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Celebrating Women's History Month at the GTU
The GTU is celebrating Women's History Month in March by highlighting the voices of GTU alumnae through our "Women's Voices Campaign." Beginning on International Women's Day (Thursday, March 8) and extending through the month, we will feature a short quote from a different GTU alumna each weekday on our Facebook page—and we'll compile all the quotes on the "Women's Voices Campaign" page of the GTU website. You'll want to check back every day as these GTU graduates reflect on how their GTU experiences prepared them for the work they are now doing. In addition, the GTU Women's Studies in...
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Interreligious Chaplaincy Program Jewish Studies Fellowship
The Interreligious Chaplaincy Program at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) is pleased to offer a fellowship for chaplaincy students affiliated with the Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies (CJS). This fellowship offers partial funding for courses in the Interreligious Chaplaincy certificate program. Deadline: All application and financial aid materials must be submitted by the following dates: For fall admission: July 15, 2020 For spring admission: December 15, 2020 Eligibility: Applicants must be pursuing candidacy in the Interreligious Chaplaincy Program in affiliation with...
Students interested in the combined MA and certificate should apply to the GTU MA program, indicating their interest in pursuing the certificate in interreligious chaplaincy along with an MA in religious studies. Students seeking to enter the certificate program who already possess a qualifying master's degree, or who are currently enrolled in the MA program at the GTU, should use the "certificate" section of the application. Begin your application now.
The first of its kind, the GTU's interreligious chaplaincy program equips leaders to practice spiritual care among diverse populations. The program offers students the opportunity to earn a Certificate in Interreligious Chaplaincy, as well as an MA in religious studies. The GTU Centers for Hindu, Jewish, and Islamic Studies offer graduate degrees (MA & PhD) where studnets specialize in religious traditions underrepresented among institutional chaplains. The certificate will also be open to students who have previously earned a qualifying master's degree.
The Interreligious Chaplaincy Program (ICP) and the Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies (CJS) at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) are pleased to offer a fellowship for students in the GTU's Interreligious Chaplaincy Program (ICP) who are affiliated with the Center for Jewish Studies. The first of its kind, the GTU's Interreligious Chaplaincy Program equips leaders to practice spiritual care among diverse populations. The ICP Jewish Studies Fellowship, which is made possible through the generous donation of the Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture, offers a scholarship that...
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[SPOILERS] A Breaking Bad plot flaw
Breaking Bad Finale SPOILERS
A number of plot weaknesses, if not exactly flaws, have been noticed by many people: It was too convenient that Walter found the car keys in the first scene, it was unlikely that he could have so casually evaded the police lookouts when visiting his wife, he couldn't have counted on being allowed to position his car so perfectly for the last scene, it was lucky that all the bad guys (except one) were in just the right range for his bullet-sprinkler system.
But I haven't seen one particular, and genuine, plot flaw mentioned anywhere. Probably because I'm wrong about it. Here goes:
Gretchen and Elliott Schwartz were next to each other facing forward when the red laser dots appeared on their chests. How did they see the dots? Did they see the laser sources and figure out that they were pointing at them? That's probably it. Ok, so much for the plot flaw. Carry on.
Finally, yes, I know that picking plot flaws misses the point of the Breaking Bad finale. But I have to say that I was a little disappointed by episode. It wrapped up the plot points, but I didn't think it advanced the series' argument. And, no, I don't claim to know exactly what that argument was; it was too wonderfully complex for that. Still, I didn't think the finale deepened its themes.
I agree with how others have framed it: "Ozymandias" — the third-to-last episode — was the series' climax. The rest was denouement.
Great, great series.
Freudian slip of the month. From E-Online's coverage of the finale: "Walt (Bryan Cranston) got his revenge but succumbed to his wombs."
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I was the fit mom who accomplished all her exercise effortlessly with her children.
... before I had kids.
After breakfast this morning, I decided I would attempt a 20-minute exercise DVD.
If you're already shaking your head, you're a mom.
First, I tripped on the baby twice, then as she toddled off to the kitchen to empty ever single drawer, my three-year-old burst into tears, wailing "HOLD ME!" and clutching my ankles.
This is the thing they don't tell you about children: If you give them your attention, you are reduced to invisibility within seconds but as soon as you purpose in your heart to accomplish a task, their radar goes off and all hands are on mom deck immediately.
I pooped, wipe my bum!
I gave up. I turned off the DVD and then I made my second error in judgement.
I decided I would run to the park. Fit mom style.
I threw on some running tights and a long-sleeved-shirt and got the kids haphazardly dressed. Then I went out to the garage to unhitch the running stroller from the bike. After fighting with the wedged-in attachment for 10 minutes, I struggled it loose and jammed in the jogging wheel. No luck. It had rotated after being packed in the move and finally, I just put on the regular wheels. During this process, I re-closed the garage door since Gabby kept wandering out into the street as Emily repeated over and over, "No. Not THIS water bottle."
Undettered by the ominous foreshadowing, I strapped the kids in and off we went down the road, Raffi blasting, weaving a little more than if we had used the jogging attachment, but I felt accomplished. No hiding in the bedroom from the kids and no TV this morning, folks. We're getting fresh air! We're starting the day RIGHT!
...Except it was hot outside and I suddenly realized that I couldn't take my long-sleeved-shirt off because underneath it, I was wearing my sports-bra over my pajama shirt in true trying-to-exercise-in-my-own-living-room style. Valiantly, I joggled soldiered on and we made it to the park.
There were approximately three glorious minutes where I gasped for air and drank 6 gallons of water gently did yoga stretches and both girls played delightfully.
Of course I didn't have any wipes. I was lucky to have an extra diaper in the last-minute stroller choice. The park was soaking wet from the morning dew so I eyed up the situation, glanced around furtively and decided to attempt a spray-down with the water bottle on the little table under the play structure, the only dry spot in the park.
Unfortunately for me, this is when I noticed the cool mom and her preschooler who had somehow materialized at the edge of the park. This mom was also dressed in exercise wear, only her sports bra was not only inside her (weather appropriate) sleeveless shirt, it matched perfectly with her adorable running tights and fancy kicks. Her makeup was done and her non-smudged sunglasses complemented her perfectly careless cascading hair.
It's also exactly when the cool mom noticed the purple-faced sweaty girl wrestling a poopy, half-naked, tiny dervish on the play structure while holding a water bottle under her chin. Gabby almost succeeded in her suicide mission to leap headlong from the table, but I caught her halfway down, dangling discontentedly above the wood-chips. The cool mom was immediately engrossed with her phone, kindly pretending not to notice (while likely snapchatting) the unhygienic disaster transpiring in front of her.
Composing myself, I thought, "Shake it off. Whatever. She's a mom. She's been there."
This is when I realized that my running tights were on backwards.
As I watched my unkempt shoeless, pyjama bottomed three-year-old attempt to become friends with the fringe-sandaled perfectly coiffed offspring of the cool mom and I managed to keep my maniacal one-year-old from further terror, I thought "This is my life now" and I sweetly sang out, "Five more minutes, Emily!"
The adrenaline of shame powered me all the way home and I must admit, I likely burned a decent number of calories.
"Look at that fit mom.
I'm going to be that fit mom one day."
*The alternate title of this piece is "How not to make friends at the park."


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Allan Cormack, Whitby CA
Patent application number
20080245544 Control module housing - A housing unit for securing electronics of a control module to a vehicle may include a housing and at least two connection members. The connection members connected to the housing may be adapted to engage an adaptor member (e.g., bracket) configured to be secured to a vehicle. The connection members may include at least one connection member configured to hook into the adaptor member and at least one connection member configured to snap into the adaptor member. Protrusion(s) may be included on the connection member(s) and be configured to contact the adaptor member to substantially eliminate transverse movement of the housing. The protrusion(s) may be crush-rib(s). The housing may include features to position, support, and minimize vibration of the electronics, where the electronics maybe disposed on a printed circuit board (PCB). 10-09-2008
Andrew Neville Cormack, Elmsdale CA
20120214389 MOLLUSC PROCESSING APPARATUS AND RELATED METHODS - Mollusc processing apparatus and related methods are disclosed. Molluscs are held in holders by one of their shells, illustratively the bottom shells, and are moved between a series of processing stations. At a shell cut station, an opening is cut into one or both of the shells of each mollusc. The next processing station includes a cutting blade to cut the adductor muscle and viscera of each mollusc away from its non-held shell, illustratively the top shell, and a shell detach mechanism to detach the non-held shell from the held shell. One or multiple air blasts are directed toward the viscera to loosen it from the held shell, and at a vacuum station the loosened viscera is pulled from the held shell. A second muscle cut station includes another cutting blade to cut the adductor muscle from the held shell. 08-23-2012
Callum Cormack, Cambridge GB
20140233616 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AND METHOD - A modem is disclosed. An embodiment thereof includes: a first interface arranged to connect to a network, a second interface arranged to connect to a host processor on the terminal, an audio interface arranged to connect to an audio processing means and a processing unit arranged to receive a plurality of parameters from the terminal via the second interface. The plurality of parameters are associated with a call established by the host processor to at least one further terminal connected to the network; wherein the processing unit is further arranged to receive input voice data from the audio processing means, process the input voice data in dependence on at least one of said parameters; and transmit the processed input voice data via the first interface to the at least one further terminal over said network during the call in dependence on a further at least one of said parameters. 08-21-2014
Cameron Lanning Cormack, Edmonton CA
20110042452 METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFYING AND TRACKING REUSABLE PACKING CRATES - A method and system is provided for permanently and visibly marking reusable packing crates with a unique mark and using the mark to identify and track the crate in a manufacturing environment. The mark can include a two-dimensional barcode comprised of holes drilled through one or more sidewalls of the crate to produce a unique and permanent pattern for identification. The code can be used to identify a crate uniquely and to assign waypoint data, process management data and content data that can be stored in a computer database. The data can be used for tracking information capabilities and business intelligence in and for manufacturing management systems. 02-24-2011
20140103277 Hybrid Wedge Jack/Scissor Lift Lifting Apparatus and Method of Operation Thereof - A hybrid wedge jack/scissor lift device for lifting heavy loads is provided, the device having a horizontally-oriented actuator coupled to a wedge that acts on lower and upper rollers coupled to a scissor lift. In operation, the actuator can drive the wedge in between the rollers, spreading them apart to raise the scissor lift. When the actuator retracts, the wedge is removed and the scissor lift collapses under the weight of the load. The wedge can be shaped in such a way that the lift has one or more intrinsically safe positions in which the rollers on the scissor lift fit into seats on the wedge, preventing the scissor lift from collapsing in the event of an actuator failure. An optional restraint bar safety mechanism is also provided. 04-17-2014
20150077981 PRINTED BATTERY FOR ELECTRONIC PERSONAL VAPORIZER - An electronic personal vaporizer is provided, including a shell having a flexible printed circuit board; and a printed battery printed on the flexible printed circuit board. The printed battery may be printed onto the flexible printed circuit board via application of inks to the flexible printed circuit board. The vaporizer may further include an electroluminescent light source printed on the flexible printed circuit board. 03-19-2015
20150078735 ELECTRONIC PERSONAL VAPORIZER - An electronic personal vaporizer is provided, having components including a heating element; a liquid container; a power source to provide power to the heating element; a first bulkhead defining an airway at a first end of the vaporizer; 03-19-2015
Patent applications by Cameron Lanning Cormack, Edmonton CA
David Cormack, Brampton CA
20130333973 SAFETY VALVE APPARATUS FOR PREVENTING DISPERSAL OF TRANSPORTABLE MATTER - An embodiment of the present invention relates to a valve apparatus that is designed to help protect users of liquefied propane gas ("LPG") powered equipment from being injured while using, connecting, or disconnecting a coupler that connects an LPG supply line to an LPG container. The valve apparatus may, for example, prevent LPG from escaping into the environment while the supply line is being, or after it has been, disconnected. 12-19-2013
Gordon Villy Cormack, Waterloo CA
20140279716 SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CLASSIFYING ELECTRONIC INFORMATION USING ADVANCED ACTIVE LEARNING TECHNIQUES - Systems and methods for classifying electronic information or documents into a number of classes and subclasses are provided through an active learning algorithm. In certain embodiments, seed sets may be eliminated by merging relevance feedback and machine learning phases. In certain embodiments, the active learning algorithm forks a number of classification paths corresponding to predicted user coding decisions for a selected document. The active learning algorithm determines an order in which the documents of the collection may be processed and scored by the forked classification paths. Such document classification systems are easily scalable for large document collections, require less manpower and can be employed on a single computer, thus requiring fewer resources. Furthermore, the classification systems and methods described can be used for any pattern recognition or classification effort in a wide variety of fields. 09-18-2014
20140280238 SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CLASSIFYING ELECTRONIC INFORMATION USING ADVANCED ACTIVE LEARNING TECHNIQUES - Systems and methods for classifying electronic information or documents into a number of classes and subclasses are provided through an active learning algorithm. In certain embodiments, seed sets may be eliminated by merging relevance feedback and machine learning phases. Such document classification systems are easily scalable for large document collections, require less manpower and can be employed on a single computer, thus requiring fewer resources. Furthermore, the classification systems and methods described can be used for any pattern recognition or classification effort in a wide variety of fields, including electronic discovery in legal proceedings. 09-18-2014
Iain Cormack, Fife GB
20100328657 Enhanced Spectroscopic Techniques Using Spatial Beam Shaping - A Raman spectrometer comprising means for illuminating a sample with a shaped laser beam and a detector that is operable to detect light that is reflected from or transmitted through a sample. Preferably, the shaped laser beam has a dark spot at its centre. 12-30-2010
John George Cormack, Essex GB
20090096885 Electronic Camera - An electronic camera ( 04-16-2009
Luke Bryant Cormack, Queensland AU
20100316613 FEEDER CELL-FREE CULTURE MEDIUM AND SYSTEM - A cell culture medium and system are provided which eliminates or at least reduces the need for feeder cells. The cell culture medium comprises one or more factors that are normally secreted and/or produced by a feeder cell and a synthetic chimeric protein comprising IGF-I and a portion of vitronectin. The cell culture medium is particularly suitable for propagating human embryonic stem cells and keratinocytes. This invention also relates to compositions and methods which utilize the cells cultured in the cell culture medium of the invention. 12-16-2010
Michael Cormack, Vancouver CA
20080228622 Reserve order in an electronic guaranteed entitlement environment - An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing reserve orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the reserve order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when a marketable reserve order is received. Once posted to the order book, only the displayed size of a reserve order is eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process. 09-18-2008
20080228623 Discretionary order in an electronic guaranteed entitlement environment - An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing discretionary orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the discretionary order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an incoming discretionary order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. If the incoming discretionary order cannot execute at the NBBO using its display price, then it will use as much discretion as is required to participate in a market maker entitlement if the market maker is quoting at the NBBO, and to execute against the order book and route to away markets quotations at the NBBO. Once posted to the order book, only the display price of a discretionary order is eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process. 09-18-2008
20090157539 Diverse options order types in an electronic guaranteed entitlement environment - An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced. 06-18-2009
Patent applications by Michael Cormack, Vancouver CA
Michael A. Cormack, Vancouver CA
Patent applications by Michael A. Cormack, Vancouver CA
Peter Cormack, Glasgow GB
20150368530 SYNTHESIS OF POLYURETHANE POLYMERS VIA COPPER AZIDE-ALKYNE CLICK CHEMISTRY FOR COATINGS, ADHESIVES, SEALANTS AND ELASTOMER APPLICATIONS - The present application is directed at the reaction product of an azide compound having two or more azide groups attached thereto and an alkyne compound having two or more alkyne groups attached thereto, wherein the azide and alkyne groups react in a 1,3-dipolar cyclo addition to form 1,4-disubstituted triazols and wherein the azide or alkyne compound or both include —O—(C═O)—NR— functional groups. The reaction products can be used as coatings, such as for flat roofs, sealants, adhesives and in elastomer applications. Methods for producing the reaction products as well as substrates including a coating of the reaction product are also disclosed. 12-24-2015
Peter Cormack, Strathclyde GB
20100035359 FUNCTIONALISED POLYMERS FOR BINDING METAL SURFACES - The invention relates generally to polyvalent macromolecules comprising: (a) a polymer backbone and (b) pendent groups attached to said polymer backbone, wherein some or all of said pendent groups comprise: (i) optionally a linker, (ii) a surface-seeking group, which is capable of binding strongly to a metal surface, (iii) optionally a chromophore, which is detectable by at least one spectroscopic method. Such molecules can modify metal surfaces and have a variety of uses including (without limitation) appending chromophores to metal surfaces without the need to establish complex chemistry; for the stabilisation and labelling of metal nanoparticles; and for preparing and aggregating nanoparticles in a controlled fashion. 02-11-2010
Peter A.g. Cormack, Glasgow GB
20100056389 Molecularly Imprinted Microspheres Prepared Using precipitation Polymerisation - Molecularly imprinted microspheres comprising specific binding site are described. These microspheres can be obtained by a method comprising polymerising functional monomers and crosslinkers in a reaction solvent in the presence of print molecules as templates in a surfactant-free precipitation polymerisation process. The print molecules used are capable of forming non-covalent, reversible covalent or semi-covalent interactions with said functional monomers. There is also disclosed the use of said microspheres in different applications. 03-04-2010
Randall Wayne Cormack, London GB
20090102933 Target Acquisition System - A targeting system and method for remotely controlling the zoom and pan features of a device for display in an operating room is provided. 04-23-2009
Scott D. Cormack, Richmond VA
20140242192 Clusterin Antisense Therapy for Treatment of Cancer - A method for providing antisense therapy which reduces the expression of clusterin to provide therapeutic benefits in the treatment of cancer comprising administering from 40 to 640 mg anti-clusterin antisense oligonucleotide to a patient in need of treatment for a cancer expressing clusterin is provided. The method may include administering chemotherapeutic agent or agents, radiotherapy, and/or hormone ablation therapy. The invention also encompasses pharmaceutical compositions formulated to provide a dosage of 40 to 640 mg, and use of antisense in formulating a medicament. 08-28-2014
William George Cormack, New South Wales AU
20100120523 GAMING MACHINE - There is disclosed a gaming machine having a plurality of jackpot prizes associated with it, a player's eligibility to win one of the plurality of jackpot prizes being dependent upon an amount wagered. In a one aspect there is provided a gaming machine having a game control means arranged to play a game, a bet selecting arrangement for selecting one of a number of predetermined amounts to wager on the outcome of the game, each of said predetermined amounts to wager having at least one dedicated jackpot prize associated with it, a first display means configured to display the outcome of said game, wherein in the event that a predetermined winning event occurs said game includes the award of at least one dedicated jackpot prize associated with a respective selected predetermined amount wagered on the game. 05-13-2010
William George Cormack, Lane Cove AU
20100048289 MULTIPLE GAME GAMING MACHINE - A gaming machine comprises a display and a game controller arranged to control images of symbols displayed on the display. The game controller is arranged to play a game wherein at least one random event is caused to be displayed on the display and, if a predefined winning event occurs, a prize is awarded. A plurality of sub-games constitute the game displayed on the display. As an initial display, fewer than a full set of images of each of the sub-games are displayed to show a partial outcome of the game, the fewer than the full set of images being representative of a determination of an expected value for each of the sub-games. 02-25-2010
20130217470 Gaming Machine With Challenge Feature - A gaming system ( 08-22-2013
Patent applications by William George Cormack, Lane Cove AU
William George Cormack, Lane Cove Nsw AU
William George Cormack, Dural AU
20090233676 METHOD OF GAMING, A GAMING SYSTEM AND A GAME CONTROLLER - A method of gaming includes: receiving an initiate play instruction from a player selected from a plurality of initiate play instructions; generating a game outcome in response to receipt of the initiate play instruction, generation of the game outcome including selecting a plurality of symbols for display in a set of display positions corresponding to a plurality of spinning reels set side by side; and evaluating the game outcome by evaluating the symbols at least two different combinations of display positions in accordance with at least one game rule, each combination consisting of one display position from each reel and the same evaluation being performed irrespective of the received initiate play instruction. 09-17-2009


Elliott Greenleaf was the lead sponsor for the Fourth Annual John D. Shapiro Superheroes 5K race and 1 mile fun run on Saturday, June 11, 2016. John Shapiro, with substantial grace and poise, battled pediatric cancer and served as an example to our community with his strength and positive outlook. Elliott Greenleaf is honored to serve as lead sponsor in a road race to fight pediatric cancer in honor of John and his family, some of whom attend local schools with children of members of the Firm.
John P. Elliott, Henry F. Siedzikowski, Kyle M. Elliott and family and friends of the Firm's members ran the race on a beautiful Saturday morning.
Elliott Greenleaf's attorneys, paralegals and staff again participated in a firm wide collection of toys for children in our area as part of the Marine Corps' annual Toys for Tots campaign. The Firm's staff and attorneys contributed a full sleigh of new toys which will be delivered to boys and girls this Christmas to brighten their holidays. Elliott Greenleaf is proud to continue its support the Marine Corps' campaign to bring toys to the children of the Delaware Valley.
The Elliott Greenleaf Wilmington, DE office along with the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce collected non-perishable foods and household items to donate to the American Cancer Society to benefit the Hope Lodge in Baltimore, MD. On December 9th, Jonathan Stemerman presented the donations at the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce Networking Breakfast.
The Hope Lodge, located in Baltimore, is a 'Home Away from Home' for cancer patients undergoing treatment and is free of charge to the patient and their caregiver.
The American Cancer Society is a nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service.
Elliott Greenleaf's Chairman and CEO John M. Elliott was a featured presenter at the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission's dedication of the Marker permanently honoring Commodore John Barry, "the Father of the American Navy." Located at historic Penn's Landing, adjacent to the Delaware River where Commodore Barry's fledgling Navy protected America from the British during the Revolutionary War, this Marker is readily accessible by and visible to the public. Mr. Elliott presented a historical perspective on the scope and a variety of Commodore Barry's heroic public service, as the United States' Navy's first commissioned Officer, and the first Secretary of the Navy. Born in County Wexford, Ireland, John Barry won significant naval victories during the American Revolution, and strongly supported the ratification of the Constitution of the United States. A confidant of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and other Founding Fathers, Commodore Barry served in the Navy until his death in Philadelphia on September 12, 1803.
Mr. Elliott thanked historian Celeste Morrello, the Navy League's Frances O' Brien, United States Senators Robert P. Casey, Jr. and Patrick J. Toomey, City Councilman Mark F. Squilla, Commissioner Richard M. Sand of the State Historical Commission, and the various Commodore John Barry clubs and Irish-American organizations, including those from Brooklyn, Delaware County, and Philadelphia, who along with the Ancient Order of Hibernians and historian Tim McGrath, have championed, both in Philadelphia and at the United States Naval Academy, the official recognition of Commodore John Barry's diverse and distinguished career.
Elliott Greenleaf's Colin J. O'Boyle and Aimee L. Kumer have been selected as two of the ten lawyers in the charter 2015 class of the Montgomery Bar's Leadership Academy. Led by a member of the Bench and several statewide leaders, the Leadership Academy selected Colin and Aimee from the over 2000 possible applicants to spend the 2015 year working on fifteen projects with leadership speakers and tutors in a wide variety of community service activities throughout Eastern Pennsylvania. The Leadership Academy will provide training, mentorship and professional development skills to further enable Colin and Aimee to quickly become among Pennsylvania's legal and community leaders.
Elliott Greenleaf's Michelle L. Modery was selected from a record number of applicants to participate in the Board Overseer Program for the 2014-2015 year. The Philadelphia Bar Foundation, in partnership with the Young Lawyers Division of the Philadelphia Bar Association and the Delivery of Legal Services Committee of the Philadelphia Bar Association, has developed the Board Observer Program, an initiative that gives young lawyers practicing in Philadelphia the opportunity to learn more about local public interest legal services organizations and to develop leadership skills necessary to serve on the boards of such organizations as well as succeed in their future careers. Participants in the Board of Overseer Program are expected to attend regular board meetings and participate in organization events alongside full board members.
Michelle has been placed with Philadelphia VIP, the hub of pro bono legal services in Philadelphia. Since its founding, Philadelphia VIP has recruited and trained thousands of private bar attorneys to provide consistent, high quality representation to low income clients with critical legal needs.
Senior shareholder Stewart J. Greenleaf, Sr. recently served as lead speaker at a criminal justice symposium sponsored by St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. St. Vincent College asked Senator Greenleaf to open their program entitled "Best Practices in Law Enforcement in the Next Decade". The program was designed to assist prosecutors, police and court officials understand the many reforms in Pennsylvania's criminal justice system.
In July 2014, Elliott Greenleaf's Doug Blazey began serving as District Governor for Rotary International's clubs in Philadelphia, Delaware and Chester Counties and southeastern portions of Bucks and Montgomery Counties. Doug has leadership responsibility for 51 clubs and approximately 1,600 members from diverse business and professional backgrounds. As District Governor, Mr. Blazey seeks to serve the community with projects intended to improve living conditions while simultaneously encouraging economic development. Rotary International's most visible worldwide project is its 30 year effort to eradicate the polio virus from the planet.
On June 26, 2014, Firm President Henry F. Siedzikowski and Shareholder Fred P. Santarelli, both Juniata College alumni, held a Reception at the Montgomery Bar Association for Delaware Valley Juniata College Alumni in the Legal Profession.
Elliott Greenleaf was the lead sponsor for the John D. Shapiro Superheroes 5K race on Saturday, June 7, 2014. John Shapiro, with substantial grace and poise, battled pediatric cancer and served as an example to our communities with his strength. Elliott Greenleaf is honored to serve as lead sponsor in a road race to fight pediatric cancer in honor of John and his family, some of whom attended local schools with children of members of the Firm.
Mark A. Kearney and John P. Elliott ran the race on a beautiful Saturday morning.
January 2014 Elliott Greenleaf leads Martin Luther King service project Led by Elliott Greenleaf's Aimee L. Kumer and Colin J. O'Boyle, members of Elliott Greenleaf participated in a significant project fixing a home in Montgomery County for homeless persons. Aimee and Colin are leaders in the Montgomery Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division and recruited over 15 volunteers to assist them in cleaning, painting and rebuilding a home destined for a family moving from homelessness into transitional living. Among Aimee and Colin's colleagues were James J. McCarrie and David F. Moscow.
December 2013 John P. Elliott appointed to Whitpain's Park and Open Space Board In December 2013, Whitpain Township's Board of Supervisors appointed Firm Shareholder John P. Elliott to a five year term on the Township's Park and Open Space Board. Jack is a leader in the Whitpain community, championship little league coach, and tireless worker to improve facilities for Whitpain families. Jack is also the former President of the Montgomery Trial Lawyers Section and has been repeatedly elected as a Pennsylvania SuperLawyer by the Bench and Bar in Pennsylvania.
ELLIOTT GREENLEAF SPONSORS TOYS FOR TOTS Elliott Greenleaf's paralegals led a firm wide collection of toys for children in our area as part of the Marine Corps' annual Toys for Tots campaign. The Firm's staff and attorneys contributed a full sleigh of new toys which will be delivered to boys and girls this Christmas to brighten their holidays. Elliott Greenleaf is proud to support the Marine Corps' campaign to bring toys to the children of the Delaware Valley.
June 2013 ROGER J. HARRINGTON, JR. ELECTED TO LASALLE HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME Roger J. Harrington, Jr., a shareholder, was recently elected to the LaSalle College High School Athletic Hall of Fame. Mr. Harrington will be formally inducted during LaSalle's Homecoming Weekend in the Fall 2013, where he will be one of only six players in the Hall of Fame. A member and team captain of the Baseball, Basketball and Soccer teams, Mr. Harrington graduated LaSalle in 1992 in which year he was also honored as the Class' scholar-athlete. His athletic and academic efforts at LaSalle allowed him to attend Georgetown University on a partial baseball scholarship, where he graduated in 1996 as a 3-year team captain and multiple All Big-East Conference selection.
March 2013 Jonathan Stemerman is co-program chair and panelist at American Bar Association's Annual Institute for the Young Business Lawyer. Elliott Greenleaf's Jonathan M. Stemerman is a co-program chair and panelist for the program "Unwinding the Myth of the Capital Account" at the American Bar Association Business Law Section's 10th Annual Institute for the Young Business Lawyer, to be held on April 6, 2013 in conjunction with the Business Law Section's Spring Meeting in Washington, D.C. The program explores the importance of capital accounts and how they reflect practical economics of the deal or operating entity, and how capital accounts impact management. A member of the Delaware and Pennsylvania Bars, and former law clerk to the Delaware Supreme Court Justice Randy Holland, Mr. Stemerman will be speaking on recent litigation regarding capital accounts and how business attorneys can avoid various pitfalls involving capital accounts when drafting operating agreements.
Rafael Zahralddin is a speaker and moderator at the Hispanic National Bar Association's 2013 Corporate Counsel Conference. Elliott Greenleaf shareholder Rafael Zahralddin served as the moderator and panel member addressing "Advising Distressed Businesses and Business Bankruptcy" at the Hispanic National Bar Association's 2013 Corporate Counsel Conference in Atlanta. Mr. Zahralddin panel discussed the differences between litigation outside bankruptcy and in a bankruptcy, the milestones when a customer files bankruptcy, the tension between secured lenders and trade creditors, and options available to the creditor such as creditors committees and reclamation rights.
Elliott Greenleaf's Deborah H. Simon is appointed as a Moot Court Judge at Rutgers School of Law Elliott Greenleaf shareholder Deborah H. Simon is serving as a Judge for the 2012-2013 Hunter Moot Court Competition at Rutgers School of Law Camden. The competition is named in honor of Judge James Hunter III, who served on the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit from 1971-1989. As a law clerk for the Honorable John F. Gerry in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, Ms. Simon worked with Judge Hunter several times when Judge Gerry sat by designation in the Third Circuit. "I am deeply appreciative of the opportunity to carry on the legacy of Judge Hunter and to ensure that his contributions to our local jurisprudence are recalled and honored," she said.
January 2013 Elliott Greenleaf Senior Attorneys Serve as Volunteer Judges for Villanova Law School's Quarterfinal Moot Court Competition Regarding New Constitutional Claims On Sunday afternoon, January 27, 2013, Elliott Greenleaf volunteered to hear and judge two oral arguments from law students in the Quarter Finals of Villanova Law School's distinguished Reimel Moot Court Competition. The complex issues argued by the quarterfinalists concerned when a private party becomes a state actor for purposes of an alleged constitutional violation, and the reach of the dormant Commerce Clause. Elliott Greenleaf senior lawyers agreed to serve a Panel for two sets of the quarterfinals, including Henry F. Siedzikowski, The Honorable Bruce W. Kauffman, Dean R. Phillips and Mary E. Kohart.
FIRM MEMBERS ELECTED TO BAR ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP Elliott Greenleaf continues to play a leadership role in the organized Bar. Shareholder Stewart J. Greenleaf, Jr. has been elected as the 2013 President of the Montgomery Trial Lawyers Association, a position previously held by Firm shareholders Thomas J. Elliott and John P. Elliott. Stewart J. Greenleaf, Jr. also was elected to a three year term as a member of the Board of Directors of the Montgomery Bar Association. Roger J. Harrington, the former President of the Young Lawyers Section, was elected as the 2013 Secretary of the Montgomery Trial Lawyers Association. Colin J. O'Boyle, the former Editor of the Montgomery County Law Journal, has been elected as the Secretary of the Montgomery Bar's Young Lawyers Division and co-chair of the Bar's Civil Rules Committee. Marvin L. Wilenzik serves on the Executive Committee of the Montgomery Bench Bar Committee. Gregory S. Voshell has been appointed as Chair of the Montgomery Bar's Federal Practice Committee. Aimee L. Kumer has been appointed a Vice Chair of the Montgomery Bar's Legal Aid Committee. Mark A. Kearney, the 2009 President of the Montgomery Bar Association, serves as the Bar's Legislative Liaison, Chair of the Bar's Government Affairs Committee and continues to serve as Vice-President of the Montgomery Bar Foundation.
STEWART J. GREENLEAF, JR. ELECTED PRESIDENT OF MONTGOMERY TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION Firm shareholder Stewart J. Greenleaf, Jr. has been elected the 2013 President of the Montgomery Trial Lawyers Association . The Trial Lawyers Association, uniquely comprised of lawyers from both the plaintiff and defense Bar, provides continuing legal education and dialogue with the Montgomery County Bench for the members of the Bar who try cases in Montgomery County. The Association hosts monthly luncheons with guest speakers on trial practice in Montgomery County. With over 100 members of the Montgomery Bar Association, it is the leading organization for trial lawyers in Montgomery County. Stewart, elected as a "Rising Star" of the Pennsylvania Bar for several years, has been a longtime member of the Montgomery Bar Association, and will also begin a three year term as a member of the Bar's Board of Directors in 2013.
December 2012 Dean R. Phillips presents appellate practice education to Defense Institute Elliott Greenleaf Shareholder Dean R. Phillips was the featured speaker at a Continuing Legal Education seminar in mid-December 2012 for the members of the Defense Institute of Philadelphia on Recent Developments in Appellate Practice and Procedure. Mr. Phillips' presentation focused on trial and appellate tactics to preserve issues and avoid waiver traps. Drawing from his thirty two years of trial and appellate experience and his 27 years as Counsel to Appellate Court Procedural Rules Committee, Phillips talked about the importance of making the record, preserving the record and when necessary correcting the record and he provided the audience of approximately 40 distinguished civil defense lawyers with examples of decisions made at the trial stage, including procedural missteps, that ultimately determined appellate rights.
Stewart J. Greenleaf, Sr. is featured speaker at National Conference of Metropolitan Courts Senior shareholder Stewart J. Greenleaf, Sr. was a featured speaker at the National Conference of Metropolitan Courts held in Pittsburgh in October 2012. Mr. Greenleaf specifically spoke on "Policy considerations for conviction integrity in Pennsylvania: an opportunity for our courts and legislators to respond." Mr. Greenleaf, a Pennsylvania state senator since 1979, has chaired Pennsylvania Senate Judiciary Committee for more than two decades. Throughout his professional and political career, Senator Greenleaf has devoted himself to honor the integrity of our justice systems.
July 2012 Elliott Greenleaf sponsors youth baseball tourney for charity Elliott Greenleaf served as a co-lead sponsor for the 2012 Whitpain Baseball Summer Smash held July 19-22 in Blue Bell. Over 180 families participated in the tourney, with twelve teams from throughout the Delaware Valley. As co-lead sponsor, Elliott Greenleaf supports youth athletics in the Blue Bell area, and its support also assists the charities who benefit from the Summer Smash: Cancer Treatment Centers of America and the Montgomery Child Advocacy Project.
May 2012 Elliott Greenleaf joins with Habitat for Humanity to build a new home Elliott Greenleaf paralegal Susan Burke serves on the Board for Habitat for Humanity of Lackawanna County. Thanks to Susan's efforts, and those of her colleagues. a mom and her four children obtained a home, marking the first home completed by the renewed Board led by Susan. Susan and her Board expect to have a second house completed by the end of 2012.
March 2012 Colin J. O'Boyle volunteers to transform home for North Penn Boys and Girls Club On March 31, 2012, Colin O'Boyle of the Firm's Blue Bell office participated in the North Penn Boys and Girls Club 2012 house project as members of the Montgomery County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division. This year's house project focused on a local family going through a difficult time. The group arrived with yard tools, rakes, shovels, garden tools and paint brushes in hand, and despite the rainy and cold conditions worked tirelessly to help transform the family's home. Those that attended were assigned to teams and specific projects including repairing the front porch, re-landscaping the yard, cleaning the back patio and lawn area, removing dead brush from the parameter of the property and cleaning and organizing the garage and shed areas.
January 2012 Rich DeMarco presents Seminar on new Philadelphia Zoning Code to Realtors The Firm's Richard C. DeMarco presented a Seminar in mid-January regarding the new Philadelphia Zoning Code to a large group of realtors and developers in the Coldwell Banker Preferred Center City office. Mr. DeMarco provided highlights of the new Code, and discussed favorable development aspects that real estate professionals and developers should be aware of when the Code is implemented in August of this year. Highlights of his presentation included a discussion of important dimensional changes, use changes and administrative changes in the new Code. At the conclusion of the presentation, Mr. DeMarco took questions from dozens of eager developers who were curious as to how the new changes would effect certain projects and properties. Mr. DeMarco is one of the authors of the new Philadelphia Zoning Code, having served on the Philadelphia Zoning Code Commission from its inception until December of 2010. He directly influenced important provisions of the new Code on residential development, parking requirements, non-conforming uses, group homes, and restaurants and nightclubs. The new Code passed City Council on December 15, 2011. Mr. DeMarco's practice includes representing numerous clients before Philadelphia City Council, the Philadelphia Zoning Board and other county and administrative Boards. He has an extensive real estate litigation practice, practicing in all local Pennsylvania trial Courts and Pennsylvania appellate courts, and the federal district courts as well. He is a former aide and attorney to Philadelphia City Council President Anna C. Verna.
Stewart J. Greenleaf publishes article in Penn Law Review and speaks at Symposium The Firm's Stewart J. Greenleaf recently authored an essay "Prison Reform in the Pennsylvania Legislature" for a University of Pennsylvania Law Review symposium "Sentencing Law: Rhetoric & Reality". The bipartisan event in October gathered, in addition to Stewart, many highly respected academics, public officials, legal experts and judges from around the country to discuss sentencing practices and ways to reduce inmate populations. As a panelist, Mr. Greenleaf discussed the history of sentencing in Pennsylvania and the modern trend towards rehabilitation over harsh punishment for non-violent drug offenders. His essay extensively covers the topic of prison reform in Pennsylvania since the 1980s. The most recent efforts to reduce the state's inmate population are discussed along with the social and financial impacts of mass incarceration of non-violent offenders. Click Here to read Senator Greenleaf's Essay: "Prison Reform in the Pennsylvania Legislature".
September 2011 Stewart J. Greenleaf Receives Justice Musmanno Award Firm senior shareholder Stewart J. Greenleaf received the 32nd Annual Justice Michael A. Musmanno Award at a Dinner in his honor. This prestigious award, presented by the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, specifically recognizes Stewart's extensive public service, zealous representation of the rights and interests of parties to litigation and "tireless dedication to improving the lives of every citizen in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania".
Dean Phillips again coordinated the Opening Day ceremonies for the Lower Gwynedd Little League which took place on April 9th. Stewart Greenleaf,Jr. presented the Elliott Greenleaf firm's contribution to LGLL. Mr. Phillips welcomed Lower Gwynedd Township elected officials and thanked LGLL's sponsors. In addition to serving as Opening Day Coordinator, Mr. Phillips also serves as Community Relations Director and Fund Raising Chair for LGLL and as Treasurer of the Lower Gwynedd Township Parks and Recreation Committee.
Elliott Greenleaf Employees Coach and Sponsor Multiple Teams Elliott Greenleaf again sponsors several little league teams in the Spring and Summer 2011, including as the coordinator of opening day for Lower Gwynedd Baseball, and several of the Firm's employees coach teams ranging from t-ball to junior legion baseball, softball, lacrosse, rugby, and field hockey.
February 2011 Elliott Greenleaf sponsors Delaware Tech Event Elliott Greenleaf was a corporate sponsor and underwriter for the 2011 Delaware Technical and Community College's Educational Foundation's 7th annual Evening of Mardi Gras. This gala celebration is the largest fundraiser for the Stanton/Wilmington Campus of Del. Tech., and proceeds are directed to the campus Educational Foundation. Scholarships and financial assistance for books, supplies, fees or even childcare often make the difference for students who are struggling to afford the cost of their education or workers who are seeking training and reentry into the workforce. While the College receives financial aid support from the State of Delaware, and employees and alumni continue to give generously, there remains a shortfall between funding and student need. In addition to supporting scholarships, proceeds from Mardi Gras 2011 were directed to the construction of much-needed science laboratories. Thanks to a generous challenge grant issued by two major foundations, Delaware Tech is closer to being able to match the award and raise approximately $600,000 to build new labs at each campus location after the event. The event featured New Orleans-style entertainment and exceptional cuisine, great jazz and blues music, exciting casino games and a silent auction. Leading area restaurants and the culinary arts team from Del. Tech. provided a vast menu of New Orleans cuisine. Launched in 2005, this event has raised nearly $900,000 for students in need. Elliott Greenleaf sponsored one of the event 's main events. Several paralegals and lawyers have completed training in the Lean Enterprise Program to improve the efficiency of the firm's delivery of services to clients at the Stanton/Wilmington campus. Working through the Delaware Manufacturing Extension Partnership, or DEMEP, Elliott Greenleaf in Wilmington had six lawyers, four paralegals and two legal assistants become Six Sigma Greenbelts through DEMEP. The firm matched a grant from the State of Delaware in order to become the first law office in Delaware to become Six Sigma certified. Shareholder Neil Lapinski, Counsel Shelley Kinsella, Law Clerk Dan Robbins, and paralegal Ana Moreno joined Managing Shareholder Rafael Zahralddin in this sponsorship initiative on behalf of the firm.
January 2011 Firm Members elected to leadership in Bar Associations Elliott Greenleaf continues to play a leadership role in the organized Bar in Pennsylvania and Delaware. John P. Elliott serves as the 2011 President of the Montgomery Trial Lawyers Association. In January 2011, Charles J. Meyer was elected to a three year term as a member of the Board of Directors of the Montgomery Bar Association. Colin J. O'Boyle is the 2011 Editor of the Montgomery County Law Reporter, the exclusive legal publication for Montgomery County legal developments and caselaw published every week. Roger J. Harrington, Jr. has been elected as the Chair of the Montgomery Bar Association's Insurance Committee. Marvin L. Wilenzik serves on the Executive Committee of the Montgomery Bench Bar Committee. Mark A. Kearney, a past President of the Montgomery Bar Association, serves as Chair of the Bar's Government Affairs Committee and continues to serve as President of the Montgomery Bar Foundation as it celebrates its 25 years of service in 2011. In addition, Delaware managing Shareholder Rafael X. Zahralddin has been elected to the Nominating Committee of the Delaware State Bar Association.
December 2010 Firm Sponsors "Holidays for Heroes" at Willow Grove Naval Base As part of its many holiday charity programs, Elliott Greenleaf's employees donated and collected several large boxes of unwrapped toys, gift cards and financial contributions as part of the Holidays for Heroes program at Willow Grove Naval Base. Through "Holidays for Heroes", children of enlisted men and women serving overseas receive holiday gifts when one of their caregivers is serving the Country, but the children are on base over the holidays. Congratulations to Kathy Zamorski and Natalie Choy of the Firm's Blue Bell office for leading the Firm's efforts in providing some holiday cheer for boys and girls on base at Willow Grove.
Doug Blazey appointed as Adjunct Professor of Environmental Law at Temple University Douglas R. Blazey, of counsel in the Firm's environmental practice, has been appointed as an Adjunct Professor at Temple University for the Fall Semester 2010. Doug will be teaching Environmental Law and Sustainability to students in the Fox School of Business & Management of Temple University.
June 2010 Elliott Greenleaf Sponsors Multiple Little League Teams Continuing to support the community, and the children of the Firm's employees, Elliott Greenleaf sponsored several little league baseball, softball, football, field hockey, soccer and rugby teams in the Spring and Summer 2010, and several of the Firm's employees coached the teams.
April 2010 Henry F. Siedzikowski is Panelist on Law Careers On April 15, 2010, Elliott Greenleaf's President Henry F. Siedzikowski returned to his college alma mater to participate in a Panel sponsored by Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA on law careers. The Panel spoke to the students on career paths in the law and how to prepare for them. The Introduction was by Dr. Jack Barlow, Charles A. Dana, Professor of Politics at Juniata College. The Moderator was Kimberly Kitchen, President of the Huntingdon County Bar Association from 2008-2010. The other Panelists were David Andrews from Andrews and Beard in Altoona, Ray Ghaner, a sole Practioner in Huntingdon, PA, Marissa Gunn, a Staff Attorney at the Children's Law Center in Washington, D.C. and Stephanie Haines, an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Western District of Pennsylvania.
Rafael Zahralddin Moderator and Panelist at Hispanic National Bar Association's Inaugural Corporate Counsel Conference Rafael Zahralddin served as a moderator and panelist at the Hispanic National Bar Association's 2010 Inaugural Corporate Counsel Conference. Mr. Zahralddin's panel was titled "Government Oversight Under the Obama Administration," and was an overview of administrative law under President Obama. Mr. Zahralddin discussed the general change in approach and philosophy by the Obama administration from the Bush Administration towards the administrative law process beginning with the revocation of former President Bush's Executive Order No. 13422, which increased the power of the White House over the day to day rulemaking of individual agencies and placed a political appointee in each agency to supervise the development of rules and documents. Mr. Zahralddin lead a broad discussion in regard to proposed regulatory reform in the financial industry and in corporate governance, and the encroachment of federal law on state corporate law. Moderating the panel with General Counsel from the Fortune 500 and multi-national retailers, he also discussed internet neutrality and telecommunications regulation; Transparency and Open Government; regulation of product safety; employee issues, especially as they relate to healthcare; and, environmental concerns.
Thomas J. Elliott Presents Legal Education on Legal Ethics for Pennsylvania Bar Institute Elliott Greenleaf senior shareholder Tom Elliott is a faculty member at the April 29, 2010 Pennsylvania Bar Institute's Ethics Potpourri, the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee update. Mr. Elliott is a former member of the Disciplinary Board of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and lectures frequently on significant legal developments including issues of legal ethics and professional responsibility. In this presentation he will analyze the recent conflict of interest opinion in Delaware Court of Chancery, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. vs. Airgas, Inc., et al., In the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware, No. 5249-CC.
Elliott Greenleaf Sponsors Season Finale of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra Elliott Greenleaf continues to serve as a lead sponsor for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra, including being a name sponsor for the culmination of the 2009-2010 season's performance of Shostakovich's stunning Violin Concerto and Dvorak's New World Symphony in April 2010 to sell-out audience. Elliott Greenleaf is pleased to serve as a lead sponsor in bringing world renown symphonies to Southeastern Pennsylvania.


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EntranceExhibitsAviation Pioneer Harriet QuimbyWilliam Quimby FamilyQuimby Account with Perry Store
Quimby Account with C. W. Perry Store
Return to William Quimby Family Story
C. W. Perry ran a general store in Pierport. Bonnie Hughes of Arcadia, Michigan found these account ledgers from the C. W. Perry store. Although they are badly damaged and incomplete, they clearly show William Quimby's account.
The front of each ledger has alphabetically tabbed sections listing each account holder's name. Next to each person's name is at least one page number identifying where to find that person's account details later in the ledger. When the account details filled up the available space in a section of the ledger, the person maintaining the ledger would begin recording details on another page and edit the page numbers listed up front next to the account holder's name by crossing off the old page number and adding the new one.
C. W. Perry Account Ledgers
Some People with Accounts at C. W. Perry
On the page with the P Q tab is a list of people whose names start with P or Q. Note "Quimby Wm" and a reference to page 157.
Details on Page 157
This page show some of the details for the William Quimby account. The earliest account details for William Quimby in the ledger are dated May 17, 1880. However, the next entry references an earlier, now missing ledger: "To Bal old a/c Old Ledger." The last entry in the account is dated July 17, 1887, but it appears to be an account management entry.


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IN THE HOUSE | Question on Canada's housing affordability crisis
Context : Question
Mr. Peter Julian (New Westminster—Burnaby, NDP): Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Prime Minister misled Parliament and all Canadians when he said in this House that he has already "helped more than one million Canadians find affordable housing". We checked the CMHC record and it says only 14,703 new units have been or are even being built. Therefore, the government gave away $14 billion in corporate tax writeoffs in the mini-budget, but has only built a few new housing units.
Why is the Prime Minister deliberately misstating the facts? When will the government find new affordable housing for Canadians?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau (Prime Minister, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, Canadians deserve housing that is safe, affordable and accessible. That is why we have made unprecedented investments in housing across this country since day one, including with our national housing strategy. We have already helped more than almost one million Canadians access homes. Our plan is for stable housing and financing now and for the next decade. We know that quality of life, better opportunities for kids, for families, for everyone relies on housing. That is why we are investing in a national housing strategy.
Mr. Peter Julian (New Westminster—Burnaby, NDP): Mr. Speaker, let us be clear. Doing routine repairs and maintenance is not finding new housing for Canadians. That answer shows appalling disrespect for Canadians in Burnaby and everywhere else who are suffering through the worst housing crisis we have ever had. Canadian families are struggling under the worst family debt crisis in our history and in all the industrialized world. Forty-six per cent of Canadians are $200 away from financial insolvency in any given month.
Why does the government not build affordable housing? Why does the Prime Minister not start to care as much about Canadians as he does about Bay Street billionaires?
Right Hon. Justin Trudeau (Prime Minister, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, I would suggest that the NDP be careful about maligning the idea of repairing or refurbishing existing housing stocks. Far too many Canadians live in housing that is unacceptable and the investments we have made that have helped rebuild, refurbish, renovate, improve housing for Canadians right across this country is making a real difference. That is part of the money we are flowing to communities and to Canadians to make sure they have safe and affordable places to live. Yes, there is much more work to do, but we are doing it with unprecedented investments in housing.


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João Maldonado ou Juan Maldonado (Juan Maldonato, Maldonatus) (Casas de Reina, Llerena, 1533 – Roma, 5 de janeiro de 1583) foi um jesuíta espanhol, teólogo e exegeta do período da reforma católica.

Obras

"Commentarii in quatuor Evangelistas", early editions: Pont-a-Mousson, 2 vols., folio 1596-97 (Lyons, 1598, 1607, 1615); (Mainz, 1602, 1604); (Paris, 1617, 1621); (Brescia, 2 vols., 4o, 1598), (Venice 1606); modern editions: (Mainz, 5 vols., 8o, 1840; 2 vols., 1853–63; id., 1874); (Barcelona 10 vols., 1881–82); "Commentary on St. Matthew" in Migne, "Curs Script."
"Disputationum ac controversiarum decisarum et circa septem Ecclesiae Romanae Sacramenta" (2 vols., Lyons, 1614).
"De Caeremoniis Tractatus", I -CCX, in Vol. III of Zaccaria's "Biblioth. ritual." Simon gives extracts in "Lettres choisies."

Apócrifos
"Traicté des anges et demons", a translation of some of Maldonado's expositions collected by one of his pupils
"Summula R. P. Maldonati", a compilation made by Martin Codognat, placed on the Index, 16 December 1605.

Manuscritos exegéticos e teológicos, atribuídos a Maldonado são preservados  em várias bibliotecas da França (especialmente a Nacional), Suíça, Itália e Espanha; muitas delas cópias feitas pelos seus alunos.

Bibliografia
Prat, Maldonat et l'Universite de Paris au XVIe siecle (Paris, 1856)
Salygni, La Vie du P. Jean Maldonat in Apend aux Memoires du Pere Broet (Le Puy, 1885)
Nieremberg, Honor del Gran Patriarca S. Ignacio de Loyola (Madrid, 1649), 453-55
Hyver, Maldonat et les commencements de l'Universite de Pont-a-Mousson (Nancy, 1873)
Alcazar, Chrono-Historia de la Compania de Jesus en la Provincia de Toledo, II (Madrid, 1710), 42- 45
Barrantes, Aparato Bibliografico para la Historia de Extramadura (Madrid, 1875), 46O-468
Astrain, Historia de la Compania de Jesus en la Asistencia de Espana, II (Madrid, 1905), iv-xi
Fouqueray, Histoire de la Compagnie de Jesus en France, I (Paris, 1910), 572 etc.
Hugo von Hurter, Nomenclator literarius (Innsbruck, 1892),1-89
Sommervogel, Bibliothèque de la Companie de Jesus, V (Paris, 1894), col. 403-412; IX, col. 631
Diaz y Perez, Diccionario de Extremenos Ilustres, II (Madrid, 1884), 6.

Ligações externas
Biografia em New Advent

Vide também
Reforma Católica
Universidade de Salamanca

Jesuítas da Espanha
Teólogos católicos
Teólogos da Espanha

Padres católicos da Espanha

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Contracts, Daily News, E-Commerce, m-pesa, Mobile Payments, Mobile Wallet, mpesa, walmart - July 13, 2015
Walmart India in deal with M-Pesa
Vodafone India has formed a strategic partnership with Walmart India that will enable business members of Walmart-owned Best Price wholesale stores to make payments using the M-Pesa mobile wallet services.
The partnership will enable business members of six Best Price modern wholesale stores,
owned and operated by Walmart India, to make payments using Vodafone's M-Pesa mobile wallet service from their cellphones anywhere, anytime.
As part of the partnership, Vodafone M-Pesa will enable safe, secure and convenient transactions, making it easier for all members in Lucknow, Amravati, Aurangabad, Hyderabad, Rajahmundry, Vijayawada and Guntur to make faster payments and also help Walmart ensure timely delivery of goods.
Under this arrangement, when a Best Price store member based in any of these cities places an order with Walmart India, a Vodafone M-Pesa agent will reach out to him and enable cash-in into his M-Pesa account. This will allow the member to make payments from his cellphone for goods ordered from Walmart's Best Price Cash & Carry store. After receiving a confirmation message, Walmart India will immediately dispatch goods to the member.
Vodafone India's business head, M-Pesa Suresh Sethi said the company is "confident this association would go a long way in simplifying the payments process for Walmart India from the members, especially resellers based in secondary markets."
Rajneesh Kumar, VP and Head (Corporate Affairs) at Walmart India said the partnership "would benefit our members, especially kiranas/resellers, due to the convenience of payment along with efficient delivery of quality products at their doorstep."
This first-of-its-kind partnership with Walmart India, gives all its members, including small businesses such as kiranas and resellers, the benefit of sending money through their mobiles instantly and securely and run their customer facing businesses more efficiently and in hassle-free manner, Vodafone India said in a statement issued Wednesday.
With a pan-India distribution of over 90,000 agents and more than 3 million customers, Vodafone M-Pesa is the largest banking correspondent in the country and is playing a vital role in enabling financial inclusion and m-commerce.
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EHPRG
The European High Pressure Research Group
EHPRG Committee Members
Since the EHPRG Meeting in Prague, 2006:
R. Winter, University of Dortmund, Germany, Chairman
G. G. N. Angilella, University of Catania, Italy, Secretary
K. V. Kamenev, The University of Edinburgh, UK, Treasurer
R. Ahuja, Uppsala University, Sweden
J. A. Alonso, Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales, Madrid, Spain
R. B�hler, Max-Planck Institut f�r Chemie, Mainz, Germany
D. Dunstan, Queen Mary University, London, UK
M. Gauthier, Universit� Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France
I. Goncharenko, Lab. L�on Brillouin, CEA-CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France
M. Houska, Food Research Institute, Prague, Czech Republic
G. I. Kanel, Institute for Chemical Physics Research, Moscow, Russia
A. Katrusiak, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland
G. A. Kourouklis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
G. Laurenczy, Universit� de Lausanne, Switzerland
R. Pucci, Universit� di Catania, Italy
A. Segura, University of Valencia, Spain
K. Syassen, Max-Planck-Institute, Stuttgart, Germany
B. Tauscher, BFEL, Karlsruhe, Germany
R. Vogel, Technische Universität München, Germany
Ex-officio members:
W. J. Nellis, Harvard University, USA, President of the AIRAPT
E. P. O'Reilly, Tyndall National Institute (NMRC), Cork, Ireland, Chairman of the Condensed Matter Division of the European Physical Society
Messages directed to the EHPRG Committee should be addressed to the Chairman or to the Secretary.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using SFML.Window;

namespace CookieLib.Utils
{
    public static class FloatMath
    {
        private const int LookupSize = 1024*16; //has to be power of 2
		private static readonly float[] getSin, getCos;

        static FloatMath()
        {
            getSin = new float[LookupSize];
            getCos = new float[LookupSize];

            for (var i = 0; i < LookupSize; i++)
            {
                getSin[i] = (float)Math.Sin(i * Math.PI / LookupSize * 2);
                getCos[i] = (float)Math.Cos(i * Math.PI / LookupSize * 2);
            }

            var max = 0f;
            for (int i = 1; i < LookupSize; i++)
            {
                var er = Math.Abs(getSin[i] - getSin[i - 1]);
                if (er > max) max = er;
            }
            Console.WriteLine("Max fast sin error is: " + max / 2);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Fast innacurate sinus
        /// </summary>
        public static float Sin(float degrees)
        {
            var rot = GetIndex(degrees);
            return getSin[rot];
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Fast innacurate cosinus
        /// </summary>
        public static float Cos(float degrees)
        {
            var rot = GetIndex(degrees);
            return getCos[rot];
        }

        static int GetIndex(float degrees)
        {
            return (int)(degrees * (LookupSize / 360f) + 0.5f) & (LookupSize - 1);
        }
        public static void SinCos(float degrees, out float sin, out float cos)
        {
            var rot = GetIndex(degrees);

            sin = getSin[rot];
            cos = getCos[rot];

            //sin = get[rot*2];
            //cos = get[rot*2+1];
        }

        public const float Pi = (float) Math.PI;
        public const float TwoPi = Pi * 2;

        public static float Normalize(float radians)
        {
            return radians - TwoPi * (int)((radians+Pi) / TwoPi);
        }

        public static float ToDegrees(float radians)
        {
            return radians/Pi*180;
        }
        public static float ToRadians(float degrees)
        {
            return degrees/180*Pi;
        }
    }
}

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