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Chester J. "Chet" Walkiewicz, Jr., age 73, of Millcreek passed away on Saturday, December 1, 2012 at his residence after a brief battle with cancer. He was born in Erie on December 11, 1938 a son of the late Chester J. Walkiewicz, Sr. and Helen (Rutkowski) Walkiewicz. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife Shirley (Pilgere) Walkiewicz. He was a graduate of Tech Memorial and was a member of the track team there. Chet worked as a printer for the Erie Times-News for 45 years and also worked for many years as a guard on armored trucks for several companies. Chet was an active member of St. Joseph Church/Bread of Life Community, the Word of Life Center and the Light of the World Prayer Group. He enjoyed traveling and spending time on his computer. He especially enjoyed family gatherings at the holidays and on special occasions. Chet is survived by his wife Theresa Ann "T.A." (Torchia) Walkiewicz; two children, Cathy Walkiewicz of Erie and Chester J. Walkiewicz, III (Pamela) of Huntsville, Alabama; six grandchildren, Jamie Fuhrer (Zack), Jennifer Walkiewicz, Andrew Walkiewicz (Lynn), Donald Shakespeare (Deanna), Robert Shakespeare and Daniel Shakespeare; eight great-grandchildren: Alexis, Andrew, Allie, Anna, Avalyn, Tyler, Linley and Dominick. Other survivors include a brother, Thomas Walkiewicz (Judy) of Edinboro and a sister, Margie Walkiewicz (friend Miles Kovski) of Erie and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends are invited to call on Thursday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Brugger Funeral Homes & Crematory, 1595 West 38th Street, at Greengarden Blvd. Services will be held there on Friday at 9:15 a.m., followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m., at St. Joseph Church/Bread of Life Community. Entombment will follow at Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Word of Life Center, 429 East Grandview Blvd., Erie, PA 16504; the Regional Home Health and Hospice, 3526 Peach Street, Erie, PA 16508 or the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation, 130 West 8th Street, Erie, PA 16501. Add condolences and photos at
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of the injured who had been taken to Israeli hospitals.The bus had set
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area, for a day trip, carrying around 60 children.It turned around and
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truck en route to east Jerusalem. Israeli and Palestinian emergency responders
arrived and began evacuating the injured to Israeli and Palestinian
hospitals.The bus was "completely destroyed" and littered with
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rescue and recovery organization, told the Post."Anyone who is alive
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people got out of there alive."Weisenshtern added that it was also a
miracle that no children were trapped inside or underneath the bus.Ben
Zion Oring, the head of ZAKA's Jerusalem division, said it took emergency crews
several minutes to determine the exact site of the accident, since it was
located in PA territory."I have been at a number of difficult events,
but when you are talking about children the shock is that much harder," he
said.The accident took place just after 9 a.m. at the Adam Square, a
major intersection north of Jerusalem between highway 60 and highway
437.Most of the injured children were taken to Ramallah area
hospitals.Three injured children arrived by ambulance at Hadassah
University Medical Center on Jerusalem's Mount Scopus. In light of the serious
burns they had suffered, they were transferred to the trauma unit at Hadassah's
Ein Kerem campus while attached to respirators and accompanied by a
pediatricians and anesthesiologists.The injured children received
initial treatment on site by medics from United Hatzalah and then were taken by
Red Crescent and Magen David Adom ambulances to hospitals.The two
Hadassah hospitals had been alerted about the accident and so had reinforced
their emergency teams. General surgeons, pediatric surgeons, trauma and plastic
surgery experts, lung specialists and others were called in.Two of the
seriously injured reached the pediatric intensive care unit but were not
immediately identified. The third, suffering from burns on a quarter of her
body, was identified by her parents. Three other children, aged four and five,
were admitted to the Mount Scopus hospital with light injuries.The truck
driver was also taken to the Mount Scopus campus suffering from trauma and
fractures.The Hadassah Medical Organization set up a special phone line
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social workers.The hospitals were also in contact with the Ramallah
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could have saved some lives," he said.He added, "I personally complained
to the Israeli side; the accident took place in area C [where Israel has both
security and civilian control], and we have limited movement there."He
called on the world to "end the occupation so we can serve our people
better."Anata Mayor Ibrahim al-Rifai told the Post that the road where
the accident took place is very dangerous. It is a three-lane road and there is
no barrier separating opposing traffic. "There is a safer road that goes into
Ramallah through the Beit El settlement.However, Palestinians are not
allowed to use it, only some VIPs," he added.Rifai also said that the
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before the ambulance arrived.A senior army source dismissed claims by
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reaching the accident scene. The source said the military asked both Israeli and
Palestinian police to come, and that paramedics directed emergency responders to
the bus. The source added that within 30 minutes all of the wounded had been
evacuated to hospitals and said that the IDF's civil administration made every
effort to assist the emergency services.Deputy Health Minister Ya'acov
Litzman rejected the statement by the Palestinian health minister who claimed
that Israel "did not adequately treat injured from the bus accident." Litzman
declared that the statement was a "lie and incitement and totally out of
place."Medical and rescue teams came immediately to the accident site
and provided first aid without hesitation, he said. Some of the injured are
being treated "in our best Israeli hospitals," Litzman said. "In matters of
human life, there are no borders and no politics."MK Zevulun Orlev,
chairman of the Knesset Committee on the Rights of the Child, announced that a
special meeting will be held to discuss the accident and examine whether all
safety regulations for school buses had been observed.Judy Siegel and Greer Fay Cashman
contributed to this report.
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NAM Vice President of International Economic Affairs Linda Dempsey testified on March 25 before a House Agriculture subcommittee on an imminent international trade risk to a broad range of manufacturers in the United States.
On March 19, by a vote of 233–181, the House approved S.J. Res. 8, a joint resolution to disapprove the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) "ambush elections" rule, which will be effective April 14. The resolution now heads to the President's desk for his signature—a welcome, though unlikely, outcome.
More than 130 manufacturing leaders from companies of all sizes across all industrial sectors gathered in Arizona this week for the NAM Spring 2015 Board of Directors Meeting chaired by new Board Chair and Tenneco Chairman and CEO Gregg Sherrill.
This Week in Washington: Proposed Ozone Standard Will Cost $140 Billion Per Year, New NAM Study Finds
For several months, the NAM has been calling national attention to how the West Coast ports dispute is hurting manufacturers of all sizes across the country and urging the Obama Administration to engage more. And at each stop of the State of Manufacturing Tour, NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons has used the tour spotlight to highlight the significant disruptions to global commerce, galvanize support for additional Administration involvement and demand action by the Administration to help end the slowdown.
During week two of the State of Manufacturing Tour, NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons delivered manufacturers' strategy for securing manufacturing and economic growth during several stops in Olympia and Spokane, Wash., working in partnership with the Association of Washington Business and Greater Spokane Incorporated, and in Colorado, with support from the Colorado Association of Commerce & Industry (CACI).
NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons launched the 2015 State of Manufacturing Tour. At Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., Timmons delivered manufacturers' vision of American Exceptionalism—fueled by the men and women who make things in the United States—in front of a packed audience of the next generation of manufacturers and leaders. The speech, and the promise of a bright future in manufacturing, fired up students and faculty alike.
This week's Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committee hearings on President Obama's 2015 trade agenda kicked off new work to win passage of Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) and other manufacturing trade goals. The NAM aggressively continued its push for action to secure these market-opening and -enhancing opportunities.
Manufacturers issued a challenge in advance of the State of the Union on Tuesday, calling on President Obama to deliver a federal strategy that can unleash manufacturing and enable our nation's job creators to accelerate America's comeback.
A pro-growth tax reform plan would increase GDP by more than $12 trillion relative to Congressional Budget Office projections, increase investment by more than $3.3 trillion and add more than 6.5 million jobs to the U.S. economy over a decade, according to a new study commissioned by the NAM and conducted by economists at the University of Tennessee and the University of Kansas.
On January 5, the NAM filed a lawsuit against the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in U.S. District Court to stop the agency's overreach on the "ambush elections" rule.
NAM Leads "Ambush Elections" Response to Prevent Enactment. In the aftermath of the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) "ambush elections" rule to dramatically shorten the time frame for union elections, the NAM is amplifying our fight—and preparing to take the matter to court.
As of press time, manufacturers are closing in on several legislative victories that will help our sector and the broader economy continue to rebound.
On December 3, the House approved H.R. 5771, the Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014, by a vote of 378–46. This bill will restore for 2014 a package of tax provisions that expired at the end of 2013, including the research and development credit, deferral for active financing, the "look-through" rule and several other investment incentives that allow companies to immediately write off at least 50 percent (or 100 percent for small businesses) of the cost of capital equipment.
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Who is that creeping into my new year? Is it more pounds, chocolate bars and ice cream, inches and tight clothes?
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
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Thank you so much for your prayers because they are working!!!!!
Jill called to say her doctor called her tonight with the test results. No more cancer in her liver and significant improvement in her bones.
The doctor doesn't want her... Read more
Friday, December 16, 2011
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Jill went to her doctor today. She will have a test later this month. This chemo is affecting her walking, she has
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
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I didn't check my other blogs to see if I updated last when we learnt that Jill will be on chemo for life, or at least as long as it is still working.
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Wednesday, December 07, 2011
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I just finally understood about putting another number in the emoticons to make a different picture.
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Sunday, December 04, 2011
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295 Kensington RoadKensington Park, SA 5068
LJ Hooker Kensington has been established for over 24 years as the single most successful LJ Hooker Real Estate office. Winning the Champion Sales Office Award three times, being named Top State Auction Office eight times, winning numerous Excellence in Marketing Awards and being named National Top Auction Marketing Office two years running. Located in the heart of the eastern suburbs the team at LJ Hooker Kensington have the experience to look after all of your real estate needs. Call us on 08 8431 6088 today.
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Auction 18/4/15
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Under Instructions from the Public Trustee
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This TPC San Antonio course always plays as one of the most difficult on the PGA Tour schedule, especially when the wind is up. And as this Vine from the Tour's Jonathan Wall shows, the wind is whipping there today. Of the 72 players on the course ...
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The Desert Sun
Desert still waiting for new PGA Tour sponsorship
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PGA Tour Expert Picks: Texas Open - CBSSports.com
PGA Tour Expert Picks: Texas Open
The Texas Open is probably one of the more underrated events on the PGA Tour schedule. Both it and the Houston Open get lost in that big Masters shadow looming large over everything. Let's take a look at this tournament. What: Texas Open Where: San ...
Masters field getting too big for Augusta's liking
Augusta looms as PGA Tour hits Texas
Golf: Invitations pushing the limit for Masters
Junior PGA Champion Sam Burns makes PGA Tour debut this week - PGA.com
Junior PGA Champion Sam Burns makes PGA Tour debut this week
As part of a unique arrangement with PGA Tour's Valero Texas Open, one of the perks of capturing the Junior PGA Championship title is a berth at TPC San Antonio this week. Kristen Gillman, the reigning girls' Junior PGA Champion, will play in the LPGA ...
Signee Burns to Tee Off at PGA TOUR Event in Texas
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PGA Tour Upset With Color of Caddie's Shorts
The relationship between caddies and the PGA Tour is already heated and tense, and one caddie's run in with the Tour's fashion police at the Arnold Palmer Invitational over the weekend may just be fueling the fire. Duane Bock, caddie for Kevin Kisner ...
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PGA Tour Superstore coming to Inverness Plaza in Hoover this summer - AL.com
PGA Tour Superstore coming to Inverness Plaza in Hoover this summer
A PGA Tour Superstore is expected to open in Inverness Plaza in Hoover this summer, according to a spokeswoman for Golf & Tennis Pro Shop Inc., which operates the PGA Tour stores. The company has signed a lease to take up 25,000 square feet in ...
PGA Tour: Charley Hoffman leads windy Texas Open after first round - FOXSports.com
PGA Tour: Charley Hoffman leads windy Texas Open after first round
Get caught up with all the action with our PGA Tour leaderboard. Jordan Spieth opened with a 71. The 21-year Texan is coming off a playoff victory two weeks ago at Innisbrook. He won the Australian Open and the Hero World Challenge in consecutive weeks ...
PGA Tour: Charley Hoffman gets good side of draw to lead Texas Open
Charley Hoffman takes lead in wind-swept Texas Open
Hoffman leads at wind-whipped PGA Texas Open
'The PGA Tour is for now an egalitarian affair' - GolfDigest.com (blog)
GolfDigest.com (blog)
'The PGA Tour is for now an egalitarian affair'
GolfDigest.com (blog)
The PGA Tour has gone egalitarian, John Paul Newport writes in the Wall Street Journal: âArnold Palmer, the host of this week's PGA Tour event at Bay Hill in Orlando, had a straightforward public image. Famous for his Popeye forearms, trouser-hitching ...
Rory McIlroy's struggles continue ahead of the Masters, while Henrik Stenson ...
PGA Tour: Matt Every wins again at Arnold Palmer Invite
PGA Tour Expert Picks: Arnold Palmer Invitational
At age 21, Spieth taking PGA Tour by storm - San Antonio Express-News
San Antonio Express-News
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The Silicon Valley Business Journal and our sister publications across the country have been running a competition called Social Madness, tracking organizations' social media presence. Part of the competition involves tracking the number of likes competitors have on Facebook.
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Duplicate accounts, which are a violation of the site's terms of service, make up 4.8 percent of Facebook's monthly active users, the company said in the filing. Misclassified accounts, like those for a business or pet (these should be "Pages," not regular Facebook profiles), make up another 2.4 percent. And the final 1.5 percent is made up of "undesirable" accounts, like those used for spamming.
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My surname came to Britain with the Normans, and I must say that my forebears have had a bad press in their adopted homeland. From Hereward the Wake to Robin Hood, Anglo-Saxon legends have depicted us as despotic and cruel, whereas we were great builders of castles and cathedrals, brilliant horsemen and tip-top administrators, as well as being despotic and cruel. Anyway, it was good to have the refreshingly un-youthful and un-strident Professor Robert Bartlett (more Norman names) giving us his authoritative account of the antecedents and legacy of 1066 and all that. It's about time we Viking-Frenchmen had a spokesperson.
The invaders' Scandinavian roots may have been a revelation to some viewers of The Normans, although not to those with some acquaintance of the Normandy countryside and its flaxen-haired, blue-eyed and decidedly un-Gallic looking locals. A giant Norwegian leader known as Rollo the Walker (he was too big for a horse) first fully annexed the area between the River Epte – a tributary of the Seine - and the English Channel (as it obviously wasn't known as at the time) from the French, pointedly refusing to wash King Charles's feet as an act of obeisance. In fact he had an underling make as if to wash Charles's feet – before that man tipped the monarch on to his back. Legend or not, it was a wonderfully Mafia moment – an utterly scornful show of strength.
Like any good Mafiosi, the Normans decided to turn legit – adopting Christ instead of pagan gods, building instead of pillaging, abandoning their Nordic language and beginning to drink wine. For the first time in their history the Vikings blended in with the peoples they had just conquered, something they were to do with some success in England, Scotland and Ireland, less so in Wales. But that's for next week's episode, because this opener concerned itself more with William the Bastard, as William the Conqueror was known before he started conquering. The illegitimate son of an embalmer's daughter, William inherited the Duchy at the age of eight, saw every single one of his guardians assassinated, and had to make several moonlight flits from would-be usurpers. It wouldn't take a Penelope Leach to tell you that William was going to grow up with certain issues - that he was going to be a tough 'un.
Seen from William's point of view, it was Harold Godwinson who was the usurper of the English throne (and there was something unseemly about Harold crowning himself before Edward the Confessor was cold in his coffin), the whole story told in minute detail by the Bayeux Tapestry, that great apologia for William's invasion. In the absence of newsreel footage, Bartlett found himself leaning quite heavily on this extraordinary length of 11th-century embroidery. At least there were mercifully few of those reconstructed battle scenes that are the history programme's stock in trade – although the leisurely sequences in which Bartlett breathed in the grandeur of various Norman edifices, from Caen Cathedral to Mont Saint-Michel, began to feel a bit like pictorial stuffing.
The Bayeux Tapestry contained enlivening details, such as the English wearing their hair long and growing moustaches, while the Norman's preferred the clean-shaven look with a brutalist haircut. It also contains the scene where Harold is struck in the eye by an arrow – the Battle of Hastings having been yet another of history's close-run things after a rumour spread that William had been slain. At this point Bartlett was again reduced, not for the first time, to pacing around a large field, there being no easy way of illustrating the story. At least we were spared the dreaded dramatised reconstructions.
And, anyway, the story was riveting enough for you not to care. The Norman Conquest is such a familiar part of our island story that it's easy to forget how unfashionable this period has become – how oddly neglectful we have become of this tumultuous year. Perhaps it was Sellar and Yeatman's fault for turning the date into a schoolboy joke. Last year's Channel 4 documentary 1066: the Battle for Middle Earth, which told the story of these momentous events through the eyes of ordinary Saxons, Vikings and Normans, was a start, and this BBC Four season really puts the era back where it belongs – as one of the most action-packed moments in our history. There is surely a terrific movie, or one of those Tudors-style TV epics, to be made about the months leading from Edward the Confessor's death to William 1's Christmas Day coronation at Westminster Abbey. Russell Crowe as Harold? Daniel Day Lewis as the hard, unforgiving Conqueror? I must write that pitch.
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World's best restaurant announced
05 May 2014 [11:25] -
Get dialing for your reservation now: Noma in Copenhagen has been named the world's best restaurant at a ceremony revealing the planet's top 50 dining venues.
To raucous cheers, high fives, hugs and kisses, team Noma took to the stage in a packed London venue in jubilant scenes that wouldn't be out of place at the World Cup in Brazil later this year.
Noma's top honor in the prestigious San Pellegrino World's 50 Best Restaurant Awards -- viewed as the Oscars of fine dining -- was the fourth win for minimalist Danish pioneer of foraged menus.
The award was presented late Monday at a ceremony in central London attended by some of the world's leading chefs.
"It's too (expletive deleted) crazy!" said Noma's head chef, Rene Redzepi, picking up the award. "Thank you for believing in us.
"In the last year (after the restaurant was awarded second place) my staff and I looked into each others' eyes and said 'let's just really really work hard.' We made a plan and said 'let's make this the best year we've ever had.'"
"But to have this is a whole surprise, none of us expected it."
The list, now in its 12th year, is dominated by European venues, but there were prizes for restaurants from around the world, including Asia's first top 20 entry.
The biggest climber was Lima, Peru, restaurant Central, which jumped from No. 50 last year to No. 15 this year.
The highest debut entry was Gaggan from Bangkok, which came in at No. 17.
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