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Hank Williams Complete by Hank Williams. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook. Honky Tonk and Traditional Country. Difficulty: medium. Songbook. Vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names and guitar chord diagrams. 303 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.306304).
ISBN 0634006940. With vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names and guitar chord diagrams. Honky Tonk and Traditional Country. 9x12 inches.
This comprehensive compilation contains every song written by country music legend Hank Williams. Includes 128 in all.
- Forever's A Long Long Time
- The Alabama Waltz
- Alone And Forsaken
- Little Bosephus (Hank Williams Jr)
- Message To My Mother
- Cajun Baby
- Your Turn To Cry
- Are You Lonely Too
- California Zephyr
- For Me There Is No Place
- Homesick
- I Just Didn't Have The Heart To Say Goodbye
- I'm Going Home
- I'm Just Crying 'Cause I Care
- I'm So Tired Of It All
- (I'm Praying For The Day That) Peace Will Come
- Is This Goodbye
- Just Me And My Broken Heart
- Last Night I Dreamed Of Heaven
- Mother Is Gone
- My Heart Won't Let Me Go
- Ready To Go Home
- Somebody's Lonesome
- The Funeral
- We're Getting Closer To The Grave Each Day
- Where Do I Go From Here
- You Better Keep It On Your Mind
- You Broke Your Own Heart
- You Can't Take My Memories Of You
- I Can't Escape From You
- Angel Of Death
- Are You Walkin' And A-Talkin' For The Lord
- Baby, We're Really In Love
- Bayou Pon Pon
- The Blues Come Around
- Calling You
- Cold, Cold Heart
- Countryfied
- Dear Brother
- Everything's Okay
- Hey, Good Lookin'
- A Home In Heaven
- Honey, Do You Love Me, Huh
- Honky Tonk Blues
- Honky Tonkin'
- House Of Gold
- A House Without Love
- How Can You Refuse Him Now
- Howlin' At The Moon
- I Ain't Got Nothing But Time
- I Can't Get You Off Of My Mind
- I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
- I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
- I Don't Care (If Tomorrow Never Comes)
- (Last Night) I Heard You Crying In Your Sleep
- I Just Don't Like This Kind Of Livin'
- I Lost The Only Love I Knew
- I Saw The Light
- I Wish You Didn't Love Me So Much
- I Won't Be Home No More
- I'd Still Want You
- I'll Be A Bachelor Till I Die
- I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive
- I'm A Long Gone Daddy
- I'm Gonna Sing
- I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
- I'm Sorry For You My Friend
- I'm Yvonne (Of The Bayou)
- I've Been Down That Road Before
- If You'll Be A Baby (To Me)
- Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
- Jesus Died For Me
- Jesus Is Calling
- Jesus Remembered Me
- Just Waitin'
- Kaw-Liga
- Let's Turn Back The Years
- The Little House We Built
- Long Gone Lonesome Blues
- Lost On The River
- Low Down Blues
- A Mansion On The Hill
- May You Never Be Alone
- Me And My Broken Heart
- Men With Broken Hearts
- Mind Your Own Business
- Minni-Ha-Cha
- Moanin' The Blues
- Move It On Over
- My Cold Cold Heart Is Melted Now
- My Heart Would Know
- My Love For You Has Turned To Hate
- My Son Calls Another Man Daddy
- My Sweet Love Ain't Around
- 'Neath A Cold Gray Tomb Of Stone
- Never Again (Will I Knock On Your Door)
- Never Been So Lonesome
- No, Not Now
- Nobody's Lonesome For Me
- On The Banks Of The Old Pontchartrain
- On The Evening Train
- Pan American
- A Picture From Life's Other Side
- Please Make Up Your Mind
- Ramblin' Man
- Rockin' Chair Daddy
- Singing Waterfall
- Six More Miles
- A Stranger In The Night
- A Teardrop On A Rose
- There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight
- There's A Tear In My Beer
- There's Nothing As Sweet As My Baby
- Wealth Won't Save Your Soul
- Wearin' Out Your Walkin' Shoes
- Weary Blues From Waiting
- When God Comes And Gathers His Jewels
- When The Book Of Life Is Read
- When You're Tired Of Breaking Other Hearts
- Why Don't You Love Me
- Why Should I Cry
- Why Should We Try Anymore
- You Win Again
- You're Barking Up The Wrong Tree Now
- You're Gonna Change (Or I'm Gonna Leave)
- Your Cheatin' Heart
- If I Didn't Love You
- Help Me Understand
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Re: S3* - Wall Street protests go global
Released on 2012-10-12 10:00 GMT
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'Indignant' protests across Asia
By Beh Lih Yi | AFP - 1 hr 20 mins ago
Protesters across the Asia-Pacific region Saturday joined worldwide
demonstrations inspired by the "Occupy Wall Street" and "Indignants"
Rallies are planned for Saturday in more than 950 cities across 82
countries in Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia and Africa in a
show of power by a movement born on May 15 when a rally in Madrid's
central square of Puerta del Sol sparked a protest that spread nationwide,
then to other countries.
Around 500 people gathered in the heart of Hong Kong's financial district
to express their anger at the inequities and excesses of free-market
capitalism, while demonstrators in Tokyo also voiced fury at the Fukushima
nuclear accident.
Wong Weng-chi, a demonstrator from a group calling themselves "Left 21",
said the "Occupy Central" rally in Hong Kong was more than just an act of
solidarity with the Wall Street protest, which began in September.
"Hong Kong is a key financial hub in Asia, it is a base that serves many
multinational financial institutions. It is a base that serves many
capitalists and the upper class to monopolise the wealth," he told AFP.
Hong Kong, a city of seven million people, is known for its super-rich
tycoons, low taxes and teeming shopping districts.
But it is also a case study in economic inequality, with thousands of
low-income residents forced to live in "cage" accommodation because of the
skyrocketing cost of housing fuelled by wealthy property speculators.
Around 600 demonstrators in Sydney set up camp outside Australia's central
bank. Corporate greed, the political influence of big firms, climate
change and the plight of refugees and Aboriginal Australians were
repeatedly raised as issues.
In Tokyo, around 100 protesters marched through the streets, shouting
"Occupy Tokyo!". They added anti-nuclear slogans as they passed the
offices of Tokyo Electric Power Co, the operator of the stricken Fukushima
Tomoko Horaguchi, a 22-year-old student at Hosei University, said she was
moved by the protesters on Wall Street.
"I feel the same anger," Horaguchi said. "In particular I am angry at
nuclear power plants. Only one percent of people want to run them still."
The Fukushima nuclear accident, the world's worst since Chernobyl, was
sparked after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami crippled the plant's
cooling systems and led to reactor meltdowns and radiation leaks.
In Seoul, some 200 protestors rallied outside an old palace near the City
Hall, carrying banners including one reading "Capitalism for one percent
has failed."
"We're fed up with a government of one percent, by one percent and for one
percent," a female activist shouted through a loudspeaker.
Hundreds of riot police troops wearing fluorescent waterproofs and
carrying shields stopped the protestors from marching towards a nearby
Earlier, some 70 activists braved driving rain to rally outside the
headquarters of the country's financial watchdog, the Financial
Supervisory Service, waving banners and chanting slogans.
"Occupy Yeoido," they chanted in reference to the main financial district
of Seoul. "We're the 99 percent."
On 10/15/11 9:09 AM, Rodger Baker wrote:
If you watch the way these guys are "organized" it is very reminiscent
of the jasmine movement. It isn't a central cause, or a central
organizer. Rather, it is an attempt, through simple and cheap
communication tools, to build a mass of individuals. They don't really
even care what the individuals stand for or against, so much as they
simply gather. Once the gatherings have taken on a critical mass, then,
perhaps, an organizer somewhere can take advantage of it and begin
shaping it toward their political/social end. Note that there is no
leader, no central message, no spokesman, no apparent funding, just
people. It appears on the surface as a spontaneous outpouring of social
or political angst, yet underneath, there is the stirring communication
channels that instigate and rally the movement to keep going, spread,
and take on localized initiative and coordination. I wonder if it is
sustainable enough for anyone to ultimately take hold and shape it, or
if it continues as a bunch of loosely related amorphous masses of
political and social whining.
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Wall Street protests go global
15 Oct 2011 12:24
Source: reuters // Reuters
* Protests ripple from east to west
* Biggest demonstration expected in Rome
* "Occupy the London Stock Exchange" rally (Recasts with Rome
protests, other details)
By Philip Pullella
ROME, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Demonstrators worldwide shouted their rage on
Saturday against bankers and politicians they accuse of ruining
economies and condemning millions to hardship through greed and bad
Galvanized by the Occupy Wall Street movement, the protests began in
New Zealand, rippled round the world to Europe and were expected to
return to their starting point in New York.
Most rallies were however small and barely held up traffic. The
biggest anticipated was in Rome, where organisers said they believed
100,000 would take part.
"At the global level, we can't carry on any more with public debt that
wasn't created by us but by thieving governments, corrupt banks and
speculators who don't give a damn about us," said Nicla Crippa, 49,
who wore a T-shirt saying "enough" as she arrived at the Rome protest.
"They caused this international crisis and are still profiting from
it, they should pay for it."
The Rome protesters, including the unemployed, students and
pensioners, planned to march through the centre, past the Colosseum
and finish in Piazza San Giovanni.
Some 2,000 police were on hand to keep the Rome demonstrators, who
call themselves "the indignant ones", peaceful and to avoid a repeat
of the violence last year when students protesting over education
policy clashed with police.
As some 750 buses bearing protesters converged on the capital,
students at Rome university warmed up with their own mini-demo on
Saturday morning.
The carried signs reading "Your Money is Our Money", and "Yes We
Camp," an echo of the slogan "Yes We Can" used by U.S. President
Barack Obama.
In imitation of the occupation of Zuccotti Park near Wall Street in
Manhattan, some protesters have been camped out across the street from
the headquarters of the Bank of Italy for several days.
The worldwide protests were a response in part to calls by the New
York demonstrators for more people to join them. Their example has
prompted calls for similar occupations in dozens of U.S. cities from
Demonstrators in Italy were united in their criticism of Prime
Minister Silvio Berlusconi and angry at his victory in a vote of
confidence in parliament on Friday.
The government has passed a 60 billion-euro austerity package that has
raised taxes and will make public health care more expensive.
On Friday students stormed Goldman Sachs's offices in Milan and daubed
red graffiti. Others hurled eggs at the headquarters of UniCredit ,
Italy's biggest bank.
New Zealand and Australia got the ball rolling on Saturday. Several
hundred people marched up the main street in Auckland, New Zealand's
biggest city, joining a rally at which 3,000 chanted and banged drums,
denouncing corporate greed.
About 200 gathered in the capital Wellington and 50 in a park in the
earthquake-hit southern city of Christchurch.
In Sydney, about 2,000 people, including representatives of Aboriginal
groups, communists and trade unionists, protested outside the central
Reserve Bank of Australia.
"I think people want real democracy," said Nick Carson, a spokesman
for OccupyMelbourne.Org, as about 1,000 gathered in the Australian
"They don't want corporate influence over their politicians. They want
their politicians to be accountable."
Hundreds marched in Tokyo, including anti-nuclear protesters. In
Manila, capital of the Philippines, a few dozen marched on the U.S.
embassy waving banners reading: "Down with U.S. imperialism" and
"Philippines not for sale".
More than 100 people gathered at the Taipei stock exchange, chanting
"we are Taiwan's 99 percent", and saying economic growth had only
benefited companies while middle-class salaries barely covered soaring
housing, education and healthcare costs.
They found support from a top businessman, Taiwan Semiconductor
Manufacturing Corp (TSMC) Chairman Morris Chang.
"I've been against the gap between rich and poor," Chang said in the
northern city of Hsinchu. "The wealth of the top one percent has
increased very fast in the past 20 or 30 years. 'Occupy Wall Street'
is a reaction to that."
Demonstrators aimed to converge on the City of London under the banner
"Occupy the Stock Exchange".
"We have people from all walks of life joining us every day," said
Spyro, one of those behind a Facebook page in London which has drawn
some 12,000 followers.
The 28-year-old, who said he had a well-paid job and did not want to
give his full name, said the target of the protests as "the financial
Angry at taxpayer bailouts of banks since 2008 and at big bonuses
still paid to some who work in them while unemployment blights the
lives of many young Britons, he said: "People all over the world, we
are saying: 'Enough is enough'."
Greek protesters called an anti-austerity rally for Saturday in
Athens' Syntagma Square.
"What is happening in Greece now is the nightmare awaiting other
countries in the future. Solidarity is the people's weapon," the Real
Democracy group said in a statement calling on people to join the
In Paris protests were expected to coincide with the G20 finance
chiefs' meeting there. In Madrid, seven marches were planned to unite
in Cibeles square at 1600 GMT and then march to the central Puerta de
In Germany, where sympathy for southern Europe's debt troubles is
patchy, the financial centre of Frankfurt and the European Central
Bank in particular wereare expected to be a focus of marches called by
the Real Democracy Now movement.
(Reporting by Reuters correspondents; Writing by Philip Pullella,
Angus MacSwan, Alastair Macdonald and Nick Macfie; Editing by Andrew


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Massive manhunt for federal jail escapees continues
BY STEFANO ESPOSITO, NATASHA KORECKI, JON SEIDEL AND DONNA VICKROY Staff Reporters December 18, 2012 9:06AM
Jose Banks (top) and Kenneth Conley (bottom) escaped from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in the Loop on Dec. 18, 2012. Right: A rope can be seen hanging from the side of the jail.
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The search for two bank robbers who made a daring escape from downtown's Metropolitan Correctional Center continued Wednesday, with investigators still focused primarily on the Chicago area, and the FBI offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to their capture.
"We're pursuing whatever leads develop," said Joan Hyde, an FBI spokeswoman. "While some of those are out of state, our focus remains primarily in this area."
Hyde had no more additional information about how Joseph Jose Banks, dubbed the Second Bandit, and his cellmate, Kenneth Conley, managed to escape Tuesday.
"Our focus is just to locate these guys and to get them back behind bars," Hyde said.
The federal jail employees figured something was wrong at 7 a.m. Tuesday when they came to work and saw a lengthy rope, made from bedsheets and other material, dangling from a narrow window 17 stories above the ground.
When jail officers did a quick head count, they found one cell with two beds — filled with clothes and sheets stuffed under blankets in the shape of prisoners, according to a federal criminal complaint.
They found a clean slice near the base of the 5-inch-wide cell window and busted-out cinder-block underneath it, creating a big enough hole to slip through.
They found metal bars from the window in one mattress — and a set of fake metal bars, too.
The officers found homemade harnesses, perhaps fashioned from a stretcher used for prisoners.
What they didn't find were any prisoners.
Banks had aspirations to be a clothing designer and was known to be able to sew anything, prompting authorities to wonder if that skill had helped Banks fashion his escape.
Banks had just been convicted last week in four bank heists that netted him nearly $600,000.
But he didn't spend his haul on lawyers. Instead, he represented himself in court, declaring he was a "Moorish national" not bound by federal law, only to find himself strapped in a chair for his unruly behavior.
After his trial, Banks vowed retribution, yelling at the judge, "You'll hear from me!"
The escape prompted a massive manhunt Tuesday morning for Banks, one of the most prolific bank robbers in Chicago history, and Conley, a former strip club floor host, who netted less than $4,000 from his Homewood bank robbery. Both men face lengthy prison sentences from their robberies alone.
The FBI-led search involved SWAT teams, helicopters and bloodhounds and stretched from a Greyhound bus terminal near the jail at Clark and Van Buren to the Tinley Park home of Conley's mother.
One neighbor of Conley's mother watched as cops burst into the home Tuesday morning and said, "It's like watching a movie go down."
"They're getting guns out, and they're all armored up," Jon Windish said.
The cops came up empty; the men apparently had come and gone.
The escape raised serious questions about procedures at the Metropolitan Correctional Center and how Banks and Conley could bust out of a facility that had been considered extremely secure.
"It's heavy, heavy-duty security," said criminal defense attorney Joseph "The Shark" Lopez, who has visited clients in the jail since 1984. "I can't even get a cough drop in there."
Banks and Conley were accounted for at a 10 p.m. Monday head count, according to the criminal complaint charging them with the escape. But it's unclear what happened at the usual head counts about midnight and then at 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. Officers using flashlights are supposed to confirm there are actual prisoners under any blankets, according to a source familiar with the matter.
It's also unclear what tool the men used to make a clean cut through the jail window, why no one heard them bust through the cinder block, or how no jail employees saw them on the video-surveillance cameras around the MCC. A jail spokesman declined to answer a series of questions from the Chicago Sun-Times.
Police said both men, who were thought to be traveling together on Tuesday, should be considered dangerous.
Banks, 37, is described as a black man, 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing 160 pounds, and Conley, 38, is described as a white man, 6 feet tall, weighing 185 pounds. After the escape, police swarmed the area around the MCC.
Cops searched a parking garage near the federal jail with K-9 units and a nearby Greyhound Bus station as well.
One man transferring from one bus to another was briefly handcuffed and detained. Police looked at photocopied images of the escapees while asking the man for his identification and travel plans, witnesses said.
Damien Wilson, 21, was in one of the toilet stalls at the bus station when police came charging in.
"They came in, shaking all the stalls," said Wilson, who had just returned to the city after visiting relatives in Milwaukee.
The cops apologized, Wilson said.
Later Tuesday morning, police swarmed Conley's mother's house in Tinley Park. Authorities suspect the men may have taken a Metra train out there; their images were caught on public-transit cameras at a Tinley Park train station, only blocks from the home.
Heavily outfitted and armed police burst through a side door of the home and searched inside with the help of a dog but came up empty. Authorities worried the men were able to get a change of clothes at the home.
Another search in the New Lenox area with bloodhounds came up empty as well.
Escapes from the MCC are rare.
Two inmates escaped from the sixth floor of the MCC in 1985. Bernard Welch and Hugh Colomb were being housed in the witness quarters of the MCC because they were telling officials about supposed escape plans being hatched in prisons in Downstate Marion and in Atlanta. In reality, Welch and Colomb were making their own escape plans, and they figured it would be easier to escape from the witness quarters.
The inmates smuggled a barbell from the workout area into the cell they shared and punched a hole in the cinder-block wall. They used a 75-foot cord connected to a floor buffer to rappel down the wall to the grassy plaza below.
Three months later, Welch was arrested in Greensburg, Pa., in a stolen BMW. Two months after that, Colomb was arrested in Canton, Miss., after he robbed a bank, dropped a shotgun and entered a furniture store and tried to pose as a customer.
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William H. Carmalt Professor of Surgery; Chair, Department of Surgery; Surgeon-in-Chief, Yale-New Haven Hospital; Clinical Program Leader, Endocrine Cancers Program, Smilow Cancer Hospital; Chairman of the Board, Yale Medical Group
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I'm a first time parent and my husband and I are doing as much research as possible when it comes to pregnancy and birthing.Honestly though I wonder if this is going to give us practical knowledge of what to do when my daughter arrives. I hope that the overload of information is not adding to my anxiety and will actually prove to be useful when the time comes. I feel as though there is so much that I still don't know and how do I even know what I'm supposed to know. This is seriously nerve- racking. Does anyone have any suggestions? What exactly should I be learning right now and what information do I need to be a good mom. Thanks, Brooke
Hi Brooke,
My daughter is now 16 months old and I definitely tried to get as much information as possible while I was pregnant. At the start of the pregnancy I signed up for a weekly pregnancy newsletter and over the next few months I also spent a lot of time and reading others' pregnancy questions and reading "mom blogs." The hospital where I delivered held free classes on topics like labor and delivery, breastfeeding, and infant care, so I took all the classes offered. After I delivered my daughter, the nurses at the hospital were also REALLY helpful. The discharge nurse even gave me a list of questions and asked if there were any I'd like her to run through. So of course I checked off almost everything
For the most part, all of these things helped make me an informed mom-to-be. However, a few times I found myself on information overload. During these moments I took a step back from all my researching and tried to focus on the present - spending quality time with my husband and friends before our new arrival.
Happy information seeking!
I agree. Your best bets if you're worried about what to do after the baby gets here is to look into parenting classes at your local hospital (or one at a town nearby if you live in a smaller town). Also, most hospitals (especially with your first) will go over everything you "need to know" before you go home. The truth is: you won't know EVERYTHING and will drive yourself crazy if you try to. Every baby is different and even with my 2nd, I felt like I was starting over on some stuff. There will always be friends, family, and baby boards if you have questions later on though.
I agree with the previous posters above. I read several books and thought I was ready but there were so many random things that came up that I didn't know! I say try to relax and enjoy the rest of your pregnancy and know that your Mommy instinct will kick in after baby is born and you will do just fine. There are so many things we just can't plan for Honestly, I also came to these message boards A TON during both of my pregnancies and for many years after my children were born. As much as the official books helped, I got more help from asking other Moms who had been in my shoes. They were a great support to me and I'm still close with several of them even now (10+ years later!).
Thanks for the feedback you guys. I will look into the hospital offered classes and just try to calm myself on trying to know everything. I guesss bringing another person into this world is just so nerve racking you want to get everything right. After reading alot of the forums on the Community board I have realized that I have to relax a bit. I can't overwhelm myslef and become too anxious especially since I'm still cooking this kid and I don't want her to calm out unnerved. I'm going to keep informed by other moms and their experiences but also give myself the benefit of doubt to let my Mommy Instincts kick in. Thanks so much for your responses, it is deeply appreciated.
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I've read this whole thread and I'm still lost. I can find the IP addresses on the DVRs but can't figure out what to change them to. Called yesterday about a DECA set up and went through 4 different departments and no one could set it up so that there would be a SWM 16 on the work order. Somewhere in that process WH got deactivated and I had to call back today and go through several CSRs to get it turned back on. I have 6 units hooked up to a switch and it works perfectly. But as soon as I connect the switch to the router I start to have dropouts on MRV and the Router. Disconnect and reset them both and all is well again. Anyway MRV is more important to me than VOD so I'm just going to leave it alone. Thanks to all who have given their knowledge to this thread.


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Hinderman: Upcoming events in Orland Park
By Laura Hinderman Citizen firstname.lastname@example.com July 3, 2013 2:52PM
Updated: August 8, 2013 6:16AM
Some events of note this month in Orland Park:
The staff of the public library will be out and about in the community. From 2 to 3 p.m. on Tuesdays throughout the summer, the staff will be making a "splash" at Centennial Pool, 15600 West Ave. "Dive" into cool stories and plenty of coloring pages under the pool pavilion. Children through fourth grade are welcome. Inclement weather may cancel the program.
At 3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Thursdays, the staff will be "parking" at different parks throughout the village. Check the library website (www.orlandparklibrary.org) to see when they will be at a location near you.
From 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Fridays (excluding Aug. 2), the library's outreach services staff will be at the village Farmers Market, which is held by the Civic Center on Ravinia Avenue. Entertaining stories will be presented for children through the fourth grade. Inclement weather may cancel the program.
Wacky Wednesday
From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 17, the village will host "Wacky Wednesday" at the village center amphitheater, 147th Street and Ravinia Avenue. Dress in your wackiest outfit (crazy colors, mismatched socks/shoes or crazy hair styles) and come for a fun time and great entertainment provided by Super Stolie (Rebecca Stoelinga).
She entertains around Chicago with her high-energy, interactive shows that feature music for children. After the show, stay for ice cream treats and DJ entertainment. This event is free and open to all ages. For more information, visit www.orland-park.il.us or call (708) 403-6150.
Back-to-School Health Fair
Not that we want to think about "back to school" just yet, but the Orland Township Health Services Department is hosting its annual back-to-school health fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 13.
This free event will be on the grounds of the township office, 14807 Ravinia Ave. No appointment is necessary but participants must display proof of residency. A variety of back-to-school services will be offered to residents.
Dental screenings will be offered by Silver Lakes Family Dental free of charge. This examination will fulfill the state's requirements for kindergarten, second and sixth grades. All Perfect Smiles will also be on hand with their mobile station for free dental cleanings.
School and sports physicals will be offered by Palos Medical Group. School physicals are required for kindergarten, sixth and ninth grades.
Immunizations will be offered by the Orland Township Health Services Department. All state-required vaccines are available. A shot record must be presented at the time of service.
To get an immunization, you must be an Orland Township resident, 18 or younger and uninsured or insured by Medicaid or All Kids (card must be presented at the time of immunization). Adult vaccines will also be available for a discounted fee.
Vision screenings will be offered by Dr. Ticho from The Eye Specialists Center free of charge. However, this screening does not fulfill the vision examination required by the state for kindergarten. That exam must be performed in an office.
Lead testing will be offered by Doctors General Laboratory for $19. Under Illinois law, a parent or guardian of any child between the ages of 6 months through 6 years must have the child tested for lead poisoning before he or she may be admitted to a day care center, home day care, preschool, nursery school, kindergarten or other licensed child care facility.
The back-to-school health fair will also offer face painting, games, food and drink, school supply offers, financial advice, children's nutritional information and important safety tips from the Orland Park Police Department and the Orland Fire Protection District.
Walter Krop and Derrick Bovina from New York Life, 7840 Graphic Drive, Tinley Park, will be offering a children's identification packet without charge. The packet includes multiple photos and fingerprints, which are given to the parent on a CD along with a paper printout similar to an ID card that you can have laminated. This ID card can be used in 48 states for Amber Alert.


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The search produced nine cell phones, small amounts of tobacco and marijuana, tattoo paraphernalia, pornography and other nuisance contraband.
"This was my idea to send the message that this type of behavior will not be tolerated at the Bolivar County Regional Correctional Facility," said Sheriff Kelvin Williams.
If any subject is caught bringing contraband into the jail they will be charged and prosecuted.
"We'd like to thank the Mississippi Highway Patrol for assistance with this shakedown and our continued effort with different agencies. We will continue shakedowns with the Mississippi Department of Corrections in the future to help eliminate the problem."
Searches at the facility will continue on a random basis.
"In my first year as sheriff we confiscated 50 cell phones, pounds and pounds of tobacco, close to a pound of marijuana and some other things.
"I don't condone this and it won't be tolerated."
Williams said he's not sure how banned items make their way into the facility but possibilities include visitations, offender work details and staff.
"We're not the only facility in Mississippi having this problem, but it's detrimental and it won't be tolerated," said Williams.


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We want to provide you with everything you need to prepare for your arrival on campus. This site is where you can get all of the resources and information you need to transition smoothly into your first year.
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Log in at the top right of this page to access the forms and other requirements and see what you have and have not completed.
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Western Australia State Office
Apostilles, Authentications and Certificates of No Impediment to Marriage
Within Australia, DFAT state and territory or passport offices are authorised to provide services such as
- Issuing of Certificates of no Impediment to Marriage (CNI) (including witnessing the signature on the application form)
- legalisations of documents (Apostilles and Authentications)
Legalisation of Documents (authentications and Apostilles)
The law in most countries requires that a signature on a document be witnessed or other procedures applied before the document can be used for legal purposes or in a court of law. Solicitors, justices of the peace, and notaries public normally perform these functions in Australia, but the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) may also be authorised to do so.
For further information including fees and charges, refer to the Smartraveller page: Legalising documents.
Certificates of No Impediment to Marriage
DFAT cannot provide advice regarding other countries' specific requirements in order for a marriage to be legal in a particular country. For details of marriage requirements you should contact the Embassy, High Commission or Consulate of the country in which you would like to marry for their advice. Refer to Smartraveller for further information regarding Certificates of No Impediment to Marriage including application forms: Legalising documents.
Processing and lodgement requirements
Over the counter
Office address
Level 17
Exchange Plaza, Sherwood Court, Perth, WA
Office hours
9.00am– 1:00pm (for submitting documents)
9.00am – 4.00pm (for collecting documents)
Monday to Friday,
No appointment necessary
Through the mail
Postal address
Authentication Section
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
GPO Box D196
Payment form
Documents can also be sent via post. Please include your contact details, return postal address and an indication of which country the documents are intended for.
You will also need to include a bank cheque or money order made payable to the "Collector of Public Monies" or your credit card details (we take Visa and MasterCard). The cost of returning your document by ordinary post is included in the fee. Please include a self-addressed Registered or Express Post envelope if you wish your document to be returned to you via either of these methods.
The cost of returning your document by ordinary post is included in the fee. Please include a self-addressed Registered or Express Post envelope if you wish your document to be returned to you via either of these methods.
If you are overseas and wish to have your document returned by Express Courier International (ECI) (Australia Post) please include additional payment for postage. Postage rates can be calculated on the Australia Post website.
- Credit card authorisation form [DOC 102 KB]
- Credit card authorisation form [PDF 69 KB]
- In most cases, the processing turnaround time for documents can be processed in 24 hours (available for collection the next business day). We do not have a priority service. Where possible, we will aim to return your single page original government issued documents (ie Birth Certificates, Marriage Certificates, Divorce Certificates) to you on the same day when received over the counter. This is not always possible given resource constraints and workload.
- You can collect your document or have it posted to you. If you would like it posted registered or express mail or in a particular envelope, please provide the envelope at the time of lodgement or include payment for the Australia Post costs for Express Courier International (ECI).
- Please refer to our Smartraveller pages for information about document requirements: Legalising documents
- Documents for legalisation do not have to be presented in our offie by the person whose name is on the document.
- You can take your document to the state or city office where you reside (e.g. documents can be taken to the Melbourne office if more convenient).
How do I authenticate my fingerprint check?
If applying for an overseas police clearance you may be asked to have a fingerprint check authenticated by DFAT. Please note that this process may take extra processing time where we need to verify the police officer's signature.
DFAT cannot request a National Police Clearance Certificates or other documents on behalf of clients. Only the individual may obtain this information directly from the relevant state, territory or federal police force.
You may wish to enquire with the Australian Federal Police about obtaining a National Police Clearance Certificate
Contact us
- Phone (08) 9231 4499 for authentications, apostilles or CNI enquiries you've posted through the mail. Passports enquiries cannot be answered through this phone line, phone the Australian Passport Information Service 131 232 to make enquiries or follow up on your application.
- Email firstname.lastname@example.com


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Burnaby mayor Derek Corrigan slams Broadway SkyTrain line talk
A recommendation from Vancouver city staff for a tunnelled SkyTrain as the best mode of rapid transit along the Broadway corridor is drawing criticism from one municipal leader in the region.
Burnaby mayor Derek Corrigan asserts Vancouver city hall is "dreaming in technicolour" with regard to the $2.8-billion proposal. He said he "cannot imagine" the rest of Metro Vancouver's municipalities identifying the subway as a priority.
"It's just not on the radar at all in order to try and accomplish that," Corrigan told the Straight by phone. "TransLink is in massive debt with huge operating deficits, and Vancouver continues to talk about spending more money on massive infrastructure."
Vancouver council heard a presentation from city transportation director Jerry Dobrovolny on November 27. Dobrovolny said an underground rapid-transit line to UBC is the best approach to accommodate the transit needs along Broadway and avoid "tremendous" impacts anticipated with a street-level light-rail line, including turn restrictions and the removal of over 90 percent of parking spaces.
City staff stressed that about half of the over 100,000 commuters travelling the street daily come from outside Vancouver—a fact that Vision councillor Geoff Meggs says indicates that citizens in every municipality in the region would benefit from a subway line in the corridor.
Corrigan noted he recognizes that Vancouver needs to have a good internal transportation system, but argued it has to be "reasonable" about its place within the broader picture.
"Vancouver has to recognize that they're part of a region, and the region is bigger than their needs, and that there isn't a way in which, well, not only does Vancouver get what it wants, but it gets it in a Cadillac form," he said. "You know, while the rest of the region is in a Ford Focus."
Patrick Condon, a professor with UBC's School of Landscape Architecture, also questioned the likelihood of Vancouver securing the funding for the nearly $3-billion subway line.
"I think if the province was going to hand the City of Vancouver $3 billion tomorrow, sure, go for it. But I don't think that's at all even remotely likely, is my sense," he said in a phone interview.
Condon added that lower-cost surface light-rail systems have succeeded in some European cities, and in U.S. locations such as Minneapolis and Minnesota.
In Dobrovolny's presentation to city council, he maintained that a street-level light-rail system would not have sufficient capacity to meet transit needs along the Broadway corridor, which is expected to see a higher than projected growth in passengers.
TransLink is currently in the midst of conducting a study that will identify potential options for rapid transit on the corridor, which will be followed by a "regional dialogue" with local municipalities on the issue.
Burnaby has to recognize that it's part of a region, and that Vancouver alone is three times bigger. The reason Vancouver has to get what it wants is because Vancouver, not the suburbs, is where the current need for transit is most acute. Only Vancouver has the density to support continued expansion of SkyTrain (or an underground equivalent). The rest of the region has to accept that and stop demanding things out of some misguided sense of entitlement.
separate bus lanes or a tram service each way could easily be accomplished. reduce traffic on broadway and give priority to mass transit/cyclists and pedestrians. easy to do. not expensive either.
And extending Millenium Line to the far east and west of the region serves quite a number of cities, with Burnaby smack dab in the middle. In fact, if I were working in central broadway, a single SkyTrain ride all the way out to Coquitlam sure makes me more likely to live - and vote - further east. I would think that kind of thing benefits the whole region.
and who's going to pay for another Canada line
Minneapolis is a major city within the state of Minnesota
Dedicated bus lanes in the left hand lanes and no parking allowed in the curb lane.
Very cheap to set up compared to subways and street level rail lines.
And we say we are a developed country.....
This will also bring more activity to some parts of the Kingsway Corridor. The line could go from New West all the way to Main Street skytrain station.
I definitely won't be voting for a mayor who is stupid or thinks his residents are stupid.
If only we could rely on EXPERTS who make it their life's work to study these things and make informed recommendations. Somehow the internet has made everybody an expert, completely nullifying thorough analysis and expertise of the the real experts.