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This Week in Palestine Week 27 2015
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Tuesday July 07, 2015 - 03:48
On Monday July 6th, Palestinians and their supporters around the world marked the one year invasion of the Israeli attack on Gaza that ended up lasting fifty one days and costing close to twenty five hundred Palestinian lives. Full Story
Monday July 06, 2015 - 13:14
Palestinian medical sources have reported that a child, eight years of age, was injured, on Saturday evening, and suffered fractures in her legs, after being struck by an Israeli police vehicle, in Sultan Suleiman Street, in occupied Jerusalem. Full Story
Monday July 06, 2015 - 12:45
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, earlier on Monday, thirteen Palestinians in different parts of the occupied West Bank, including several teenagers in Jerusalem, in massive home invasions; soldiers also kidnapped two Palestinians near the Gaza Border. Full Story
Monday July 06, 2015 - 00:29
A Palestinian prisoner in Israeli jails, Yasser Tarwa from Hebron, has been in a state of unconsciousness since he was shot and arrested by Israeli forces on June 21, according to the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS). Full Story
Monday July 06, 2015 - 00:21
The Israeli army received reports, on Sunday, that the car of an Israeli settler was shot at near the illegal settlement of Kedumim, in the West Bank district of Qalqilia, with no injuries reported. Full Story
Sunday July 05, 2015 - 23:59
Israeli forces closed have the Mughrabi Bridge for hundreds of worshipers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Full Story
Sunday July 05, 2015 - 23:49
Israeli soldiers last Thursday targeted journalists working for Jordan's Ro'ya TV with teargas while they were covering a peaceful Palestinian demonstration near Jaba, a village north of Jerusalem. Full Story
Sunday July 05, 2015 - 23:23
The Jerusalem municipality is exploiting empty land cultivation orders in order to take over land belonging to the East Jerusalem village of Issawiya. Full Story
Sunday July 05, 2015 - 22:58
Israeli forces, in June, detained 150 Palestinians, including 60 minors and 19 women, statistics said. Full Story
Sunday July 05, 2015 - 22:49
401 Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons are boycotting military courts in protest of the inhumane Israeli policy of administrative detention, which violates international humanitarian law and enables the Israeli government to detain Palestinians indefinitely without trial. Full Story
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County officials broke ground Tuesday on a $9.7 million expansion project that will add a 35,000-square-foot academic building, a three-bay apparatus building with classrooms and a training pavilion to the Dacula facility.
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Work is now officially underway on the second phase of the Gwinnett County Fire Academy expansion.
County officials broke ground Tuesday on a $9.7 million expansion project that will add a 35,000-square-foot academic building, a three-bay apparatus building with classrooms and a training pavilion to the Dacula facility. The academic building will replace the much smaller, 30-year-old building currently on site and will feature eight training rooms, administrative offices, a conference room and a student resource center.
"This new facility is going to be great for us," Gwinnett County Fire Chief Casey Snyder said during the Aug. 5 groundbreaking ceremony.
Snyder thanked the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners and county staff for their support of the project.
"We're also very grateful to our citizens," he added. "The funding for this project came from the SPLOST that our citizens voted on and we certainly appreciate the confidence and the votes."
Commission Chairwoman Charlotte Nash also emphasized the importance of SPLOST dollars to public safety efforts.
"Certainly the fire department has benefitted greatly from having SPLOST available," she said.
Nash, praising the department's ongoing efforts, cited statistics from 2014 during which fire personnel responded to 4,000 fire calls, 50,000 medical calls and 12,000 calls involving hazardous materials, gas leaks, alarms and other incidents for Gwinnett County's nearly 870,000 residents.
"It's just such a privilege to be associated with the finest fire department in the universe," she said.
Speaking directly to fire department personnel and the new recruits present at the groundbreaking ceremony, District 3 Commissioner Tommy Hunter said the expansion is part of the county's dedication to public safety.
"Our commitment is that we will do what we can to give you the equipment and facilities to the best trained public service personnel you can possibly be," he said.
Hunter expressed his appreciation for the men and women who make up the county's fire and emergency services and said the department is an important part of the community.
"You get to come to work every day and make a difference in somebody's life," he said.
Work on phase two of the expansion is expected to take two years to complete. The first phase of the fire academy expansion included the addition of a heavy duty driving training pad and an observation deck for instructors. The existing burn building and high rise training tower will remain on site.
The fire academy is located at 3608 Braselton Highway in Dacula.
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- $9.7M contract approved for Gwinnett fire academy expansion ( June 17, 2014 )
- New ambulances in service in Dacula, Sugar Hill ( January 7, 2015 )
- Chief's report: Fire prevention efforts solid in 2014 ( February 18, 2015 )
- Dacula City Hall expansion work underway ( January 1, 2015 )
- Fire chief outlines challenges for department ( September 9, 2014 )


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Raising The Bar to Become College & Career Ready!
In order for all students to be competitive upon graduation, we have an obligation to expect more from them. We know that they will rise to the challenge and be better prepared for career and college as a result. This is a video from the NC Department of Public Instruction to explain why we are raising our standards.


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Greetings All,
Anyone know where to get the hardware to make a sliding counter top? I want to use it on a kitchen island desing I have in mind. I've attched the link to wat I'd like to do
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#1 posted 11-08-2012 07:35 PM
Can you be a little more specific? How do you want it to slide? How will it be laid out? Etc.
#2 posted 11-08-2012 11:13 PM
What is a sliding counter top? Pull out shelf?
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#3 posted 11-09-2012 05:35 AM
I'm thinking that you could probably use some 24" full extension, very heavy duty hinges with a locking mechanism, either side mount or bottom mount.
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Man accused of killing to return to face charge
Pitonyak was being held at the Maverick County Jail under suicide watch while he awaited transport to Austin, said Maverick County Sheriff Tomas S. Herrera.
"He's been very quiet and hasn't shown signs of endangering himself," Herrera said Tuesday. "He's being kept in a cell by himself. This is just a precaution."
Pitonyak, 22, was arrested in Eagle Pass, a town on the Texas-Mexico border south of Del Rio, early Tuesday morning after Mexican officials, working with the U.S. Marshals Service, found him and a female friend in a hotel in Piedras Negras, Mexico.
Austin police suspected Pitonyak might have fled to Mexico after cellular phone records indicated a cell tower in Monterrey, Mexico, transmitted a call made from his cell phone on Thursday, according to an arrest affidavit.
"We speculated, we went on a hunch that he would stay in Piedras Negras, that he was a 22-year-old student who didn't speak a lick of Spanish, and he would be laying low," said Hector Gomez, supervisory deputy U.S. marshal in Austin, according to the Austin American-Statesman.
Pitonyak and the friend were deported after they were discovered staying in the country illegally, said Deputy Tim Hughes, spokesman for the U.S. Marshals Service.
The female friend, a former girlfriend, was released to her parents and was not charged, Herrera said.
The parents of the girl called authorities after the murder broke and said the girl was missing and might be with Pitonyak, according to the Statesman. Authorities focused on finding the girl's Cadillac and traced it to Piedras Negras, Herrera said.
"They crossed Piedras Negras on Friday," Herrera said. "The Cadillac they were driving was sighted when it crossed the border. It was later spotted at the hotel where they were found."
People who know Pitonyak, who was a junior finance major and from Bryant, Ark., describe him as a smart, intense man who might have struggled with drugand-alcohol addiction, according to the Statesman.
"When he (drank a lot), he'd black out and he'd never remember what happened the day afterward," said UT student Juan Montero, who met Pitonyak during their freshman orientation. "When he was really into school, he was really into school. Then he got really into working out It was the same way with drinking and partying."
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