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Great for large rooms, the GREENCO2 Certified Air Purifier is the best choice for reducing airborne allergens. In fact, surveys show that more doctors recommend Greenco2 Certified air purifiers to their patients than any other brand. It offers outstanding air cleaning performance with a long-life HEPA filter. The True HEPA filter removes 99.97 Percent of common airborne pollutants as small as 0.3 microns from the air passing through it such as dust, pollen, tobacco smoke, mold spores and cat dander. In addition, it also helps reduce airborne viruses and bacteria.
It is most effective for large size rooms up to 374 sq. ft.
Containing a patented glass-fiber HEPA material, that is highly effective in removing airborne particles, viruses, & bacteria without the use of chemicals or other treatments. It also includes an activated carbon filter to help remove larger airborne particles and reduce common household odors. The patented 360 degree air intake discharge maximizes efficiency by circulating and filtering the air up to 5 times an hour!The long-life HEPA filter is easy to clean - simply vacuum about twice a year (depending upon use). The Intelli-Check electronic filter indicator reminds you when to clean the HEPA filter and when to replace the carbon pre-filter. Order yours.


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Preparations for the day have begun in full swing. Celebrations will be held at Delhi's Rajpath, and they are supposed to surpass Republic day celebrations. The entire area will be blocked till Sunday, June 21. At least 37000 people are expected to perform yoga and participate in the celebrations at Rajpath. Some of our famous yoga cats are also expected and they have begun their preparation. Check them out in action !!
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Privacy policy
Browsing the website, 'www.innuo.com', (the "Website") means that the User accepts all of the terms and conditions included on this page, which shall have the same validity and effects as any agreement entered into in writing and signed. We recommend that you read all of the terms in details every time that you want to access this website. If you do not agree with the terms and conditions expressed, do not access, browse or use this website.
1. Information regarding the Owner of the Website:
Owner: INNUO, S.L. (hereinafter referred to as the "Company")
Tax ID Code (CIF): B-63013437
Address: Passeig de Gràcia 101, 4º 2ª, Barcelona
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
2. Website Content
These General Terms and Conditions for Access (the "Access Conditions") regulate access for any person that accesses, browses, uses or participates on the pages that make up the Website, as well as the content and services included therein (the "User").
The Company reserves the right to make any modifications and updates to the Website content, the configuration, availability and presentation thereof as well as these General Terms and Conditions for Access, at any time without any need for prior notice.
If the User does not accept these General Terms and Conditions for Access or, where applicable, the special terms and conditions that regulate the use of a specific service and/or content aimed at the Website Users set by such Company, the User must abstain from accessing the Website.
The Company may establish special conditions for the use of specific content and services which the User must be aware of and accept before using them, in accordance with the terms and conditions expressed therein.
3. Website Access
The User accesses the Website at his/her own liability. The content and services are exclusively aimed at broadcasting information regarding the business carried out by the Company.
The User can access the content and services available as such free of charge and without prior authorisation, notwithstanding the technical conditions or the need to previously register for certain services and content, as stipulated by the special terms and conditions for such services.
The User undertakes to adequately, correctly and legally use the content and services on the Website. The following is strictly prohibited: illegal or illicit activities and those that go against good faith and public order; in general all behaviour that impinges, misleads or goes against human dignity and the principle of not discriminating on grounds of race, sex, religion, opinion, nationality or any other personal or social circumstances; actions that go against public health and that of consumers and users and the protection of children and minors. Similarly, it is prohibited to engage in any activity aimed impersonating any person or institution and to tamper with, breach, alter or disconnect the system, servers, network or content, as well as to breach any connection requirement.
The User must only use the services and content for personal purposes and it is prohibited to use them to promote, sell, contract, spread publicity or information, either one's own or that of third parties, notwithstanding the provisions of the special terms and conditions that, where applicable, regulate the use of a specific service and/or content.
The User must abstain from using any kind of computer virus, code, software, programme or computer or telecommunications device that could damage or alter the content, programmes or systems accessible through the services and content provided on the Website or information systems, files and devices of the users thereof without authorisation or the unauthorised access of any content and/or services on the Website.
The Company reserves the right to ban the User from the services without prior warning and to pursue any measures it deems necessary at any time, in order avoid the aforementioned behaviour and activity.
4. Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights
The Website is governed by Spanish Law on intellectual and industrial property rights. Under no circumstances can it be deemed that accessing, browsing and using the Website and/or purchasing the products and services offered thereon implies a waiver, transfer, licence or grant, in whole or in part, of such rights by the Company in favour of the User.
The references to names, brands, trademarks, logos and other distinctive markings, either owned by the Company or third-party companies, implicitly mean that it is prohibited to use them without the permission of the Company or the legitimate owners. At no time, unless with express statements, does accessing and using the Website and/or its contents and/or services grant the User any right to the brands, logos and/or distinctive markings included thereon and protected by Law.
All rights to Intellectual and Industrial Property over the contents and/or services are reserved and it is specifically prohibited to modify, copy, reproduce, publish, including the "making available" right, transform or distribute in any way, all or part of the contents and/or services included on the Website, for public or commercial purposes, if no prior authorisation has been granted expressly and in writing by the Company or, where applicable, by the holders of the corresponding rights.
The person, people or legal entities that breach the Company's intellectual or industrial property rights shall be held accountable before the Competent Courts.
The Website includes content that has been created for merely informative or outreach purposes that might not reflect the current state of the art or that refer to general situations that, due to their content, cannot ever be applied by the User in specific cases. The opinions contained therein do not necessarily reflect the perspective of the Company. The content of the articles published on the Website cannot, under any circumstances, be deemed to be specialist or personalised advice. The User must not act based on the information included on this Website without previously seeking relevant advice from the Company.
5. Privacy and Personal Data Protection Policy
This Privacy and Data Protection Policy is an integral part of the Disclaimer for the Website.
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (GDPR), as well as the implementation provisions, the Company hereby informs Users that their data will be included in its databases, in accordance with the information below:
5.1 Data of the file controller and the contact information for the Head of Security
- Identity: INNUO, S.L.
- Telephone: +34933428950
- Contact Details for the Head of Security: firstname.lastname@example.com
5.2 Purposes of Data Processing
The data the Company stores on you are: your name, address, telephone number, email address.
The Company shall process the information that it holds on the data subject for the following purposes:
- Managing any type of request, suggestion or petition regarding our professional services sent by data subjects.
- Internal research and development on the products and services we offer.
- Marketing communications, which involves the processing of data in order to inform you about activities, articles o interest and general information about our services via email address.
Data subjects can unsubscribe from such communications by writing to the following email address: email@example.com.
- Managing data provided by candidates for a job through a Curriculum Vitae (CV) sent in for a selection and recruitment process.
- Similarly, it is possible that we have to use and retain personal data for legal and compliance reasons.
- It is also possible that we might use your personal data to comply with the requirements of an internal or external audit or in any way that we deem necessary or adequate: (a) by virtue of the applicable legislation (b) to respond to requests from courts, security bodies, regulatory bodies and other public and government authorities (c) for compliance with our terms and conditions and (d) to protect our rights, privacy, security and property and that of other people.
The Company will process the data and information provided in the selection process with utmost confidentiality, for such purpose adopting the technical and organisational means necessary to avoid loss, misuse and/or unauthorised access.
5.3 Legitimation
We process personal data in compliance with the law and with transparency and equity. Data processing is carried out:
- For the performance of agreements entered into with the Company since processing is necessary for compliance with our obligations to you.
- With your consent.
- To fulfil a legitimate interest pursued by the Company's institutions.
- In compliance with the Law.
5.4 Data Flow
Processors: the Company may grant access to certain personal data when it deems necessary in order to provide services and to improve them. When we share personal data, we do this in accordance with privacy and data security requirements.
- Companies in the Group: We share personal data between the companies that belong to the Group to provide and improve the services that you have contracted with us.
Data Transfer: We do not transfer data to third party, notwithstanding any legal provisions. If it is necessary for the correct provision of services that Users have contracted, access to and/or processing of the personal data under the responsibility of the User shall not be considered a data transfer.
5.5 Source
Source: the Company collates your personal information from the following sources.
- Information that the data subject provides to us directly when requesting information, contracting or using our services or when requesting support from customer services.
- Furthermore, it is also possible that we obtain information from third parties that we deem is publicly available or in a commercial database to be able to offer you services that we deem might be of interest to you, to improve the precision of the data and improve our products and services.
5.6 Rights
Rights to Access, Rectification and Erasure: Data subjects have the right to obtain confirmation regarding whether the Company is processing personal data concerning them or not. Data subjects have the right to access their personal data as well as to request the rectification of any incorrect data or, where applicable, request for them to be erased when, among other motives, the data is not necessary for the purposes for which it was collected.
Right to Rejection or Objection: In certain circumstances, the data subjects can request to restrict the processing of their data and, where applicable, we will only store it for defence against any claims. In certain situations and due reasons related to their personal situation, data subjects can oppose the processing of their data. The Company will stop processing data, unless it is for imperative legitimate reasons, or for defence against any possible claims.
Data Portability Right: Data Subjects have the right to request data portability, allowing for their data to be directly transferred to an institution or business, as long as this is technically possible.
Such right can be exercised with the Company by any means of communications sent to the address listed in Section 2 of this Disclaimer, attaching a photocopy of the National ID Card of the owner of the data or to the email address: email@example.com.
5.7 Updates and Modifications
The Company reserves the right to modify and/or update the information about data protection whenever necessary for correct compliance with the Data Protection Regulation. Should there be any modifications, the new text will be published on this page where you will have access to the current policy. In any case, the relationship with users shall be governed by the rules stipulated at the precise moment when they access the Website.
5.8 Communications and Support Channel
Data Subjects can report any doubt regarding personal data processing or the interpretation of our policy using the following address: email@example.com.
In accordance with the provisions of the Information Society Services and e-Commerce Act 34/2002 of 11 July, you can withdraw your consent granted to receive marketing or promotional communications via email or other means of equivalent digital communications from INNUO, S.L. by sending an email with the subject "E-MAIL UNSUBSCRIBING", to the following email address: firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Company has an active profile on the main online social media outlets (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and Google+). The processing that the Company carries out with the data of its followers shall always be that which the social network permits for corporate profiles. The Company can therefore inform its followers by any means that the social network permits regarding activities, conferences and offers, as well providing personalised customer service. Under no circumstances shall the Company extract data from social media, unless this is obtained on a one-off basis and with the consent of the User for such purpose.
6. Cookie Use
In accordance with the provisions in Article 22.2 of the Information Society Services and e-Commerce Act 34/2002 of 11 June (LSSI-CE), INNUO, S.L. hereby informs you of the data collection and cookie processing policy.
What are cookies?
Cookies are files that can be downloaded on to your device through the pages of the Website.
They are tools that play a special role in the provisions of various information society services. Among other things, they allow for a website to store and retrieve information regarding a User's browsing habits or his/her device and, depending on the information obtained, they can be used to identify the User and improve the service offered.
What types of cookies are there?
According to the purposes for which the data obtained from the cookies are processed, we can differentiate between:
– Technical Cookies: These allow for the User to browse through a website, platform or application and to use the different options and services there are, for example, to control the traffic and communication of data, to identify the session, to access restricted areas, to store elements that make up part of an order, to complete a purchase, request to sign up to or participate in an event, to use security elements when browsing, storing content to broadcast videos or sound, or to share content on social media.
– Settings Cookies: These cookies allow the User to access the services general predefined features according to a series of criteria on the User's device, such as language, type of browser used to access the services, regional setting for where the service is accessed, etc.
– Analytical Cookies: These are cookies that allow for the owner thereof to monitor and analyse the behaviour of users on the websites to which they are connected. The information collected through this type of cookie is used to measure activity on websites, applications or platforms and to create browsing profiles for the users of such websites, applications and platforms, in order to add improvements based on usage data analysis from the users of the service.
What type of Cookies does this Website use?
This Website uses the following types of cookies:
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Own Cookies
Session Cookies
Facebook: reg_ext_ref, jsreg_fb_ref, jsreg_fb_gate
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How are cookie settings changed?
The User can restrict, block or delete cookies form the Website or any other webpage through his/her browser. The way to do this is different for each browser, we will show the information for the most common browsers:
Internet Explorer: windows.microsoft.com/es-xl/internet-explorer/delete-manage-cookies#ie="ie-10″
FireFox: support.mozilla.org/es/kb/Borrar%20cookies
Chrome: support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl="es"
Safari: www.apple.com/es/privacy/use-of-cookies/
Warning regarding deleting cookies
If you reject cookies, you can continue using the Website; however, this may limit the use of some of the functions or hinder the good functioning of the Website and the User will need to log in for all of the services that require registration or log-in.
7. Communications through the Website
If the User sends information of any kind to the Company through the Website, via the channels made available for such purpose on the Website itself, the User states, guarantees and accepts that he/she has the right to do so freely and that such information does not breach any intellectual property rights, trademark, patent, trade secret or any other third-party rights, that such information is not confidential and that such information is not damaging for third parties.
The User accepts liability and holds the Company free from harm for any communication it personally supplies in its name or in representation of third parties, expanding such liability without any restrictions whatsoever for the correctness, legality, originality, source and ownership thereof.
8. Links to other webpages
Any links, hypertext, deep linking, framing or any other type of virtual connection by telecommunications networks from any website or URL ("Links") to the Website, must be authorised by the Company.
If the User finds Links to other webpages managed by third parties on the Website, the Company states that it does not have the staff or technical resources to control, check or approve the content, information or services provided thereon. Therefore, the Company cannot undertake any kind of liability for any aspect related to the webpage that could be established on a link from the Website. The existence of link(s) to third-party website(s) does not mean that there is any collaboration or dependency relationship between the Company and the owner of the third-party website.
The existence of external links on the Website does not mean that the Company recommends the contents on the destination pages.
If the User effectively knows that a third-party webpage to which one of the links leads carries out illegal activities, he/she must immediately report this to the Company so that it may delete the link that leads thereto.
9. Links on other pages that lead to the Website
If any User, institution or webpages wish to establish any kind of link to the Website, these must be done in accordance with the following provisions:
The link must be absolute and complete; in other words, it must lead the User to the Website's own URL by clicking and must cover the entirety of the screen of the access page to the Website. Unless the Company provides express written authorisation, under no circumstances can the website making the link reproduce, by any means, the Website or include it as part of its own website or one of its frames or create a browser on any of the pages of the Website.
On the page on which the link is established, it cannot be stated in any way that the Company has authorised the link unless the Company has expressly done so in writing. If the institution that creates the link from its webpage to the Website correctly wishes to include the brand, company name, trade name, sign, logo, slogan or any other identifying element of the Company and/or the Website, it must have prior express written authorisation.
The Company does not authorise the creation of any link to the Website from any webpages that contain illegal, illicit, unpleasant or obscene information or content or those that go against the law, morality, public order or generally accepted social standards.
The Company is not able to do nor does it have the staff or the technical resources to know, control or approve all of the information, content, products or services provided through other third-party webpages or websites that link to the Websites. The Company does accept any liability for any aspect related to the third-party website or webpage that links to the Website, specifically including, with no limitations, regarding functions, access, data, information, files, quality, reliability of its products and services, its own links and/or any other content in general.
10. Liabilities and Guarantees
The Company does not guarantee the reliability, usefulness or veracity of the services and information provided through the Website or the usefulness or veracity of the documents on the events that can be acquired through the Website, drawn up by professionals from wide range of sectors.
Therefore, the Company does not guarantee or accept liability for:
- The continuity of the contents on the Website.
- The lack of errors in such contents or products.
- The lack or viruses and/or other harmful components on the Website or the server that supplies it.
- The invulnerability of the Website of the security measures adopted thereon.
- The lack of usefulness or performance of the content and products on the Website.
- Damage that a person breaching the conditions, rules and instructions that the Company establishes on the Website may cause to himself/herself or a third party or through a breach in the Website security systems.
The Company accepts no liability for failures, errors or direct or indirect damage that may be caused to the User's IT system (hardware and software) or the files or documents stored thereon, that may be caused as a result of:
- The capacity or quality of his/her IT system or presence of a virus on the user's computer that have been used to connect to the services and contents on the Website.
- His/her connection or internet access.
- The poor functioning of his/her browser or by the user's use of software that is not up-to-date or is not obtained with the relevant licence for the User.
However, the Company states that is has adopted all of the necessary measures within its means and the state of the art to ensure that the Website functions and to avoid the existence and transmission of viruses and any other harmful content to users.
If the User becomes aware of any illicit or illegal content or any that could be a breach of intellectual and/or industrial property rights, he/she must inform the Company thereof immediately so that the latter can adopt the necessary measures.
11. Duration and Modification
The terms and conditions stipulated herein may be subject to total or partial modifications without any prior warning from the Company. Therefore, the valid term thereof is the same as the time for which they are published on the Website. Any partial or total modification shall be published in the same way that the current General Terms and Conditions have been published; therefore, before accessing, browsing or using the Website, the User must read the General Terms and Conditions for Access published at such time.
The Company may terminate, suspend or interrupt access to the content on the website at any time with no prior warning and the User cannot file for compensation of any kind because of this.
12. Miscellaneous
If any or many of the provisions in these General Terms and Conditions should become illegal, null and void or ineffective due to a Court or another administrative body, the validity, effectiveness and legality of the remaining provisions of the General Terms and Conditions for Access shall not be affected, except for if the party claiming that they are null and void or may be rendered so can prove that without the clause that ends up null and void or that may be rendered so, the purposes of these terms and conditions cannot be complied with.
Visitors to the Website and any other person or business that uses or contracts any product or service provided thereon, with express waiver of any other jurisdiction that may be applicable thereto, except for in cases where this is not legally accepted, undertake to submit any dispute that may arise regarding the interpretation, application and compliance with these terms and conditions and any claims that may come about due to the use of this website to the jurisdiction of the Courts of the city where the Company has its headquarters.
13. Contact Details
The Company is happy to receive any comments regarding these General Terms and Conditions for Access. Should you feel that the Company is not adhering to this statement, please contact us by writing to the Company's address or sending an email to email@example.com. We will do our utmost, as far as commercially possible, to determine and solve this problem quickly.


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It's great to see two of boxing's biggest legends, along with a host of others, come together and explain the good and bad of the boxing world.
Boxing has the reputation of a high money, exploitation industry, besides the dangers of the sport in and of itself. I'm looking forward to finding out just how true all that is. The film opens March 13th.
How to take punches and make money without really dying.


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The Scottish Government has set some of the world's most ambitious carbon emissions reduction targets, backed by tough environmental regulation – to have 100% of generation from renewable sources by 2020.The 2020 Climate Group was formed in 2009 by leaders in business, the public sector and academia, promoting action to make these targets more achievable. The 2020 Climate Group has created working 'sub-groups' focusing on critical enablers, such as built environment, transport, public and business engagement, finance.
Policy and finance are important factors in developing the capability needed to ensure the carbon emissions reduction targets can be achieved. From early discussions it was clear that the group's work would be enhanced by also taking steps to help create supply chain opportunities for Scottish businesses (both domestically and internationally) to be part of this developing industry.
Building on expertise in supply chain development, optimisation, manufacturing cost reduction and technology development, we developed and facilitated a group focused on how Scotland can create the supply chains needed to improve confidence amongst investors and reduce the barriers to investment in low carbon projects and green business.
This group was convened for the first time in February 2011 uniting key industry players spanning the domestic supply chain. Core supply chain group members include Scottish and Southern Energy, Scottish Enterprise, Highlands & Islands Enterprise, Scottish Government, Scottish Power Renewables, Scottish Renewables, Bibby Offshore Limited, Aquamarine Power, BiFab, Pelamis Wave Power, Babcock Marine, Clyde Blowers, Weir Group, Forth Ports and Gamesa.
PA has helped the group create supply chain development plans for the offshore wind and marine sectors. These bring a level of clarity at a 'system' level to what would need to be put in place and when for establishing cohesive supply chains for these two sectors.
We were designing and facilitating engaging workshops, brokering collaboration opportunities within and beyond group member organisations, broadening the discussion (by establishing a LinkedIn® group, for example), designing and contributing to the development plans and the design and delivery of significant content for the Scottish Low Carbon Investment Conference, as well as periodic updates back to the 2020 Climate Group and Finance sub-group.
Not only has PA demonstrated real collaboration and brought others together in this spirit, we have developed understanding of the supply chain challenges in Scotland and brought this critical topic to the centre of the developing renewables industry. We have produced development plans which are informed by the industry and bring a level of clarity not otherwise available which will help to improve confidence that Scotland has a route to creating a renewables industry with lasting impact.
"The work you have done to increase the understanding of supply chain issues and in producing the development plans raises the quality of the debate on this topic – I'm very impressed." - Martin Valenti, 2020 Climate Group Project Manager
Please contact us now so that we can incorporate your views into the renewable energy supply chain action plan for Scotland.


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KA-BAR Dog's Head Series of Pocketknives
Isn't it great that you can still get an American pocketknife built the old way? Ka-Bar Knives offers this series of classic folding pocket knives. Any one of this Dog's Head series is a pocketknife like your granddaddy carried. Made entirely in America with American materials, these are folding knives that you can pass down through generations, but they still are reasonably priced. You can see the series at www.knifecenter.com
Ka-Bar Knives offers the following description:
The finest natural materials are used to handle these traditional beauties from Ka bar Knives. Uniquely jigged bone, expertly finished Ram's Horn and rare, reclaimed American Chestnut has been buffed smooth and shiny to create masterpieces that walk the walk and talk the talk.


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(LOS ANGELES, March 3, 2015) – Seven Seas Entertainment is delighted to announce the launch of its all-new tabletop games division, Seven Seas Games. Combining its passion and expertise in the manga and anime fields with the ability to create high quality original products, Seven Seas Games will meld the anime aesthetic with strategic card and board games, introducing fans to a whole new way of experiencing their favorite titles.
From deck-building card games to strategic board games, to games incorporating miniature figures, Seven Seas Games will offer a wide variety of exciting new games based on popular anime properties, and original titles as well.
"Both manga and board games are cited as two areas of growth in the publishing industry," says Seven Seas President Jason DeAngelis, "We've decided to combine both, appealing to manga and anime fans as well as gamers in a whole new way."
Upcoming games released by Seven Seas Games will be available for purchase through a variety of retailers and distribution outlets starting in late 2015.
Seven Seas Games will announce its first game on March 4, 2015.
For more information, visit the Seven Seas Games website at:
Seven Seas Launches Tabletop Games Division
Archived forum topics for Seven Seas Entertainment's line of licensed manga and novel series and other original properties. To interact with Seven Seas directly, follow us on twitter.com/gomanga or like us on facebook.com/gomanga.
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Sounds cool, one thing I would point out is that me and a buddy got into Magic The Gathering for a while, but got fed up with having to take cards out of our decks every few months.
I would say don't obsolete older cards for any card games you make, it's really frustrating.
I would say don't obsolete older cards for any card games you make, it's really frustrating.
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Woodie station wagon 1953 Mercury Woodie station wagon--last year of real wood
- Make: Mercury
- Model: Monterey
- Type: Wagon
- Trim: wagon
- Year: 1953
- Mileage: 149,300
- Color: Green
- Engine size: V8 255 cu. in.
- Number of cylinders: 8
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Transmission: Manual
- Drive type: RWD
- Interior color: Green
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1953 Mercury Monterey
1953 Mercury Monterey Woodie 8 pssgr. station wagon. A rare survivor. Unique opportunity to have it and either drive or restore it. I have done some of both. Final year of real wood on sides and flathead engine. It is a "twenty/twenty-five footer". Solid, straight frame, body above floors, and all wood except a couple of partly warped pieces and a couple of pieces with cracks. Older re-paint of original Sherwood Green is in fair shape. Chrome on front and sides (rear bumper painted grey at some point) is decent for its age and thinness (Korean Conflict restrictions on use of nickel). Interior, especially the seats (all three) and door panels, headliner, and dash are in quite good shape. Rusted front and middle floors, rocker panels, and rear (and partial fronts) quarter panels were all covered some years ago with panels of sheet metal riveted into place and bondo. Floors going rearward from under the middle seat are in better shape and mainly original..
I have had the engine rebuilt. It starts and runs smoothly. I have also replaced starter, battery, clutch, fuel pump, rear brake drums (used) and shoes and cylinders, exhaust system (with a stainless system) windshield, most all e-brake mechanisms including front and rear cables, and some electrical wiring and connections. There are still mechanical bugs to be worked out and I have thus driven it only for short distances so far. Engine does slowly seep oil, probably out of front seal. The original Bendix overdrive and/or its manual cable mechanism and/or electric parts need work as overdrive is stuck on "in." The original Bendix TreadleVac power brake system, an early power assist system running solely on vacuum from the intake (aided by a reserve cannister underneath), operates well. The car has a current state inspection sticker. Odometer shows 49300, which I was told was actual; however, based on what I have seen, I believe that the actual mileage is 149,300. But note, there are only about 500 miles on the rebuilt engine.
Unfortunately, I no longer am able to do the work I need and want to do myself on this car, and I also no longer have the room for this large wagon. My reserve is a good deal less than the money I actually have into the car. It is one of a kind--there will never be another made with my Merc's plain grain Hard Maple harvested at Henry Ford's beloved Iron Mountain on Michigan's Upper Peninsula and with rock solid US steel!
Added condition of sale: Purchase funds--cash, bank check, or wire-- must be cleared and available in my account before I release keys and title.


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Hey, pig: Never let it be said that Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails doesn't know how to program a mean iPhone/Touch app. Their latest effort in fan outreach, which should appear this week, is basically a music, video and image browser with a number if connectors to NIN.com, the band's website. In short, it turns a band's already existed social network and fan base into a portable social army and offers all of NIN's music for streaming on the go for free.
The app also finds NIN friends nearby and then allows you to chat with other NIN fans and share images and profile information with them online.
Wired has a big fat interview video with Reznor, Rob Sheridan, and, in a special nerd cameo, Kevin Rose.
All of this came about when Reznor left his Interscope contract, allowing him to do odd things like "giving away music" and "listening to his fans." It seems he's making enough money offering free music and apps and this is just one more step in the ultimate NIN world domination.


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Youth Career Initiative
For more than 20 years YCI has been the hotel industry's leading independent employability programme helping disadvantaged young people access skills and training. YCI empowers the hotel industry to support disadvantaged young people (including survivors of human traffickig) through skills and employability training, thereby boosting local economies. During a six months programme students experience up to 15 hotel departments where they gain hands-on training and learn work and life skills in a classroom-based environment. YCI currently works with 11 international hotel groups (Marioutt, IHG and etc.) to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people in 16 countries and 26 locations across Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America and Asia Pacific. As part of its growth strategy, YCI has built partnerships with global non-profit organisations including Plan International, World Vision and SOS Children's Villages. To date, more than 4,300 young people have successfully graduated from the programme. YCI contributes to inclusive and sustainable economic growth, social inclusiveness and povety reduction, mutual understanding between the hotel's guests and the graduates of the programme.


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As RMIT Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research and Innovation, Professor Drummond has a leadership role in the development of discovery and practice-based research and in building and enhancing capability in research and innovation across the university.
Professor Drummond has a strong interest and passion for the commercialisation of research outcomes. He joined RMIT University in 2014 from CSIRO where he was Group Executive for Manufacturing, Materials and Minerals comprising 1300 researchers and research support staff. Immediately prior to this CSIRO Group Executive appointment, he was Chief of CSIRO Materials Science and Engineering (CMSE), CSIRO's largest Division. Prior to becoming a Chief, Calum was seconded from CSIRO to be the inaugural Vice President Research at CAP- XX, an Intel portfolio company. CAP-XX develops supercapacitors for consumer electronic products and the automotive sector. In 2006 CAP-XX listed on the London Stock Exchange (AIM) with a market capitalisation of US$110 million, and was designated as a Global Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum.
Calum remains an active researcher with interests in the area of advanced materials, including application to energy storage and biomedical products. He has been an author of over 200 publications.
Calum is a graduate of The University of Melbourne (BScEd, BSc Hons, PhD and DSc). He has been an Australian Research Council (ARC) Queen Elizabeth II Fellow and an ARC Federation Fellow, and is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, the Australian Institute of Company Directors, the Royal Australian Chemical Institute and the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK based).


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1 1/4 cups brown rice, rinsed in cold water
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 yellow onion or one cup green onions chopped
3 garlic cloves, minced
1 pound ground turkey or beef
2 ½ teaspoons kosher salt, more to taste
2 teaspoons coriander
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground clove
1 cup peas, frozen or fresh
2 cups spinach chopped, frozen or fresh
2 carrots, peeled and diced
1 large jalapeño pepper, seeded, chopped (optional)
Add the rice and several cups of water in a deep pot. The water should be two inches above the rice.
On high heat bring to boil, turn down the heat to medium and simmer for around fifteen minutes or until the rice is cooked through.
Place a large sauté pan on medium high heat. Add olive oil, onions and garlic. Sauté for two minutes or until the onions are translucent.
Add ground turkey to the sauté pan. Quickly break apart the meat with a spatula as it cooks all the way through, around five minutes. Add the rest of the ingredients, stir until ingredients, especially the spices are mixed well. Cover pan with a lid and cook on medium heat for around 10 minutes.
Drain the rice in a colander and let it sit until all the water drips out of the colander. Add the rice to the sauté pan.
Mix until the rice turns a light green color from the spinach and meat sauce.
Cover the sauté pan with aluminum foil folding the edges to make it airtight. Place the lid on the foiled pot, reduce the heat to low and cook for another fifteen minutes.
Serve with a side of salad or steamed vegetable.
Serves 4-6
By Humaira
Do you want to know the dirty secret of Afghan diaspora?
Our elders are addicted to Afghan television.
Yup! Twenty-four hours of non-stop, addictive, live television programming streamed from Afghanistan into living rooms of millions of Afghans that fled Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion in the 80's. Our old and immobile waste their days away by watching what the young generation considers junk. Despite living outside Afghanistan for over thirty years, the elders have not found cultural roots in their adopted homes such as Los Angeles, Virginia, Sydney, and Frankfurt. Their community speaks their language and lives in a rectangular box.
Every time I call my mom or aunt, I compete with shrieks of soap opera actresses speaking in high-pitched Dari in the background. Talking to Jeja, my mom, during her favorite show is like talking to my fifteen year old—lots of gaps filled with silence and a "what" or "aha".
Recently I spent a week with Jeja at her home in Los Angeles. We bonded by breathing the same air while sitting side by side in-front of her big screen TV watching Afghan talk shows, comedy shows, and even Turkish and Korean soap operas (yes, they're dubbed in Dari). During meals, Jeja discussed the latest news and the clever plotting of the Turkish soap operas.
As Jeja felt pride in her media savvy-ness I on the other hand struggled a little with the formal Dari and at times asked her for clarification. After all these years, when I translated for Jeja at stores, at doctor's appointments or at banks, the table is finally turned.
Thankfully there was one show I fully got, Pokht-o-Paz, a cooking show. Aside from improving my formal Dari, I was thrilled to get a recipe out of this experience, even if it was from a show and not from Jeja.
Chef Habib Khashae of Pokht-o-Paz made Istanbuli Palau, a dish I hadn't eaten before. It turns out that many countries in the Middle World have a version of Istanbuli Palau/Polo. I'm sharing the Afghan version.
This rice pilaf has ground meat, carrots, peas, spinach and flavorful spices. I modified the recipe by using brown rice instead of white and I used ground turkey instead of ground beef. Istanbuli Palau a quick and easy dish you can serve with a side of salad or maybe steamed broccoli on weeknights. The kids loved it and left overs were great the next day.


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A model Swedish family-handsome businessman Tomas, his willowy wife Ebba, and their two blond children- embark on a skiing holiday in the French Alps. The sun is shining and the slopes are spectacular but during a lunch at a mountainside restaurant an avalanche suddenly bears down on the happy diners. With people fleeing in all directions and his wife and children in state of panic, Tomas makes a decision that will shake his marriage to its core and leave him struggling to reclaim his role as family patriarch.
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Thirty-three diocesan and religious-order priests are celebrating significant milestones of their ordinations this year.
(Information about six additional Oblate jubilarians previously appeared in the May 15, 2015 issue of The Dialog.)
70 years
Oblates of St. Francis de Sales Father John J. Dennis, 96, is retired and lives in Childs, Md. He taught at Oblate high schools in Philadelphia, Allentown, Center Valley, Pa., and New York. He was the principal of Father Judge High School in Philadelphia from 1978-86.
60 years
Father Frederick A. Kochan, 85, retired in 2000 after serving in several parishes in the Diocese of Wilmington. The Elizabeth, N.J., native was pastor of Holy Spirit, New Castle, from 1985-97, and was associate pastor of St. Helena, St. John the Beloved and St. Hedwig, all in Wilmington, and at Holy Spirit. He was ordained a Franciscan priest and worked in missions in Mississippi for 18 years. Father Kochan was incardinated into the Diocese of Wilmington in 1977.
55 years
Oblate Father James P. Byrne, 82, retired in 2012 after 50 years in active ministry, primarily in education and parish work. In the Diocese of Wilmington, he taught at Salesianum School, and he also was director of Casa de Sales and worked in migrant ministry in the diocese during the 1960s. He spent a total of 19 years at Salesianum on three different occasions. Father Byrne also worked in missions and at parishes in North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
Oblate Father Hugh E. Duffy, 84, was ordained at St. Anthony of Padua Church in Wilmington by Bishop Michael Hyle of Wilmington. He is retired and lives in Childs, Md. He ministered in the Diocese of Wilmington at the Oblate novitiate in Childs from 1962-74 and also served as a teacher.
Msgr. Joseph F. Rebman, who turns 80 on Dec. 6, has been pastor of St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville since 1999. Msgr. Rebman has been an associate pastor at Immaculate Conception, Elkton, Md.; St. Mary of the Assumption, Ho-ckessin; Holy Child, Wilmington; and St. Joseph on the Brandywine. He has served in the diocesan Tribunal and has been master of ceremonies, chancellor and vicar general. Msgr. Rebman, who received that title in 1975, has been a member of the Priests' Council, pastoral council, college of consultors, mission office, liturgical commission, real estate committee and director of Catholic Cemeteries. He also was the administrator of two parishes and of the diocese.
50 years
Father Thomas F. Gardocki, 75, is a native of Wyandotte, Mich., and was pastor of St. Hedwig, Wilmington, and Corpus Christi, Elsmere, where he oversaw construction of the present church. He was associate pastor of St. John the Baptist-Holy Angels, Newark, and St. Hedwig. Father Gardocki was the longtime dean of the city deanery and served on the diocesan building committee. He retired in 1995 and lives in north Wilmington.
Father Thomas E. Hanley, 76, is a Wilmington native and was pastor of Holy Cross, Dover, and St. Paul, Wilmington; administrator of St. Patrick's, Wilmington; and associate pastor of St. Paul and St. Francis de Sales, Salisbury, Md. He has headed Catholic Charities, worked in Hispanic ministry, served as diocesan director of planning and as spiritual director and liaison with the Cursillo movement. Father Hanley was diocesan director for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development and for Disaster Relief and diocesan coordinator for the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice. He went on medical leave of absence in 2002 and lives in Dover.
Father John M. Hynes has ministered at St. Catherine of Siena in Wilmington since 1992, becoming pastor in 1996. He also has been pastor of Holy Rosary, Claymont, and Resurrection, Wilmington. Father Hynes, who turns 76 next month, has been associate pastor at Ss. Peter and Paul, Easton, Md., St. John the Baptist-Holy Angels, Newark, and St. Mary Magdalen, Wilmington. He has been involved in Hispanic ministry and with the diocesan partnership with the Diocese of San Marcos, Guatemala, and was director of the Cursillo movement. Father Hynes grew up in St. Helena's Parish.
Oblate Father Eugene L. Kelly, 79, is retired and lives in Childs, Md. He was ordained at St. Anthony of Padua Church by Bishop Michael Hyle and taught for 43 years at schools in Philadelphia.
Msgr. Ralph L. Martin, 83, served as pastor of St. Polycarp, Smyrna, and St. Catherine of Siena, Wilmington. A native of Connellsville, Pa., he was associate pastor at St. Thomas the Apostle, Resurrection and St. Matthew's, all in Wilmington, and Good Shepherd, Perryville, Md. In 2001 he was named director of seminarians for the diocese, a post he held until 2007. He also served on the Priest Personnel Committee and the board of directors of St. Thomas More Academy. He taught at St. Mark's High School. He was elevated to monsignor in 2005. He is retired and lives in Newark.
45 years
Bishop W. Francis Malooly, 71, was born in Baltimore and ordained a priest of that archdiocese in 1970. He served as an associate pastor at two parishes before taking over as administrator of the Monsignor O'Dwyer Retreat House from 1981-84. In archdiocesan administration, Bishop Malooly was the director of clergy personnel, chancellor and vicar general. He was named a monsignor in 1990 and ordained an auxiliary bishop in 2001. He was appointed bishop of the Diocese of Wilmington in July 2008 and was installed that September.
Norbertine Father Joseph McLaughlin, 72, is director of mission and heritage at Archmere Academy, Claymont, where he has been stationed for almost all of his priestly life. Father McLaughlin taught at Archmere from 1970-83, when he was appointed headmaster, a position he held until 1996. In 2001, he returned to the school as chaplain, then assumed the headmaster position in 2006, remaining in that post until 2010. He has also worked in congregational ministry.
Father Michael B. Roark, 73, a native of Darby, Pa., retired last year after serving as pastor of Immaculate Conception, Marydel, Md., where he had served since 2007. He also served as pastor of St. Paul's, Wilmington, St. Benedict, Ridgely, Md., and St. Mary Refuge of Sinners, Cambridge, Md. He has been associate pastor of St. Elizabeth, St. Matthew's and St. Paul's, all in Wilmington; and St. Francis de Sales, Salisbury, Md. In 1987 he left the diocese to serve in the Diocese of Knoxville, Tenn., returning to Wilmington in 1999. He also has been a missionary in Peru and has served in Hispanic ministry. Father Roark lives in Tennessee.
40 years
Father Michael A. Angeloni, 65, works with the Ministry of Caring in Wilmington. He has been pastor of Holy Child, Wilmington; Holy Family, Newark; and St. John the Apostle, Milford. Father Angeloni, a Philadelphia native, served as associate pastor of St. John the Baptist-Holy Angels and Holy Family, Newark, and St. Mary of the Assumption, Hockessin. In addition, he has been director of vocations and of the permanent diaconate. He has served on the Priest Personnel Committee, the Spiritual and Intellectual Life Committee, the diocesan Liturgical Commission, the priests' council, the college of consultors and the board of directors of St. Thomas More Academy.
Father Joseph J. Drobinski, who turns 70 on Christmas Eve, is the pastor of St. Matthew's in Wilmington and dean of the Central New Castle Deanery. He previously was pastor at Resurrection, Wilmington. He has been associate pastor of St. Francis de Sales, Salisbury, Md.; Holy Family, Newark; and Holy Child, Wilmington. Father Drobinski, a Wilmington native, was chaplain at Salisbury State College and a member of both the pastoral commission and the presbyterial council.
Father Arthur B. Fiore, 69, has been pastor of St. John the Baptist-Holy Angels since 2009. He previously served as pastor at St. Paul's, Wilmington, and St. Peter the Apostle, New Castle, where he had also been an associate pastor. He also was associate chaplain at St. Thomas More Oratory, Newark. Originally from Coatesville, Pa,, Father Fiore was ordained for the Franciscan Friars Third Order Regular and was incardinated into the Diocese of Wilmington in 1997. In Wilmington he served as director of the Urban Spanish Apostolate and on the priests' council. He is dean of the Iron Hill Deanery.
Father James M. Jackson, 66, is currently an associate pastor at St. John the Baptist-Holy Angels in Newark. He has been pastor at Holy Rosary, Claymont, and associate pastor at St. Mary of the Assumption, Hockessin; Holy Rosary; and St. John-Holy Angels. He has been a chaplain at the Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna, liaison to the Charismatic Renewal and diocesan chaplain of healing ministry. Father Jackson, who is from Wilmington, has been a member of the diocesan Liturgical Commission and the Hockessin Inter-Church Association.
Msgr. Kevin T. McMahon, who turns 66 on Nov. 25, is a professor and vice rector for administration at the Pontifical College Josephinum in Columbus, Ohio. A Philadelphia native, Msgr. McMahon has served as a moral theologian in various capacities since 1983. He has been a professor at Mount St. Mary's Seminary, Emmitsburg, Md., and St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Philadelphia. He served as vicar for healthcare issues in the Archdiocese of St. Louis and as vicar for Catholic doctrine, identity and mission in the Diocese of Scranton. In the Diocese of Wilmington, he was an associate pastor at St. Mary Magdalen, Wilmington; Ss. Peter and Paul, Easton, Md.; and St. Francis de Sales, Salisbury, Md.
Father William D. Melnick, 66, is retired from active ministry. He had served as associate pastor at Holy Cross, Dover; St. Thomas the Apostle, Immaculate Heart of Mary, St. Helena's, St. Elizabeth and St. Ann's, all in Wilmington; and St. Mary of the Assumption, Hockessin. He served as chaplain to Wesley College while stationed in Dover.
Father William J. Porter is pastor of Holy Name of Jesus, Pocomoke City, Md. The Philadelphia native also served as pastor at St. Luke-St. Andrew in Ocean City, Md., where he oversaw the construction of a new mission church, St. John Neumann in nearby Ocean Pines. Father Porter, 67, was an associate pastor at St. Elizabeth, Wilmington, where he also served on the high school faculty, and he taught at St. Mark's High School. In addition, he has served as diocesan assistant master of ceremonies.
Father Dennis G. Volmi had a long career as a military chaplain before retiring to Milford. The Kearney, N.J., native is a canon lawyer and has served as an associate pastor at St. Catherine of Siena, Wilmington, and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Bear. He was appointed to the diocesan Tribunal in 1981. Father Volmi entered the U.S. Air Force in 1989 and served in Montana, Phoenix, Portugal, Utah, Italy, Japan and Dover.
35 years
Father Leonard J. Blakely, 68, is a Wilmington native and pastor at St. Dennis, Galena, Md., and also has been pastor at Sacred Heart, Chestertown, Md., and temporary administrator of Immaculate Conception, Elkton, Md. He was associate pastor at St. Francis de Sales, Salisbury, Md.; Holy Rosary, Claymont; Our Lady of Fatima, New Castle; and St. Luke-St. Andrew, Ocean City, Md.
Msgr. George J. Brubaker, 68, is the pastor of Our Lady of Fatima, New Castle, and St. Paul's, Delaware City. Born in Ventnor, N.J., Msgr. Brubaker has also served as pastor of St. John the Apostle in Milford and associate pastor of Good Shepherd, Perryville, Md., and St. John the Baptist-Holy Angels, Newark. He was appointed as a judge on the diocesan Tribunal in 1983 and until recently was the judicial vicar for that body. He also has been diocesan director of Catholic Relief Services, director of church affairs for national Catholic Relief Services, a member of the Priests' Council, diocesan master of ceremonies and a member of the diocesan Finance Council. Since 1984 he has been an Air Force chaplain.
Father Steven B. Giuliano, 61, originally from Darby, Pa., is pastor of St. Peter the Apostle, New Castle, and previously served in the same role at St. Joseph, Middletown. He spent many years in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia as an associate pastor. In 1991 he was appointed regional vicar for the Missionary Fraternity of Mary. That same year, he came to the Diocese of Wilmington as director of Latino and Migrant Ministry. He has been an associate pastor of Corpus Christi, Elsmere, and St. Mary of the Assumption, Hockessin.
30 years
Father John P. Klevence, 58, is pastor of St. Ann's, Bethany Beach, and has previously served as pastor of St. Peter the Apostle, New Castle, Immaculate Conception, Marydel, Md., and St. Mary Star of the Sea, Ocean City, Md. In addition, he has been an associate pastor at St. Elizabeth and Holy Child, Wilmington, and Our Lady of Fatima, New Castle. Father Klevence, a native of Philadelphia, was director of the diocesan Office of Missions for 18 years and has served on the vocations board.
Father Christopher W. LaBarge, who was born in Pittsfield, Mass., has been the pastor of St. Francis de Sales, Salisbury, Md., since 2009. He has been pastor of Immaculate Conception, Marydel, Md., and St. Luke/St. Andrew, Ocean City, Md., and associate pastor of Our Lady of Fatima, New Castle; St. Elizabeth, Wilmington; and Holy Cross, Dover. Father LaBarge, 61, has served on the diocesan pastoral council and was chaplain to the Wilmington Fire Department, National Marriage Encounter and the Delaware Knights of Columbus.
Father John J. Mink, 55, a Philadelphia native, is pastor of St. Ann's, Wilmington. He previously served as pastor and associate pastor at Our Lady of Fatima and also as associate pastor at Holy Family, Newark, and St. John the Beloved, Wilmington. Father Mink is a chaplain in the Army National Guard and for the Delaware State Police. He has served as the director of the Priest Personnel Committee and on the diocesan pastoral council.
Father James B. Smith, 67, is associate pastor of St. Mary of the Assumption, where he has ministered since 2004. The Lawrence, Mass., native has served as associate pastor Christ Our King, St. Ann's and St. John the Beloved, all in Wilmington; St. Francis de Sales, Salisbury, Md.; and Holy Cross, Dover.
25 years
Oblate Father Paul H. Colloton, 61, is an associate pastor at Immaculate Conception in Elkton, Md. He was ordained a Dominican priest in 1990 and transferred to the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales in 2009. This is his first assignment in the Diocese of Wilmington. Father Colloton was a founding member of the board of directors of the National Catholic AIDS Network and has worked in parishes in Denver and Washington, D.C. He also ministered in several capacities with the Dominicans.
Capuchin Franciscan Father Ronald Giannone came to Wilmington in 1976 to work at the St. Francis Renewal Center in north Wilmington. He founded the Ministry of Caring the next year and has been the executive director since. "Brother Ronald," as he is known to everyone, built the Ministry of Caring to include dining rooms, homeless shelters, day care, medical care and job placement. Before coming to Delaware, he worked with the poor in his native New York, Indiana and northern New Jersey.
Oblate Father James J. Greenfield, who celebrated his 54th birthday this week, is the provincial for the Wilmington-Philadelphia Province of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales. He also has served as a teacher in Oblate schools, including Salesianum, and as vocation director and chaplain at George Washington University, director of postulants and assistant provincial. He recently completed a two-year term as president of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men.
Father William B. Kauffman, 66, has served in a number of capacities as a diocesan priest. He was a Lutheran minister before converting, beginning studies for the priesthood in 1986. A native of Waynesboro, Pa., he has been an associate pastor at Holy Cross, Dover and St. Peter Cathedral, Wilmington. He also was rector of the cathedral. His other ministries have included chaplain at the Port of Wilmington, the VA Medical Center in Elsmere and the National Shrine Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes in Emmitsburg, Md.
Father Clement J. Vadakkedath, CSsR, the pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes in Seaford, was born in Kerala, India, and was ordained a Redemptorist priest in 1990. He served in India in pastoral and congregational ministry before earning a doctorate in moral theology in Rome in 2004. He returned to India and was elected provincial of the Redemptorists there, and he served as a member of the board of trustees of the Alphonsian Academy in Rome. Father Vadakkedath later worked in pastoral ministry on the Caribbean island of Domenica and was appointed to the post in Seaford this past summer.


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Spring has finally sprung. Days are longer, temps are higher and the sun is shining! I have come out of hibernation! It happens every spring, my burst of energy. Why should this year be any different? This has been a crazy week. Working in my garden and yard clean up was at the top of my "to do" list. Also, we decided to have our little powder room redone. I expected my contractor to call on monday, he didn't! So on tuesday, feeling a bit energetic, I began to tear up the tile floor. After hammering away at that floor for a few hours, I was famished! I immediately thought about our French Friday pick. Reading the recipe through, I knew it would be quick and easy so, I decided to make them for my lunch!
|These were so yummy…similar to a crepe in texture, but thicker! I served mine with sour cream.
I used my new "Vitamix" to mix these up. I placed all the ingredients into the blender container and blended away! Easy…right? Now it's time to fry them up. Add some oil to a frypan, then add the batter in scant ¼ cup measurements. Cook for a few minutes on each side, being careful not to crowd them in the pan.
Oh my goodness…they were incredible! I really loved the texture of these little pancakes. The eggs gave them the perfect consistency and, added a richness to their flavor.
These "Farçous" rate a two thumbs up from me! Next time I will be making the whole batch and freezing them. I loved having these little gems for my lunch this past week while I was in my spring fever mode! The old floor is gone, now onto the garden!! Happy Friday everyone!
This recipe can be found in Dorie Greenspans cookbook "Around My French Table", you can also find the recipe here. To see what other Dorista's are doing with this one, check it out here.


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Holiday snack alert! This nut mix is literally so good and so perfect- I'm craving them right now just thinking about it
This recipe is so perfect for a holiday party- I always make it when we have people over this time of year (and to be honest, all times of year haha)…and I always make sure to make extra so that we have leftovers. For me! And some for Ben too…but mostly for me.
I love seasoned nuts as a party snack, and these are really just the perfect balance of sweet, salty, savory and spicy. ALL the satisfying flavors all in one.
People sseriously RAVE about these when I make them and I have had to forward the recipe to friends way too many times to count…SO, I thought I would finally share it with everyone…once and for all!
Oh, and they are also SUPER easy to make! Just a quick mix of the ingredients, a quick roast and then let them cool. Simple.
OH! They make your kitchen smell like heaven too…which is always a good thing, especially this time of year.
I will often package them up, put them in mason jars and bring them over to a party as a host gift!
But remember, always make enough to have some leftover. Believe me, you're going to want them.
Aside from just straight up snacking on them, I like to sprinkle them on top of my greek yogurt, add them to a fruit or smoothie bowl, or toss them into a spinach salad- YUM!
As for which nuts to use, I like a combo if almonds, cashews, pecans and walnuts the best. But you could of course omit any of those or add another you like.
Sweet and Spicy Nut Mix
1 cup raw cashews
1 cup raw almonds
1/2 cup raw pecans
1/2 cup raw walnuts
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 tsp fresh ground black pepper
1/4 tsp cumin
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper (or more if you like it spicy!)
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1 tablespoon melted butter (I used vegan earth balance) or melted ghee
1/4 cup maple syrup/agave blend (they sell this at Trader Joes) or you can make your own blend
Heat oven to 375, and line a baking sheet with tin foil- spray with cooking spray.
Combine all nuts with dry ingredients in a large bowl. Then drizzle in the butter and syrup- stir well to coat. (Taste and adjust flavors if need be!)
Bake in a single layer for 10 minutes, removed and stir them around to rearrange and re-coat, then roast for another 5-6 minutes or until they are sticky and roasted. Cool well (about 20 mins) before serving. Store in a sealed container or mason jar in the fridge.


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A Look at 'Let the Big Dog Eat,' 'Unleash the Animal Spirits' and Other Jeb-Isms
We break down some of the Republican candidate's more interesting statements.
-- The famed Beacon Drive-In in Spartanburg, SC was packed. Jeb Bush stood amidst an aging crowd, making his pitch on Common Core when he diverged.
"I was all-in on the education subject. I was like the pig in the breakfast experience not the chicken. If you know what I mean...I was the bacon," he said. Silence filled the air.
"Get it?"
A few pity-laced chuckles.
"I thought that was funny," Bush joked at the event last November -- unfazed.
This is just one of Bush's more bewildering aphorisms. The former Florida governor has a vast catalog brimming with obscure colloquiums (most are animal-focused), some of which he attributes to his Florida residence and all of which may bolster his self-characterization as a "nerd."
Some amuse, others confuse; but Jeb-isms run in no short supply. These moments may come off as awkward on a great debate stage; but for the voters and reporters who cover him, his phrases can be endearing, a streak of humanity for a candidate who Donald Trump famously derided as "low-energy."
Here's a dictionary of Jeb-isms:
'Let The Big Dog Eat'
This phrase is Bush's most-used on the campaign trail. It commonly makes its way into his lexicon when referring to regulatory and economic reform.
At one town hall in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Bush said, "People just need to lighten the load up and let people rise up as we say in North Florida, we just need to let the big dog eat. A big dog is inside of each of us."
As oft-used as this phrase is, when Bush campaigns in New Hampshire as he often does, this particular saying can be met with a mix of bemusement and bewilderment.
Bloomberg wrote up one such moment in great and hilarious detail…which leads us to our next example.
'Unleash the Animal Spirits'
Bush uses this phrase when he's speaking broadly about his plan to bolster the economy and hit 4 percent growth.
During his energy rollout in Pennsylvania last September, he said, ""This is what makes America so extraordinary and so special. We just have to unleash the animal spirits as Americans and we will be America renewed again."
And in North Carolina, "The animal spirits still exist inside America."
In Iowa, Bush's usage of the phrase served to complicate a reference to our previous expression.
A voter asked him what "let the big dog eat" means. "It means releasing the animal spirits of this country, how about that?" Bush answered.
He continued by saying, "This country is extraordinary and it's because we have this unique ability to take risks, to innovate, to try different things, to dust ourselves off, two-steps-forward one-step-back. We're a dynamic country and we're losing our dynamism. That's what I meant."
'Frogs…Or Crabs In a Barrel'
In Conway, South Carolina, Bush was asked about Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders' plan to make college free. He called such tactics "insidious," slamming the notion that the government "can just take care of us."
And then the metaphor came.
"It's like the crabs in the, you know, whatever —- the crabs in the boiling water," Mr. Bush began.
A voter tried to help. "Frogs!" she shouted.
"The frogs," Mr. Bush continued. "You think it's warm, and it feels pretty good and then it feels like you're in a whirlpool—you know, a Jacuzzi or something."
"And then you're dead," he concluded. "That's how this works."
'I Got a Monkey Brain'
It was a packed and enthusiastic crowd in a Nashua school gymnasium ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
Bush was feeling bolstered by a strong debate performance the night before, and he began to praise the senators in the race -- in a backhanded compliment sort of way.
"Look, I got a monkey brain to be honest with you. I can't say the same thing, I can't say it," he said, as the crowd applauded and laughed. He added, "I'm intellectually curious. It's not all scripted. I think that's actually a strength to be president of the United States because you cannot script being the commander in chief."


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Comedy Duo Key and Peele: Why Not Treat Teachers Like Pro Athletes?
In advance of their newest episode Wednesday, the stars of the Comedy Central sketch show "Key & Peele" have released a video asking an important question: Why don't teachers get the same level of glory as professional athletes?
The beauty of "Key & Peele," starring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, comes in how every sketch crescendos from smartly funny to hilariously absurd, which is just a way of saying you should watch this all the way to the end.
They are not the first comedians to suggest the underlying idea in this video, though. Last year, for example, BuzzFeed similarly asked why the country doesn't treat its educators like it treats its NFL athletes:
Signing for a multimillion dollar contract sounds nice, considering the average teacher's salary, and being the first-round draft pick in a fantasy school league would probably be great, too.
I don't love blog posts that tear apart a good joke, though, so I won't dive into how athletes are more like commodities than people, that they live by their stat lines, that they're subject to mass ridicule for any questionable activity, and that some are so run into the ground that they often peak before they turn 30. Feel free to draw any comparisons to the teaching profession.
This is the last season of "Key & Peele," airing Wednesday nights on Comedy Central at 10 p.m. ET.
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Innovation Awards 2020
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NORTH SYDNEY, March 19, 2007 - IDC has recently released the results for the Australia total laser Multi Function Device (MFD) market in Q4 2006. Findings revealed that the Australian laser MFD market was down by 14.5% sequentially but increased by 19.1% when compared with the same period in 2005. The last quarter of 2006 saw declines throughout each sub-segment of the laser MFD market: printer-based devices (laser multifunction printers) shipments decreased by 20.2% from the previous quarter while the copier-based MFD market shrank by 3.9% and fax-based multifunction devices market by 19.9% sequentially.

In addition, IDC has found the following key highlights of the 4Q 2006 laser MFD market:

1) The colour penetration within copier-based MFD market continues; 44% of all multifunction copiers shipped in Q4 06 were colour ones as opposed to only 29% in a corresponding period of time last year.

With estimated 15% average yearly price erosion of colour copier-based MFDs the market sponges in high quantities of those devices - IDC saw a fantastic 58.9% year on year growth and a moderate sequential colour copier-based MFD market expansion of 4.1%. On the other hand the monochrome copier-based MFD market is continuing to shrink and in the last quarter of 2006 decreased by 19.1% compared with the same period last year and by 9.4% sequentially.

Since the multifunction devices not only print or copy but also scan and with support of proper software/add on's can perform many additional supporting functions. IDC has noticed a trend within monochrome copier-based MFDs of refreshing and upgrading the functionalities of those devices in order to prolong the life span (eg. colour scanner replaces the black and white one).

2) Printer-based laser MFDs lost some traction in the market in the end of 2006 losing almost 5% of market share. The main contributor to poorer results were monochrome devices' sequential slid of 40.2%. Extremely high Q306 shipments overstocked the channel causing big drops sequentially but also influenced the yearly growth (Q406 v. Q405) of only 3.8%.

On a more positive note the colour multifunction laser printers finished the fourth quarter of 2006 posting 117.2% sequential growth. When compared with Q405 the colour laser multifunction printer market almost quadrupled its size showing 271.3% yearly growth and accounting for 35% of all multifunction laser printers shipped in Q406.

"In terms of vendor rankings for the printer-based laser MFD market, HP continued to be the dominant player improving its sequential market share by 13 points, holding almost half of the market (46.2%) in the quarter. Brother and Canon despite having a slower quarter gained market share and moved to respectively second (14.2%) and third (11.2%) positions. Samsung dropped by two positions and finished fourth with 9.9% share having much quieter quarter after an exceptional Q306. Keeping its spot and rounding out the Top 5 was Lexmark with 5.8% market share and also keeping its leading position in monochrome segments above 20ppm," said Katarzyna Czubak, Market Analyst Hardcopy Peripherals.

IDC's Top 5 Printer-Based Laser MFD Vendor Market Share

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Samsung 9.9%
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Monte Librić workshop for Dads
Thank you to all the dads who turned up for this event on a different perspective on parenting. I would also like to thank Daniela Ustić from the Pula family center on assisting me in the process. Her skills were invaluable.
Images from the workshop I choose not to share to protect the privacy of the participants.


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Judge sends B.C. man to jail for practicing law without degree
NANAIMO, B.C. -- A Vancouver Island man is heading to jail for repeatedly flouting orders not to practise law without the credentials.
Ralph Goodwin was found in contempt of court in December when a judge said he "flagrantly" defied a 2013 order requiring him to stop giving legal advice and representing himself as a "chancellor of laws" or a "law speaker."
The B.C. Law Society launched a lawsuit against the 69-year-old, saying Goodwin provided legal services for a fee or the expectation of a fee.
Goodwin told the court in 2013 that he did not have a law degree, but had taken a legal studies course while studying economics, and had been given the title "chancellor of laws" by a hereditary chief in Saskatchewan.
The law society provided evidence that he had acted as counsel for a number of clients, making arguments and questioning witnesses in court.
B.C. Supreme Court Justice George Macintosh said in his December ruling that Goodwin's actions could pose a threat to the public.
"Unsophisticated people, who often have the greatest need for legal counsel, are vulnerable to Mr. Goodwin," Macintosh wrote. "His ignorance in legal matters can only harm them."
Goodwin did not defend himself and instead argued that the court had no authority over him.
Macintosh wrote in his sentencing decision that Goodwin appears to have brought an appeal to the United Nations.
Time behind bars is necessary, the judge wrote, because Goodwin has ignored previous orders and needs a deterrent.
"Public deterrence must always be part of enforcing court orders, because disrespect for the court cannot be reconciled with our constitutional foundation of peace, order and good government," he wrote.
Goodwin must serve 30 days behind bars and then comply with previous court orders or he could face another contempt of court allegation.


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Nineteen years ago, in February of 1998, I decided to stay up all night to watch the Oscars® ceremony live as it happened, not knowing that I was beginning a personal tradition that I would never be able to bring myself to walk away from.
Now, here I sit, a little older, a little chubbier, but in no way diminished in my enthusiasm for the biggest night of the year in Hollywood's diary.
Being broadcast on the day the sudden death of film legend Bill Paxton was announced in the media, this ceremony promises to be a poignant one, as this has been a year of great loss in Hollywood, with the passing of legends such as Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, but also a politically-charged evening, in terms of recent events.
This year is slightly different for me, as for the first time in almost twenty years, I have some company for Oscar® night. A month ago, I adopted a rescue Cat named Poppy, and she has made herself comfortable for the evening's proceedings on the sofa next me.
So, without further a do, let's hit the red carpet, courtesy of ABC:
Matt Damon sports a bow tie and speaks of how proud he is of long-time friend and Best Actor nominee Casey Affleck for Manchester By The Sea…Ryan Gosling says he has kept up his piano skills as seen in La La Land, although he only knows how to play the numbers from the film…Denzel Washington issues high-fives to the fans seated in the bleachers…Fifty Shades Darker beauty Dakota Johnson dressed head-to-toe in cream-coloured silk – an outfit she may come to regret tomorrow…Best Supporting Actor nominee Jeff Bridges cutting a dapper figure on the red carpet with his beautiful wife…
It's time! Here begins the 89th Annual Academy Awards®!
The show gets under way on a high note, with a performance of Best Song nominee Can't Stop The Feeling from Justin Timberlake, and a fun opening monologue from host Jimmy Kimmel, who jokes, "I'd like to thank President Trump, because remember last year when The Oscars® seemed racist?"
Also, Kimmel draws attention to "underrated" Hollywood legend Meryl Streep who receives a standing ovation.
Last year's Best Supporting Actress Alicia Vikander takes to the stage to present the award for Actor in a Supporting Role.
Mahershala Ali, Moonlight – WINNER
Jeff Bridges, Hell or High Water
Lucas Hedges, Manchester by the Sea
Dev Patel, Lion
Michael Shannon, Nocturnal Animals
Kate McKinnan and Jason Bateman take to the stage to present the awards for Make Up and Hairstyling and Costume Design. McKinnan announces that "Costumes are the cost of Umes…"
A Man Called Ove
Star Trek Beyond
Suicide Squad – WINNER
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them – WINNER
Florence Foster Jenkins
La La Land
Octavia Spencer takes to the stage with her co-stars from Hidden Figures to introduce Catherine Johnson – the only living participant in the real life events that inspired the story of the film. They remain to present the award for Documentary Feature.
Fire at Sea
I Am Not Your Negro
Life, Animated
O.J.: Made in America – WINNER
Dwayne Johnson takes to the stage to introduce a performance of How Far I'll Go from the Disney movie Moana by character voice, Auli'I Cravalho – which is nominated for Best Song. The performance is stunning.
President of the Academy Cheryl Boone-Issacs arrives to say how proud she is to the awards becoming "more diverse with every passing day."
Bags of sweets fall from the ceiling on little parachutes courtesy of host Jimmy Kimmel, who says movies without candy is "un-American".
Chris Evans takes to the stage to present the award for Sound Editing and Sound Mixing.
Arrival – WINNER
Deepwater Horizon
Hacksaw Ridge
La La Land
Hacksaw Ridge – WINNER
La La Land
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Vince Vaughn is here to tell us about the Academy's Governor's Awards, which honoured Jackie Chan.
Last year's Best Supporting Actor, Mark Rylance, takes to the stage to present the award for Actress in a Supporting Role.
Viola Davis, Fences – WINNER
Naomie Harris, Moonlight
Nicole Kidman, Lion
Octavia Spencer, Hidden Figures
Michelle Williams, Manchester by the Sea
Highlight of Viola Davis' acceptance speech: "I became an actor, because we are the only profession that celebrates what it is to live a life."
The Oscars hijack a Hollywood Tour Bus!! A group of civilians are in for the surprise of their lives…
Charlize Theron talks about how Shirley MacLaine inspired her career, who joins her on stage to present the award for Foreign Language Film.
Land of Mine
A Man Called Ove
The Salesman – WINNER
Toni Erdmann
Dev Patel takes to the stage to introduce Sting, who gives a beautiful acoustic performance of The Empty Chair from Jim: The James Foley Story – another nominee for Best Song.
Kimmel checks in with the Hollywood Tour Bus full of unwitting movie fans…
Hailee Steinfeld and Gael Garcia Bernal arrive to present the award for Best Animated Short.
Blind Vaysha
Borrowed Time
Pear Cider and Cigarettes
Piper – WINNER
Steinfeld and Garcia Bernal remain on stage to present the award for Best Animated Feature.
Kubo and the Two Strings
My Life as a Zucchini
The Red Turtle
Zootopia (AKA Zootropolis) – WINNER
Be still my heart!! It's my beloved Jamie Dornan!! Oh, and Dakota Johnson is here too (humph), who looks at Dornan and says, "You look familiar…", to which he replies, perplexed and amused, "I'm sure I do…!" They are here to present the award for Production Design.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Hail, Caesar!
La La Land – WINNER
The Hollywood Tour Bus has arrived!! Justin Theroux and Jennifer Aniston are encouraged by Kimmel to give something away to the tourists – and Aniston gives her sunglasses to one of the ladies! An engaged couple are "married" by Denzel Washington! All of them take selfies and shake hands with Hollywood royalty – and have the best day of their lives. They are overwhelmed and a little scared, but the prank goes off without a hitch!
A short clip is shown honouring the ways in which movies transcend boundaries such as language or nationality.
Felicity Jones and Riz Ahmed take to the stage to present the award for Visual Effects.
Deepwater Horizon
Doctor Strange
The Jungle Book – WINNER
Kubo and the Two Strings
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Seth Rogan talks about how Back to the Future inspired him, and then takes to the stage with Marty McFly himself, Michael J. Fox, who gets a standing ovation. They stay on stage to present the award for Film Editing.
Hacksaw Ridge – WINNER
Hell or High Water
La La Land
Selma Hayek and David Oyelowo arrive to present the awards for Best Documentary Short and Live Action Short.
4.1 Miles
Joe's Violin
Watani: My Homeland
The White Helmets – WINNER
Ennemis Intérieurs
La Femme et le TGV
Silent Nights
Sing – WINNER
John Cho and Leslie Mann talk about the Academy's Science and Technology Awards. They make fun of the fact that nobody ever really knows what they are. Mann jokes, "The event was so special and prestigious, that none of you were invited."
Javier Bardem talks about how Bridges of Madison County inspired him, and then he and Meryl Streep take to the stage together. They present the award for Cinematography.
Oscars Edition of Mean Tweets! Celebrities read horrible Tweets people have written about them! Brilliant. My favourite is Tilda Swinton reading a Tweet about a dog that looks like her.
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone arrive! They talk about the two songs from La La Land nominated for Best Song, City of Stars, and Audition. John Legend performs both songs to perfection.
La La Land – WINNER
Samuel L. Jackson has, at last, arrived! He is here to present the award for Best Original Score.
La La Land – WINNER
Scarlett Johansson takes to the stage to present the award for Original Song.
"Audition (The Fools Who Dream)" from La La Land
Music by Justin Hurwitz; Lyric by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
"Can't Stop The Feeling" from Trolls
Music and Lyric by Justin Timberlake, Max Martin and Karl Johan Schuster
"City Of Stars" from La La Land – WINNER
Music by Justin Hurwitz; Lyric by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
"The Empty Chair" from Jim: The James Foley Story
Music and Lyric by J. Ralph and Sting
"How Far I'll Go" from Moana
Music and Lyric by Lin-Manuel Miranda
An emotional Jennifer Aniston takes to the stage to introduce the In Memoriam segment. She gives honourable mention to Bill Paxton, who she says, "left us just yesterday." The most notable amongst those listed are Gene Wilder, Garry Marshall, Anton Yelchin, Mary Tyler Moore, Prince, Kenny Baker, Curtis Hanson, John Hurt, Debbie Reynolds, and Carrie Fisher.
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck take to the Oscar Stage for the first time since 1998 – my first Oscar Night. Kimmel, who has had fun all night with fake enemy Damon, has the orchestra try to play him off the stage every time he tries to speak.
Hell or High Water
La La Land
The Lobster
Manchester by the Sea – WINNER
20th Century Women
Amy Adams presents the award for Adapted Screenplay.
Hidden Figures
Moonlight – WINNER
To follow the sweets from earlier, Kimmel drops Doughnuts and Cookies from the Ceiling on little parachutes. The celebs go nuts – in particular, Octavia Spencer.
Halle Berry arrives with very big hair to present the award for Directing.
Hacksaw Ridge
La La Land – WINNER
Manchester by the Sea
Last year's Best Actress Brie Larsen takes to the stage to present the award for Actor in a Leading Role.
Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea – WINNER
Andrew Garfield, Hacksaw Ridge
Ryan Gosling, La La Land
Viggo Mortensen, Captain Fantastic
Denzel Washington, Fences
Last year's Best Actor Leonardo DiCaprio arrives looking every bit the movie star to present the award for Actress in a Leading Role.
Isabelle Huppert, Elle
Ruth Negga, Loving
Natalie Portman, Jackie
Emma Stone, La La Land – WINNER
Meryl Streep, Florence Foster Jenkins
Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway arrive on stage to present the award for Best Picture.
Hacksaw Ridge
Hell or High Water
Hidden Figures
La La Land – WINNER
Manchester by the Sea
Moonlight – WINNER
**SHOCK TWIST ALERT** Wait – WHAT?? Warren Beatty has read the WRONG envelope!!! They announce La La Land as Best Picture winner, and the cast and crew are up on stage mid-speech, accepting their award, but then Beatty comes to the mic to say MOONLIGHT has actually won Best Picture, adding, "this is not a joke."
I have never seen anything like this in my almost twenty years of the Oscars®, but never in Oscar® history!!
Well… I'm still in shock! That was phenomenal. I thought Jimmy Kimmel did a great job, and was relieved that there were not too many political speeches, despite Kimmel Tweeting Donald Trump. Blimey. Beatty is going to BREAK THE INTERNET.
Phew – I need a coffee…for the first time in 19 years, I have to go into work in a couple of hours!! That is how dedicated I am to the Academy. Invite me to the Dolby Theater for my 20th Oscar® Night next year! PLEASE!
Whether I end up on the Red Carpet in LA, or remain in chilly England on the sofa with my Cat, I'll see you next year, Folks.


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Fair Redistricting Options for PA
by Bennett Aikin
On Tuesday, March 27, the Pennsylvania Senate State Government Committee will hold a public hearing on redistricting, which will feature discussion on four separate bills currently being considered.
Each bill has a similar goal of making the redistricting process for Pennsylvania's legislative districts and/or its U.S. Congressional districts less biased and more transparent. Each bill also addresses the problem of unfair districts by using some form of a commission structure to make redistricting decisions.
Prime sponsor Boscola.
The most well-known of the bill proposals, S.B. 22 is the redistricting solution being championed by anti-gerrymandering group Fair Districts PA and modeled after the system put in place in California in 2010. It removes redistricting authority from the hands of legislators entirely in favor of a citizens commission.
The bill would create an 11 member citizens commission tasked with redistricting Pennsylvania's legislative districts and its U.S. Congressional districts. The commission would be comprised of four registered Democrats, four registered Republicans, and three members who are either independent or registered with a third party. Applicants who meet minimum qualification standards would be chosen at random to sit on the commission during the redistricting period following each national census.
All commission discussions would be held in public and the commission's plan for redistricting would be subject to public hearings across the state before being adopted. All official actions of the commission would require seven votes, including at least one vote from each block of members (Democrat, Republican, and other). The final redistricting plan would have the force of law without intervention of the General Assembly. If the commission would fail to reach consensus on a plan, the Supreme Court would have authority to appoint an expert to create the redistricting plan.
Prime sponsor Leach.
This bill would reform the current system for state legislative reapportionment and expand its authority to also include redistricting of Pennsylvania's U.S. Congressional districts. Under this bill, elected state politicians would continue to have direct authority over redistricting.
Under this bill, the redistricting commission would include the majority and minority leaders and whips of the state House and Senate, plus a Chairperson appointed by the Supreme Court, for a total of nine commissioners.
A redistricting plan would require approval of seven members and then would require approval from both houses of the General Assembly. If the commission is unable to create a plan that is approved by the General Assembly, the Supreme Court would have authority to choose one of the commissions plans or appoint a redistricting expert to create a new plan.
Prime sponsor Blake.
This bill falls somewhere in the middle of S.B. 22 and S.B. 243 in terms of creating more independence over the redistricting process. Rather than participating on the commission directly, the majority and minority leaders of the House and Senate would each appoint two members to the commission who must not be elected officials nor staff people to an elected official.
Prime sponsor Costa.
This bill is unique among the proposals in that it only addresses redistricting of Pennsylvania's U.S. Congressional districts. It doesn't address Pennsylvania legislative reapportionment at all, leaving in place the existing commission for that task.
Similar to S.B. 22, the new redistricting commission would be comprised of randomly chosen qualified citizens.
For a table summarizing the above bills, see the document below.
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