopping center in philadelphia's east falls neighborhood filling millions of gallon of water. the main is now off. the clean up is underway. but not before the break ruined cars, damaged businesses, and angered customers. and as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us, it is not the first time this happened here.
>> force striking union workers to go back on the job? natasha brown explains why the transit agency is now taking
legal action. >> still, no deal, and no injunction, on day four of the septa strike. a judge did not end the strike today, involving about 4700 member of the transport workers union local 234. septa went to court friday evening, in a emergency attempt to force employees back to work saying the strike presents a clear and present danger to the health and safety of riders. but the judge said there was a lack of evidence to back up that claim. and did not order an immediate injunction at this point. >> job number one to settle the strike. as importantly is our passengers who won't lie down, why we can't resolve this strike, and just watch our passengers suffer. >> we recognize the strike is a inconvenience, but that's not a basis under pennsylvania law to grant an injunction against striking employees. >> twu workers walked off the job at 12:01 tuesday morning, shutting down buses, trolleys, subways, services that provide as many as 900,000 rides a day. at issue, pension, healthcare,
work rules. in a city where septa's record show 68% of families don't own a car, they are argue there is a dire need for mass transportation. also, arguing, that with the presidential election looming, voters need to be able to get to the polls. >> i don't think it will interfere. i think the people who are going to come out to vote are going to come out to vote. >> that the tash brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well the end of the campaign trail is now in site. now just three days away from election day. and pennsylvania is in the political spotlight this weekend. >> ♪ >> of course, that's legendary singer steve i wonder in philadelphia last night, he head a get out the vote performance in support of clinton's at rittenhouse square. hillary clinton campaigned in the western part of the state
on friday. she was joined by outspoken nba owner mark cuban in pittsburgh. the democratic nominee stayed on the attack against republican rival, argued tell's tell interest minute miss qualifies him for the job. >> when your children or grandchildren ask what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line i want you to be able to say i voted for a better, stronger, more fair america. an american where we build bridges, not walls. >> clinton will campaign in florida today. and then she will appear with katy perry at an event in philadelphia tonight. and the candidates are focusing on must-win pennsylvania, again, donald trump, rallied supporters in hershey last night. according to the latest polls,
the republican nominee is gaining on rival hillary clinton, trump made his closing argument to supporters and undecided. >> i'm asking you to dream big because with your vote and can you believe this, with just four days away, you will get the day you've been waiting for your entire lifetime. >> trump will campaign in nef grounds state of nef add, a colorado, north carolina today. >> well, jury has reached guilty verdicts in the new jersey bridgegate case. two former aides to governor chris christie were accused of helping to intentionally create traffic on the world's busiest bridge, as an act of political revenge. brook silva bragga has the story. >> bridgette and kelly and were found guilty of all count related to a plot causing massive traffic jam on the george washington bridge,
charges include both fraud and conspiracy, both defendants former aides to governor chris christie, promise to appeal. >> i am innocent of these charges. and i am very, very looking forward to this appeal. >> the first step in the process, and this is not over. >> the days long back up september 2013 became known as bridgegate. cast a shadow on governor christie. his form earl aid, david wild stein, eventually admitted to organizing the lane closures in fort lee new jersey to punish that city's democratic mayor for not endorsing christie's re-election. governor christie said he knew nothing about the scheme in a statement after the verdict, christie said, let me be clear once again. i had no knowledge prior to or during these lane realignment, no role in authorizing them. christie's name came up throughout the six week trial, although he was never charged in the case, the judge instructed the jury not to consider the governor in its deliberations. barone's attorney hinted the
wrong people were charged. >> they should have had police in their own case to charge powerful people. and they did not. prosecutors said they brought the best case they could at the time. >> we indicted only the people who we believe we had evidence beyond a doubt. >> sentencing for february, guidelines calling for more than two years in prison. brook silva bragga, cbs news. >> still ahead here on "eyewitness news", two police sergeants shot in new york city. we'll have the latest on the suspect. and determining a baby's weight without a scale. the simple way researchers say they can guess the pounds and ounces before the
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vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >> back on "eyewitness news", one nypd sergeant dead another in serious condition after they were shot friday afternoon in the bronx. our sister station, cbs2 in new york with the latest. >> i always talk about what a great job this is. but there is nothing worse than a day like today. >> nypd commissioner james o'neil reflecting sadly on a day one of his sergeants is killed, another is in the hospital, with a gunshot wounds to the leg. a tragedy that began with those sergeants responding to a call of a robbery on beech avenue in the bronx at the home of the suspect's estranged wife. >> at 2:45 p.m., female called
911 state ago male armed with a gun had broke mean her apartment. >> as czar approached the scene, they found the suspect, 35 year old manuel, about half mile away from the original robbery in a red suv. that's where the deadly shoot-out began with roseles first first. >> during the exchange every gunfire, two uniform sergeants were shot. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. >> shows special crime scene detectives swarming the area from feet away on the ground, we could see officers using flashlights to search every inch of pavement where one of their colleagues was shot in the head and killed, the scene shocking to neighbors. >> just animosity, it is scary. >> this has got to stop. a lot of parents and a lot losing the good people. >> sickening to leaders, who say, the city has lost a brave man, a 19 year vet veteran of the nypd, a wonderful husband
and father of two. >> a lost, a very good man, a devoted man, a man who committed his life to protecting all of us. and we will support that family. >> and that was just -- a preliminary indication indicates roseles had been arrested 15 times prior to the shooting fridayment. >> surveillance video captures unbelievable video of car slamming into a gas pump annex providing and this all happened after a long police chase. take a look. this was in the bronx, new york, the car can be seen crashing through the pump before slamming into another car. moments later, an officer pulled the driver, pulls up, and the driver charges at him, before getting arrested. police say that driver had led them on a 20-mile chase. they say he's suspected in a fatal stabbing of his wife. >> well, a rooster on the loose has people at their wits ends in one pittsburgh
neighborhood. the rooster keeps waking people up who live along wylie avenue. he has allude dollars capture for some time now, and many are fed up about it. they say the feather alarm clock is a nuisance. >> 3:30, 4:00 in the morning. >> really? >> yes. starts to crow. >> oh, boy the owner of the rooster is unclear but the owner of the property it frequents has been ordered to get rid of it, a rooster rescuer from missouri recently told a judge he'll come and catch it and take it back to his sanctuary. >> awhile i rooster right there. >> follow the daylight saving time change? >> we sure hope so. >> for those residents. rough weather, no, nothing but sunshine, temperatures where they should be for right around november around six of 0 degrees. you'll love it. dry looking forecast. outside this morning, little chilly though. so throw on the heavier coat. colder than yesterday morning, as we have the colder air finally really settling on in
after the cold front moved through, on early or late thursday. live look at center city. we do have the clear skies. not much happening right now. winds starting to back off little bit too. some temperatures below freezing, in some of the cold spots. go down interior south jersey, 31 millville at this hour, 40 along the coast in wildwood. look at the ocean temperature, 060, 44 in the cap ton sit of delawarement similar numbers around philadelphia. and then you get outside the city again, dropping off 34 in woodstown, chilly 35 in trenton this hour, then below freezing in few spots north and west. ambler, 31. twenty-eight cold spot typical out in quakertown at this hour. actually mount pocono, allentown, 37 degrees. very quiet on storm scan3. little disturbance to the north. northern new england, it stays, there producing few clouds, even snow showers breaking out in the mountains of vermont, new hampshire, into maine main. for us nothing but high pressure throughout the entire weekends, skies, mainly clear. a lot of sunshine today, chilly start, pretty good
rebounds, where we should be early november, 06 degrees. winds calm right now, so about 5 miles per hour, most locations, they don't increase whole lot today. ten, maybe 15 miles per hour, coming in out of the west, moving over the lands, no influence from the ocean, so going to warm it up back to 06 degrees, due to the warmth coming across the land mass. then tomorrow, little bit of northwest perfectly winds, increase 15 miles per hour, still keeping temperatures where they should be this time of year. mentioned earlier, peak foliage around philadelphia, and surrounding suburbs, not quite there yet. south jersey, delaware, give it another few days, already passing into the lehigh valley, leaves already dropping to the north of the city. ideal conditions to check out some of the foliage throughout the weekend with temperatures generally in the 50's to near 60 today, with lots of sun. pleasant weekends today, tomorrow, kinds of the same, maybe couple of degrees warmer, lot of sunshine around, if you like the weekends, you will like even next week, keep things dry. slight drop in temperatures monday, back to the upper
50's, few degrees below average. still no big storm system to talk about. so today, nothing but sunshine, maybe some more cloud cover up into the mountains today. tonight, pretty quiet. clear skies for the most part during the evening, if you have evening plans around the city. no issues. temperatures will drop off. tomorrow kind of repeat of today with the sunshine. here are the numbers, near 06 degrees, around philadelphia, even up to the lehigh valley today. so everybody's pretty much experiencing the same temperatures. into the evening hours tonight, not a rapid drop off. cool though. forty's through the low 50's over most locations and tomorrow morning starts you off upper 40's, on the way to the low 60s for the areas away from the water. today mostly sunny, pleasant, near six of 0 degrees. tonight low of 47 for the city, little cooler in the suburbs, just few clouds around, and election day forecast, weather wouldn't stop you from voting because we are dealing with sunshine, temperatures little warmer up to 64 degrees on tuesday. here is the extended forecast, nothing but sunshine. again, tonight, make sure to turn the clocks back one hour.
fifty-eight for the high monday. mid 60s return tuesday, wednesday, like i said, jan, looking quiet, no storms. >> i am liking it, thank you, justin. happening today runners dress in the purple will help fight pancreatic cancer. purple stride 5k walk and run takes place in fairmount park. start at 8:00 this morning, the run and walk for pancreatic network which raises money and awareness of pancreatic research. on the cbs-3 health watch now. a way to predict how much a babely way before it is born, researchers have come up with a test to do just that. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new research. >> elizabeth donnelly is about to become a mother for the first time. now eight months along, starting to think about her son's arrival, including how much he'll be weighing. >> we have talked about it, kind of generally i guess, with our doctors about what is normal, you know, what we can expect. >> new research at imperial college london may take away
some of the uncertainty. >> the aim of the study was to look for metabolized in the urine of pregnant women and to see if these could predict birth weight. >> researchers looked at urine samples, lifestyles of 800 pregnant women. they say eating protein that contains a neutral re end called branch chain amino acids or gcaa made a big difference in the third try mess when he babies grow the most. the study found, a 50% increase in consuming bcaa's could mean a weight gain of as much as two and a half%. >> if we can find ways modify the level of these metabolize, then we would be able to ensure, help ensure, a healthy birth weight. >> low and abnormal birth waits have been linked to chronic diseases like obesity, type two diabetes. doctors hope this test could be another tool for new moms to give their babies a healthy start. >> foods rich in those branch chain amino acids include
chicken, fish, eggs, beans, and soy protein. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and still ahead on "eyewitness news": look at what's new at the movie theatres this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up: master magician, doctor strange, and justin timberlake, and anna kendrick go on hair raising
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cancer. he and his wife said in a statement that they're devestated by the news, both parent have decided to put their carreers on hold in order to care for their son, buble did not say what type of cancer his son has. and, accusation of staged life shots, as abc news investigating one of their own producers, you can see in the photo here that police tape is tied to abc news equipment. but when the segment aired live, on good morning america, you couldn't tell where that case ended. the story was about a kidnapping in south carolina. now, sources say, an abc news person placed that tape therefore the purpose of the live shot. abc says the producer is out of the field right now, and that doctor shot is completely unacceptable. >> well, in theatres this weekend, there is new superhero movie that's out, something for the younger set. here is kevin frazier with what's new at the box office. >> this week justin timberlake, and musical all-star cast, star in hilarious hair raising
adventure in trolls, becomes unusual super hero as a back room magician in doctor strange. >> doctor strange, you think you know how the world works. >> in march he will doctor strange, starring as steven strange, neurosurgeon who suffers a tragic accident and begins to learn the secrets of hidden dimension and the miss i can arts to save the worlds. comber back originally had to turn down the role, but marvel was willing to wait. >> the amount of faith and promise they invested in me is huge on that front alone, they've never done it before in their entire life in the studio. then i thought, okay, i've got a lot of responsibility, i have to live to up that promise. that was a great motivation. >> look, for you. >> how do you always look on the bright side? >> in trolls, justin timberlake voice a grumpy
troll who must help poppy voiced by anna kendrick, stage the -- save the troll from hungry monday ers. >> a cast gwen stefani, joey, collaborated with timberlake on some of the music in the move. >> i there is a song on the sounds track that i wrote that will be gwen stefani featuring moi. basically just looking for an excuse to do a song with gwen stefani, and this came up. and i was like i'm going to check that off the list. >> sometimes you need someone to help you find it. >> for entertainment tonight, kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> looks cute. ahead in the next half hour on "eyewitness news", the modern way to get your kids to help out with more chores around the house. also ahead, a recap of the friday football frenzy. lesley van arsdall has high school highlights, football highlight, from around the region, that's later in sports.
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up. plus love lost in time. these letters give us a glimpse into the life during world war ii. how one man is making it his mission to get those notes back to where they belong. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. meteorologist, justin drabick, out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. justin, i hear it will be a fantastic fall day. how does it feel right now? >> great weekends, little cold outside, especially died this time yesterday. we have the cold air settling in as the winds dropped off. that's some good news, not battling harsh windchills, but you will need the heavier coat for the next few hours before you can get the sun up, really warm temperatures up, but really typical early november weekend, shaping up all across the delaware vale. we have clear skies, again, big difference is those temperatures this morning, right now, compared to 24 hours ago, they were from about seven to 23 degrees colder so that dense cold air really able to settle in, at the surface right now, so sitting at 43 at the airport, but just go outside the city, a lot of mid and even lower 30's in some of the coldest
spots at this hour. so again, dealing with temperatures at or maybe even slightly below freezing some of the colds spots. quakertown was at 28, now up to 32 degrees, chilly 35 pottstown, and willow grove, at this hour. good news, nice and dry on storm scan3, no threat of rainfall throughout the weekends, nothing but sunshine, and that's really going to be the trends for the next several days. so this morning, clear, cold, temperatures holding in the 30's, 40's, this afternoon, into the 50's, some spots getting close to 60 degrees, right around philadelphia, on average, tonight turn the clocks back an hour before you go to bed. tomorrow mostly sunny skies, couple of degrees warmer on our way up to 62 degrees, when the next chance for possible rain coming up in the seven day forecast in just a few more minutes, jan, back to you. >> sounds good, thank you, justin. clean up now underway at east falls shopping center after a water main break spilled millions of gallons of water into the parking lot there. it flooded businesses and cars alike, and "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer has more on the impact that the
damage left behind. >> mud and water started coming into the store. >> new cars, old cars. i hope it is not ruined. i pray it is not. >> it was like up to my waist. >> everybody was scared to death. >> jose was with his family inside the dollar plus when a water main break sent millions of gallon of water gushing through the baker center parking lot and into storefronts. >> the employees, they shut the door, because the water was coming in. >> with screaming kids they escaped through an exit. about the same time, patricia corneilius made her way out with waist deep water. >> i opened up the door, and of corpse the water went into the car. >> she then did what experts say you shouldn't. started her car, and moved it to drier ground. >> i wasn't even thinking about that, the first thing that came to my minds, let me go get this car. >> something that could endanger yourself and cause further damage to the car, since the car's engine, brakes, steering transmission systems are prone to hidden
flood damage. but as these folks watched the water recede, and their cars being towed, they put things into perspective. >> i'm fine. i'm safe. >> everybody is alive. >> caused a mess, really big mess. >> now, in terms, speaking with car owners, encourage them to call their insurance company to file a claim. if the owner has full coverage, the philadelphia water department will pay the deductible. if they do not, they can smith an estimate and the twz will cover the cost of the damage. east falls, nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". it looks like we won't know until monday on whether a judge will order an end to the septa strike. the judge will hear additional testimony on monday. septa wants to force union employees back to work saying that the walk out threatens public safety and the right to vote in tuesday's election. the union is fighting it. job number one is to settle the strike. as importantly, is our passengers.
not going to lie down while we can't resolve this strike and just watch our passengers suffer. >> we recognize strikes are inconvenience, but that's not a basis under pennsylvania law to grant an injunction against striking employees. >> the strike is now in it fifth day. the main sticking points include pensions, healthcare costs, and work rules. jerry sandusky returned to court seeking a new trial. victim number two took the stands yesterday. that's the victim that former assistant coach mike mcqueary was assaulted by sandusky in penn state shower. victim two, 29 years old, insist that he was abused by sandusky. sandusky's lawyers say prosecutors hid information about that man during the trial because his story did not help their case. sandusky also testified saying that he did not abuse victim number two. it is the final push to election day. hillary clinton will be in philadelphia with katy perry this evening, for the love
trump series. meanwhile, trump will hold a concert, and weijia jiang with the latest from the white house. >> ♪ >> jay-z and his wife, beyonce, helped hillary clinton excite voters in cleveland, ohio, friday night. >> we have unfinished business to do. more barriers to break. and with your help, a class sealing to crash once and for all. >> those candidates used their final friday before election day to focus on their basis. clinton energized minorities and women in big cities, like pittsburgh, and detroit. while trump visited small town america, with stops in atkinson, new hampshire, wilmington, ohio, and hershey, pennsylvania. >> i didn't have to bring j-lo or jay-z, the only way she gets anybody. i'm here all by myself. >> as the race moves into it final hours, the new national pole gives clinton two-point lead when you factor in third
party candidates. among the 13 battleground states that will decide the election, clinton leads in pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, and virginia, but other states vital to victory are now neck and neck, and they include florida, north carolina and colorado. trump has a lead in ohio. as the clock particulars down, the candidates are taking nothing for granted. >> i'm asking you to dream big. >> you can make the difference. >> both will cover thousands every miles this weekend, in their final push for votes. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". two local artists are getting attention for creating a huge election scheme sculpture out of an unusual material, check this out, the white house made out of butter. marie, and jim, had been working on it inside refrigerated tailor in conshohocken all week. they were asked to do it by butter for social media campaign. and just in case you were wondering, all of that butter
will eventually be recycled after election day. the philadelphia's getting ready for its seconds annual veterans parade t starts tomorrow at noon at 16 and jfk boulevard. it ends at independence mall. now, last year about 175 groups registered to take part in the parade. a first for the city at that time. this year, organizers have added a festival including food, entertainment, even beer garden. the festival on independence mall runs from 12 doctor 30 to 4:30. well, the search is on for a family that may have been connected to some world war ii era letters. they were discovered in a medford home and given to dillan berwick, he is now trying to find relatives of tom hazleton, who served in the navy. now, the letters are from his wife, eleanor, who lives in audubon, and his father, harry, who lives in collingswood. >> it has clearly been a few years since they've seen each other. because he's in the navy out in the pacific. and she's obviously here in
audubon. but it is sad but it is kind of what gives you a glimpse of what everybody went through during that time. >> interesting. now, the letters are only addressed to thomas hazleton. there are no replies. we'll have to stay tuned to see how that one turns out. another sam song recall to tell you about, that's next. plus getting your children to do work around the house a real chore? still ahead, the modern way to make sure your kids pitch in and help. >> and then, in sports, high school highlights from around the region. your recap of the friday football frenzy. and get ready to set those clocks back this weekend. we'll have a little lesson, history lesson for you, about the time change and how it can impact you.
>> back now on "eyewitness news", samsung is recalling nearly 3 million top loading washing machines in the u.s. the move follows reports of injuries caused by the tops of the machines detaching during use. owners should check with samsung to see if their wash is her involved. south korean company is offering repairs, rebates, refunds, this is the latest load of samsung after recalling its galaxy note seven smart phone following reports of overheating and fires. getting kids to do their chores can sure be a struggle. but now, there is an app for that. and they can reward kids digitally. kenneth craig report. >> we're testing, i'll get a dollar for cleaning my
bedroom, i'll get $4. >> be kel a no longer gets cash for chores managed and paid for by her dad, on line with a site called hourly dot help, unloads the money, assigns the task, and waits for results. >> when it is interactive and on a device it seems to make them more excited to do it. >> takes before and after photos to prove the chores are done. and then sends dad a text message. he a proves the job, and the money instantly appears in a on line account. >> so it gives them a sense of power, and authority, and small tasks gets it done for dad. >> hourly.help just one of several chore apps and websites with tour monster parent make a list of chores, and kids get points that can be used for rewards, like toys, or tv privileges. on the u rule app, kids get coins which can then be redeemed for things on their wish list. hourly allows kids to get cash for variety every on line gift cards, like amazon, or itunes. >> so everything they do is
digital. so basically what we're doing just allowing parents to understanded if you want a conversation about money with kids, it has got to be in the format that they understand. >> younger sister starting to check the ipad for her to do list. >> it is fun and easier way to do chores. >> charges for the apps vary. chore monster free and funded by advertising. hourly charges the small fee each time the account is reloaded. and lively says, it is well worth it. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". i guess whatever it takes to get them to do their work. what happened happened to the parent saying just do those things for me? those days gone. >> that's how it was when i was a kid. >> me too. >> suck it up. >> you don't even get paid. do it. >> definitely not. ya, today is a good day to go outside though, enjoy some sunshine, after we get to the morning hours. little chill any some spots, down around freezing, in some of the suburbs, right now, palmyra cove nature park checking in at 41 degrees, calm win over the nel wear,
you can see the skyline, great visibility. but a lot of darkness again, sunrise 7:35, today, this morning, will be our latest sunrise time of the season. we ends daylight saving time early tomorrow morning. and then tomorrow we will be rising an hour earlier, but his is the late test happens in the fall season, so tomorrow, sunrise coming in at 6:26 in the morning, december 31, at 7:22. and we are lose being two minutes of daylight each day now as we head toward the winter solsus, so this number actually goes down as you approach the first day every winter. but, certainly, getting dark a lot earlier, too, especially tomorrow night. sun not setting before 5:00. quiet on storm scan3, snow showers up across maine, in the cold season now it, happens. nothing happening pretty much through much of the eastern half of the united states, the exception is up into new england, that little disturbance won't bother us, may bring in new clouds, that's about it. thirty-six in allen ton and reading 37 mount pocono, 31
millville. there are some cool spots, near freezing this morning, so break out the heavier coat, over the next few hours, at least the winds have backed off, cool air just kind of parked over the mid-atlantic and northeast. the reason the jet stream, little dive, you saw the difference compared to thursday obviously, so we have the cool pocket of air over us, warm stuff, pretty far to the south and west. kind of inbetween. that means, temperatures right where they should be for this time of year throughout this weekend, really for the next few days, 60 degrees. now that will be our forecast hi, little disturbance to the north today, cloud cover maybe from the poconos on northward, little weak front, tries to pass us overnight tonight. not going to produce any precipitation, still, high pressure dominating our weather, tomorrow, and really for the next several days, monday looks good, even election day, a lot of sunshine, pleasant temperatures, another front that's going to try to come in on wednesday, probably doesn't have any moisture with it, so looking at a dray weather pattern. temperatures today, this afternoon, getting close to 60 degrees, even up into the lehigh valleyment maybe even some lower 60s if we see
enough sunshine. breakdown region by region, mid 50's today in the poconos, low 60s, bucks county, lehigh valley around easton, high of 661 degrees. philadelphia, kind of the same situation. near 60 for the outer suburbs, possibly low 60s here in the city. south jersey same deal. we have west wind today. so really no influence over the atlantic ocean, temperatures pretty much uniform across the region. so today, a lot of sunshine, seasonable, west wind, 10 miles per hour, still chilly tonight, not quite as cold, low of around 47, for the city, little cooler in some suburbs, few clouds around, here is the extended forecast, if you like sunshine, you will love this forecast, look at that, no big storms i was talking about, gets little milder tuesday, wednesday, highs back into the mid 60s, some clouds wednesday, worse skies scenario sprinkle, we'll be dry, looks like temperatures remain in the 60s through the end of next week, so just early to mid november weather pattern shaping up. get ready to turn back the clocks tonight. that's right. the sun will be setting
earlier, from tomorrow. meteorologist, lauren casey shows us how it all started and the way it can affect you. >> ♪ >> we set our clocks back one hour, daylight savings comes to an end. it affect over 1 billion people every year. so, how does a practice which winston churchill describes as extra yawn one morning in the spring time and an extra snooze one night in autumn come to be? to discover the roots of autumn one hour of extra sleep, we need to travel back over 100 years. new zealand err george hudson first proposed the idea of daylight saving in 1895. but it was not implemented until germany became the first country to turn the clocks ahead one hour, on april 30th, 1916. the rational was to minimize the use of artificial lighting in order to conserve cold during worlds war one. with the war effort also the reason the united states
adopted daylight saving time or fast time as it was called, when president woodrow wilson signed it into law in 1918. has been extended twice in the u.s., with the current schedule introduced in 2007, a product of the energy policy act of 2005. today, day lie saving lasts for total of 238 days every year. starting on the second sunday in march, and ending on the first sunday in november. although, not all states observe this time shifting. supporters argue it saves energy, promotes outdoor leisure activity in the evening, and is therefore good physical and psychological help. as well as reduce traffic accidents, reduces crime, and is good for business. so, the actual effect on overall energy use is heavily disputed, and contrary to popular beliefs, practice has been historic eye opposed as a loss of hour of morning light meant they had to rush to get their crops to market. and with dse coming to an end, a lot of people ask if the extra hour of sleep is
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Guadalupe River Chapter Trout Unlimited
Editor: Bob Tuttle 207 Finn Austin, TX 78734 (512) 261‑4409
Contributors: Erik Bataille, Bud Priddy, John stark,
OFFICERS President: Erik Bataille, 250‑9194
VP Chapter Affairs: Alan Bray 263‑9619
VP Fishing Affairs: Mike Small 258‑0946
Secretary/Treasurer: Bob Story 327‑6381
Recording Secretary: Barbara Parvin
Clem Bird
Cyndie Schmitt
David Holz
Jeff Schmitt
Jon Morse
Marion Tilson
Irving O'Neal
*Jim Vynalek
Judy Presswood
*Ex Officio
April 1993 Notice of Annual Spring Meeting & Newsletter
DATE: SATURDAY April 24, 1993
PLACE: St. Thomas Church Activity Center adjacent to the church [just below Canyon Dam on River Road] ‑ Sattler, Texas.
TIME: 10.00 AM ‑ Registration & Socializing The Coffee Bar is Back
10:30 to 11:00 ‑ Meeting Business Raffle SAGE 3 wt Light Line FLY ROD (See Raflle Insert Shee)
Program 11:00 ‑ 12:00 ±
LUNCH: (optional) 12:30 ‑ Tasty BBQ!!, Various Salads, Johnson Beans, Chips, Buns, Relishes, possibly some unusual desserts and maybe a choice of wines. Delicacies gladly accepted! Margaret Ann, Betsy & others are to be congratulated for their hard labors. Providing you dine, remember to feed the "kitty" on your way through the line.
DIRECTORS MEETING AFTER LUNCH
THE PROGRAM Mile High Fly Fishing
Irving O'Neal has lined up Doug Ming for an outstanding fly‑fishing program covering Colorado rivers and streams. Even if you do not ever contemplate a trip to Colorado, you will certainly enjoy this program along with the color slide presentation.
Doug is a former Coloradoan now living in the Houston area where he is an engineer at NASA. His brother is a full time trout fishing guide back in Colorado. Whenever possible, Doug returns to fish with him. The program is the same one that Doug has given to fishing clubs, fly shops, and various other organizations.
The subjects that will be covered are: The wild trout and Gold Medal streams of Colorado, plus, the types of effective flies, rods, and equipment best suited to the area. This will be the last meeting until October. summer is for serious
trout fishing and other activities too numerous to mention. No newsletter or exciting programs until fall. Plan to attend this rite of Spring to find out who the new slate of Chapter Officers will be.
Looking Back....
At the January meeting, the drawing for the One Man Boat was won by Jon Klema who was there.. An additional item a cedar box of terrific hand tyed flies donated by Irving O'Neal, was won by Bill West. The weather was excellent so was the meeting, many hurried down after to fish for trout that were dropped by TP&W.
Steve Magnolia from Texas Parks and Wildlife gave a presentation covering the fish survey that was conducted earlier in the year. The big bad news was the number of extremely large Stripers that were found in the river. arently they came from Canyon Lake durig the big flood when the flood gates were opened thereby bypassing the turbines.
One observed striper was 46" in length and very capable of devouring our trout and just about everyone else's. Just you catch some of those and have a big fish fry. No catch & release on these monsters.
The 3 new picnic tables donated by the chapter to St. Thomas Church were delivered by members and installed on the lawn. Thanks to Jeff Schmitt for his efforts in the manufacturing project.
Guadalupe Chili, the main entree, was one to remember. Betsy Story's contribution will go down in Chapter History along with Howard Itten's red‑hot venison chili. embers were observed going back for seconds and even thirds.
Our 4 trout drops: Browns & Rainbows went off as planned in November, December, February & March. The eyed‑egg order was cancelled because the river water temperature was not cold enough to coincide with the age of the eggs. Thanks to all the lease card holders that showed up to help.
At the Director's meeting a decision was made for a provision to allow guests to fish at the leases under certain conditions. A 1 day‑1 guest pass would be available to lease card holders for $10.00. Further information may be obtained from the president or any other officer. Phone numbers ist on the masthead.
David Hotz was appointed "River Keeper." Both Clem Bird and Bob Story agreed to stay on the board of directors for another term.
A motion was made and passed to add plaques to the new picnic tables to read "William Cobb Memorial‑Donated by The Trout Unlimited Guadalupe River Chapter.
Well, my shift as president of this crew is at an end. I must say I have enjoyed it. Thanks to all who have helped me so much in the past two years. I hope to continue to serve the chapter in a lesser capacity in the future. I will not fake this time to et up on a bully pu it and preach to you. I would like to gently remind all of you that this is a volunteer organization ... so please have a little patience with us elected officials. We may not always be able to move as fast as you would like us to in getting things done. Please continue to volunteer your time and help the new president and officers as much as you can.
On a lighter note, this year certainly has been kinder to us anglers of the Guadalupe. We have scheduled more trout stockings than ever before on the river. I feel that this should help the river's fishery recover. Let's practice catch and release as much as possible so that TP&W crews have something to count when they do their trout census in June and then again in October.
One last reminder to all with lease access cards. Remember to use courtesy while visiting the leased properties. Follow the guidelines on the back of the parking permits, especially when it comes to the number of cars at any given location at one time. It would be a shame to lose our privilege to access to any of our leased properties.
Good Fishing! Erik
Guadalupe River
The following was excerpted from ‑'A Fly Fisher's Guide to Rivers of The Texas Hill Country‑‑ with the kind permission of Bud Priddy and The Alamo Fly Fishers.
One of the most popular rivers in Texas The Guadalupe originates in Kerr Co with the North and South Forks uniting near the town of Hunt. Fishing For bass and perch is refuted to be fair in the river above Canyon lake but access is difficult as is floating due to numerous small dams. There are access points at FM 1376 near Sisterdale and off FM 1360. Good camping is available at Kerrville State Park and Guadalupe State Park. The river is clear and swift and limestone banks are lined with bald cypress. There is a small lake at Ingram. Also, Rebecca Creek Crossing just above Canyon Lake is good in early Spring 'or spawning White Bass.
Our discussion of access points will be limited to the river below Canyon Dam to north of Gruene. While large perch, Guadalupe Bass and Largemouth Bass are catchable, the primary fishing interest in this stretch is our coldwater friend, the trout. Annually from November through March, the Texas Parks and Wildlife stocks Rainbow Trout immediately below Canyon Darn and various sites down river.
This area of the Guadalupe is a beautiful river but on weekends is crowded with canoeists and tubers. The river is best fished very early or late.
It is also recommended that the interested fly fisher check in the local San Antonio or Austin newspapers for the water flow release from Canyon Dam. Releases above 500/600 CFS can make for difficult and possible dangerous fishing
conditions. The water can be fast and high ang the river should not be waded if you are alone.
Any of your favorite trout flies may work here, depending upon conditions, but some recommendations include the Red Fox Squirrel Nymph, Picket Pin and Gold Ribbed and various Caddis pupa imitations usually produce. Drys would also
Olives, Elk Hair Caddis and Adams.
Access Point #1: Corps of Engineer Park immediately below Canyon Dam. Access approximately one mile of river. Would be a good launch site for a float downstream. Fishing can be good with streamers and wet flies, but this area is often crowded with bait fishermen.
Access Point #2: Poor access at high bridge on 306 crossing two miles east of Canyon city. There are excellent facilities at the Maricopa Lodge west of the bridge and good access to the river behind the Lodge.
Access Point #3: Access is gained in a private camp above the crossing for a fee. Access below the bridge downstream is good for wading. This is a good launchpoint for Kanz Lease to the Sattler Bridge.
Access Point #4: This is the Kanz Lease under the control of the Guadalupe River Chapter of Trout Unlimited. Big trout are often taken from this section. Best fishing available for Rainbows with an occasional Red Band, Brown or Brookie. Restricted to TU Chapter members with lease cards for access and parking.
Access Point #5: First bridge on River Road. Good take out _point for float from above or launch site for a float downstream. Private camp (Rio Raft) above which provides access to good fishing for a small fee.
Access Point #6: Second bridge on River Road. Poor access. Go to Camp Bean just above the crossing. Good fishing for stocked Rainbows and there are some Browns when the water is low. Reasonable fee. Very good picnic area and restrooms are available.
Access Points #7 and #8: Generally too warm for trout but in high water situations it may contain a few. Poor access for wade fishing for bass and perch. Some Smallmouths in the river as well. One would almost have to use a private camp for a place to park and to get access to the water. Crawfish pattern reputed to be very good on Smallmouth Bass and Guadalupe Bass.
A Short Primer on "DO" or Dissolved Oxygen
This was filched from The North Arkansas Fly Fishers newsletter Article written by John Stark
DO is measured *in milligrams per liter (mg/l) of water. It is also commonly discussed in terms of parts er million pm) which is equivalent to (ppm) quality standards cite 6 mg/l as the minimum DO level to provide a good habitat for trout fisheries downstream from the darns from which Southwestern Power Administration markets hydropower. DO is considered low when it falls below 6 mg/l.
Fisheries specialists agree that DO levels above 6 mg/l are necessary for an optimum trout habitat and that DO levels below 2 mg/l. may kill trout. There is no conclusive data on what happens to the fish in the levels between 2 and 6 mg/l However, in general, trout become sluggish and feeding and reproductive behaviors diminish at DO levels below 6 mg/l. If the DO levels fall far enough, the fish may "drown" from lack of oxygen. Hatchlings are especially sensitive to low DO levels.
Where Does Low DO Come From? During the summer and fall months, the water in large reservoirs in the Southern U.S. tend to stratify by temperature. That is, cold water stays at the bottom of the lake, and the warmer water stays on the top. The surface waters retain relatively high levels of DO due to wind action and the production of oxygen by water plants. The lower pools of water do not mix with the surface waters and are unable to replace oxygen consumed by aquatic animals, replace decay of organic substances, and other chemical reactions. Therefore, DO levels in the lower portions of the lake typically decline through the summer and early fall.
When the temperature of the surfacewater becomes cold enough, generally in the late fall, the various layers of water combine into a single layer. When this happens, the lake is said to have "turned over". At that time, the level of DO in the water at the bottom of the lake increases and remains relatively high until the following summer when the cycle begins all over again.
What Yon Didn't Know About Waders...
Courtesy of Marathon Rubber Co.
Rubber and plastics are organic materials, meaning they come from natural plant life. Natural comes from rubber tree sap and synthetic rubber and plastics are made from coal and oil.
Cracking and oxidation are natural aging processes of rubber and plastics.
A rubber molecule is made from thousands of carbon and hydrogen atoms bound together in a zig‑zag linkage. Rubber can stretch and recover because the carbon atoms rotate into a straight line under tension. When the tension is released, the atoms return to the normal position like an accordion.
Oxygen molecule 02 contains two oxygen atoms with a strong bond. The ozone molecule 03 contains three oxygen atoms. The extra oxygen atoms changes the molecular bond to a strained position. An unstable molecule exists, eager to separate and rebond. Rubber molecules at rest are relatively unaffected by ozone, but when rubber is stretched like a rubber band or strained to a critical point (approximately 15% to 20%) its molecular bond is weakened causing ozone molecules to attack and break the weakened bond. The result is ozone cracking.
Ozone cracking will not occur if either ozone or tension is eliminated. Since it is easier to eliminate ozone than tension caused by folds, creases or hanging weight the easiest and best method of ozone protection is to store your waders in an airt t bag, box or chest. Anything air tight will do. If you understand that ozone plus tension are the cause of cracking, and following a few guidelines, your waders and other rubber products will give you years of satisfactory use.
1) Make sure waders are dry inside to avoid mildewed boot linings.
2) Loosely fold or roll waders.
3) Insert waders in airtight container.
4) Store container away from light and ozone producing machinery.(i.e. electric motors, etc.)
Ozone protection is more important today because ozone levels in the air are much higher than just a few years ago.

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US Mulls Deploying Additional 14,000 Troops, More Ships, Military Hardware to Middle East - Report
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Additional forces could reportedly join some 14,000 US soldiers that have been sent to the region since May, when US intelligence analysts alleged a threat from Iran. The new US deployment may be a deterrent against possible retaliation by Tehran for mounting sanctions under Washington's ongoing campaign of economic pressure.
The Trump administration is currently considering a significant expansion of the US military presence in the Middle East, including dozens more vessels and other military hardware and as many as 14,000 additional soldiers to counter Iran, US officials said, cited by The Wall Street Journal.
According to the sources, cited by WSJ, US President Donald Trump is expected to make a decision on new deployments in December. According to the US officials, Trump is reportedly convinced of the need to counter an alleged threat his aides say the Islamic republic purportedly poses. According to the media report, the US president could, however, also approve a smaller US contingent for deployment to the Middle East.
US officials told the WSJ that there is growing fear among the US military and the Trump administration that a possible attack on US forces could leave Washington with only a handful of options in the region; even as a new deployment could present a more credible deterrent to Tehran.
Following the unilateral withdrawal of the US from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Actions (JCPOA), also known as Iran nuclear deal, in 2018, and reinstatement of tough economic sanctions against Tehran, relations between the two nations have rapidly worsened, prompting additional tension in the Middle East.
The situation was exacerbated further after two major Saudi oil refineries were attacked by drones on 14 September. Despite Houthi militants claiming responsibility for the attack, the US blamed Iran. Tehran has denied any wrongdoing or any involvement.
Following the September attack, the Pentagon reinforced its presence in the Middle East and ordered additional troops deployed to Saudi Arabia. Trump has repeatedly alleged, as a pretext, that Iran continues to threaten regional security.
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Larkspur Library was founded in 1913 by a committee of seven members of the Larkspur Women's Club under the leadership of Belle C. Brown (Pictured on the right). It was located in a small room in the City Hall and staffed by volunteers. Fundraisers and donations kept it going. After ten years, in 1923, the City Council adopted an ordinance and assumed responsibility for the operation of the library. Five trustees were appointed to a Larkspur Library Board.
For the next thirty-six years, Mrs. Helen Wilson was Head Librarian and responsible for the library's growth. She enlarged the library collection significantly, and developed library services. With her strong personality and sense of humor, she put her personal stamp on the library in a number of ways. Council Member, Joan Lundstrom remembers that she had a big rubber stamp that she put on the inside cover page of books that said: "Please wash your hands before using this book." She was strict in protecting the library materials, and even required the nuns across the street at St. Patrick's Church and School to pay fines.
In 1939, the old fire station on the ground floor of the City Hall was remodeled for the use of the library. This produced 1300 square feet with an outside entrance. In 1949, Mrs. Wilson retired and Richard Kilbourne became the third Librarian. The library continued to grow, and in 1959 the City Council moved upstairs to relieve the over-crowded conditions, giving the library 2600 more square feet. In March of 1969, a joint meeting of the Library Board and City Council was held to discuss the library's chronic lack of space. In 1970, another 700 square feet was acquired when the City's Administrative Offices moved upstairs in the City Hall building.
In 1970, Larky was born. Over 300 school children from Larkspur and Greenbrae participated in the contest to name this rather benign book-devouring hippopotamus as a mascot. A panel of judges, which included a San Francisco Zookeeper and a local radio personality, selected Larky as the most descriptive name. A cheerful, yellow, plump hippo, Larky has appeared at a number of library and civic events, in addition to the annual 4th of July parade. Long before Proposition 13, a group of local citizens, headed by Councilman Charles Curley, foresaw the possibility of future funding problems for cultural institutions such as public libraries. As a result of this concern, the Larkspur Library Foundation, a nonprofit corporation registered with the State, was established as an agency for supplemental support of the library in Larkspur and Greenbrae. The Foundation worked with the Friends of the Library, volunteer workers, private donors, and the San Francisco Foundation to garner the funds necessary to remodel the library, which was coordinated with a City Hall overhaul. In 1983, The library space was significantly renovated by architect Sally Swanson & Associates, with expanded open stacks which accommodate 50,000 books, and a warm, welcoming reading room for patrons. The design of the library echoes the Mission Revival and Italian Villa architectural style of the building. The entrance to the library includes a vaulted lobby with columns and art deco stained glass windows in the door and adjoining windows, as well as in windows in the centralreading room. The furnishing and interior trim reflects the building style, with Victorian trim and wallpaper, wingback chairs, brass lamps and dark hardwood tables, counters, chairs and shelving. The children's area was moved downstairs to the former firehouse room.
In 1992, James Sullivan became the 4th Library Director, serving for seven years. He was followed by the fifth Director in 1999, Frances Gordon who spearheaded the transition to an automated library system. In 2001, The library received a LSTA grant from the California State Library in 2000 for $60,000, to automate the library systems and to join the countywide MARINet consortium. The library continued to move forward with technology, with internet services added in 2006, and electronic resources becoming more and more prevalent in ensuing years. In 2016, the sixth, and current Director, Janice Akel joined the Larkspur Library. She has been working with the Larkspur Community to bring the library into the 21st Century.
Personal interview with Frances Gordon, 5/25/2011 at the Larkspur Library.
Larkspur Past and Present: A History and Walking Guide. Larkspur, CA:
Larkspur Heritage Preservation Board, 1991 and 2010.
Larkspur Past and Present
Larkspur Past and Present, the book for everyone who loves Larkspur, boasts:
• 384 pages of Larkspur history and lore
• Over 600 photographs, many new to this 2010 edition
• Clear maps for walking explorations
• Fascinating stories that reveal unexpected facets of life in Larkspur
• A treasure trove of Larkspur's architectural gems
• Visits to neighborhoods not included in previous editions
Larkspur Past and Present is filled with surprising facts about the city and its colorful residents! For example:
• One of California's earliest ten-pin bowling alleys operated during the early 1850s in Larkspur's Baltimore Canyon.
• Larkspur's City Hall was built in just five months at a cost of $15,110.50.
• Leon Uris wrote his acclaimed first novel, Battle Cry, in Larkspur.
• Janis Joplin and other early pop music icons made their homes in Larkspur.
More than 100 people contributed thousands of hours of volunteer research, writing, and photography to create the updated Larkspur Past and Present. Members of the team included book and graphics designers; journalists; editors; legal, marketing, cartography and financial experts; photographers, and educators.
Download and Read the Book
Book Cover through the Table of Contents
Epilogue, Appendices and Index


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Hey Inquisitive writers! Today I will be talking writing about water conservation, because it's a very important topic. So, how much water do you think you use daily? 10 gallons? 20? 35?
Well, the average person uses 80-100 gallons of water a day. This includes brushing your teeth, bathing, drinking water, flushing the toilet, and many other things. You can even calculate how much you use here.
Water is a very precious liquid. We're even made of water. We need clean water to drink, bathe, brush our teeth, wash our clothes, and many, many other things. Women in around the world spend millions of hours just collecting it. This issue was presented in this book I read a couple of months ago, it's called A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park.
I do both of these; and it can save gallons of water – daily! First, put some toothpaste on your toothbrush, wet it a bit, and then turn off the water, and brush your teeth normally! For washing your hands – wet your hands first, turn off the faucet, rub your hands with soap (or squirt your hands with soap), rub them together, turn on the water, and wash the soap off! Why bother to keep the water running?
Taking a bath can use up a lot of water vs. a normal shower. I personally never take baths, because I find it gross bathing around in my own germs. Don't forget to try to take showers for 15 minutes or less.
Instead of getting fresh water from the tap for your plants, you can do things like installing a rain barrel, saving cold shower water (when waiting for warm water, take a container and put it under the faucet), reusing your pasta cooking water (follow these simple steps, #6) , and many other things.
The leak can be anywhere – but the toilet and faucet are two of the popular places where a lot of water is wasted. Consider getting a toilet that uses less water, and calling a plumber, or fixing it yourself.
Sharing this post encourages awareness on the Global Water Crisis, and conservation of water. Start the conversation with your friends and family about caring for the Earth and how much you can reduce your carbon footprint. Comment down below other ways YOU do to conserve our precious water.
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Thank you for your wonderful comment! I love that you live in an RV, and that you try to reduce your carbon footprint.
We should really be more mindful of how much water we are using. Thank you for the reminder!
I agree! And no problem!
This is a great post! I feel like I always try to be conscious of saving water, but I need to get better at actually doing these things!
Thank you! And I love that at least you care about this issue, it's very important!


Paul Wirkus is a German musician based in Cologne who works with electronics and percussion. We heard him performing on Adikia with Ekkehard Ehlers, with whom he regularly works, but I'm surprised we haven't noted any of his solo works before, as he is exceptionally good. The record Discours Amoureux (EDITION BEIDES 2) is something I can wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who wants to hear genuinely expressive and considered experimentation in the field of digital / electronic music, an area which is over-populated with too many half-baked ideas. The clarity of Paul Wirkus's ideas, and the conviction with which they are executed, shine forth exceptionally well on this release. Although you could easily pigeon-hole this sound into "laptop" or "ambient" music, the record transcends these labels.
Wirkus himself describes Discours Amoureux as a "psycho-acoustic essay"…he intends the music to represent imaginary walks he takes in his mind, and combines the sounds of these walks with actual field recordings captured in the city [of Cologne], while on a search for inner piece or mental calm. It seems significant that he did it in the summer; perhaps the sunlight itself contributed to the sense of well-being that permeates this music. From a technical point of view, he executed the work mostly through live playback from one computer onto another computer dedicated to recording; I get the sense that he's not one of those obsessed with infinite tinkering of sound files, layers, and edits, a pass-time which it is possible to be drawn into when you embark on the path of laptop composition. There's a certain warmth and spontaneity which has transferred directly into the digits; but I am assuming that this is the result of much preparation, thinking, and compositional rigour.
Other journalists and music organs have long recognised the genius of Wirkus, and he's not ashamed of the many prizes and "CD of the month" awards that have come his way. His catalogue can be found on labels such as Staubgold, Gusstaff Records and Quecksilber, and the earliest one I can find suggests his recording career began in 1999. This is the second release on Edition Beides, and follows his Carmen Et Error also released in 2016. Recently Wirkus has been expanding his act into multi-media projects, including radio plays, music for dance, and theatre. A lot of musicians try this sort of thing, but one listen to Discours Amoureux should persuade you that Wirkus has a strong grasp of narrative and structure, and is skilled enough to express this very clearly in his work. Very good. From 14 November 2016.
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I wanted to check out how to make a donation, I've been using the site plenty, but it says "This button could not be generated". The paypal link doesn't seem to link either (not that I have paypal).
If this was mentioned somewhere else, my bad.
Thanks for reporting this. I'll be taking a look today.
As far as I can tell, the only thing that was not working was the Coinbase button which saw no traffic anyways. I've removed it.


Block contact sync from Outlook app to device (for iOS): New Mobile Application Management (MAM) controls allow you to prevent a user from syncing Outlook contacts to the native address book on iOS devices, and provide you with the ability to remove contacts that have already been saved to the native address book when you perform a selective wipe of the device.
Conditional Access support for Skype for Business Online: New conditional access policies allow you to restrict access to Skype for Business Online to only managed and compliant iOS and Android devices.
Manage Windows Defender on Windows 10 PCs: The Windows 10 general configuration policy now includes settings to manage Windows Defender on enrolled Windows 10 PCs.
For years I've been a Office 365 user and earlier this year and every few months (of sometimes weeks ) new features arrive in the Office 365 Management Portal. Since a couple of months it's possible to do some (basic) MDM stuff with Office 365.
Since I'm a big fan of Microsoft Intune I prefer to use Intune to do my Mobile Device Management, but sometimes the MDM capabilities will do. In my demo environment I was using Intune, but if I want to switch my MDM Authority to Office 365 there is (at this moment) no automated way to do this.
To change the MDM Authority you have to contact Intune Support (thanks to Henk Hoogendoorn for the tip) to let them flip the switch for you. The procedure is quiet easy, just follow the steps on the Intune Support website.
First you have to select the correct problem type (Service Administration), after which you can select the category Reset mobile device authority. When you click the Start Request button just follow the wizard to create the change.
A few moments after you submitted the incident you will receive a confirmation email (check the email address you enter during the process).
Next up is an email with some questions you should answer. The support engineer would like you to confirm your tenant ID, asks you to retire all devices and remove some stuff from the Intune Admin Console.
After I send the confirmation and answering the asked questions a few hours later I received another email stating that the request have been submitted to the engineers. It also warns me not to configure my Intune subscription during the process. Doing this prematurely may cause corruption and/or impact your ability to use Intune.
This step can take up to 5 days, but typically occur within 1 business day.
On August 11th I received a reminder that the Intune Support team is still working on resetting the MDM authority for me….and finally two days later I received a phone call from the Microsoft US telling me that the MDM authority had been reset. A few hours later I also received the confirmation through email….
So when I checked my Office 365 Portal again, I was indeed able to enable Office 365 as may MDM Authority! Yeah!
In the end the entire process took about 7 business days.
Microsoft has released the Windows 10 Administrative templates. For the most part you already have them, if you have Windows 10 installed, but now you can install them even if you don't yet have installed Windows 10 itself.
New features for Windows Phone, iOS and Android coming this week!
Also, as announced last week, several new hybrid features are now available for those using System Center Configuration Manager integrated with Intune once upgraded to the latest Configuration Manager 2012 or R2 service pack. You can view the full list of hybrid features included in these service packs by visiting here.
Make sure to bookmark this blog and the ConfigMgr blog to keep up-to-date on the latest features being released and read the latest how-to technical posts written by the engineering team.
Microsoft is releasing their next service update for Microsoft Intune as we speak. This service update will introduce several new features for Android devices plus much more.
We plan to continue rapidly adding new features to the Intune service and look forward to sharing more information with you on this blog over the coming months. Along with the Intune service updates we are releasing monthly, you can also expect new features to be made available soon for those using System Center Configuration Manager integrated with Intune (hybrid). Make sure to bookmark this blog and the ConfigMgr blog to stay up-to-date as we continue to release new features.
Note: To see the specific timeframe for when your tenant will be updated, please visit the Microsoft Intune status page. You can identify the Service Instance that your Intune subscription is running on by opening your Intune administration console, clicking on the Admin tab and then selecting View Service Status. Your Service Instance will be displayed at the top of this page.
Additionally, as part of this service update, we will be providing hybrid customers with the ability to create custom WiFi profiles with pre-shared keys (PSK) for Android devices. Delivering new features to our hybrid customers using System Center Configuration Manager integrated with Intune remains a top priority for our team, and you can expect additional hybrid features to be made available soon.
How to get a Windows 10 exam for free!
Holly Dickson (of MS Learning) just posted a nice blog where you can read how to attend the upcoming Windows 10 exam for free! The only prerequisite is that you have earned the MCSA Windows 8 certification.
Earn your Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA) certification in Windows 8 between February 15, 2015, and May 31, 2015, and you'll be eligible to take a Windows 10 exam (Exam 697) for free when it's published later this year! The Windows 8 MCSA covers Windows 8.1, so you'll be current and ready to move to Windows 10.
Step 2: When the Windows 10 Exam 70-697 is available (expected in the second half of 2015), sign in to https://www.microsoft.com/learning and register for the exam for free.


Author of Under New Management, and The Myths of Creativity: The Truth About How Innovative Companies and People Generate Great Ideas.
Under 40 Professors Who Inspire." He serves on the advisory board of Fuse Corps, a nonprofit dedicated to making transformative and replicable change in local government.
Why do some individuals and teams seem like star performers, while others barely shine? Using a variety of stories, case studies and scientific research, David Burkus reveals that what makes a high-performing team isn't just who's on it, but also how it's built. He explains how famous inventors, outstanding companies—even Broadway stars—benefit from focusing not just on making their teams work, but also on building their network. Audience members will learn how to determine if they've got the right team around them, and how to leverage their network to boost both the team's and the organization's performance. Forget the ropes courses and trust falls: there's a better way to build teams.
When do best practices actually hinder our ability to lead? According to thought leader and management professor David Burkus, they almost always do. Using evidence from behavioral economics and social psychology paired with case studies from the world's leading companies, Burkus shows how the best practices and policies are often counterintuitive and offers practical ways to find out if your management needs new management. The best leaders lead differently.
Why is it that children act so creatively and so few adults engage their creativity? Dr. David Burkus considers the role of education through the various myths that affect our understanding of what explains creativity and how to enhance it in students and adults. Using insight from the wealth of research on organizational creativity, Burkus provides practical implications and realistic strategies for teaching creativity.


Some On Premise customers may see a prompt to enter their Windows login credentials when browsing to the Perspective launch page.
This issue occurs when Perspective has been set to Windows Authentication mode only in IIS (Internet Information Services) and can be resolved by removing discrepancies between the Internet Explorer security settings and your hosting service.
Click the gear icon in the top-right corner of the browser.
Click Internet Options, then open the Security tab.
Click Local intranet in the Select a zone to view or check security settings section.
Click Advanced in the Local Intranet window.
Add your Perspective Services URL to the Add this website to the zone field.
Exit the IE settings, then relaunch your browser.
For more details, the Internet Explorer May Prompt You for a Password article on the Microsoft Support site.


- Also known as Slenderbrown Scorpion, Brown Bark Scorpion, Caribbean Dusky Scorpion, Dusky Scorpion (alacran prieto in Cuba), & Blue Scorpion (alacran azul in Cuba).
- Captive bred babies from adults Wild Caught in Florida. It is reported that Centruroides gracilis from Central America has a higher venom level.
- Adult size is 2.5" - 4.75".
- Not cannibalistic (as adults), so can be kept communally.
- Florida Bark scorpions are polymorphic (different color variations), sometimes with individuals of different colors occurring in one population, or even one litter. It may be reddish, black with reddish chelae, dark brown with yellowish legs and red chelae, or dark brown with reddish and black tail sections.


As a global life sciences company, Sigma-Aldrich needs Missouri to develop new scientists for the future. To ensure that happens, the company has become involved in education and getting young people interested in science.
The company believes it is important for today's students to know how what to apply their educational knowledge to the real world. Sigma-Aldrich has also encountered many students who don't get enough hands-on science opportunities, which is a problem that's been amplified by tightening school districts' fiscal resources.
In response, the company has launched Sigma-Aldrich Science Partners, which provides teachers with direct access to scientists who can deliver science-based curriculum and activities that give students the opportunity to see science at work. A number of Sigma-Aldrich employees are already working in classrooms in two districts within the St. Louis Metropolitan Area. The company would like to expand the program to reach more than 30,000 students in 15 countries within five years.
Sigma-Aldrich is also a founding member of STEMpact, a collaborative funding effort focused on increasing professional development for educators in grades K-8 in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and math. To date, STEMpact has reached more than 250 teachers and created a direct impact on more than 15,000 students in the St. Louis area.
Early indicators are very positive. Students have posted an eight-point increase in math scores and a ten-point increase in science scores on standardized tests after their teachers participated in STEMpact's professional development workshops.
To make these programs work, Sigma-Aldrich relies on employees who are active and engaged in the process.
Sachdev says Sigma-Aldrich isn't looking for immediate benefits from its work in education. Rather, the company wants to ensure the region has a solid math and science workforce for the future.


COMERFORD - on 30th November ---to wife of C.A. Comerford - a son.
SPENCE - on 30 November at The Manse, Lincoln road to Rev. W. and Mrs Spence - a son.
MURPHY - on 1 December at --- Tinwald, Ann, bel.wife of John Murphy ---- in her 59th year. funeral Tuesday 10am at Ashburton.
HERN - dear little Will, 3rd son of F and C. Hern died 1 December 1906 aged 3 yrs 7mths.
POWELL - son John, died at Hororata on 5 December 1903.
BATIE - McMILLAN - on 27 November at Sefton, Thomas, 2nd son of John Batie, --Wellington to Lizzie, 2nd dau of H.McMillan, Saltwater Creek.
SUTCLIFFE - on 6 December -- William Henry ---beloved husband of Bessie in his 53rd year.
SAUNDERS - Eliza --- son-in-law Mr D.C.Shier --- for the Addington Cemetery.
MOSS - on 15 December at --- to wife of Leonard Moss - a son.
WOOD - on 16 December at ------ to wife of D.E. Wood - a daughter.
BROWNLIE - TUCKER - on 4 Dec. at ---- John Drysdale, 2nd son of William Brownlee --- Invercargill to Ivy Elizabeth dau of Roger S. Tucker.
COOPER - COBURN - on 4 Dec. at --- Sydney, son of Thornhill Cooper, to Winifred, dau. of R.W.Coburn, both of Christchurch.
LETHAM - MOUNSEY - on 11 Dec. at Rowland, 3rd son of Andrew Letham --- Lauriston to Frances, dau. of late Stephen Mounsey of -- View Hill.
CRANSTON - on 17 December at -- Jane, beloved wife of John D.Cranston, in her 80th year.
GLUSEN - on 15 December at --- Nicholas Glusen --- aged 67 years.
MARSH - on Sunday 15 December, Anna Maria, beloved wife of Mr Charles R.Marsh --- Oxford, aged 30 years.
HILL - on 17 December at Addington, George Hill, late of Yaldhurst and brother of James Hill --- aged 50 years.
BEDFORD - on 26 October at --- to wife of Joseph Bedford - a son.
ANDERSON - Ann Mary Lilian (Lily) bel wife of L.Anderson and dau. of W. and A.B.Philpott --- died 20 December 1904, aged 36.
STUBBERFIELD - ------ at 2pm for the Linwood Cemetery.
FORBES - on 20 December at Oamaru --- to wife of AH. Forbes - a son.
McSWIGAN - on 21 December at ---- Mary Theophane (Cissie) bel. dau. of John & Mary McSwigan.
WATSON - on 21 December at Southbrook, to wife of J.L.Watson - a son.
FIELD - McNATTY - on 25 December 1882 at ---- Invercargill by --- Harry, 4th son of Joseph Field, Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, England to Agnes, 3rd dau. of James McNatty, -- Invercargill.
MAULTSAID - on 21 December at Thomas Isaac, bel. hus. of M.J.Maultsaid aged 51 years.
BALL - Connie --- 25 December 1901 aged 6 and half years.
BARNARD - on 24 December at -- to mr and Mrs H.H.J.Barnard - a son.
BURN - on 21 December at --- Thomas B.Burn of Cheviot, interred at ----- cemetery, Cheviot.
FORBES - on 23 December at Oamaru -- infant son of A.H.Forbes aged 3 days.
MURRELL - on 24 December at Sydney, edgar G. Murrell bel. hus. of Blanche and son-in-law of Mrs Benson, Linwood.
PATRICK - on 26 December at ---- Rebecca Patrick, aged 66 years.
SMITH - on 27 December --- Harriet Reta, bel. dau. of James Smith ---- aged 15mths.
DUNCAN - on 25 December at --- to wife of Andrew Duncan - a son.
GIBBS - on 24 December at ----- Edinburgh to Dr J.H.and Mrs Gibbs - a son. by cable.
THOMSON - AITKEN - on 23 December at ---Adam Blacklock Thomson to Agnes Crawford Aitken.
SHAW - on 25 December at Mangamahu, James T, Shaw, late of Rangiora, aged 75 years.
STREET - on 29 December at Lincoln College, to wife of W.T.Street - a son.
BATHGATE - on 29 December at Dunedin, John Bathgate, late of Calcutta.
GORING - on 31 December at ------ Amos Garrard, bel hus of Ann Goring, aged 73 years.
WHITLEY - on 30 December at --- Alexander, bel. hus of Jane Whitley, aged 62 years.
CHRISTMAS - my dear mother ---- 31 December 1906 ---- daughter Esther.


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Muhammad Nabil Jan Al Jeffri (Kuala Lumpur, 24 oktober 1993) is een Maleisisch autocoureur.

Carrière
Jeffri begon zijn autosportcarrière in het karting en won zowel de Maleisische als de Aziatische Rotax Max Junior in 2009. In 2010 stapte hij over naar het formuleracing in de Formule BMW Pacific voor het team Eurasia Motorsport. Ondanks dat hij in geen enkele race op het podium stond, eindigde hij door zijn constante prestaties als vijfde in het kampioenschap met 83 punten. Op 1 september 2010 maakte Jeffri zijn debuut in een Formule 1-auto bij een aerodynamische test op een vliegveld bij het Imperial War Museum Duxford voor het team Lotus Racing in een Lotus T127, waarmee hij de jongste coureur werd die een Formule 1-auto testte.

In 2011 bleef Jeffri rijden in de Formule BMW Pacific, dat haar naam had veranderd in de JK Racing Asia Series, waarbij hij overstapte naar het team Petronas Mofaz Racing. Hij won de eerste race van het seizoen op het Sepang International Circuit en met negen andere podiumplaatsen eindigde hij achter Lucas Auer en Afiq Ikhwan Yazid als derde in het kampioenschap.

In 2012 kwam Jeffri opnieuw uit in de JK Racing Asia Series, maar stapte over naar het team EuroInternational. Hij won vier races op Sepang, het Circuit Paul Ricard en Spa-Francorchamps, en eindigde met zeven andere podiumplaatsen achter Aston Hare als tweede in het kampioenschap met 223 punten.

In 2013 maakte Jeffri de overstap naar Europa en maakte hij zijn Formule 3-debuut in het Duitse Formule 3-kampioenschap voor EuroInternational. Met twee vijfde plaatsen op de Sachsenring en de Motorsport Arena Oschersleben als beste resultaten eindigde hij als achtste in het kampioenschap met 79 punten.

In 2014 bleef Jeffri in de Duitse Formule 3 rijden, maar stapte hij over naar het team Motopark. Hij won twee races op Oschersleben en de Hockenheimring en eindigde met veertien andere podiumplaatsen achter Markus Pommer als tweede in het kampioenschap. Daarnaast nam hij voor Motopark deel aan het raceweekend op Spa-Francorchamps in het Britse Formule 3-kampioenschap, waarbij hij de races als zesde en achtste eindigde. Dat jaar reed hij voor Motopark ook in de Masters of Formula 3 op het Circuit Park Zandvoort, waarin hij achter Max Verstappen en Steijn Schothorst als derde over de finish kwam.

In 2015 maakte Jeffri de overstap naar het Europees Formule 3-kampioenschap, waarin hij voor Motopark bleef rijden. Op het Circuit Park Zandvoort behaalde hij met een negende plaats zijn enige twee punten van het seizoen, waarmee hij op de 25e plaats in het kampioenschap eindigde. Dat jaar keerde hij tevens terug bij de Masters of Formula 3 en werd vijfde in de race.

In 2016 stapte Jeffri over naar de GP2 Series, waarin hij uitkwam voor het team Arden International. Met een zevende plaats op het Baku City Circuit behaalde hij zijn enige twee punten van het seizoen, waardoor hij 22e werd in de eindstand.

In 2017 maakt Jeffri binnen de GP2, dat de naam veranderd heeft naar Formule 2, de overstap naar het team Trident Racing.

Externe links
 Officiële website
 Statistieken op Driver Database

Maleisisch autocoureur

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