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December 17, 2014 West Virginia often is noted for its low ranking in a variety of categories, with surveys citing a lack of development, slow economy and opportunities. more »»
West Virginia voters expect change
December 16, 2014 Hearing that both Republican and Democrat members of the state Legislature do not intend to let political partisanship produce gridlock like that sometimes seen in Washington probably came as no... more »»
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State should fund TS&T site improvements
December 14, 2014 It would make sense for the federal government to approve a grant to complete the cleanup of the old TS&T pottery site in northern Hancock County. The Business Development Corp. more »»
Be safe this holiday: Don't drink and drive
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John Brown leaves a big pair of shoes to fill at BHJ
December 12, 2014 With the changing of the guard at the Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission comes what we believe to be a big pair of shoes to fil. more »»
Upper Ohio Valley volunteers are area's backbone
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Politicians endanger Americans by playing transparency game
December 10, 2014 The report on the CIA's interrogation techniques going back through the post Sept. 11, 2001, period offers some stark and scary details of what amounts to torture in the name of interrogation. more »»
Orion success recalls Apollo's triumphs, travails
December 9, 2014 On Dec. 7, 1972, came the last launch of a vehicle by human beings that went beyond low-earth orbit. more »»
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We still remember
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An exchange of ideas
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December 5, 2014 If real estate mogul and deep-pocketed White House donor Terry Bean were a Republican, he'd be a household name by now. Bean's face would be splashed all over the covers of grocery-stand newsweeklies. more »»
The real racist conspiracy in Ferguson
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Thank you for supporting the Race to Remember, Hospice of Marshall County's Largest Fundraising event! We couldn't do what we do without your support! We had an AWESOME day with over 1,000 participants! We celebrated life with color in a BIG way! If you registered and were not able to attend, we will keep your race packets at Hospice of Marshall County (on Martling Road in Albertville) until March 31st. You may pick them up any time M-F from 8-5 from the front desk. Click on the links below for helpful post-event information.
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Originally written on NFL Trade Rumors | Last updated 8/22/13
Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times Union reports Jaguars 2012 second-round pick DE Andre Branch is on the roster bubble. O'Halloran adds that Branch's lack of consistency in training camp has led to him being in this position. Branch has been working with the Jaguars second-team defense and is one of 15 defensive linemen currently on the team's roster. He played only eight snaps during last week's preseason game against the New York Jets. Both Branch and HC Gus Bradley mentioned that a lack of third-down passing situations were to blame for the limited number of snaps. According to O'Halloran, it's possible that the Jaguars could seek a trade partner for Branch. O'Halloran also notes that Branch would be "almost be guaranteed to be claimed" on waivers if the Jaguars released him. Cuts begin following this week's preseason action and a cut down to 53 comes next week, so this is a situation we'll be monitoring in the coming days. The post Jaguars 2012 Second-Round Pick DE Andre Branch On The Chopping Block? appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors -.
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ASHBURN, VA - JULY 30: Rookie offensive tackle Trent Williams of the Washington Redskins signs autographs for fans following practice on the second day of training camp July 30, 2010 in Ashburn, Virginia. Williams signed his contract with the team early this morning. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
When players from the Seahawks and Redskins met at mid-field following their NFC playoff game, it was only a matter of time before Richard Sherman and Trent Williams found each other. The result was so talking and then attempted punch/shove by Williams to the face of Sherman. As players were seperated the Seattle corner took a chance to wave. Seattle won the game 24-14 and will play against Atlanta next week.
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Morgan Stanley Says the Worst for Iron Ore is Over
Iron – Analysts with Morgan Stanley say the worst being currently seen in iron prices are probably over as the Australian-led supply gut eases.
Iron – Analysts with Morgan Stanley say the worst being currently seen in iron prices are probably over as the Australian-led supply gut eases.
Oil – As oil plunges to new lows, what prices are needed for US production to keep humming along?
Uranium – As uranium prices rise and the cost of electricity falls, more nuclear plant shutdowns in the USA are imminent.
US non-farm payrolls slid in softer than expected, but could support the dollar moving forward. For the week, metals posted moderate gains.
Gas – Bloomberg reports that natural gas futures continued their slide for a second day in New York, spurred on by mild U.S. weather and lower heating demand.
Tellurium – A brief overview of tellurium price developments, supply and demand and significant market movers.
Coal – Mineweb reported that news that BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP,ASX:BHP,LSE:BLT) plans to cut coking coal prices for Japanese steelmakers by 24 percent from October to December has not been confirmed as BHP opted not to comment.
Expectations of Chinese stimulus and renewed hopes that the ECB will buy bonds are keeping base metal demand strong. But oil is faltering on profit-taking even as supply remains tight.
Strong US jobs data has given a much-needed boost to commodity prices across the board, despite continued worries about Europe's economic outlook.
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My wife and I stayed for two nights in celebration of our 28th anniversary. This was our first visit and the owners could not have been nicer. They met us as we exited the car and gave us a personal tour of the grounds and the house. The house has been excellently renovated and our room was terrific. The breakfasts were over the top for the quality and quantity. Snow Hill is a quaint quiet town in a superb location which we took advantage of by visiting Ocean City and Chincoteague/Assateague. The owner also arranged for us to have a river tour up the local Pocomoke river where we were privileged to spot a Bald Eagle. We had wonderful conversations with our hosts and would definitely recommend The Cedars to anyone visiting the Eastern Shore.
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We were lucky enough to enjoy a stay at The Cedars bnb this past weekend. Doug & Sherry are great hosts. It was our first bnb experience and it was definately our pleasure. Our stay was quite enjoyable. The Cedars has three lovely suites with nicely appointed bathrooms. We stayed in the Aconti Room. Wonderfully relaxing, clean, and furnished and decorated to period time. The queen sleigh bed had a very comfortable mattress, nice linens and fluffy pillows. Updated accomodations with environmentally-conscious additions like geothermal hot water heating and farm-to-table efforts. In addition to the herb, vegetable gardens and strawberry patch, the chickens out back provide fresh eggs to contribute the breakfast feast. To experience Glascox Hospitality was a treat indeed!
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When they're hungry, children have a hard time learning, says John Unger, an ELCA pastor and West Virginia state senator. The Senate Democratic majority leader, Unger was lead sponsor of "Feed to Achieve," bipartisan anti-hunger legislation that makes West Virginia the first state to set up a statewide public-private funding partnership to improve school meal programs. "Feed to Achieve" aims to provide all elementary students with free breakfast and lunch by fall 2015 via a statewide nonprofit fund with public and private dollars. Unger serves as pastor of St. John Lutheran Church, Harpers Ferry, W.Va.
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text: Chesapeake Bay Chesapeake Bay Restoration Pits Agriculture Against the VA State Attorney General By Don Rush • Apr 10, 2014 official photo HAMPTON, Va. (AP) - Virginia is defending the federal and state plan to restore the Chesapeake Bay. Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced Thursday the state has filed a friend-of-the court brief in support of pollution limits to restore the bay after decades of neglect. The filing is with the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia. Farm industry groups are appealing a federal judge's decision last September to uphold the federal pollution limits. Wicomico Joins Effort to Modify EPA Chesapeake Cleanup Plan By Don Rush • Feb 24, 2014 Chesapeake Bay Foundation Website The Wicomico County Council has joined The Clean Chesapeake Coalition and has paid $25-thousand to become a member along with other counties such as Dorchester, Kent and Caroline. The coalition was formed a little more than a year ago after the state developed a Watershed Implementation Plan that is enforced by the Environmental Protection Agency. The standards for the plans would limit the amount of nutrients and sediment that runs into the Chesapeake Bay. MD Tour to Reduce Stormwater Runoff By Don Rush • Nov 20, 2013 Don Rush BALTIMORE (AP) - A Maryland environmental official is starting a tour around the state to talk about efforts to reduce pollution from stormwater runoff. Maryland Department of the Environment Secretary Robert Summers is scheduled to begin the tour on Wednesday at an urban farm in Baltimore. The tour will highlight stormwater remediation efforts of government, communities and citizens. Maryland Sued Over Menhaden Quota Reductions By Don Rush • Oct 22, 2013 oceancart.us Watermen and farmers have filed a lawsuit against the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to over turn new regulations that reduce the Menhaden quota. Captain Robert Newberry, a spokesman for the group, told WBOC that he believes the Chesapeake Bay should not be regulated like the Atlantic Ocean. The cut in the quota is the result of the state seeking federal grant money. Meanwhile, the Maryland Attorney General issued a statement last yesterday saying that the new rules are lawful. Farm Groups Pledge to Appeal EPA Ruling By Don Rush • Oct 9, 2013 Don Rush HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Farm groups are appealing a judge's decision to uphold U.S. Environmental Protection Agency pollution limits that are designed to improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay. The American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Corn Growers Association said Tuesday that they are appealing the Sept. 13 decision. Farm Bureau president Bob Stallman calls it a "wrongly decided case that has dangerous implications for farmers and many others." The Chesapeake Bay Foundation has called the ruling "a great day for clean water in the region." State Grants for Sewage Treatment in Salisbury And Fruitland By Don Rush • Jul 30, 2013 Don Rush The Maryland Board of Public Works has authorized $1.2 million for wastewater treatment plant upgrades for the towns of Salisbury and Fruitland. The funding is part of the 2000 Chesapeake Bay Agreement signed by five states including Maryland to clean up the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries such as the Wicomico River. Salisbury got $1 million for designing improvements to fix an earlier upgrade that did not meet pollution control standards. International Conservation Conference, Cleaning Up the Bay By Don Rush • Jul 25, 2013 Angela Byrd More than 1,500 scientists gathered this week in Baltimore for the 26 th annual the International Congress for Conservation Biology. Event organizers Autumn-Lynn Harrison, scientist and research associate at Clemson University talks about efforts to clean up the Chesapeake Bay with Delmarva Public Radio's Don Rush. New Agreement in October to Clean Up Chesapeake Bay By Don Rush • Jul 15, 2013 Angela Byrd ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - States in the Chesapeake Bay watershed are working to have a new cleanup agreement ready by October. The Capital reports a new agreement is in the works with clearer goals and greater flexibility and transparency. It would be the fourth Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement in 30 years intended to spur improvements. The last agreement was signed in 2000. Andy Harris: On Congress and the Supreme Court By Don Rush • Jul 3, 2013 official photo The end of June saw big votes on Capitol Hill and big decisions by the United States Supreme Court. Delmarva Public Radio's Don Rush caught up with Eastern Shore Congressman Andy Harris (R-First District) on his reaction to these events. Crisfield Man Pleads Guilty to Polluting Bay With Abandoned Boat By Don Rush • Jun 20, 2013 official photo BALTIMORE (AP) - A Crisfield man has been convicted of polluting state waters by abandoning a dilapidated and sinking boat in a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay. State prosecutors say 56-year-old Gregory Sterling pleaded guilty to the charge in Somerset County District Court and was sentenced to 45 days in jail. Virginia Revamps Oyster Tax By Don Rush • Jun 4, 2013 wikimeda commons RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia is shedding its late 19th century oyster tax for an annual user fee. The new system will spare watermen mounds of paperwork and return the proceeds of the user fee back to the Chesapeake Bay to replenish public oyster stocks. The new system begins July 1. It will replace a system that required monthly reports and taxes on each bushel of oysters. The user fees apply to commercial oyster operations, not for individuals who grow oysters off their docks for their own eating enjoyment. Cost Effectiveness of Bay Cleanup Be Assessed by OMB By Don Rush • May 22, 2013 official government photo RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Sen. Mark R. Warner says he's introduced legislation that would better track the restoration of the Chesapeake Bay. The Virginia Democrat says the legislation would require the Office of Management and Budget to compare costs and the performance of restoration activities by various federal agencies involved in the massive environmental endeavor. The multi-year effort to clean up the bay involves at least 10 federal agencies, Virginia, West Virginia, four other states, the District of Columbia and more than 1,000 local governments. Pollution from Poultry Manure Overestimated By Don Rush • May 15, 2013 Don Rush NEWARK, Del. (AP) - A University of Delaware-led study has found that decades-old federal standards overestimate current poultry industry contributions to water pollution. The News Journal of Wilmington reports that researchers found that nitrogen levels in poultry house manure are 55 percent lower than the Environmental Protection Agency's standards. Efforts to eliminate waterway dead zones and algal blooms nationwide have focused on pollution from manure. Chesapeake Bay Makes Headway in Cutting Pollution By Don Rush • May 1, 2013 epa.gov BALTIMORE (AP) - The Chesapeake Bay Program says states in the bay watershed are about one quarter to one third of the way toward meeting goals for cutting the bay's three main pollutants by 2025. Maryland Seeking Proposals to Restore Streams By Don Rush • Apr 23, 2013 dnr.state.md.gov ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — State officials say they are seeking proposals for Maryland's Stream Restoration Challenge. The program started last summer seeks to establish 1,000 acres of forested stream buffers by 2015. The buffers help keep stormwater runoff and sediment from entering waterways and eventually the Chesapeake Bay, where they can cause oxygen-robbing algae blooms and harm plant life and other bay species. Bay Grasses Take a Hit By Don Rush • Apr 18, 2013 cbf.org BALTIMORE (AP) - An annual aerial survey of Chesapeake Bay grasses has found they continued to decline last year, and researchers are again blaming a pair of 2011 storms. Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee dumped mud and debris into the bay, and surveyors said Thursday that is the mostly likely cause for the 24 percent drop. A more than 20 percent decline the previous year was blamed on the same storms and summer heat. MD Legislature Wraps Up Session Today By Don Rush • Apr 8, 2013 dsd.state.md.us ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Medical marijuana and a measure addressing legal responsibilities related to dog bites are some of the remaining issues before Maryland lawmakers on the last day of the legislative session. The session is scheduled to end at midnight Monday. Most major bills have already been passed, including: one relating to gun control; a gas tax increase; a Baltimore schools funding plan; and a repeal of the death penalty. The medical marijuana bill will put Maryland on track to have a program at academic medical research centers that decide to participate. Cost-Effective Ways to Cut Stormwater Pollution into Bay By Don Rush • Mar 28, 2013 James River Association RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A new report says there are cost-effective ways for local governments to reduce stormwater pollution going into the Chesapeake Bay. The report says local governments could possibly reduce their costs by 50 percent to 85 percent by choosing the most-effective measures. These measures include restoring urban streams instead of building detention ponds and repairing sewer lines. The Maryland-based nonprofit Center for Watershed Protection conducted the study for the Richmond-based James River Association. Agriculture Bill Divides Environmentalists in Maryland By Don Rush • Mar 22, 2013 Maryland Farm Bureau ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - A Maryland senate committee has approved an agriculture certainty bill that has split support from environmental groups. The Senate Education, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee voted 7-4 to pass the bill Wednesday. Salisbury University to Test GreatGrow Seeds By Don Rush • Feb 25, 2013 salisbury.edu GreatGrow Maryland is teaming up with Salisbury University to test whether its soil additive can increase crop yields while reducing nutrients that pollute the Chesapeake Bay. It has taken ten years to fine tune the ingredients and the company only has been able to supply limited quantities to growers. The company says its mixture of microbes and other naturally occurring materials can boost yields by as much as 50 percent. Grant Money to Improve Streams By Don Rush • Feb 20, 2013 Timothy Shelton / dnr.state.md.gov ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - The Stream Restoration Challenge says it has $6 million in grant money available for organizations seeking to improve the Chesapeake Bay. Maryland state officials say they are accepting applications from local governments, school systems and non-governmental organizations. The grants are for projects to improve water quality, promote environmental literacy and create service learning opportunities for students. Restoring Oysters in Bay Tributaries By Don Rush • Feb 12, 2013 vectorjunky.com RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A federal plan to restore the native oyster to the Chesapeake Bay identifies 24 tributaries in Virginia and Maryland that provide the best potential to bring back a coveted hard-shell that has declined to less than 1 percent of historic highs. 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(AP) - The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it is seeking volunteers to teach children about the Chesapeake Bay and other state waterways. The volunteers will be part of the Teaching Environmental Awareness in Maryland program. More than 1,200 classroom presentations have been given since the program was started in 1998. Students are told about the bay's six-state watershed, oysters, oyster reefs, horseshoe crabs and Chesapeake watermen. Zebra Mussel Warning From MD Officials By Don Rush • Jan 8, 2013 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Maryland Natural Resources officials are asking boaters to help stop the spread of invasive zebra mussels. The DNR says department biologists found young zebra mussels on anchor blocks for buoys near Havre de Grace last month. And they say boaters, anglers and others who use the lower Susquehanna River and upper Chesapeake Bay can help stop the spread. 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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says testing last week found nearly 12 percent of the bay had poor oxygen levels, nearly half of the long-term average for this time of year. The dead zone dropped from about 30 percent of the bay in July, which typically is when the zone peaks each year. Red Algae Blooms Threaten Chesapeake Bay By Don Rush • Jul 31, 2012 YORKTOWN, Va. (AP) - Researchers in Virginia are keeping an eye on red algae blooms in the Chesapeake Bay. The blooms suck oxygen from the water. That makes it difficult for marine life to survive. They are driven by warm water and excessive nutrients, and typically occur in the lower Chesapeake Bay in July or August. Kim Reece with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science tells WAVY-TV that this summer's blooms are the worst in years. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 next › last »


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Confessions of an 'occasional flusher'
Confessions of an 'occasional flusher'
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Q: Over the years, especially during our recent drought, I have become an "occasional flusher" to conserve water.
I clean the toilet with a brush each week, but there is a hard scum that has built up at the bottom, and a ring at the water line. I have been able to remove these stains with a razor blade, but I'm out of energy and don't want to do this anymore.
Is there a better/easier way to do this? Why are my friends' toilets not getting stains like mine?
A: We applaud your sensitivity to water conservation, but you really need to flush the toilet. Urine sitting in the bowl will cause stains. Mineral deposits from hard water, also known as lime scale, compound the problem.
We can't tell you what's happening with your friends' toilets. Our guess is that they have "softer" water with fewer minerals.
"Hard water" is potable water with a high concentration of dissolved minerals -- mainly magnesium and calcium. Hard water is not bad for you (it's actually a nice way to get your minerals), but it is a pain when it stains and builds up on plumbing fixtures.
You have a couple choices: Install a water softener for hundreds of dollars, or do regular cleaning with the toilet brush.
Water softeners operate on a simple principle: Calcium and magnesium ions in the water switch places with sodium (salt) ions. The exchange eliminates the problems of hard water because sodium doesn't precipitate out in pipes or fixtures like calcium and magnesium.
Although the amount of sodium this process adds to your water is quite small, if you have health concerns, discuss them with your doctor.
The alternative is to set up a weekly cleaning regimen to keep on top of the lime scale. This is the way we'd prefer to go because we're loath to spend the bucks on a water softener unless absolutely necessary. We'll opt for a little elbow grease over opening our wallet any time.
Use products such as Lime-A-Way or CLR to cut through the deposits. The first cleaning will be the toughest. Turn off the toilet water supply and flush the toilet to empty the bowl. Then, soak rags in the liquid scale remover and make a kind of poultice to place on the deposits. Leave the poultice on for a while to soften the scale.
You'll probably have to go after the softened scale with a razor blade one last time. After this, weekly cleaning with a toilet brush after emptying the bowl should do the trick.
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He also said that inflation, which is hovering at over 7.5%, will start moderating from September onwards.
Basu further said, "We want to work hand in hand with the industry. There is element of trust problem between industry and government that has happened. Over the last several months we were trying to correct it and we will try to correct this as much as possible in the coming months."
Basu further said that while economic growth will pick up any way, "if we can together a couple of reforms" things would speed up.
"We have been stressing that we will have to get a couple of reforms in place for which the big stumbling block has been getting all the political parties in the coalition together. So that we have been working," he added.
Without specifying about the reforms, Basu just said "these have been part of government agenda for the last 2-3 months".
His comments come amid hectic activity to spur the economy following Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's taking charge of the finance portfolio after Pranab Mukherjee resigned this week to contest presidential election.
Without specifying the reforms, Basu said "these have been part of government agenda for the last 2-3 months".
The industry as well as investors have been critical of the government for not pushing through economic reforms, accusing it of policy paralysis.
Amid opposition from ally Trinamool Congress, the Centre has not been able to press ahead with its decision to open the multi-brand retail sector to foreign direct investment.
The commerce and industry ministry has been working to bring states on board on the issue.
Also, the government has not been able to move ahead with increasing the FDI limit from the current 26% in the insurance sector.
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Plan readied for Barrow benefits shake-up
Last updated at 15:49, Monday, 11 June 2012
AN action plan has been devised to ensure tenants know how benefit reforms will affect them.
From April 2013, a host of changes are set to be made to the welfare benefits system by the government.
As part of the plans, housing benefits will be scrapped and will be included in a new universal credit scheme.
Barrow Borough Council has prepared a welfare reform action plan to ensure social housing tenants and the council is ready for the changes.
The plan is set to be presented to the council's housing management forum on Thursday and Jane Coles, business support manager, said in a report for the forum that the overhaul presents a challenge to the council.
She said: "In considering the council's approach it is important to balance the responsibilities of the council as a landlord and the wellbeing of our tenants.
"While we do not have access to comprehensive income records of all our tenants we do know that by far the largest percentage of tenants receive housing benefit.
"Any changes to the benefit system of the magnitude being progresses poses a risk to the housing service's income and the ability to provide service levels agreed with tenants."
The council will no longer be paid housing benefits directly and instead will have to liaise with tenants to ensure that payment plans for the new amounts are set up.
The plan aims to raise awareness of the changes and will offer financial guidance to help people pay.
Tenants whose house is under-occupied, for example a three-person family living in a four-bedroom house, will see their benefits reduced and the council has adapted a 'best use of stock' policy which will aim to limit the amount of people who are transferred to properties which are too big for them. This could also see some families being asked if they would like to move through a mutual exchange programme.
Ms Coles said more communication was needed to ensure that people are aware of the changes.
She said: "From informal discussion with tenants and their representatives at various meetings over the past few months, it would appear that while there is some knowledge of the changes it would be appropriate for the housing service to ensure it complements any information produced by the Department for Work and Pensions to ensure tenants are aware of the implications from a tenants' perspective."
The meeting takes place at Barrow Town Hall on Thursday at 2pm.
First published at 13:07, Monday, 11 June 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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While i understand it is not the best idea in the world to have a single person living in a 4 bedroom house, how inhumane it is to shove a person out of a house they may have lived in for many years to save a couple of quid in housing benefit. To give an example my sons 1 bed flat (council) as it is part furnished is £88 per week and a 3 bed unfurnished house (council) is about £80! I predict it will result in a lot of people getting evicted as they will not be able to meet the shortfall in rent. If they have children the council are obliged to house them...what a mess. David Cameron hang your rich well housed head in shame.
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At 8 p.m. July 18-20, the group opens the curtain to a very non-traditional kind of performance at Louisville's Baron's Theatre, 131 W. Main St., as a guest of the local company Theatre [502].
White Flag Performance Group also has ties to Kentucky via its co-founder, Danville native Rowen Haigh, whose father is Centre College drama professor Tony Haigh. Rowen Haigh co-founded the group in Maryland with fellow Towson State University students.
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Capitol Sings Irving Berlin (1992)
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Format: CD
Manufacturer: Emd/capitol
Sku: 60134674
Release Date: 10/20/1998
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. There's No Business Like Show Business - Mary Martin & John Raitt ~ Various Artists
2. Puttin' On The Ritz - Judy Garland ~ Various Artists
3. Marie - Vic Damone ~ Various Artists
4. Song Is Ended, The (But The Melody Lingers On) - Dinah Shore ~ Various Artists
5. Heat Wave - Margaret Whiting ~ Various Artists
6. Isn't It A Lovely Day - Dick Haymes ~ Various Artists
7. Play A Simple Melody - Jo Stafford ~ Various Artists
8. What'll I Do? - Nat "King" Cole ~ Various Artists
9. All By Myself - Bobby Darin ~ Various Artists
10. You Can Have Him - Nancy Wilson ~ Various Artists
11. Steppin' Out With My Baby - Gordon MacRae ~ Various Artists
12. You're Just In Love - Kay Starr ~ Various Artists
13. Easter Parade - Andy Russell ~ Various Artists
14. Alexander's Ragtime Band - Johnny Mercer & The Pied Pipers ~ Various Artists
15. Cheek To Cheek - Peggy Lee ~ Various Artists
16. Be Careful It's My Heart - The Four Freshmen ~ Various Artists
17. Blue Skies - Betty Hutton ~ Various Artists
18. How Deep Is The Ocean - Dick Haymes ~ Various Artists
19. Let's Face The Music And Dance - Nat "King" Cole ~ Various Artists
20. How About Me - Sue Raney ~ Various Artists
21. Change Partners - Vic Damone ~ Various Artists
22. I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm - Dean Martin ~ Various Artists
23. White Christmas - Jo Stafford ~ Various Artists
24. Always - Gordon MaCrae ~ Various Artists
25. God Bless America - Margaret Whiting & The Pied Pipers ~ Various Artists
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|The songs of Irving Berlin are I-beams in the towering edifice of 20th century popular music. This sampler of predominately pop recordings from the Capitol catalog may serve as both a grab bag of enjoyable entertainments and a useful introduction to some of this composer's nicest tunes. Each of the 25 tracks perfectly illustrates the essence of a given song, and would be especially useful for anyone seeking to learn the rudimentary contours. Jazz is only marginally represented here, in spite of the fact that jazz grew up on Irving Berlin's often jazz-inspired melodies, many of which survive today primarily as jazz standards. Certainly jazz is manifested in Nat King Cole (with both trio and big band), Nancy Wilson, Johnny Mercer and bandleaders Red Norvo and Billy May. Several ex-big-band singers are in the mix, including Peggy Lee and Kay Starr. Jo Stafford sings like an angel, Dinah Shore's gentle rendering of "The Song Is Ended" comes across as a marvel of sensitivity, and Betty Hutton's handling of "Blue Skies" is among her prettiest performances on record. The timeline represented here (1944-1963) almost exactly traces the golden age of the post-WWII, pre-Beatles star pop vocalists. The core sample contains measurable amounts of Judy Garland, Mary Martin, Margaret Whiting, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin, Gordon MacRae, Dick Haymes and Vic Damone, as well as pearly white group vocals by the Starlighters, the Crew Chiefs, the Pied Pipers and the Four Freshmen. ~ arwulf arwulf
Producer: Brad Benedict (Compilation)
Compilation Appearances
|Broadway: The American Musical
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|Astaire, Fred
|Bolcom, William (Composer)
|Braff, Ruby
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|Larkins, Ellis
|LuPone, Patti
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|Release Date : 07/23/1996
|Original Release Date : 1992
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Sail Estonia? Not usually on any roaming sailor's radar, Estonia, virtually a peninsula in the Baltic Sea, is a natural for roving sailors who are looking for fresh unexplored places with reasonable infrastructure. You can either charter there for a holiday, or make it part of a Baltic circumnavigation if you are taking your own boat.
Sailing in Estonia - conditions, though, can be changeable
So what are the attractions?
Sail Estonia - the Baltic Sea, the lovely Gulf of Riga - and St Petersburg, not far away copy
1. Well, it's new. Estonia, along with Latvia and Lithuania, recently opened their doors to cruising boats, the sailing authorities are keen to promote their numerous islands and wonderful historic coastline.
2. The facilities are improving all the time, and the signs are everywhere that this is a newish member (2004) of the European Union.
3. Provisioning is inexpensive, but the products familiar. Best facilities are at the Olympic Yacht Marina in Pirita near Tallinn, which has a wonderful old walled city. Then there's Pärnu, which has a yacht club with pontoon spaces for visitors.
4. It's still 'unspoiled'. From the medieval silhouette of Tallinn to its cliff-lined coasts and from the bird life on its islets to its picturesque lakes, it's a delight. To catch Estonia with its original old buildings intact inside the villages and cities, you won't want to leave it too long to go there.
Sail Estonia - street scene in Riga
5. There ARE essential local charts published. Care needs to be taken if you don't use the local charts, as British and US charts have inaccuracies.
6. The islands are a delight. There's something always different about lifestyle in island communities, and the islands feature lovely old resort towns, with ginger bread architecture and picturesque landscape.
Sail Estonia - docking is the opposite of Med Moor
7. It's a chance to try a new docking system - like Med mooring in reverse. Bow to the shore, stern to a mooring ball. If you charter locally your boat will likely be set up for this. Newer marinas, however, have finger pontoons like everywhere else in the world.
8. If you're on a Baltic circumnavigation, Russia and St Petersburg are not far away. While Russian law to allow yachts was changed back in 2008, it has taken until May this year for rules governing the sphere to be worked out.
Some initial ideas about where to sail:
First do spend a few hours sailing around Tallinn Bay, then you can also set out from Tallinn to the nearby islands of Aegna, Naissaar and Prangli. From Pärnu most boats head for the islands of Kihnu and Ruhnu, while from Haapsalu you can make for Hiiumaa and Vormsi and from Saaremaa for Abruka.
What you need to know about sailing in Estonia:
All sea-lovers and their families are welcome at the Tallinn Maritime Days and Saaremaa Maritime Week festivals each summer, while more serious sailors can take part in (or simply cheer on) the annual Muhu Offshore Sailing Championships – the oldest competition of its kind in the country.
Sailing venue from the Olympics in Tallinn
The weather at sea is often changeable. The availability of safety equipment is ensured by service providers, but you should make sure you take warm, weatherproof clothing with you, as well as sunglasses, sun cream and something for your head.
Uku Randmaa:
While Estonia may not be big on the world scene in sailing, she has her own sailing stars.
Uku Randmaa, triumphant in 2012
Uku Randmaa, the first Estonian to sail around the world solo, made it back home in February 2012. The Pärnu native began his voyage in December 2010 at Cape Verde. From there he set sail across the Atlantic on a 43-foot yacht, Temptation III.
After a year and one month of sailing, and 24,400nm, Randmaa crossed his outbound route. He told Sail-World at the time that he avoided media hype during his journey. He said his goal was to get away from everyday routine and stress, but also to prove to himself that he could do it. Yes, a true cruising sailor.