General A. T. A. Torbert: Wikipedia: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. Brady-Handy Photograph Collection.
Alfred T. A. Torbert was the most significant Civil War hero from Delaware said Dr. Gary Wray, Professor of History at Wilmington College. Born in Georgetown in 1833, Torbert served with and was on a first name basis with legendary Civil War figures such as William Tecumseh Sherman and George Armstrong Custer.
Torbert's father was a farmer, bank teller and part- time minister in Delaware, which meant that he was a man with both political and financial connections. As such, he had ambitions for his son and used his connections to get him into West Point, where Torbert was "noted for his horsemanship, and not so much for good grades," said Wray.
In the Nineteenth century, classes at West Point were small, continued Wray. Everyone knew everyone else. When war clouds loomed in 1860-1861, each former student had to take sides. While the Civil War has been described as a confrontation pitting brother against brother, said Wray, military commanders regularly faced former classmates across the battlefields. They knew each others strengths and weaknesses, having studied together at West Point.
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Delaware played a major role in the history of African-American freedom, said Reed. Thomas Garrett organized and operated a branch of the Underground Railroad running from Seaford through Middletown and Odessa.
Harriet Tubman: Wikipedia: woodcut artist not listed; W.J. Moses, printer; stereotyped by Dennis Bro's & Co.
Harriet Tubman conducted slaves through Delaware to freedom during the 1850's. She was assisted by other free people of color and escaped slaves. "From 1863 to 1865, Delaware furnished 924 men to the Union Army as members of four U.S. Colored Troop Regiments," said Reed.
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Wilmington, home to the state's manufacturing and trading center at the junction of the Brandywine and Christiana, had woolen mills and other industrial establishments dependent on water power. "Much of the gunpowder fired by the Union military came from the E.I. Dupont & Co.'s Hagley Mills," said Reed. Harland and Hollingsworth completed three monitors plus several gunboats, while their competitor Pusey & Jones launched an additional half-dozen gunboats.
Below the canal and west of the railroad was a rural, agrarian society of farmers and water men, said Reed. Lower Delaware industries consisted of small shipyards at Milford and Milton and local grist mills.
Kent and Sussex, although geographically larger than New Castle County, were definitely rural. Subsistence farms predominated, especially in Sussex, where farmers made enough cash to pay taxes by selling native pine for building timber to be used in Philadelphia, said Reed. Delaware Bay watermen and fishing vessels home ported at Lewes in Sussex County served as the exception to the rural norm. New Castle, Seaford, Laurel and Milford were hotbeds of Confederate sympathizers.
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The Civil War was the seminal event in American history, said Frank Giamboy, member of The Civil War Round Table of Wilmington, Delaware, Inc. Tiny Delaware played a major role in the War Between the States, said Thomas J. Reed, co-author of "Untying the Political Knot," Broadfoot Publishing Company. "One of four slave states that did not secede from the Union, Delaware furnished a greater percentage of men to the Union Army than any other state, and it is estimated that as many as 2,000 Delawareans may have served in the Confederate Army and Navy," said Reed.
In many respects, the Delaware of 1860, a tiny slave state with a population of 112,216, exemplified a divided society representative of the entire United States, said Reed. Each of the three counties making up the Delmarva Peninsula was vastly different in both character and political orientation. New Castle County north of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal was an industrialized urban center. With political and financial ties to Philadelphia and New York, citizens in the northern part of the state tended to side with the Union.
Additionally, New Castle County accounted for a disproportionate share of the state's agricultural production, said Reed. It had the most productive agricultural land in the state, including the incredibly rich flat lands near Middletown. Excellent rail and waterways linked New Castle County to the rest of the nation.
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Twanoh State Park in Washington State shot by Allyson Ricketts in October of 2009.
Twanoh State Park is a 182-acre marine, camping park with 3,167 feet of saltwater shoreline on Hood Canal. The name of the park derives from the Native American Twana tribes, better known as the Skokomish, who made their home in the area. The park is situated on one of the warmest saltwater beaches in the state. This is because Hood Canal is one of the warmest saltwater bodies in Puget Sound. The park offers access to one of the warmest saltwater beaches in the state. Wading, swimming and oyster and crab harvesting are immensely popular.
The park is open year round for camping, with limited water supply in the winter.
Summer: 6:30 a.m. to dusk.Winter: 8 a.m. to dusk.
The soil in the park is "glacial till," an unlayered sediment which was deposited by glaciers over most of western Washington. Twanoh Park is on Hood Canal, which is actually a "canal" in name only. Hood Canal is (in reality) a "fjord," a long narrow body of water open to the ocean and bordered at one end by steep cliffs or hills.
"Twanoh" is a Native American word for "gathering place." The Skokomish Indians, a Twana tribe, made their home along Hood Canal because of its abundant wildlife. Because of this abundance, the Twana were among the few hunting/gathering societies of the world that produced wealth beyond their needs. The basis of their economy was salmon.
The park area was logged extensively during the 1890s. Scars still show in some cedar stumps from "spring boards," accessories to an early logging technique.
Most of the park buildings were built during the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). Most of the CCC structures still stand as a monument to the hard work and craftsmanship provided to this country by the men of the CCC. The buildings are made of brick, stone, and round logs. Most are still used extensively today.
The area was a private resort for many years before becoming a state park.
The park has 25 tent spaces, 22 full hookup spaces, six restrooms and one shower. Maximum site length is 35 feet (may have limited availability). Gathering firewood is not allowed, but packaged firewood is available for purchase from the campground host or local stores. All campsites are first-come, first-served.
Group Accommodations: The park offers a group camp that accommodates up to 50 people. Facilities include a picnic shelter, water tap and vault toilet. The dirt road up to the group camp is steep and windy, so vehicle access is restricted to non-RV-type vehicles. Rental fees vary with size of the group. For reservations, call (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688.
Fast food and camping accessories are available at local stores along SR 106 and in the nearby towns of Belfair and Shelton.
The park offers one watercraft launch ramp and 100 feet of dock.
A daily watercraft launching permit and a trailer dumping permit may be purchased at the park.
The park also provides 200 feet of moorage.
The park offers two kitchen shelters with electricity, plus 125 unsheltered picnic tables. One kitchen shelter can accommodate up to 150 people. To reserve, (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688. The other kitchen shelter accommodates up to 40 people and is available first-come, first-served.
A plaque stands along the road in nearby Union. It commemorates Captain George Vancouver, the first European to sail into Hood Canal in search of the Northwest Passage.
Campers and day-users must bring their own hand equipment, racquets, etc.
There is a winter smelt run along the park beaches. Oyster beds are seeded annually, providing for ample harvests. In late fall, there is a chum salmon run in Twanoh Creek, but the creek is closed to fishing.
Clam season is open from Aug. 1 ? Sept. 30, closed the rest of the year. Oyster season is open year-round. Oysters must be shelled on the beach. A shellfish license is required to shuck oysters or to crab. This license is sold anywhere fishing licenses are sold. Please check Department of Fish & Wildlife fishing publications for daily limits and information. Regulations are available wherever fishing licenses are sold. Anyone over 14 years of age needs a shellfish license to harvest oysters. The daily limit is 18 oysters.
Gathering firewood is prohibited, but firewood is sold at the park.
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I camped here all of my life with my mom who passed away in 2001.....she brought us here every spring and summer.Many many times.There is no nicer camprground.Many Fond memories!
This place really knocked my socks off. Its clean. Quiet. Tranquil. Pristine. Drop dead gorgeous. I do a lot of travel and travel photography and this place is just magical!
We had the best time. We took the whole family and camped for three days. We went crabbing on the boat. Got oysters and clams from the shore. We were right by the coolest tree I ever seen. The kids made friends in camp and we enjoyed ice cream from the concession in the park. We will be going back for sure!!!
Located on the south shore of Hood Canal, eight miles west of Belfair, Wash.
From Bremerton : Take Hwy. 3 southwest to Belfair, and go west on Hwy. 106 eight miles to the park.
From Hwy. 101 : Drive east on Hwy. 106 for 12 miles to the park.
From downtown Seattle : Take a beautiful, one-hour ferry ride to Bremerton, then a half hour drive on Hwy. 3 southwest to Belfair. From Belfair, go west eight miles on Hwy. 106 to park entrance.


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In 2017, Yassmin Abdel-Magied described herself as "the most publicly hated Muslim in Australia".
Her Anzac Day Facebook post — "Lest. We. Forget. (Manus, Nauru, Syria, Palestine …)" — inspired a public backlash online and from conservative politicians and commentators, who urged the ABC to take action against its then Australia Wide presenter.
A retraction and apology did little to quiet the storm.
Liberal National Party (LNP) backbencher George Christensen suggested "self-deportation", and in the end, that's what Abdel-Magied did, moving to London to get away from the heated discussions over her comments and come to terms with what had happened.
At which point, she told RN's The Book Show, she turned to fiction — and what would become her debut, young adult novel, You Must Be Layla.
The title character, who like Abdel-Magied attended a Muslim primary school before being awarded a scholarship to a private school with few Muslims in sight, became an alter ego for the author to work through the events of 2017.
"She ends up being a character whose mouth gets her into trouble and then who has to figure out whether she forgives the people that hurt her," she says.
This wasn't, Abdel-Magied says, a conscious form of therapy. But the essayist and public speaker is used to writing about her experiences, so perhaps it's no surprise she has used them in her first foray into fiction.
Abdel-Magied has long been a high achiever — she started youth diversity and leadership organisation Youth Without Borders in 2007 at the age of 16, for which she became the 2015 Queensland Young Australian of the Year. The following year, she released a memoir about her experiences as a Sudanese-Muslim growing up in Brisbane, and working in male-dominated engineering fields.
But despite enjoying writing fan fiction as a teenager ("I was terrible at that, just couldn't come up with new plotlines at all"), she hadn't envisioned writing a novel until she was approached by Penguin Books.
Initially she didn't think she had the "imaginative chops" to make it as a fiction writer — but she started to think about what she could do with the form.
"I found throughout my life that storytelling is one of the best ways to create empathy and to share experiences," she says.
One of the main things she wanted to do with the book, she says, is show everyday life for young Muslim Australians.
Even her favourite dish — cow tongue soup — makes an appearance: not only to normalise it to those not familiar with it, but also to represent readers of a similar background to her own.
Choosing a teenage protagonist allowed her to demonstrate the unique challenges faced by marginalised communities in the West.
"From a very early age you're so aware of how you're seen and how people are looking at you," she explains.
"I remember having this conversation with my mum when I was 10 … when September 11 happened and I was wearing the headscarf.
She says that's a pressure on youth that a lot of people from outside those communities don't see.
For Abdel-Magied, young adult writing has given her the opportunity to talk about these issues in a less risky format.
"What I've really enjoyed is the experience of being able to explore different themes in a world that perhaps is not so high-stakes," she explains.


Isn't it eye-catching! I think it's very inviting and intriguing.
I died yesterday, or so I've been told.
Yesterday is the day my life changed but how or why is still a mystery. There are things I know and there are things that they've told me but I can't seem to trust any of it.
They tell me I'm in Holland but can I believe them? I don't remember if I'm Dutch but I also don't remember if I'm not. I can't speak Dutch. I've been trying all morning but can one lose a language overnight? I seem to have lost everything else. Who knows? Maybe I took the wrong train or something and just rolled up in the wrong city. That would make sense except that it's not just my sense of place that's missing. It's my sense of everything. I have no name, no age and no identity. Yesterday I died and today I'm still here.
They've left me alone now while they try to puzzle out what to do and in the meantime I'm going to try to remember stuff. I don't know how long they'll leave me alone but I need to take this opportunity to come up with some answers to all the questions they've been throwing at me like who the hell I am.
Slipping out of bed I recoil as bare feet meets cold tiles, but that's not going to stop me. Pulling the back of the hospital gown closed in an effort to retain some degree of dignity, I shuffle over to the bathroom and then the mirror only to stare into the face of a stranger.
It doesn't matter what I look like or that I'm suffering from the worst case of bed-head known to man. It doesn't matter that my eyes are green or that my hair is that shade of nondescript mouse that keeps colourists in business. The only thing that matters is my reflection, which holds no clues as to my identity. I'm a stranger to them. I'm a stranger to me.
My body holds a clue though – just one.
I push up my sleeve again to stare at the tattoo on my arm. The tattoo puzzles me. It's not me, or part of me or who I think I am and yet it's there, a large indelible letter V.
I have no idea what it stands for. Oh, I'm not stupid or anything or, at least I don't think I am. I can't quote which exams I've passed or if indeed I've ever attended school but I do know V stands for victory. But what does it mean to me? Am I victorious? Am I making a statement about something? It must be important because it's the only tattoo I have. It's also the only clue.
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Finding the beauty by looking inside an unfold nature is the main path we propose in this call.
The embodiment of artistic intents in the plastic and figurative forms of representation has been a dramatic moment in the human history defined by revolutionary processes to master matter in terms of colors, shapes, materials and techniques. A New Renaissance brought to practitioners, in this contemporary age, by the enormous availabilities of scientific and technological knowledge together with a change of perspective, in which cross-disciplinary discourses are established between specialized fields. Tools considered only of particular use to scientists and those labs locked in the academic world, found ways to spread out. The enlargement of processes of participation by a hacker-society request a new form of Art and Science. Deep questions related to the fundamental mechanisms of the Universe we live in, and absolute abstract models far from our imagination, now are territories of visualizations, sonifications, experimentations.


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Here is something to ponder prayerfully. Look very carefully at the map of France which we have reproduced here! Can you make out the head of a bull looking towards the west? Now notice the bull's ears, the snout, one eye, etc., well-displayed.
Now give your attention to the map of Germany as reproduced. Consider this carefully. Can you easily see an image of a woman's head, wearing some sort of headgear, looking towards the west?
Next we would ask you to look really carefully at this next map that includes both countries that we are discussing, and you may then "see" the WOMAN (Germany) riding the BULL (France)!!
Having said all this and shown you what we can "see," we must remember that World War I produced the Kaiser, the Second World War produced Hitler, and now how World War III will produce the Antichrist, from Germany!!!!! History does have a habit of repeating itself!!!!!!!!!!!
At the moment, the momentum/impetus/initiative for the European Union is provided by Germany with the assistance of France! CAN ANYONE FAIL TO SEE "the woman" RIDING "the bull"?!!??!!?!!?!!?!!?!!?
Trust this information gives us all something to think about!
May our God of the Bible bless you all!
Thus the first month of the Year is in fact March, that would date Passover as 14th March, Leviticus 23:5 while the Passover would be 15th March and it so happens to be the Ides of March as well, but more important it is the day of the Crucifixion, and this according to John 19:14-18 and Leviticus 23:34 places The Feast of Tabernacles as the fifteenth day of the seventh month!
And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel…Luke 1:26 provides the clue that Jesus was born nine months later, that is the March/April period!
EVERY EVENT IS STAMPED AND SEALED AND WITNESSED BY GOD IN HIS STORY BY THE LETTERS B.C. OR A.D. HOW GREAT THOU ART LORD! EVERYTHING IS IN YOUR CONTROL!


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Hurricane Dorian slams into Bahamas with path of destruction
Weather Hurricane Dorian slams into Bahamas with path of destruction
Hurricane Dorian has slammed into the Bahamas, and is on its way to the USA. Photo: National Hurricane Centre
Hurricane Dorian has slammed into the Bahamian islands of Great Abaco and Grand Bahama and is forecast to move dangerously close to Florida in the next two days, US forecasters say.
The life-threatening storm grew in intensity to the highest-level category five as it smashed the archipelago, levelling houses and flooding towns.
The US National Hurricane Center (NHC) says Dorian made landfall on Elbow Cay in the Abaco Islands on Sunday (local time) with catastrophic howling winds of 295km/h and gusts of more than 354km/h.
At 8pm US Eastern Time on Sunday, the hurricane was about 240 km from the Florida coast, parts of which were evacuating.
Further north, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster ordered mandatory evacuations for parts of eight coastal counties.
The first images coming through on social media show houses torn apart, roofs ripped off, coastlines inundated and buildings flooded, with residents begging for help.
Video: Catastrophic damage reported on the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas due to Hurricane Dorian. pic.twitter.com/5osK1OPjGd
— PM Breaking News (@PMBreakingNews) September 1, 2019
Videos also reveal the horror of the frightening winds battering trees and buildings and sending dangerous debris flying.
Dorian is expected to pound the islands with up to two days of torrential rain, high waves and damaging winds, crawling north at walking pace towards the USA's east coast, potentially making landfall in Florida on Tuesday.
Even a glancing blow from one of the strongest storms ever to menace Florida could bring torrential rains and damaging winds, the NHC said.
"On this track, the core of extremely dangerous Hurricane Dorian will continue to pound Great Abaco and Grand Bahama islands tonight and Monday," the NHC said.
"The hurricane will move dangerously close to the Florida east coast late Monday through Tuesday night."
A desperate cry for help 😢😢😢😢#HurricaneDorian #Abaco #Bahamas Lord please help us pic.twitter.com/874BEsiB8t
— MVP (@mvp242) September 1, 2019
Wooden homes have barely stood a chance against the devastating power of Dorian as residents described it as the worst storm they had ever experienced.
Abaco Bahamas 📍💔
Lord we NEED you. 🙏🏽😩 pic.twitter.com/bfEwn6BrT0
— day (@LoveDeje) September 1, 2019
President Donald Trump has tweeted warnings to the US states of Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Alabama to brace for "one of the biggest hurricanes ever".
He warned those areas "could be hit (much) harder than anticipated".
Pray for the people in the Bahamas. Being hit like never before, Category 5. Almost 200 MPH winds.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 1, 2019
Mandatory evacuations have been ordered in some Florida counties including Brevard, Palm Beach and Martin for residents in mobile homes, on barrier islands and in low-lying areas.
Other coastal counties have announced voluntary evacuations while some road tolls have been suspended in Florida to enable people to freely get out of harm's way.
Even a glancing blow from one of the strongest storms ever to menace Florida could bring torrential rains and damaging winds, and a Florida landfall is still a distinct possibility, the NHC warned.
The National Hurricane Centre issued a number of warnings urging people in Dorian's path to take steps to protect their lives, describing the intense situation in the Bahamas as "life-threatening" and warning of "catastrophic conditions".
The Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis urged the 73,000 people in immediate danger in his country to head to the main island to escape the storm.
Evacuations were ordered for parts of Grand Bahama and the Abaco Islands and all tourists were asked to leave the islands, however there were reports of people defying the warnings and remaining on the islands.
The pummelling was expected to last for hours as the hurricane may slow to just 1.5km/h, prolonging its catastrophic effects, the NHC said.
US President Donald Trump warned on Sunday that the storm would likely impact the eastern seaboard from Florida to North Carolina.
"This looks monstrous," Mr Trump said during a briefing with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
"This looks like it could be larger than all of them."
WATCH: Video shows massive damage to a home in the Grand #Abacos Island, #Bahamas, during Hurricane #Dorian with pieces of the roof spread across the floor with other types of damage. (📹: Latrae Rahming – @p0sitivechange)pic.twitter.com/OFQyIkyHmp
— DMM News (@DMM_News_) September 1, 2019
FEMA is moving food, water and generators into the southeast US, acting Administrator Peter Gaynor said.
"When it comes to response, we are more than ready to deal with anything that Dorian delivers us this year, or any other storm that may come this season," he told CNN.
US President Donald Trump receives a briefing at the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA). Photo: Getty
Dorian is forecast to remain a hurricane for the next five days, the NHC said. Dorian made landfall on Elbow Cay in the Abaco Islands with maximum sustained winds of 295km/h and gusts of more than 354km/h.
Dorian was the strongest hurricane on record to hit the northwestern Bahamas as a life-threatening Category 5 storm on the five-step Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale.
Dorian was tied with Gilbert (1988), Wilma (2005) and the 1935 Labor Day hurricane for the second strongest Atlantic hurricane on record based on maximum sustained winds. Allen in 1980 was the most powerful, with 306km/h winds, the NHC said.
Several gasoline stations around Titusville were closed. Many grocery stores were open but boarded up. Inside, shelves emptied out fast.
Like many officials in Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis warned residents against becoming complacent after forecasts began saying on Saturday that the state might escape a direct hit.
"This storm at this magnitude could really cause massive destruction. Do not put your life in jeopardy by staying behind when you have a chance to get out," DeSantis said, urging people to heed evacuation orders from county officials.
Dozens of Floridians who live in boats in marinas in Brevard County were rushing to secure their vessels, strapping them to docks and removing canvas coverings from decks, but some boat residents said they wanted to ride out Dorian.
Residents on Abaco posted video on social media showing floodwaters halfway up the sides of single-family homes with parts of the roofs torn off. Car alarms blared across the island, which was littered with twisted metal and splintered wood.
Forecasters predicted up to 76 cm of rain. The storm was moving at just 7km/h on Sunday night, prolonging a pummelling expected to last for hours, the NHC said.
Bahamian Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said in a nationally televised news conference that a "deadly storm and a monster storm" was battering the islands.
Homes there are built to withstand winds of at least 240km/h, but the expected storm surge is higher than the average roof.
"This will put us to a test that we've never confronted before," Minnis said. "This is probably the most sad and worst day of my life to address the Bahamian people."
Also on Sunday, a new tropical storm formed southwest of Mexico and is expected to become a hurricane on Monday, the NHC said.
Tropical Storm Juliette was 735km from Manzanillo, Mexico, with maximum sustained winds of 95km/h, the NHC said.
Meanwhile, a new tropical storm has formed southwest of Mexico and is expected to become a hurricane on Monday.
Tropical Storm Juliette is 735km from Manzanillo, Mexico, with maximum sustained winds of 75km/h, the NHC said on Sunday.
Seven-metre waves, wild winds batter NSW coast

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Security Rota Shirley Murphy/Friday home groups are responsible for locking up this week.
Ben Heasman's marriage to Laura took place yesterday at St. Michael's Church in Braintree. The Fellowship would like to send their congratulations to the happy couple.
Engagement News: Toby proposed to Amy during their recent trip to America. We are not as yet sure if Toby went down on bended knee to propose! Huge congratulations to them both from all the Fellowship.
Diamond Wedding Anniversary – The Fellowship send their congratulations to John and Janet Weavers who recently celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary. Well done to you both.
Weekend Away at home 19th – 21st September On the Saturday evening we are planning to have a "Fullbridge Variety Show" If you have a hidden talent and would like to take part by providing a serious or light hearted contribution please have a word with Matt Springett.
Also Don't forget that the programme for the weekend is on the notice board in the back hall together with a form with the names of all the church members.
We need to know if you are planning to be there in order that we may have numbers for catering and we also need to know what jobs you are able to help with in order that we can spread the load. We have tried to put all the names on the sheet but if your name is not there please add it to the bottom of the form.
Children's groups during the summer holidays During the summer holidays, except for Family services when everyone is together, Pepper and Mustard will meet as one group in the back hall. We will re-start our normal groups on the 14th September.
Wanted: Children's summer clothing items and footwear (apart from slippers) (FOR ALL AGES INCLUDING TEENS) including school uniforms (sorry no blazers) for Honduras. If you have any items please can you pass them onto Terry and Ann. After 20 years, this will be the last year we will be collecting clothes for the children and it would be great to finish with a generous amount of goods. Please let Ann and Terry have them by the end of October. If you have any queries please have a word with them. Also any plastic charity bags please.
Remember: OCC will soon be upon us. Please remember the shoeboxes when you shop and maybe pick up an extra toothbrush, bar of soap or toothpaste. Any items can be given to Gilly, Louise or Ann.
Please nte that Sheila will be back from her holiday and all notices should be sent to randslittle@talktalk.net by Friday lunchtime.


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Tennessee State University Forcing Students to Wear Location-Tracking ID Badges
Officials at Tennessee State University have implemented new rules to force students to carry ID badges that will allow them to be tracked, citing safety and security concerns following a series of criminal acts on campus.
According to local reports, it is already difficult for students to navigate the campus without identification, but the tracking element inherent in the new policy is unnerving to some.
"I use it going to the cafeteria, going in and out of my dorm and driving on campus," freshman Xavier Johnson said, regarding the importance of his identification, to the local NBC affiliate.
The policy took effect March 1. According to the rules, the ID must be displayed prominently when students are on campus. Before the change, policy only required a student to present ID if asked to do so.
"It kind of reminds me of high school," Johnson said. "I guess it's okay. It's a public university."
Goal is 'safety, security'
"Our primary concern is always to provide a safe and healthy environment for all of our students, employees and visitors," said Dr. Curtis Johnson, Associate Vice President for Administration, who is in charge of Emergency Management. "Safety on our campus is priority number one, and with the new policy, we want to ensure that our students, faculty and staff are safe at all times."
"Failure to comply with the new policy," the school said, "may result in employee disciplinary action, student judicial action or removal from University property."
For the new badges, the design and the technology changed; a built-in chip not only can restrict a student's access to certain parts of the campus but can also enable them to be tracked when they enter different buildings.
"That gives us another arm to aide our students in identifying potential problems on the campus," Dr. Curtis Johnson said.
The university says it has made the change because of a rash of campus criminal activity. In the fall, there were several incidents of vandalism; in January, there was a shooting near one of the dorms (the victim was not a student of the university).
"It's important that we all know who's a student for our own personal safety," junior Thomme Davis said. "A lot of students don't understand why we're getting this or they find it annoying."
The school's ID policy also applies to off-campus university events, reports said.
'End of privacy as we know it'
Some experts say privacy issues, in this case (and most others), should take a back seat to public safety.
"Security is always the first concern. Privacy is a distant second. What good is privacy when a student is in the hospital as a result of crime?" personal security and identity theft expert Robert Siciliano toldNatural News.
"Everywhere you go there is a privacy advocate screaming to protect your privacy. Privacy advocates, bless them, are a dying breed," he continued. "They fight for whatever privacy rights there are left and do their best to remain watchdogs. If your gig is privacy, my guess is you have lost all your hair and are popping Prozac to relieve the stress of today's anti-private society. And you are fully employed and very, very, busy."
Siciliano added, "Privacy is an illusion. The focus today should be security, not privacy."
But Dr. Vincenzo Sainato, Ph.D., an associate professor of criminology at City University in Seattle, disagrees. He says taking the extraordinary measure of forcing students to carry traceable IDs is not a solution.
"Not even remotely," he told Natural News in an email. "There is no empirical research that objectively supports the notion that this will somehow increase campus safety."
"This is a huge concern to me," he continued. "This type of measure will have a chilling effect on privacy and freedom. It is the kind of 'dataveillance' that will eliminate our right for anonymity — which is subsumed into the First Amendment and guarantees our right to freely associate without intervention, so long as those associations are lawful."
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Identification papers issued to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
12 Aug 2019, 12:53 GMT+10
ID cards have been issued to all refugees over the age of 12, in camps in southern Bangladesh
Most of these people are stateless and most of these people have not had any form of identification document
An estimated 900,000 Rohingya refugees live in crowded settlements in Cox's Bazar
DHAKA, Bangladesh - More than 500,000 Rohingya refugees who fled a brutal crackdown in Myanmar two years ago, have received identification cards that the UN insisted on Friday were critical to safeguarding their right to return home.
Issued to all refugees over the age of 12, in camps in southern Bangladesh, the biometric, fraud-proof card is for many, the first time that they have owned an official document that proves their identity.
"Most of these people are stateless and most of these people have not had any form of identification document, so for the vast majority of the Rohingya refugees, this is the first ID, a first proof of identity that they have," UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) spokesperson Andrej Mahecic told journalists in Geneva.
An estimated 900,000 Rohingya refugees live in crowded settlements in Cox's Bazar, according to UNHCR, which is working with the Bangladeshi authorities to complete the operation.
More than 740,000 of those in camps fled from neighbouring Myanmar in the last two years amid State-led violence described as tantamount to ethnic cleansing, by the then UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein.
"The point here is first and foremost to protect and safeguard the right of these people to return to the places they came from", Mr. Mahecic told journalists in Geneva.
The development comes amid ongoing reports of violence between State forces and ethnic separatists in Myanmar and concerns by UN-appointed rights experts and agencies that conditions are not suitable for the safe return of refugees in place such as Rakhine state.
"There are a number of agreements that have been signed both bilaterally and trilaterally in relation to the potential repatriation," Mr. Mahecic said, in reference to accords signed between the UN, Myanmar and Bangladesh, the aim of which is to create conditions that are suitable for the return of ethnic, predominantly Muslim Rohingya to Rakhine.
He added: "We have made clear all along, that any repatriation needs to be voluntary and it needs to be in line with the international standards."
On average, 5,000 refugees are registered daily, at seven different sites in Cox's Bazar.
More than 550 local staff have been recruited, UNHCR said, with the goal of completing the registration process during the last quarter of 2019.
Although the identity cards carry unique biometric data that includes fingerprints and iris scans, Mr. Mahecic stressed that they were not citizenship documents for Myanmar.
"These cards are basically their registration," he said. "They regulate their stay in Bangladesh. People will need to have obviously a pathway to citizenship, and a different set of identification if and when they return."
(Photo credit: UNHCR/Caroline Gluck).
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Walter J. Krupski Sr.
Walter J. Krupski Sr., 94, of Cutchogue, passed away peacefully May 4 at Eastern Long Island Hospital in Greenport with loving family members by his side.
He was born in Mattituck Feb. 13, 1923, to Anna (Burkiewicz) and Andrew Krupski. He was a graduate of the Mattituck High School Class of 1942. After high school, he served in the U.S. Army during World War II and was stationed for a time in Germany. He was honrably discharged on Dec. 7, 1946.
On Oct. 26, 1947, he married his sweetheart, Helen Sawicki of Southold, at Our Lady of Ostrabrama R.C. in Cutchogue. The couple were longtime Cutchogue residents. Walter devoted his life to providing for his family. He instilled his work ethic and values in his family through the way he lived.
Walter was a lifelong farmer and the last member of a proud Polish farming family operation, John P. Krupski & Bros., Inc. As the business grew, the potato farm expanded to over 300 acres. The company produced the "Kaytos" brand which was packaged and distributed throughout the East Coast and Puerto Rico.
Walter enjoyed the outdoors and took special pride in his rose garden. He could identify various birds by their look and sound. During his lifetime, Walter was a communicant of Our Lady of Ostrabrama R.C. Church and for many years sang in its Polish choir. He also enjoyed dancing the polka and listening to Polish music. In later years, he particularly loved his daily pickup rides around town.
Surviving are his wife of 69 years, Helen; his three children, Walter J. Krupski, Jr. (Robyn) of Mattituck, Irene B. Sledjeski (Leo) of Mattituck, and Cecilia A. Krupski of Cutchogue; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his son, Navy Lieutenant Commander Thomas L. Krupski (Denise) in 1990, and his siblings Joseph, John, Sophie, Stanley and Vincent.
The family received visitors May 7 at DeFriest-Grattan Funeral Home in Mattituck. The Liturgy of Christian Burial was celebrated May 8 at Our Lady of Ostrabrama, R.C. Church in Cutchogue. Interment with U.S. Army honors followed at Sacred Heart R.C. Cemetery in Cutchogue.
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Q: Selecting firstnames and lastnames from users table using the friends table Okay so I managed to select the friends id for user 75, how ever I can't figure out how to select users.firstname, users.lastname from the users table for the friends id's
And I cant remove the IF statement as one of my friends sugested as that will ruin the other queries after.
SELECT IF(friends.sender = 75, friends.recipient, friends.sender) users.firstname, users.lastname AS user_id
FROM friends
JOIN users
ON (users.id = friends.sender)
WHERE friends.sender = 75
    OR friends.recipient = 75

A: Do the selection of the friend ID in a subquery, then join that with users.
SELECT u.firstname, u.lastname
FROM users as u
JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT IF(friends.sender = 75, friends.recipient, friends.sender) AS friend
      FROM friends
      WHERE 75 in (sender, recipient)) AS f
ON f.friend = u.id

A: If I understood your question, you want to list all users first and lastname that received from user 75, if it's the case, this will work for you :
SELECT u.id,u.firstname,u.lastname FROM users u
JOIN friends f
  ON u.id = f.sender OR u.id = f.recipient
WHERE f.sender=75
      AND u.id<>75

And the AND u.id<>75 does all the job so you get only the friends names.


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Q: How can I write this chemical equation? How can I write this chemical equation, especially the arrows?
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{chemfig}
\begin{document}
\schemestart \chemfig{CH_3CH_2CH_2CH_2-OH} \arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[O]} \chemfig{CH_3CH_2CH_2-C(=[2]O)-H} \arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[O]} \chemfig{CH_3CH_2CH_2-C(=[2]O)-OH}
\schemestop
\end{document}

A: \documentclass{article}
\usepackage{chemfig}
\setchemfig{atom sep=2em}
\definesubmol\I{\vphantom{C}}
\begin{document}
\schemestart
\chemfig{CH_3|!\I-CH_2|!\I-CH_2|!\I-CH_2|!\I(=[2,,,,draw=none]\vphantom{O})-OH}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid west)
    {->[ \footnotesize\chemfig{K_2Cr_2O_7}/\chemfig{H^{+}} ]}[,1.6]
\chemfig{CH_3|!\I-CH_2|!\I-CH_2|!\I-C|!\I(=[2]O)
    -@{h3}H}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid east){0}[-90,2]
\chemfig{CH_3|!\I-CH_2|!\I-CH_2|!\I-C(=[2]O)-O@{h4}H}
\schemestop
\chemmove{
    \draw[shorten <=5pt, shorten >=5pt]
    (h3) -- ([xshift=25pt]h3.center) -- node[pos=0.5,right] {\footnotesize [O]} ([xshift=25pt]h4.center) -- (h4);
}
\end{document}

A: Here are two alternatives that use the abbreviation nPr for the n-propyl group. With this abbreviation (and shorter bond lengths) you should be able to fit both oxidation reactions next to each other in the textwidth of a standard article document:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{chemfig}
\usepackage{chemformula}

\setchemfig{atom sep=2.25em}
\begin{document}

\noindent
\schemestart
\chemfig{\textit{n}Pr-CH_2-OH}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[\ch{K2Cr2O7}, \ch{H+}]}[,1.8]
\chemfig{\textit{n}Pr-C(=[2]O)-H}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[[O]]}
\chemfig{\textit{n}Pr-C(=[2]O)-OH}
\schemestop
\bigskip

\noindent
\schemestart
\chemfig{\textit{n}Pr-CH_2-OH}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[\ch{K2Cr2O7}, \ch{H+}]}[,1.8]
\chemfig{\textit{n}Pr-[:30]C(=[2]O)-[:-30]H}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[[O]]}
\chemfig{\textit{n}Pr-[:30]C(=[2]O)-[:-30]OH}
\schemestop

\end{document}

A: \documentclass{article}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{chemfig}

\begin{document}

\schemestart
\chemfig{CH_3CH_2CH_2CH_2-OH}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[O]}
\chemfig{CH_3CH_2CH_2-C(=[2]O)-H}
\arrow(.mid east--.mid west){->[O]}
\chemfig{CH_3CH_2CH_2-C(=[2]O)-OH}
\schemestop

\end{document}

A: \documentclass{article}
\usepackage{chemfig}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage{polyglossia}
\setmainlanguage[numerals=maghrib]{arabic}
\setotherlanguage{english}
\newfontfamily\arabicfont[Script=Arabic,Scale=1.0]{Simplified Arabic}
\newcommand{\en}{\textenglish}
\newcommand{\ar}{\textarabic}

\setchemfig{atom sep=2em}

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Will Kincaid Report the Truth About Bruce Ivins?
Cliff Kincaid has taken himself away from lying about the anti-gay law in Uganda long enough to pen a Feb. 26 Accuracy in Media column running to the defense of Bruce Ivins, whom the FBI declared to be the perpetrator of the 2001 anthrax attacks. Kincaid declared that the evidence against Ivins "is unconvincing and the case should still be considered unsolved," and that the FBI "hounded him until he committed suicide." Kincaid insist that the real culprits behind the anthrax attacks "were Al-Qaeda operatives who were part of a second wave of attacks on the U.S. homeland. But because the FBI went on a media-generated wild goose chase after Hatfill, precious time, leads and evidence were lost. The perpetrators fled the country, were deported for immigration law violations, or are still here."
Kincaid, unsurprisingly, offers no evidence that al-Qaeda did it or that Ivins didn't.
Kincaid might not want to get to close to Ivins, however. The Smoking Gun has obtained FBI documents on its investigation of Ivins:
Ivins was often forthcoming about the details of his strange obsessions and private life. For example, as seen below, when agents executed search warrants in late-2007, an FBI supervisor asked Ivins if he was worried about those raids. Ivins said he was, noting that he did things a "middle age man should not do," adding that his actions would "not be acceptable to most people." He then noted that agents searching his basement would find a "bag of material that he uses to 'cross-dress,'" according to an interview report. During a January 2008 meeting with agents, Ivins described his bizarre decades-long "obsession" with the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, and detailed how he broke into two KKG chapters to steal ritual books used by the group. He also told of "another of his obsessions, blindfolding or bondage." Three months before his suicide, surveillance agents sifted through trash Ivins left at his curb and discovered that the beleaguered scientist was disposing of pornographic magazines, fetish titles, and 15 pairs of stained women's panties. When an FBI lab analysis of the underwear showed that semen was detected on 14 of the garments, a grand jury directive was issued to obtain DNA from Ivins.
Why, it seems that Ivins is almost Henry Hay, whom Kincaid despises with a passion.
Expect Kincaid to either ignore these revelations or defend them as private -- and, more importantly, heterosexual -- proclivities.


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Discover Japan #10: Kanazawa (THE EAST Campaign in Association with Japan National Tourist Organization London Office)
Added by The East on November 3, 2009.
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Kanazawa is the capital city of Ishikawa Prefecture in Japan.The city sits between the Sai and Asano rivers. Its total area is 467.77 km².
Kanazawa was one of the few major Japanese cities to be spared USAAF fire bombing during World War II.
As a result, Kanazawa's considerable architectural heritage has been preserved.
Kenrokuen Garden is by far the most famous part of Kanazawa.
Originally built as the outer garden of Kanazawa castle, it was opened to the public in 1875.
It is considered one of the "three most beautiful gardens in Japan" and is filled with a variety of trees, ponds, waterfalls and flowers stretching over 25 acres (100,000 m²).
In winter, the park is notable for its yukitsuri — ropes attached in a conical array to trees to support the branches under the weight of the heavy wet snow, thereby protecting the trees from damage.
Outside Kenrokuen is Ishikawa-mon, the back gate (karamate-mon) to Kanazawa Castle.
The original castle was largely destroyed by fire in 1888 but part of it has been partially restored as of 2001, with more to come.
There are currently plans to re-create much of the original castle grounds, including some surrounding areas.
The Seisonkaku Villa was built in 1863 by a Maeda lord, Maeda Nariyasu (13th Lord) for his mother, Takako.
Originally called the Tatsumi Goten (Tatsumi Palace), it Much of the villa has been dismantled, but what remains is still one of the most elegant remaining feudal lord villas in Japan.
The villa stands in a corner of Kenrokuen, but separate admission fees (¥700) apply.
Notable features are the vividly-coloured walls of the upper floor, with purple or red walls and dark-blue ceilings, and the custom-made English carpet in the audience chamber.
Kanazawa also boasts numerous Edo period (1603-1867) former geisha houses in the Higashi Geisha District, across the Asano river (with its old stone bridge) out from central Kanazawa.
Nearby is the Yougetsu Minshuku which sits at one end of one of the most photographed streets in Japan.
This area retains, almost completely, the look and feel of pre-modern Japan, its two-story wooden facades plain and austere.
Kanazawa is well-known throughout Japan for its traditional cooking, which is called Kaga Cuisine. Seafood is a specialty, jumbo shrimp, followed by sushi and sashimi.
The sake produced in this region is of high quality, smooth and sweet, derived from the rice grown in Ishikawa Prefecture as well as the considerable precipitation of the Hokuriku region, allowing for an ample supply of clean, fresh water.
Omicho market is an open-air market in the middle of the city which dates back to the Edo period.
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This is the true story of Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the American pilot (played by Tom Hanks) that became a hero for safely landing his plane on the Hudson River back in 2009 after it had gotten into trouble shortly after taking off, thus saving the lives of all passengers and crew members.
Directed by Clint Eastwood and based on the pilot's book "Highest Duty". Also starring Aaron Eckhart and Laura Linney, the movie has got in general quite good reviews, not surprisingly mainly due to Tom Hank's performance.
There is still no English movie at Multicines Deiland in Playa Honda next week.


South West law firm Lodders has appointed Paul Harrison to the new role of Head of Risk & Compliance.
Harrison joins from the Birmingham office of national law firm Irwin Mitchell, where he had been Conduct & Regulatory Assistant for over four years.
His experience combines management roles in private practice, with regulatory experience working as both a Case Worker and Technical Adviser for the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), and for The Law Society of England & Wales for twelve years.
At Lodders, Harrison will oversee and coordinate accreditation and compliance for the firm's network of offices in Stratford upon Avon, Birmingham, Cheltenham and Henley in Arden.
As Head of Risk & Compliance, he is part of the firm's senior management team, alongside its directors of HR, marketing, IT and finance, and works alongside the firm's partner in charge of compliance, Stephen Brignull.
Commenting on the new position and Paul Harrison's appointment, Lodders' managing partner, Paul Mourton, said: "In the same way as we recruit the best in breed legal specialists and lawyers, Lodders is committed to having a leadership and senior management team made-up of professionals who are experts in their respective fields. As a leading specialist in the extensive rules and regulations for law firms and legal professionals, Paul brings an impressive pedigree in all aspects of services compliance.
Paul Harrison, who lives in Redditch and will be based at Lodders Stratford upon Avon office, added: "Lodders positive culture and attitude towards its compliance is clearly evident, and this new role will both support and enhance this. I intend to maintain and enhance this, using my knowledge and experience from both private practice and at the SRA.


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Spring Awakening | The Hayloft Project
Nic Velissaris
Frank Wedekind's Spring Awakening is a story that is sure to court controversy no matter when it's staged. It's depiction of fourteen-year olds discovering their sexuality still feels taboo and yet timely, and is no doubt the reason why the play continues to be produced over hundred years after its original production.
Spring Awakening is a dark and powerful work that features violence, rape, abortion, masturbation, homoerotic love and finally death, but not in a cheap or tawdry fashion. All of these events arise as a result of the story's protagonists (a group of pubescent schoolchildren) having to discover for themselves what love, sex and reproduction mean, as no adult has the courage to share with them this knowledge and place it in its proper context. It is little wonder then that tragedy strikes.
At the heart of the story are a trio of youth, Melchior (Angus Grant), Wendla (Katie-Jean Harding) and Moritz (Dylan Young) who each have a very different reactions to their "spring awakening", and will undergo a profound transformation by their discovery. Around them is assembled a committed ensemble of actors (Shelly Lauman, Sara Gleeson, Russ Pirie, Beejan Olfat and a scene-stealing Rhys McConnochie) who help to bring the broader world of Wedekind's story to life.
While the performer's commitment is never in doubt, the performances themselves veer towards melodrama, particularly in the second act. Often simple action and dialogue is over-stated, as though the actors have little faith in the words they are speaking, or are so committed to the emotions that they are experiencing that they have forgotten their audience. It is these moments in Spring Awakening that are a particularly frustrating, for the audience-member is relegated to the role of voyeur and is denied the communal experience that is theatre.
The power in Wedekind's work, and no doubt the reason for its scandalous history, is the fact that as an audience we share and become involved in its story, and in-turn are implicated in it revelations. In the Hayloft Project's production we are merely voyeurs and can too easily choose to allow the events of the play to wash over us and be forgotten, and this does a great disservice to not only Wedekind, but to the performers and their audience.
Having said this, many of the elements in the staging of Spring Awakening are beautifully realized. The sets and costumes by Simon Stone and Mel Page respectively are excellent and are used in innovative and elegant ways and the lighting design by Lucy Birkinshaw compliments these elements nicely. However the sound design by Rob Stewart while clever, intrudes on the performance, taking away from the natural power and poetry of the performers' voice.
Spring Awakening remains a powerful work, and the challenge for this cast will not be to prove their acting ability (which they all have in abundance), but to allow their audience into the world that they have so carefully created, so that their audience may share it with them.
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By Frank Wedekind
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1966 births, People from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, American Pentecostals,
American football defensive linemen
American football defensive tackles
New York Jets players
Tulsa Golden Hurricane football players
Dennis Byrd
For the defensive lineman for the Boston Patriots, see Dennis Byrd (American football, born 1946).
Date of birth: (1966-10-05)October 5, 1966
Place of birth: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
High School: Mustang High School
College: Tulsa
NFL Draft: 1989 / Round: 2 / Pick: 42
Debuted in 1989 for the New York Jets
Last played in 1992 for the New York Jets
New York Jets (1989-1992)
New York Jets #90 retired
Stats at pro-football-reference.com
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com
Dennis DeWayne Byrd (born October 5, 1966) is a former defensive end and defensive tackle for the New York Jets of the National Football League. He attended college at the University of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He played professionally for the Jets for four seasons beginning in 1989. In his first two seasons, he recorded 27 sacks and 110 tackles.
Injury and recovery Edit
Byrd suffered a neck injury during an NFL game against the Kansas City Chiefs on November 29, 1992. During the play, he rushed in an attempt to sack Chiefs quarterback Dave Krieg, but Krieg stepped up to avoid the tackle, and Byrd collided with Jets teammate Scott Mersereau. He ducked his head at the last moment before he collided with Mersereau's chest.[1] The head-first collision resulted in a broken C-5 vertebra that left him unable to walk for the time being. Eventually, after extensive physical therapy, he would walk again but he couldn't go back to playing football.
During his recovery, the Jets briefly used an ichthys logo bearing his old #90.[2] In addition, some members (mainly offensive linemen) from the Buffalo Bills also wore it as a sign of support (the first game following his injury was against the Bills).
Byrd returned to the Meadowlands for the Jets' home opener on September 5, 1993, walking to midfield as an honorary captain for the coin toss. During a halftime ceremony, Jets president Steve Gutman presented him with a trophy for the Most Inspirational Player Award, which would thereafter be called the Dennis Byrd Award.[3]
Aftermath Edit
The Jets have not reissued Byrd's #90 since 1992, and it was understood that no Jet would ever wear it again. The Jets formally retired the #90 jersey during a half-time ceremony on October 28, 2012 against the Miami Dolphins.[4]
He is the co-author of an autobiographical work titled Rise and Walk: The Trial and Triumph of Dennis Byrd and the subject of a made for television film Rise and Walk: The Dennis Byrd Story. Peter Berg played him in the movie.
Byrd has spent most of the last several years traveling across the country and sharing his life story. He served as defensive line coach at Owasso High School in Owasso, Oklahoma and later at Lincoln Christian School in Tulsa. Lincoln Christian's football stadium is named for him. He currently lives in Tulsa with his wife, the former Angela Hales, and their four children. He is a devout Pentecostal.
During the week leading up to the 2010-2011 AFC Divisional match up between the Jets and the Patriots, Byrd sent Jets' head coach Rex Ryan his tattered, cut up jersey that had been cut from his body on the day of his injury along with an inspirational letter addressed to the Jets. Ryan was so moved by this that he invited him to come out and personally address the team prior to the Patriots game. The inspired Jets carried his jersey to the coin toss prior to the game; the Jets won 28-21.[5]
↑ Smith, Timothy W. (November 30, 1992). "Byrd Is Partly Paralyzed as Jets Fall to Chiefs". The New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/1992/11/30/sports/pro-football-byrd-is-partly-paralyzed-as-jets-fall-to-chiefs.html. Retrieved October 3, 2010.
↑ Smith, Timothy W. (December 7, 1992). "The Jets Defy All the Odds and Win One for Byrd". The New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/1992/12/07/sports/pro-football-the-jets-defy-all-the-odds-and-win-one-for-byrd.html. Retrieved July 17, 2011.
↑ "Byrd Honored at Jets Game". The New York Times. September 6, 1993. http://www.nytimes.com/1993/09/06/sports/pro-football-byrd-honored-at-jets-game.html. Retrieved October 3, 2010.
↑ Associated Press (July 31, 2012). "Jets to retire jerseys of Martin, Byrd". FOX Sports (Cortland, NY). http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/new-york-jets-retire-jerseys-curtis-martin-dennis-byrd-073112. Retrieved July 31, 2012.
↑ Cimini, Rich (January 17, 2011). "Dennis Byrd's speech fueled New York Jets players with extra motivation in Foxborough". ESPN (Foxborough, Massachusetts). http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/columns/story?columnist=cimini_rich&id=6028814. Retrieved July 17, 2011.
Name Byrd, Dennis
Short description Player of American football
Place of birth Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Retrieved from "https://americanfootballdatabase.fandom.com/wiki/Dennis_Byrd?oldid=128392"
People from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
American Pentecostals


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Чепоно́си — село в Україні, у Рукшинській сільській територіальній громаді Дністровського району Чернівецької області. Населення становить 1441 особу.

Географія
Селом протікає струмок Гуків, правий доплив Дністра.

Історія
За даними на 1859 рік у власницькому селі Хотинського повіту Бессарабської губернії, мешкало 651 особа (320 чоловічої статі та 331 — жіночої), налічувалось 120 дворових господарств, існувала православна церква.

Станом на 1886 рік у власницькому селі Рукшинської волості мешкало 1083 осіби, налічувалось 127 дворових господарств, існувала православна церква.

Видатні особи

 Фурлет Анатолій Борисович - український художник, член Національної спілки художників України
 Нижник Віктор Михайлович, український науковець-економіст.

 ВАКАРЮК (Соколюк) Марія Прокопівна.- (*1.101923). - Герой Соціалістичної Праці (1951).

Джерела
 Інформація про село на
 Погода в селі Чепоноси

Примітки

Хотинський повіт
Села Чернівецької області

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Here's a peek at the next Wednesday badges for this upcoming Wednesday, November 28. What are your strategies going to be for earning these?
Remove 700 pink pigs this week.
Win 10 hands this week.
I've been holding on to the free badge in Stack 'em, thinks its for ducks. so will pair well, Not a game I'm fond of and no tips for it except to be patient.
Love TPS! And the HTML version is one game that was improved. It's so old and no tips for that either. Hope I live long enough to rank out again.
Both of these are easy badges and I like both games! Should be a easy week, and boy am I ready for it!


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Key PDM, PPP leaders hope 30 PTI MPs will revolt
Opposition leadership is hopeful that MQM-P and PML-Q would side with them at the right time
By Ansar Abbasi
The PTI's 30 MPs would play a key role if they really show up as per the expectations of the opposition, according to an apposition leader.
ISLAMABAD: Opposition's decision to move a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan has some method to madness, as key leaders have high hopes that things would unfold as per the "plan" which is kept secret and is known to a few.
An informed source discloses that it is hoped that 20-30 MPs from the ruling PTI would join the opposition whereas ongoing contacts with government allies, including the PMLQ and MQM, are part of the plan.
"Don't get surprised if some key opposition figure meets Jehangir Tareen in the days to come," the source said. Apparently, interactions between the opposition and the government allies are not bearing any fruits but the source insists that the opposition's optimistic leaders, including Shehbaz Sharif, Maulana Fazlur Rehman and Asif Ali Zardari, are hopeful that the PMLQ and MQM would join them when required.
PTI-led govt gets assurance of support from PML-Q
Fazl contacts Zardari, PML-Q regarding no-confidence motion
The source said that the hopeful in the opposition are seeing a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan in a few weeks time. The source, who has shared the information with this correspondent, is among those who have knowledge of the "plan" but he is not sure if the hopes given to key opposition leaders are trustworthy and are not part of any "bigger game".
According to the source, some of key opposition leaders are so sure that the things would unfold as per their hopes that one of them has even discussed his choice for Imran Khan's replacement. The hopeful are not discouraged or disappointed about recent interactions with the PMLQ and MQM. They hope that these PTI allies would side with them at a right time. Though it looks difficult, the hopeful are confident that the PTI MPs would be on their side and a no-confidence motion would be moved against the prime minister by month-end.
Of late, Asif Ali Zardari, Shehbaz Sharif and Moulana Fazlur Rehman became active and held a series of meetings with each other as well as the PTI allies. What surprised the most was a PDM decision to move a no-trust against the prime minister when apparently the opposition is short of the numbers required.
Next few weeks are said to be important. The opposition's enthusiasm to oust Imran Khan through a no-confidence motion, it is said, may start dampening with the arrival of March if what is hoped is not happening on the ground. The PTI's 30 MPs would play a key role if they really show up as per the expectations of the opposition, the source said.
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