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Evolution by natural selection: the London years, 1836–42
With his voyage over and with a £400 annual allowance from his father, Darwin now settled down among the urban gentry as a gentleman geologist. He befriended Lyell, and he discussed the rising Chilean coastline as a new fellow of the Geological Society in January 1837 (he was secretary of the society by 1838). Darwin became well known through his diary's publication as Journal of Researches into the Geology and Natural History of the Various Countries Visited by H.M.S. Beagle (1839). With a £1,000 Treasury grant, obtained through the Cambridge network, he employed the best experts and published their descriptions of his specimens in his Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle (1838–43). Darwin's star had risen, and he was now lionized in London.
It was in those years of civil unrest following the First Reform Act (1832) that Darwin devised his theory of evolution. Radical nonconformists were denouncing the church's monopoly on power—attacking an Anglican status quo that rested on miraculous props: the supposed supernatural creation of life and society. Darwin had Unitarian roots, and his breathless notes show how his radical Dissenting understanding of equality and antislavery framed his image of mankind's place in nature: "Animals—whom we have made our slaves we do not like to consider our equals.—Do not slave holders wish to make the black man other kind?" Some radicals questioned whether each animal was uniquely "designed" by God when all vertebrates shared a similar structural plan. The polymathic Charles Babbage—of calculating machine fame—made God a divine programmer, preordaining life by means of natural law rather than ad hoc miracle. It was the ultra-Whig way, and in 1837 Darwin, an impeccable Whig reformer who enjoyed Babbage's soirees, likewise accepted that "the Creator creates by…laws."
The experts' findings sent Darwin to more-heretical depths. At the Royal College of Surgeons, the eminent anatomist Richard Owen found that Darwin's Uruguay River skull belonged to Toxodon, a hippopotamus-sized antecedent of the South American capybara. The Pampas fossils were nothing like rhinoceroses and mastodons; they were huge extinct armadillos, anteaters, and sloths, which suggested that South American mammals had been replaced by their own kind according to some unknown "law of succession." At the Zoological Society, ornithologist John Gould announced that the Galapagos birds were not a mixture of wrens, finches, and "gross-beaks" but were all ground finches, differently adapted. When Gould diagnosed the Galapagos mockingbirds as three species, unique to different islands, in March 1837, Darwin examined Fitzroy's collection to discover that each island had its representative finch as well. But how had they all diverged from mainland colonists? By that time Darwin was living near his freethinking brother, Erasmus, in London's West End, and their dissident dining circle, which included the Unitarian Harriet Martineau, provided the perfect milieu for Darwin's ruminations. Darwin adopted "transmutation" (evolution, as it is now called), perhaps because of his familiarity with it through the work of his grandfather and Robert Grant. Nonetheless, it was abominated by the Cambridge clerics as a bestial, if not blasphemous, heresy that would corrupt mankind and destroy the spiritual safeguards of the social order. Thus began Darwin's double life, which would last for two decades.
For two years he filled notebooks with jottings. There was an intensity and doggedness to it. He searched for the causes of extinction, accepted life as a branching tree (not a series of escalators, the old idea), tackled island isolation, and wondered whether variations appeared gradually or at a stroke. He dismissed a Lamarckian force driving life inexorably upward with the cavalier joke, "If all men were dead then monkeys make men.—Men make angels," which showed how little the failed ordinand shared his Cambridge mentors' hysteria about an ape ancestry. Indeed, there was no "upward": he became relativistic, sensing that life was spreading outward into niches, not standing on a ladder. There was no way of ranking humans and bees, no yardstick of "highness": man was no longer the crown of creation.
Heart palpitations and stomach problems were affecting him by September 1837. Stress sent him to the Highlands of Scotland in 1838, where he diverted himself studying the "parallel roads" of Glen Roy, so like the raised beaches in Chile. But the sickness returned as he continued chipping at the scientific bedrock of a cleric-dominated society. The "whole [miraculous] fabric totters & falls," he jotted. Darwin had a right to be worried. Were his secret discovered, he would stand accused of social abandon. At Edinburgh he had seen censorship; other materialists were being publicly disgraced. His notes began mooting disarming ploys: "Mention persecution of early astronomers." Behind his respectable facade at the Geological Society lay a new contempt for the divines' providential shortsightedness. The president, the Reverend William Whewell, "says length of days adapted to duration of sleep of man.!!!" he jotted. What "arrogance!!"
Mankind: there was the crux. Darwin wrote humans and society into the evolutionary equation from the start. He saw the social instincts of troop animals developing into morality and studied the humanlike behaviour of orangutans at the zoo. With avant-garde society radicalized, Darwin moved into his own ultraradical phase in 1838—even suggesting that belief in God was an ingrained tribal survival strategy: "love of [the] deity [is an] effect of [the brain's] organization. Oh you Materialist!" he mocked himself. In a day when a gentleman's character had to be above reproach, Darwin's notes had a furtive ring. None of that could become known—yet. The rich careerist—admitted to the prestigious Athenaeum Club in 1838 and the Royal Society in 1839—had too much to lose.
As a sporting gent from the shires, Darwin queried breeders about the way they changed domestic dogs and fancy pigeons by spotting slight variations and accentuating them through breeding. But he only saw the complete congruity between the way nature operated and the way fanciers produced new breeds upon reading the economist Thomas Malthus's Essay on the Principle of Population in September 1838. That was a seminal moment—even if Malthusian ideas had long permeated his Whig circle. Darwin was living through a workhouse revolution. Malthus had said that there would always be too many mouths to feed—population increases geometrically, whereas food production rises arithmetically—and that charity was useless. So the Whigs had passed a Malthusian Poor Law in 1834 and were incarcerating sick paupers in workhouses (separating men from women to stop them from breeding). Darwin's dining companion Harriet Martineau (whom many expected to marry his brother, Erasmus), was the Whigs' poor law propagandist. (Her novelistic Malthusian pamphlets had been sent to Darwin while he was on the Beagle.) Darwin realized that population explosions would lead to a struggle for resources and that the ensuing competition would weed out the unfit. It was an idea he now applied to nature (he had previously thought that animal populations remained stable in the wild). Darwin called his modified Malthusian mechanism "natural selection." Nature was equally uncharitable, went the argument: overpopulated, it experienced a fierce struggle, and from all manner of chance variations, good and bad, the best, "the surviving one of ten thousand trials," won out, endured, and thus passed on its improved trait. That was the way a species kept pace with the Lyellian evolution of Earth.
Darwin was a born list maker. In 1838 he even totted up the pros and cons of taking a wife—and married his cousin Emma Wedgwood (1808–96) in 1839. He rashly confided his thoughts on evolution, evidently shocking her. By now, Darwin accepted the notion that even mental traits and instincts were randomly varying, that they were the stuff for selection. But he saw from Emma's reaction that he must publicly camouflage his views. Although the randomness and destructiveness of his evolutionary system—with thousands dying so that the "fittest" might survive—left little room for a personally operating benign deity, Darwin still believed that God was the ultimate lawgiver of the universe. In 1839 he shut his last major evolution notebook, his theory largely complete.


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Haggard brings honky-tonk to Harrah's
Legendary country singer Merle Haggard will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 6, at Harrah's Cherokee Event Center.
The word "legend" usually makes an appearance at some point when discussing Haggard. It's an acknowledgement of his artistry and his standing as "the poet of the common man." Studying, analyzing and observing the details of life around him, Haggard relays what he sees, hears and feels through his songs.
In addition to 40 No. 1 hits, Haggard has charted scores of Top 10 songs. He has won just about every music award imaginable, both as a performer and as a songwriter, and in 1994 was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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Soul/jazz musician Shana Tucker will perform at 7:45 p.m. May 30 at The Strand at 38 Main in Waynesville.
Touted by JazzTimes Magazine as "a jazz talent...whose imprint and vitality has already been quite visible in North Carolina," Tucker is a singer-songwriter and cellist who credits her genre-bending chamber/soul style to the influences of 80s and 90s pop music, movie soundtracks, and world music, interwoven with steady nods to her classical and jazz roots.
Tickets are $30 for adults, $25 students and $15 per child.
• Andrews Brewing Company will have Through the Hills (Americana/bluegrass) May 29, Guy Marshall (Americana/singer-songwriter, $5) May 30, Scott Stambaugh (singer-songwriter) June 5 and The Travers Brothership (rock/blues, $5) June 5. Shows are free, unless otherwise noted. www.andrewsbrewing.com.
• BearWaters Brewing (Waynesville) will have Woody Pines (Americana) at 7 p.m. May 30. www.bwbrewing.com or 828.246.0602.
• Big Wesser BBQ (Nantahala Outdoor Center) will have Heidi Holton (blues/Americana) May 29, The Whiskey Sticks (rock/Americana) May 30, Natty Love Joys (roots/reggae) June 5 and Son's of Ralph (bluegrass/Americana) June 6. All shows begin at 6 p.m. www.noc.com.
• Bogart's (Waynesville) will have live bluegrass/string music at 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays. 828.452.1313.
• The Bryson City Train Depot "Music in the Mountains" concert series will have Grits & Soul (Americana/bluegrass) at 6:30 p.m. June 6. Free. www.greatsmokies.com.
• Canton Recreation Park will have "Pickin' in the Park" from 7 to 10 p.m. on Fridays. www.cantonnc.com or 828.648.2363.
• Classic Wineseller (Waynesville) will have Arvie Bennett (Americana/rock) May 29 and Jacob Johnson (folk/funk) May 30. All shows begin at 7 p.m. 828.452.6000 or www.classicwineseller.com.
• The Concerts on the Creek (Sylva) series at Bridge Park Pavilion will have Sundown (rock) May 29 and Positive Mental Attitude (jam/rock) June 5. All shows are free and begin at 7 p.m. www.mountainlovers.com.
• Derailed Bar & Lounge (Bryson City) will have The Ghost Peppers May 30 and Heidi Holton (blues/Americana) June 6. All shows are free and begin at 7 p.m. 828.488.8898.
• Frog Level Brewing (Waynesville) will have Chris Minick (singer-songwriter) at 6 p.m. May 28 and June 4 and Stone Crazy at 7 p.m. May 29. All shows are free. 828.454.5664 or www.froglevelbrewing.com.
• Innovation Brewing (Sylva) will have an Open Mic night May 27 and June 3, and a jazz night with the Kittle/Collings Duo May 28 and June 4. All events begin at 8 p.m. www.innovation-brewing.com.
• The Lost Hiker (Highlands) will have Randy Flat May 30. Shows are free and begin at 9 p.m. 828.526.8232 or www.thelosthikerbar.com.
• The Maggie Valley Opry House will have legendary banjoist Raymond Fairchild at 8 p.m. nightly through October. Admission is $12. www.raymondfairchild.com or 828.926.9336.
• The "Music on the River" concert series (Cherokee) will have AM SuperStars May 29, John Emil Montagnino May 30, David Lambert June 5 and A36 Band June 6. All shows are free and begin at 7 p.m. 800.438.1601 or 828.359.6490.
• Nantahala Brewing (Bryson City) will have The Kevin Prater Band (Americana) May 29, Mangas Colorado (Americana/bluegrass) May 30 and Noonday Sun (instrumental/fusion) June 5. All shows are free and begin at 8 p.m. www.nantahalabrewing.com.
• No Name Sports Pub (Sylva) will have Darrin Bradburry Band May 29 and Cross Road Redemption May 30. All shows are free and begin at 9 p.m. 828.586.2750 or www.nonamesportspub.com.
• O'Malley's Pub & Grill will have karaoke with Chris Monteith May 29, Dustin Martin & The Ramblers (Americana) May 30 and Dave Darbbin May 31.
• Oconaluftee Visitors Center (Cherokee) will have an old-time music jam from 1 to 3 p.m. June 6. www.greatsmokies.com.
• Papertown Country Music & Dance Parlor (Canton) will have live music and dancing from 7 to 10 p.m. on Saturdays. Admission is $8. 828.736.8925.
• The "Pickin' on the Square" (Franklin) summer concert series will have Sundown (rock/Motown) May 30 and Curtis Blackwell & The Dixie Bluegrass Boys June 6. All shows are free and begin at 7:30 p.m. There is also a free open mic jam session at 6:30 p.m. www.franklinnc.com/pickin.
• Rathskeller Coffee Haus & Pub (Franklin) will have Gary Carter on May 30. All shows are free and begin at 8 p.m. unless otherwise noted. www.rathskellerfranklin.com.
• Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts (Franklin) will have the Lonesome River Band and Mountain Faith (bluegrass, $22) at 7:30 p.m. May 30 and Ivan Parker (Christian, $15) at 7 p.m. May 31. 866.273.4615 or www.greatmountainmusic.com.
• The Stompin' Ground (Maggie Valley) is now open for live mountain music and clogging at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. 828.926.1288.
• The Strand at 38 Main (Waynesville) will have Shana Tucker (jazz/soul) 7:45 p.m. May 30 (tickets $30 for adults, $25 students, $15 child) and The Snyder Family Band (bluegrass/folk) 7:45 p.m. June 13 (tickets $15 in advance, $18 day of show). www.38main.com or 828.283.0079.
• Tipping Point Brewing (Waynesville) will have Ashli Rose (singer-songwriter) May 29. All shows are free and begin at 9 p.m. www.tippingpointtavern.com.
• Top Rail Writer's Night Restaurant (Waynesville) is now open. The Cajun/Creole styled eatery will feature an array of local/regional singer-songwriters and other genres on select nights. 828.246.0053 or www.toprailrest.com.
• The Ugly Dog Pub (Highlands) will have Lauren Mitchell (singer-songwriter) June 6. www.theuglydogpub.com.
• Water'n Hole Bar & Grille (Waynesville) will have Dirty Soul Revival (hard rock/blues) on June 5. All shows begin at 9:30 p.m.


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Nancy Gleason Groenwegen is General Counsel for the Office of the New York State Comptroller. She was appointed General Counsel on December 21, 2010 by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. Groenwegen leads a staff of 40 lawyers, and her responsibilities include oversight of the comptroller's investigations and ethics compliance units.
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A Christian marriage is intended to portray Christ and His church to the world. But how do we ensure that our marriages live up to God's standards? God's Word contains what we need not only to flourish, but to overcome the emotional, societal, and spiritual attacks we face in our marriages. In this series, Pastor Skip Heitzig covers various scriptural texts to give us the biblical view on marriage. From dating to dealing with in-laws; from anger management to managing your finances; from conflict resolution to delightful sexual relations, this powerful series will provide the tools you need to strengthen your home and relationships.
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A National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Performance Award recipient, Glover's debut at Carnegie Recital Hall received a standing ovation and accolades from listeners and critics alike. Best known for his jazz clarinet recordings, Glover's compositions range from small choral pieces to large works for symphony orchestra, and have been performed across the U.S. and in Europe. His recordings have been mentioned alongside those of some of the best of Indiana's other well-known jazz artists, including Wes Montgomery and J.J. Johnson.
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Sparklejollytwinklejingley (from the Broadway musical Elf) composed by Chad Beguelin, music by Matt Sklar. Arranged by Andy Beck. Choir Secular. SATB choir. Choral Octavo. Pop Choral. Broadway; Christmas; Secular; Winter. 16 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.38177).
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Hello, 2014
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A good Samaritan saw the weeks-old kitten on Gumtree, a website similar to Craigslist, and brought him to the Glasgow branch of Cats Protection, a feline welfare charity, in January.
Cats Protection named the little white cat Harvey, and took him to a veterinarian, where his X-rays revealed that he was born without ulna and radius bones, a rare condition known as radial agenesis.
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Publishing venture capital style – or, how most publishers throw money at the wall to see what sticks
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This post comes courtesy of some comments by publisher Hugh Andrew, Managing Director of Birlinn Limited, in the course of the debate on the future for writers after the Scottish independence referendum at the Edinburgh International Book Festival – as well as from my former life in Hong Kong as Managing Editor of the Asian Venture Capital Journal. Hugh Andrew pointed out how most publishing is a matter of paying off a plethora of loss-making works with a few big wins – which, as it happens, is a very similar approach to the classic venture capital model.
The accepted wisdom in venture capital, here neatly summarized by the Wall Street Journal in the article "The Venture Capital Secret: 3 Out of 4 Start-Ups Fail," is that, out of every ten start-up companies a venture capital fund invests in, three to four will fail and will lose the money invested in them. Another three or four will make back the money put into them without making breakout returns. And only one or two will pay off big time – but those one or two successes, if the venture capital firm has done the sums right, will pay for all the failures and mediocrities, and much more besides.
To judge from some commentators, though, the situation in traditional trade publishing may be much worse. Here, in a Forbes article, Lee Ballentine claims that "99 percent of titles printed will never sell enough copies to recover all the costs associated with creating and publishing them." Ballentine has actually jacked up that figure substantially by pulling in titles never published to make money anyway (company catalogs, yearbooks, etc), but also makes the points that small publishers and self-publishers are disadvantaged by (lack of) economies of scale, and that most books would be hard put to recover the authorial development time (read: the author's entire life) put into them. Even with less extreme assumptions, though, a fairly feasible trade press calculation is that things are at least twice as bad in publishing as in venture capital. Only one book out of twenty will break big; most will lose money, and just a couple more will break even. But that one big win should cover the costs for all the rest.
How is that possible? With the kind of returns that come in from bestsellerdom, movie rights, global syndication, etc. etc. When you see the kind of Celebrity NetWorth-hogging incomes that bestselling popular novelists trouser, which represent just a portion of what the publishing and media groups make out of their wares, you can see how hitting the right breakout status can catapult you into an entirely different economic realm. Although if you're not one of the charmed big firms with access to the major media networks, you can likely forget all of that. And this certainly does a lot to explain the prevalence of remainder bookstore chains: they're selling off the other money-losing nineteen-twentieths.
I can buy the fickleness of public taste, but is there really an excuse for an industry with a 95 percent failure rate in its business forecasts? Is the distortion towards bestsellers actually subsidizing waste and inefficiency? After all, where's your incentive to work too hard on getting the other nineteen publishing calls right if you can live fat off just one? Questions the Big Five and their bestseller author co-dependents should be answering, instead of moaning about the threat that Amazon and media industry change pose to their conspicuous waste.
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The original staff burst out laughing because of the stupidity of the statement.
No one, absolutely no one, can determine whether a particular book will be a bestseller or not. An author or a series that has been successful is a good bet to do all right, but books like Waller's second novel after the mega-success, THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY, can sink like a stone into obscurity and failure.
Books which have been marketed as the next big thing and hyped with lots of promotional bucks will fail, and a book no one thinks will do anything will become a mega-seller.
Mega-bestsellers are a great thing, you need only read the annual financial reports of publishers who profited massively because of a recent JK Rowling or Dan Brown novel that year, but publishing is a massive gamble and that will never change.
The real problem with corporate publishing is their unwillingness to support midlist authors and their series. In the old days, publishers allowed book series to gain momentum and sales with each book and accepted that those first books would not make a profit or much of one. That was the beginnings of most of the major popular writers of the last century. These days, once or twice and done, is the rule of thumb so that great writers and series disappear without a chance to build audience.
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I understand this has nothing to do with miles drive between changes.
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Turn ignition on, but don't start the vehicle. Pump the gas pedal 3 full times. Turn ignition off...message should clear. It's been a while since I did this, but I think that's the procedure.
Yep 3 times, i believe it reads within 10 seconds
I change my oil at 5,000 miles, so i have to do it between oil changes, my light comes on just before i get to 3,000 miles
If you look in your manual, it reads either 5,000 or 8,000 miles between changes, UNLESS you run a Taxi or other Heavy Duty Service
Thanks for the info. I'll try it in the morning.:smileup:
Did mine 2 weeks ago.
Worked on mine as well. My light just came on and this took care of it.
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I would like to express my gratitude to all the people who came to my aid when I demolished my car on the icy road on a recent morning on 8th Street in West Wyoming.
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That being said, I am extremely disheartened by the way my city has treated an 80-year-old woman who's car had been stolen. This woman was seemingly tricked into believing she owed almost two thousand dollars to LAG Towing, a city contractor, for towing and storage on her stolen car when in fact, she did not. LAG's contract mandates that it must "tow, free of charge, any vehicles owned by any victim of any crime."
Under coercion she relinquished the title to her car to the tower believing in fact she owed him the money. When all was revealed, no steps were taken by my city officials to rectify this appalling situation. Is this how we treat victims of crime? This is shameful and embarrassing to the good people of our city.
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We the people put these officials in office. We the people are the ones who these elected officials serve. When will these elected lawmakers start doing what is right and best for the people and not just for things that make their political party look good ?
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Getting the public's attention is sometimes difficult. The article regarding the possible over-payment by the state to the Bear Creek Charter School as well as other Charter Schools attracted nineteen responses. In some cases individuals with an axe to grind surfaced, political biases were evident and some were to the point and factual. I believe that the Charter School board of trustees saw a way to get rental reimbursement for a building they owned. Now there is a lesson in ethics.
A professor and mentor of high regard told me that, "the problem that reaches your desk is sometimes not as bad as the reason it reached your desk."
It has been suggested that charter schools are the beginning of the demise of public education. Possibly too big too fast as building projects come to the forefront. The state will not fund new construction for charter schools.
It appears that Bear Creek Charter obtained state funding in the form of rental, which will assist it in repairs and upkeep of existing buildings and a newly planned construction of a school.
As such, the problem coming to the desk of the Attorney General stated by responders is the charter school concept, funding and alleged ripping off of the taxpayers. Ralf Edmonds, a responder, states the reason the problem reached the AG's desk as the Wilkes Barre Area School District's Board of Education.
I believe their actions of fraud, nepotism, cronyism, inept decisions, resulting in negligence of duty. You see the Wilkes-Barre Area board closed the Bear Creek Elementary School in part to save money; a decision that benefited students as the high-test scores indicate. The move did not save money due to the fact that the state funds follow the child and the Wilkes-Barre Area board still had the responsibility to bus the children to and from the newly formed Bear Creek Charter School.
The fact may be that it probably cost the district more now then it did when they operated the school. Brilliant! Charter schools do contribute to the demise of public education in respect to the fact state funds follow the child.
It is a fact that a charter school cannot survive in an area where the public schools are top quality. Therefore,charter schools are not the cause of the demise of public education; poorly operated public schools are the demise of public education. The Wilkes Barre Area School District is the textbook example.
Is there a place and need for charter schools? Absolutely, the Perry Traditional Academy in Pittsburgh is a prime example. The Pittsburgh Area School District developed its own district Charter School.
The school specialized curriculum is for the arts and sciences. Students must apply and qualify for admission. I was a consultant for the district and at that time there was a waiting list. The arts students auditioned and presented portfolios to earn entrance.
There are many such examples across the United States where charter schools are offered for the gifted and for at-risk youths. It's called putting students first by meeting their needs in a manner that the students learn best.
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Could trailers be used for Superstorm victims?
As a former resident of Dupont, each time I go to Pocono Downs and I see all those homes sitting in the old Sunshine Market lot, I think: can't they be given to people effected by the flooding from Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey or given locally to NEPA residents.
There seems to be more and more everytime I go by there (twice a month I am down that way). With so many people in need, it's a shame these are just sitting there and not being used.
I am sure Sandy flooding residents would appreciate it and show some good support for NEPA. It doesn't hurt for someone in politics in this area to check into someone like this.
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ARDIJAH Ardijah formed in 1979 and spent the early part of the Eighties playing the Auckland Pub and Club scene honing their skills as a covers band. They released their first single in 1986, Give Me Your Number which was followed in 1987 with Your Love Is Blind. This was Ardijah's introduction into the Music Industry where in New Zealand, their popularity was well received. 1987 Ardijah was able to record their debut self-titled album after winning the Rhineck Rock Award ($30000 towards recording cost) which was released by WEA. From this album came the singles |That's the Way]]/Give Me Time and Time Makes A Wine/Jammin'. The style of the band's sound was Funk Rock Reggae which was to changed the music climate of the New Zealand music industry, launching the band's profile as one of New Zealand's 1st R&B acts. A re-vamp of the 1st album come out in late 1988 titled Take a Chance. From this came the singles Watchin' U/Which Way Is Up. Take a Chance held a Top 20 position on the sales charts for four months and achieved platinum status in New Zealand. In 1990, Betty-Anne (Lead singer) and Ryan Monga (Producer, Musical Director & Bass) along with the Band moved to Sydney]], taking their sound throughout the pubs and clubs of Australia. In 1995, after an extensive touring schedule and some worldwide success with their song titled Gimme Time on the hit New Zealand movie Once were Warriors, the band returned to New Zealand. In 1999 Warner Music NZ released Ardijah 3rd album ...
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LABEL : Pagan Records PAYS : NEW ZEALAND ANNEE : 1985 GENRE : FUNK.
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United States Virginia St. Martin's Parish
St. Martin's Parish has served Hanover and Louisa counties. Also known as Fork Church and "The Chapel in the Forks."[1]
- 1726[2]
Parish History
Meade's 1861 history of St. Martin's Parish is available online.[3]
Rosewell Page's history of The Fork Church, Hanover County, Virginia (1907) has been digitized by Google Books.[4]
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Colonial parish registers have been lost.[5]
- The Fork Church St. Martin's Parish (official site). History, photographs, cemetery information.
- Fork Church, The Historical Marker Database
- ↑ Fork Church Marker, The Historical Marker Database.
- ↑ Freddie Spradlin, "Parishes of Virginia," VAGenWeb, accessed 29 January 2011; Hening's Statutes at Large; Emily J. Salmon and Edward D.C. Campbell Jr., The Hornbook of Virginia History (Richmond: Library of Virginia, 1994).
- ↑ William Meade, Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia, 2 vols. (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott and Co., 1861). Digital versions at Internet Archive: Vol. I and Vol. II.
- ↑ Colonial Churches: A Series of Sketches of Churches in the Original Colony of Virginia (Richmond, Va.: Southern Churchman Co., 1907), 188-194.
- ↑ Colonial Churches: A Series of Sketches of Churches in the Original Colony of Virginia (Richmond, Va.: Southern Churchman Co., 1907), 190.
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Issues Facing Georgia Small Businesses in 2015
Elimination of the State Income Tax: NFIB supports proposed legislation to amend Georgia's Constitution; cap and phase out the state income tax over a period of time. The income tax is one of the top state competitiveness issues for small business in Georgia.
Fighting Costly Health Insurance Mandates: Each year we fight efforts to increase mandated benefits on small business insurance plans that reduce flexibility and increase cost for business owners and their employees.
Junk Lawsuit Abuse Reform. NFIB/Georgia supports legislation to help cut down on the number of junk and frivolous lawsuits filed against small business. We will advocate for legislation that ensures a fair and predictable legal climate for small business.
Finding a long-term solution to the state's unemployment problem. NFIB/Georgia will continue to promote and advocate for policies that help Georgians get back to work. We also must address the dire fiscal situation facing the state's unemployment trust fund while protecting small business from exorbitant tax increases.
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A man was jailed for four years on Wednesday for passing a folding knife to a friend who allegedly used it to murder a former prison mate in a coffeeshop brawl.
Jobless Kung Kwai Cheong, 55, had been part of a group that set upon Mr Gunasekaran Rengasamy, punching and kicking him in a Geylang Road coffeeshop in the early hours of Feb 13, 2012.
The fight was sparked when Kung's pal Jamsari Yusof arrived at a table where Kung was sat with Mr Gunasekaran and three other men. Jamsari accused Mr Gunasekaran of being "big-headed" while they were both serving time in prison.
Jamsari, Kung, Terrence Goh Chye Huat and Redzuan Pupon all laid into the unemployed 43-year-old when Kung passed the weapon to Jamsari, who allegedly used it to attack Mr Gunasekaran. Two hours later, he died of stab wounds to his chest and lung in Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
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