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Palermo was founded in 734 BC by the Phoenicians as Ziz. The present name is derived from the Greek Panoremus meaning 'always fit for landing in'. Palermo became part of the Roman Republic, the Roman Empire and eventually part of the Byzantine Empire, for over a thousand years. From 827 to 1071 it was under Arab rule during the Emirate of Sicily when it first became a capital. Following the Norman reconquest, Palermo became capital of a new kingdom (from 1130 to 1816), the Kingdom of Sicily. Eventually it would be united with the Kingdom of Naples to form the Two Sicilies until the Italian unification of 1860. The population of Palermo urban area is estimated by Eurostat to be 855,285, while its metropolitan area is the fifth most populated in Italy with around 1.2 million people. In the central area, the city has a population of around 650,000 people. The inhabitants are known as Palermitans or, poetically, panormiti. The languages spoken by its inhabitants are the Italian language and the Sicilian language, in its Palermitan variation. Palermo is Sicily's cultural, economic and touristic capital. It is a city rich in history, culture, art, music and food. Numerous tourists are attracted to the city for its good Mediterranean weather, its renowned gastronomy and restaurants, its Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque churches, palaces and buildings, and its nightlife and music.[1] Palermo is the main Sicilian industrial and commercial center: the main industrial sectors include tourism, services, commerce and agriculture.[2] Palermo currently has an international airport, and a significant underground economy.[citation needed] In fact, for cultural, artistic and economic reasons, Palermo was one of the largest cities in the Mediterranean and is now among the top tourist destinations in both Italy and Europe. The city is also going through careful redevelopment, preparing to become one of the major cities of the Euro-Mediterranean area.
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FC Halifax Town have moved up to second in the table after picking up a point away at Braintree Town.
Neither side could break the deadlock as the game finished 0-0 but Neil Aspin's side appeared to be hungrier as they chased all three points but were unable to find the net.
Paul Marshall had the pick of the chances in the second half with a set piece as his curling free kick was pushed away. Braintree had their best opportunities before the end but they couldn't beat Matt Glennon who deserved his clean sheet.
Aspin made just one change to the team that thumped AFC Telford United 5-0 last weekend. Simon Ainge replaced Richard Peniket and slotted into midfield as the Shaymen appeared to line up in a 4-3-3 formation. Danny Hattersley kept his place in the side after scoring two goals in his first game at the Shay.
It was an even start to the game as both sides battled for the ball in the middle of the park. Simon Ainge saw a lot of the action in midfield and caused a lot of problems for Braintree by winning a lot of aerial challenges.
There were very few chances in the first half but Aspin's side had the greater share of the opportunities.
The hosts were troubled by the long throw from Marc Roberts throughout the game. Steve Williams had a couple of chances fly wide whilst Ainge also missed the target as his header went over the bar. Matty Pearson also had a shot blocked following a scramble from another Roberts throw.
New on-loan striker Hattersley had the best chance of the first half when Roberts launched another ball from a throw in as he flicked the ball to the far post before Ryan Peters cleared the ball away from the corner.
Braintree were equally troubled from corners as Smith found Kevin Roberts at the back post but his effort was blocked off the line.
At the other end, Glennon was rarely troubled. The Iron's only chance falling to top goal scorer, Kenny Davis firing wide with a weak volley from a corner kick.
It was an aggressive start to the second half with both Smith and Pearson receiving yellow cards for rash challenges and Braintree began to show more urgency going forward.
The game began to open up when Ainge and Smith were substituted for Jamie Jackson, who was making his return into the squad, and Richard Peniket.
Hattersley found space on the edge of area before unleashing a deflected shot and then he followed this up with a header from a Roberts throw as Halifax began to put more pressure on the Braintree keeper, Nick Hamann.
With the clock ticking down, the Shaymen raised the intensity, throwing more bodies forward. Peniket shot just wide off the target after making a bursting run from the halfway line. Paul Marshall followed this up with a free kick from the edge of the box which was saved and then volleyed over from a corner soon after.
Danny Schofield was brought in with ten minutes to play in place of Matty Pearson as Aspin's side chased all three points.
But Braintree hit back with just five minutes to go as substitute, Michael Bakare fired over the bar with an acrobatic effort before setting up James Mulley on the edge of area but his shot didn't trouble Glennon.
Despite the growing pressure neither side were able to find the winner as the two sides were forced to settle for a point a piece.
Halifax move on to 24 points after picking up their eighth point on the road whilst the Braintree fans witnessed their side's first draw of the season.
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Everyone knows about Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne; the prince of darkness is arguably the most recognizable figures in metal today. The singer's fame had reached such a point where even his wife (and handler) Sharon has become well known amongst people who like Black Sabbath and Ozzy's solo stuff. His fame had even reached such critical mass that he and his family were all involved in their own reality show on MTV: The Osbournes.
The show was distinguished as being one of the first shows to take place in a celebrity's actual home, and to follow their 'daily lives' and whatnot. Daily lives, meaning whatever the Osbourne family felt like playing up for that episode, wether it be Ozzy getting in shape and not drinking (Even though he admitted to drinking and getting stoned off camera), and other various trials that the family supposedly faced, the importance of which were inflated due to the nature of reality T.V. It's also worth noting that the show became MTVs highest rated show of all time, despite the fact that it only existed for 3 years, between 2002 and 2005. Considering this, Viacom and VH1 were reportedly going to reboot the series on MTV! Although the luster of following celebrities around their homes has kind of worn off in recent year, it would be pretty exciting to see the show again, just for the nostalgia.
Well, now, it seems that reboot has fallen through the cracks, and has been scrapped in it's entirety by VH1. The executive vice president of VH1, Susan Levison, issued this statement about the show:
"We are no longer talking to the Osbournes about a series; that's not going to happen,"
"We wish we could have worked it out, but it just didn't come together for us. The family has been absolutely lovely and we wish them the best. We'd love to figure out a way to work with them at some point in the future."
A classy way to break it off with the family, and to break the hearts of fans as well, but one has to wonder what exactly happened to make the reboot fall through like this? Well, it's speculated that Ozzy's son, Jack Osbourne, might be behind the whole thing. It was reported that Jack Osbourne has been involved a series of lawsuits against companies that he partially owns, one of which, was claimed to have been unjustly claiming revenues for the reality show. The complaint, filed by a production company named JOKS, stated:
"JOKS' idea to and interest in producing new episodes of 'The Osbournes' for television broadcast pre-dated Jack Osbourne's involvement in Schweet, and was conceived completely independently of Schweet,"
"Contrary to Defendants' contentions, JOKS never entered into any agreement, express or implied, related to the Defendants' involvement in the production of new episodes of 'The Osbournes' and never conveyed to Defendants any interest in 'The Osbournes' and/or the copyrights and trademarks associated therewith,"
And with that, it seems the series will be officially buried. Once lawsuits start getting thrown around, it'll be a few years before anything gets fully settled, and by that time, interest in actually making the show will have diminished completely. Maybe there's still hope that the show can eventually see the light of day again, but it does seem fairly unlikely.


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Recently I was driving on a freeway and the weather conditions were poor. When I drove onto a bridge I began sliding instantly. I was driving about 30 MPH. I didn't brake, but instead I tried to regain control and was unable. As I spun over the ice, the concrete barrier acted as a ramp and the car slid until the back driver's side tire was hanging off the bridge.
I was driving my fiancé's fathers car at the time of the accident. I wasn't cited by the officer who responded. I went to the ER later in the day because I had numbness and pain in my right arm and hand.
I'm a machine operator and wasn't able to work after the accident. I missed a week's worth of work in total. I also had to rent a car, and had to pay a $500 deductible.
Will my finacé's father's insurance company offer me a settlement? I'm not sure how it works. I signed a release for the ER records and follow-up appointment I had. Is there a time frame to get the case closed? Any info you can give would be appreciated.
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Unfortunately, you seem to be confused about how property damage and personal injury insurance policies exist in the State of Ohio. Your fiance's father is not liable for either your property damage or personal injuries.
To be able to pursue a claim against your fiance's father would require the father to have been negligent. From the facts you present, if there exists any negligence at all about the time of your crash, that negligence belonged to you. To be able to receive any compensation for your injuries, you will have to turn to your own medical insurance.
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In a split vote Nov. 22, Maitland City Council directed the city attorney to draft a letter that declares the Town Center developer in default.
But that vote didn't start the 30-day countdown to terminating the development agreement. City Council will review the default letter at its Dec. 13 meeting and then vote whether or not to start the clock.
The city must give developer Maitland Downtown Property Owner LLC 30 days to cure defaults before it can terminate the agreement. If Council moves forward on Dec. 13, it could officially terminate the document in mid-January.
Mayor Doug Kinson made the motion that passed 3-2.
"That provides for us a plan that allows us to keep things moving forward," Kinson said, "and it allows the financing partner to have time to come to table, potentially on the 13th, to show proof of funds."
Councilors Bev Reponen and Phil Bonus wanted the city to move forward with default immediately.
"This was decision night," Reponen said, "and the decision wasn't to put off the decision. … Citizens always come up to me and say, give us a downtown. Nobody says give [Reese] more time."
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That financing partner Kinson refers to is Harrell Hospitality Group of Dallas — the Texas investors who until Monday, were unnamed by City Council.
In July, developer Bob Reese submitted a bankruptcy plan that included a letter of intent from Harrell. The letter stated that the group would provide $5 million in financing or capital in order to assemble the property for the two-block $400 million mixed-use Maitland Town Center project.
Harrell is in the process of taking over the $8.3 million mortgage on the former Winn-Dixie and Royal Plaza parcels from Mercantile Bank in order to settle a foreclosure suit that forced Reese into Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection in March.
First impressions
Councilman Howard Schieferdecker, who becomes mayor on Jan. 4, met with Reese three times recently, the third of which included Bruce Davidson, a business development manager with Harrell Hospitality Group.
"[Davidson] knew little about what was going on except that the land had to close," Schieferdecker said. "That was a big concern to me.
"But I was also impressed with the developer. He was honest and straightforward. He said he had earmarked $400 million for this project."
Schieferdecker said that Davidson wants to talk to the city this week as a joint venture partner. "He wants to come back and start with the city from scratch. That was encouraging to me. … He is coming back to meet with the city and start the process of getting this project under way."
Maitland resident and builder Renee Stein-Charlan also attended the meeting with Davidson. "He said that he believes in Maitland and the opportunity to begin a model that they could build throughout the country," she said. The company is also dedicated to green design.
She said she was told that the group, which represents celebrities, athletes and other people "with significant dollars", has invested $1 billion so far out of a more than $3 billion pot. "Naturally, I'm thinking, let's bring it to Maitland."
Stein-Charlan agreed that Maitland should keep the pressure on by moving forward with termination. "The thing that brought this to a head is that we did push the issue," she said.
Assemblage key
Attorney Cliff Shepard said the developer must assemble the properties needed for the project by January's termination vote.
"If there's assemblage of the properties, then we have something to talk about. Without it, we have nothing," Shepard said.
Reese said the assemblage is "imminent". He said Harrell will be back right after Thanksgiving and show proof of funds. He also said he has deals with all the landowners. "We just have to put the pieces together. We pulled all the title work, and we just have to proceed toward closings. So it's imminent," he said.
Reese was timid at the podium, saying he was just there to answer Council's questions. He offered only one cautious statement:
"Starting from scratch will be detrimental to getting any kind of cohesive downtown."
Push back
Councilman Bonus, a lawyer, voted against bringing the default letter back for review on Dec. 13. He said it was needless to stall the process because the defaults are obvious. Councilwoman Reponen pointed out that the attorney had already itemized the defaults as part of the bankruptcy case, so it would require little effort.
But Councilwoman Linda Frosch, also a lawyer, said she'd like the opportunity to review it. "It sends a message that we do want to move forward, but let's do it properly," she said.
Schiferdecker agreed, saying Maitland needs to break its reputation of scaring off developers. He said he wants to embrace Harrell and find out what the joint venture partnership entails before the attorney mails the default letter.
"It's only three weeks; we've waited years," he said. "And we have somebody for the first time that has the money to do it."


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What was Jiah Khan's mother's sting operation all about?
The latest transcripts submitted by Rabia Khan to the Bombay high court might change the course of the Ghajini actor's death case
Rabia Khan seems to be hell bent on proving that her daughter Jiah Khan's alleged suicide was actually a planned murder. She has conducted a sting operation on the eight prime witnesses, whom the police used in order to prove that the Nishabd actor's death was a suicide. All of these eight people had given statements which corroborated to the fact that the Housefull actor had killed herself. Click here to read more
Jiah Khan suicide case: What did mom Rabia Khan say in her fresh statement to the police?
The late actor's mother was asked to record a fresh statement after she cried murder. Here's what Rabia Amin Khan had to say
The Jiah Khan suicide case had taken a new turn when the Ghajini actor's mother Rabia Amin Khan alleged that her daughter was murdered. Her lawyer had even produced forensic evidence to support the claim. Last week, the Bombay High Court had asked the Juhu Police to record Rabia's statement on October 26. Rabia reached the police station at 11am on the day and recorded her statement Click here to read more


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Phoenix police lieutenant busy with precinct expansion
PHOENIX — Carrying on with a busy morning that involved a bank robbery at the U.S. Bank downtown, Phoenix police Lt. Jeff Lazell continues to stay on top of his duties for the police department's Downtown Operations Unit.
The 28-year veteran of Phoenix police has been a lieutenant of the Downtown Operations Unit for 13 years and said this has been the hardest but most rewarding job he's ever had.
"This position, the Downtown Operations Unit's lieutenant position, is probably the most rewarding lieutenants position in the department," Lazell said. "The first thing people think of when they think of Phoenix, or Chicago or New York is the inner city. I really enjoy the position of being the downtown lieutenant because it's the first thing people think of."
The Downtown Operations Unit formerly oversaw the stretch of land east and west between 7th Street and 7th Avenue, and north and south from Fillmore to the train tracks below Jefferson. But a few weeks ago the downtown unit expanded to cover north to Interstate 10 and east to 15th Avenue.
The change has brought a lot of new responsibilities for Lazell as his unit now covers the Central Arizona Shelter Services, where trying to get a handle on the homeless population has been a constant issue.
"The amount of homeless is pretty apparent over the last couple of years and it's grown," Lazell said. "The downtown area was seeing an increase in the homeless and we didn't have a direct connection with the Central Arizona Shelter Services because that was covered by another precinct."
Lazell said the change was prompted by Chief Daniel Garcia to adjust coverage areas of precincts based on what kinds of problems they had so precincts could better serve their respected areas.
But apart from the seemingly endless hours Lazell spends working, he is truly a dedicated family man and avid outdoors man.
The father of two, with a son studying biology at the University of Arizona and a daughter in high school, said when he actually does get away from work he often spends his time outside the Valley at the unincorporated town of Happy Jack.
"It's a really nice place to go camping and quading," Lazell said. "I try to get outdoors, away from work and that seems to be the best way because you're truly out there and can't answer your phone or get emails. You just get to spend time with family and friends."
Lazell said he even recently bought a new Jeep, but hasn't quite had a chance to fully test it out due to the extra hours involved with the expansion of the Downtown Operations Unit.
A native of Illinois, Lazell studied law enforcement administration at Western Illinois University and came to the Valley when he took an internship with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office's Investigations Unit.
"I spent a whole summer out here doing an internship," Lazell said. "It was my choice where I wanted to be a police officer; Chicago, Illinois where it's cold and rainy or I could come out to Phoenix, Arizona where it's nice and sunny."
During Lazell's 13-year tenure as lieutenant, crime has dropped in downtown Phoenix for the last seven straight years and has made it a much safer place to live.
"The downtown corridor of Phoenix is one of the safest places in the city," said Lazell. "I don't think a lot of people realize that, and that's a good message to get across."
Lazell said that his officers have focused on community based policing and that has made a big difference in the reduction of crime in the city. Even though the department has not hired new officers for two years due to budget issues, and won't be hiring for another two, he said that the downtown area is fortunate to have almost enough officers to cover individual blocks.
"The officers get to meet the people in the neighborhoods certainly more than other places in the city," Lazell said. "I think the people down here will start to see more officers, and the neighborhoods will start to interact more with those officers."
Being the outdoors man that he is, Lazell said it's important for him to stay out in the field in his day-to-day duties. He's glad he can sometimes put aside the nuisance of daily paperwork to get out in the field and help identify issues to make the city a better place to live.
"It's like any job, you make it your own," Lazell said. "Even as a lieutenant I have the ability to get out, but you can't get around the paperwork."
After 28 years with Phoenix police, Lazell said he's about two years away from retirement. He and his wife, a retired officer who worked for 25 years, are looking forward to having more time to spend relaxing when his time is up. By then it'll have been nearly 31 years working for Phoenix police and Lazell is excited to have time to devote to his other favorite pastime: traveling.
"It'll be time to travel or relax and get away from police work," Lazell said. "There are parts of the U.S. I've never been and it's amazing how you can live here for 45 or 50 years and yet you haven't seen half the states."
Lazell, who has traveled many times outside of the country, said he's most looking forward to visiting the Northwest, like Washington and Oregon, but also wants to visit Boston and the Northeast United States.
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text: The future USS Rafael Peralta (DDG 115) successfully completed acceptance trials Dec. 16 after spending two days underway off the coast of Maine. The U.S. Navy's Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) reviewed the ship and its crew during a series of demonstrations while underway. INSURV evaluates the ship's construction and compliance with Navy specifications and is the governing body that recommends the ship be delivered to the Navy.


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A new patent awarded to Apple
We've seen this sort of thing before, thanks to the sleuths over at Patently Apple. This time, the Mac maker's filing calls for an adjustable antenna that could use a magnetic coupling in a manner similar to how Apple's power cords fasten to hardware. Here's a closer look:
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My inner geek craves this sort of inventiveness. And as a dad on the go most of the week -- shuttling kids to taekwondo and ballet, among other places -- I relish the thought of having access to 3G and, ultimately, 4G service from a MacBook. Wi-Fi isn't always available, and when it is I'm usually able to get a decent chunk of work done.
But as an investor, I'm intrigued by the broader implications of having laptops leap into the murky waters of telecom. At the very least, it could put a huge strain on AT&T and Verizon
Add laptops into the mix and ... wow. No wonder Ma Bell took a German lover. AT&T handles 30 times as much data traffic today as it did in 2007. T-Mobile will add needed wireless spectrum and infrastructure to handle the new devices about to tap into the old lady's network.
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Vision D'Etat battles to Niel success
REPORT: FRANCE Sunday
Longchamp: Prix Niel
VISION D'ETAT ran the perfect trial for the Qatar Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday, when he took the Group 2 Prix Niel at Longchamp.
The Eric Libaud-trained colt was given a precision rideby Ioritz Mendizabal and he got up in the last stride to win by a nose from Ideal World and long-time leader Centennial.
He was immediately shortened for the big race on October 5. Coral go just 7-1 (from 12), but 12-1 is available with Totesport andPaddy Power.
Vision d'Etat deserves extra credit as he was racing for the first time in three and a half months at Longchamp, and over 1m4f for the first time.
The son of Grand Prix de Paris winner Chichicastenango is now unbeaten in six races andLoire Valley-based Libaud has done a fantastic job with the colt half-owned by his wife Vicky.
Jimmy Fortune took the field along from the start on Centennial and they were still going welluntil the furlong marker, when Stephane Pasquier and Ideal World took over.
Mendizabal still had plenty of ground to make up on Vision d'Etat, and quickened well to pinch the race in the final stride.
Libaud said: "The horse was very well ridden. He showed excellent acceleration and was by no means fully wound up for today's race. We would definitely prefer softer ground for the Arc de Triomphe."
Mendizabal added: "It was a bit firm for him today and I lost two or three lengths running down the hill. I then realised I was following the wrong horse, so had to change plans.
"I gave him three taps in the straight and he quickened impressively. The colt was only 85 per cent fit for today's race."
Vision d'Etat had not been seen out since winning the Prix du Jockey-Club on June 1.
Pasquier gave Ideal World every possible chance, and reversed Prix Eugene Adam form with City Leader, who was fourth on Sunday.
Ideal World is owned by Kahlid Abdullah, whose racing manager Teddy Grimthorpe said: "He ran a super race and was in front everywhere but not where it mattered. We were beaten by a Derby winner.
"He's much improved and may be better at four. We will have to go away and think about where to run him next."
Of the Great Voltigeur winner Centennial, trainer John Gosden said: "He ran a great race and we were really pleased, but we needed more rain.
"This was the best race of his life and we may give him one more run and then put him away."
Jamie Spencer said of City Leader: "He ran well but we were slightly leaned on by the winner and that cost us third place. More cut in the ground would have also been an advantage."
The biggest disappointment of the race was the Grand Prix de Paris second Prospect Wells, who finished a well beaten sixth.
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According to reports, obscure soccer blogger Daniel Antiochus Loney will spend the Christmas holiday in an incoherent haze fueled by Mountain Dew and Fiddle Faddle, furiously trying at the last minute to find the perfect gift for his cat.
There are a couple of things wrong with this story. First of all, who cares. Second of all...what's with the passive voice, me? I'm in a position to know for sure, aren't I? Why don't I own up already?
Thus, the problems facing Simon Borg talking about Chivas USA planning to treat their headache with a guillotine:
Wow, that's a big story! I'd better check it out over at the official site oh wait a minute.
The team site, at least, isn't stuck linking to this story, which shows an acumen one doesn't usually associate with Chivas USA. I'd talk about Jimmy Conrad instead of Osorio if I were them, too.
This is sort of a no-win situation for MLSSoccer.com. If they're going to act as a central clearinghouse for information about the league, well, they can't very well ignore this sort of thing. But if CUSA comes to its senses and hires someone else, then the league website looks just as silly as ESPNLA. And if CUSA does hire Osorio, then the league website is an accomplice in blowing the surprise.
But Borg couldn't even ignore it, really. Scott French doesn't usually get stuff like this wrong. His name on the byline gives the story a lot of weight. If MLSsoccer.com spends time aggregating stories from the big wide world, but leaves this one off - that's quite a big dog not barking.
This will be a good dry run for Simon Borg and Major League Soccer Soccer. It's possible, even probable, that Borg doesn't actually know who CUSA plans to hire, because it's possible, even probable, than CUSA isn't certain itself - what with Chivas USA currently in year six of a five year plan to find their ass with a flaregun.
But one day, a rumor will cross the wire that Borg, or someone at league headquarters, will know for an absolute fact is true or not. Say, Don Garber leaving, or the identity of his replacement. The location of the next expansion franchise. The name of the next big Designated Player signing. DC United staying in DC - or not. Something somebody might care about.
Major League Soccer Soccer has been widely panned, but its content has by and large been entertaining and informative - it's the presentation that incurred the wrath of people like the False Sigi. But being the official site has limitations as well as advantages - they might be better off simply saying "We know something you don't know."
And, since the league front office is in New York, it stands to reason that several MLSsoccer.com personnel have first-hand knowledge of watching Osorio coach. Perhaps they are waiting for the official word, but I'm disappointed there aren't already articles along the lines of "ARE YOU ********ING KIDDING ME?", written over and over on the screen like Jack Nicholson's novel in "The Shining."


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Brickell Avenue Bridge Schedule, Traffic and Solutions -- All You Need To Know
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From a humble 9-to-5 district to after-dark playground for the it-crowd, Downtown Miami has had quite a turnaround in the past decade or so. According to the latest Miami Downtown Development Authority report, there are now 88,540 residents in...
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It's super-efficient, it's economical, and definitely a trend that's here to stay. I'm talking about the micro-unit and carless trend that's hitting a growing number of cities in the U.S., and has now making its debut...
New Laws Allow for New Developments in North Miami Beach
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North Miami Beach may be getting a pedestrian-friendly and transportation-friendly downtown district with a wide variety of uses. In 2015, the City of Miami Beach passed amendments on the land-use laws, which paved the way for a master plan that...
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With the recent peace coming to be, tourism has once again begun between the United States and Cuba. For the tourists who are too anxious to wait for commercail flights to Cuba, there is another option: charter flights. JetSuite, a private jet...
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Officials of the County of Miami-Dade have been determining if adding a new track to the Miami railway system to go to the American Dream Miami mall will occur. The discussion starts with cargo trucks serving mining quarries in western...
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As the temperature rises, I start to think of ice cream sandwiches.
Presenting a favorite blot post on just that topic:
Here are two takes on gluten-free ice cream sandwiches that in the words of the Food Channel, are semi-homemade. All that's required are ice cream and cookies. But given we're talking about gluten free cookies, the right choices make for success or failure.
This sandwich is made with Food Should Taste Good non-GMO and gluten free chocolate tortilla chips. If you like sweetness with an undertone of salt, this is the bite-sized (about 1.5x2 inch) ice cream sandwich for you! Next time I'll try to make them in advance and freeze them so they're easier to handle (but given their size, this isn't a necessity).
These egg-free, gluten-free cookies are by Jo-sef, and are called Chocolate Graham Crackers, though seem more of a chocolate shortbread. I've used Breyer's vanilla for both sandwiches, and here, especially, is where a good vanilla as a foil for all this chocolate taste really shines. These thicker cookies are harder to eat than the chips, so a bowl might be needed as a back-up.
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Half of the Argentinian Trance & Progressive powerhouse known as 19 hz, Rodrigo Deem has just released his own two track EP on BPM Records. This particular track, 'Deem It!' has been getting a lot of support over the last week among the various podcasts I listen to. It's one of those songs that doesn't have any lyrics yet it is still able to evoke powerful emotions, which is, in my opinion, one of the best attributes of the Trance genre.
You can have massive tunes with or without vocals, both just as good as the other. What if Taylor swift released a song for the radio where she wasn't even singing on the track…and I unintentionally picked a good battle for myself by talking about her, because she is one of the only pop stars who actually writers their own music. Still, it's just not on the same level of musical intelligence. For the same reason, I'm still down with Kanye and the other rappers out there who are actually producing music. If you haven't seen Snoop Lion's new documentary 'Reincarnation' you should really check it out. I have an unbelievable amount of more respect for Diplo after watching it, and I'm not in to the Major Lazer stuff. He can really produce across all genres and you know he has to be one of the best if Snoop is working with him. Dropped the trailer in for you just for fun:
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February 25, 2017 - February 26, 2017Oshkosh
The Midwest's original and largest indoor trade fairs. This event highlights the early American way of life showcasing merchants, craftsmen, military and civilians. Find supplies for the Historical Re-enactor, muzzleloading enthusiast and the general public. Meet the Merchants and Craftsmen stocking and selling historical clothing, books, patterns, tinware, pewter, beads, leather, fur, forged iron, pottery, firearms, knives and hundreds of items too numerous to mention!
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They were the most successful animals on the planet – and the most ferocious. They ruled the world for 100 million years. Some grew to a gigantic size: stegosaurus, diplodocus, Tyrannosaurus rex. Others became fearsome underwater predators, like icthyosaurus and plesiosaurus, while pteradons, with their vast wing-spans, dominated the skies. And then they died and left the way clear for shrew-like mammals to evolve into lions, lemurs and lemmings.
The debate about what killed the dinosaurs has been equally fearsome. Depending on who you believe, it was an asteroid impact, a supervolcano, or a gamma ray. They were starved, poisoned, frozen, boiled, drowned, dried, asphyxiated, irradiated or all of the above. "A colleague of mine said, 'Paleontologists are responsible for the third law of mass extinctions: for every extinction, there's an equal and opposite mechanism,'" says Shanan Peters, a professor of geology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Peters has come up with a new theory to explain the demise of the dinosaurs, and all the other extinctions that have written their fragile, fossil messages within the bones of the earth. "One of the remarkable things about this work is that it is a statistical smoking gun. It's in the background for all extinctions, but it's predictive about which species are more likely to survive and which will go extinct," Peters says. His study was published in the journal Nature.
Since life began 3.5 billion years ago, there have been five mass extinctions. The dinosaurs died in the last one, 65 million years ago, but the worst was at the end of the Permian period, 250 million years ago. Known as "The Great Dying", it wiped out 95 per cent of all species. Some scientists suggest we are now on the brink of a sixth mass extinction.
Peters's theory is that it was changing sea levels that did for the dinos as well as other species throughout evolutionary history. A few years ago, in geological time, the world looked rather different. Europe was a shallow sea, 100 metres deep, and a band of ocean ran through the middle of America. This stretch of sea teemed with giant sharks and mosasaurs – massive marine predators. As the sea drained away, the sharks and mosasaurs became extinct.
Clearly, a rise or fall in sea level can have a dramatic impact on marine animals, but it also affects terrestrial fauna and flora. Peters points out that we in the UK are warmed and moistened by the Gulf Stream, whereas parts of Canada on a similar latitude are much colder. Withdrawing an ocean from Colorado would suddenly have turned the region hot and dry. "Life on land would have known about the loss of that shallow sea," Peters says.
The last great extinction was triggered by a fall in sea levels, but others have been caused by a rise. Peters arrived at this conclusion by collecting rocks from 540 sites across America. He looked at two main types: carbonates, which he likens to the white sand you see in beautiful marine environments like the Bahamas, and siliciclastics, which are like the muddy sand beaches we have in the UK, dark with sediment that's been washed off the land.
"At each spot, I asked what the record of sea-level rise and fall was and what the environmental consequence of that was," Peters says. This enabled him to plot sea level against the numbers and types of species found in these two different types of marine sediment. "It doesn't mean that other physical perturbations aren't important," says Peters, referring to supervolcanoes and asteroid strikes. "The Yucatan crater is the biggest crater caused by an asteroid in the last 540 million years. If it happened now, I'd feel the shock wave and see the debris and dust at my desk in Wisconsin. But the problem with this theory is that we have lots of large craters – 100 kilometres in diameter – caused by asteroids that aren't linked to any extinctions."
So what led to the rise and fall in sea levels? One explanation is the shift in the Earth's tectonic plates. The other is climate change. Over the past 500 million years, ice sheets have been forming, advancing, melting and retreating. These vast perturbations in climate change were produced by shifts in Earth's orbit around the Sun. Geologists say this is natural and normal: we are in a cold phase right now.
However, as we know, after the death of the dinosaurs, one species came to dominate the planet – and it is warming the earth up rather rapidly. The 20th century saw the greatest increase in temperature of any century in the last thousand years. The last decade has been the warmest since records began. "The rate at which we're changing the climate is unusual," Peters says, with scientific reticence. "The only similar rate and magnitude of global warming seen in the fossil record was 55 million years ago. Something caused massive amounts of carbon dioxide to be injected into the atmosphere and dramatically altered the climate."
If global warming continues at its current pace, Peters says, "sea levels will rise for sure". The biggest and most immediately noticeable impact on the natural world will be the death of coral reefs. But vast numbers of people could lose their homes, livelihoods and lives. For every centimetre the sea rises, about one metre of land is lost. By 2100, it's predicted, the sea will have risen by 50 centimetres. It may not sound a lot, but most of the human population lives by the sea. In Bangladesh, such a rise would result in 17 million people losing their land, yet a rise of 10 metres is nothing in geological terms, Peters says.
Global warming has already led to changes on every continent. Scientists examined reports dating back to 1970 and found that in at least 90 per cent of cases, shifts in wildlife behaviour and populations could only be explained by global warming. The team also found that 95 per cent of environmental changes, from melting permafrost to retreating glaciers, were caused by an increase in global temperature.
But even without global warming, we are going to have a mass extinction, claims Dr Peter Mayhew, a biologist from the University of York, who's studied the impact of climate change on mass extinctions. "It's due to habitat loss, and there's no realistic way we're going to avoid that without curtailing human population growth. Extinction will be insidious; we may almost not recognise that it is happening. To you and me in the UK, mass extinction is not going to be something that impinges much on our lives. It'll mean we won't see some species we saw in the past." It's already rare to see large blue butterflies, badgers and bee orchids.
As for extinction on a global scale, according to Dr Richard Leakey, the famous paleoanthropologist and author of the book The Sixth Extinction, every year between 17,000 and 100,000 species vanish from our planet.
By the end of this century, the human population is predicted to have reached 10 billion and the consequence is thought to be the loss of half the world's total number of species. Leakey says: "Homo sapiens is poised to become the greatest catastrophic agent since a giant asteroid collided with the Earth 65 million years ago, wiping out half the world's species in a geological instant."
Extinctions that shaped our planet
Cretaceous-Tertiary, 65 million years ago
Thought to have been aggravated by the impact of large asteroid on the Yucatan peninsula, it led to the death of 16 per cent of marine families and 47 per cent of marine genera, and 18 per cent of land vertebrate families, including the dinosaurs.
End of the Triassic, 200-214 million years ago
This extinction was aggravated by a supervolcano that triggered a rise in sea levels and global temperatures. The death toll included 22 per cent of marine families and 52 per cent of marine genera.
End of the Permian, 250 million years ago
Earth's worst mass extinction, annihilating 95 per cent of all species, including 53 per cent of marine families, 84 per cent of marine genera and 70 per cent of land species such as plants, insects and vertebrate animals.
Late Devonian, 364 million years ago
About 22 per cent of marine families and 57 per cent of marine genera were lost.
439 million years ago
Sea levels fell as glaciers formed, and then rose as glaciers melted, resulting in the extinction of 25 per cent of marine families and 60 per cent of marine genera.


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I thought it was but I viewed it large and it seemed quite big and the head seemed long so I wasn't going to throw that out there!
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Beautiful shot Ray, there's everything to like about it. The colours and light are gorgeous, the framing is great and how perfect is that Raven sat on the cross :o)You were either very lucky with the timing or you waited ages for something to land or you smeared superglue on the cross so you could get that perfect shot! :DYou smeared glue didn't you? LOL
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Mondrem Ltd are Public Services Improvement Consultants based near Crewe, Cheshire. We work across the UK helping public services be what customers need them to be. And we help make public service the rewarding vocation it should be.
We help public service organisations like councils and the NHS to meet the huge challenge to deliver more with less:
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We help public servants to develop the new skills and personal resilience they need to cope and thrive in challenging times.
- Reducing stress
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I found the experience challenging, really useful and it worked!"
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Mike works with local councils and other public services - building productive co-operation between teams and services, improving team performance and developing people for success.
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Steve works mainly with public services and social enterprises - using structured improvement approaches including Lean and social marketing to help develop a more commercial approach and business-like behaviour.
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Lucinda has a background of operational and strategic roles in national and local public services, charities, social entrepreneurs and the Church of England. She specialises in strategic analysis, multi-stakeholder engagement and organisational design and development.


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Our on road camper trailers comes standard with 500 mm high sides. 40 x 40 SHS box chassis. 5 leaf springs. Solid 39 mm round axle. 75 x 50 RHS drawbar extended right back to the spring hangers with a centre beam for bracing. The panels used are zinc anneal coated.
Off road camper trailers comes standard with 500 mm high sides. 50 x 50 SHS box chassis. 6 leaf springs. Solid 45 mm square axle. Slim line bearings. 100 x 50 RHS drawbar extended right back to the spring hangers with a centre beam for bracing. Full side steps. The panels used are zinc anneal coated.
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The enclosed trailer is a versatile piece of equipment equally suited for domestic or trade purposes. Some comon uses are furniture removal trailers, motor sports or go karting trailers, lawn mowing trailers, or a typical tradesman trailer to store various tools and equipment.
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A political website on Facebook continues to get new members as it faces growing criticism.
PA Politics has been around for just a year-and-a-half, but its political influence is strong in this year's city council elections.
One of its administrators is former councilman Robert Troy. Troy resigned from his seat in February after it was revealed that he had a 50-year-old theft conviction on his record. That conviction barred him from holding elected office.
He said PA Politics is about making government more transparent and opening voters' eyes.
Not everyone feels the same way, especially when it comes to the tactics used by the Facebook group.
For instance last week, several council candidates held a news conference bashing a posting on PA Politics that portrayed them as slaves.
PA Politics has gone after candidates who have received donations from former Senator Carl Parker's political action committee.
Councilman Kerry Thomas, an incumbent running for re-election, has been a frequent target of PA Politics. He said if white people had circulated the kind of literature being spread by the mostly black PA Politics group, African-Americans in Port Arthur would be outraged.
Troy said it's just political satire, and he says his group has had a big influence in Port Arthur, he says membership to the Facebook page continues to grow, it currently has about 1200 members.
The latest flier posted on PA Politics has racist terms like House Negroes of PA, and the Uncle Tom Association, and even calls candidate Michael Mason, an offensive name related to a sexual act.
Troy agreed that posting was offensive and had it removed.
And Reginald Trainer, a candidate endorsed by PA Politics, also distanced himself from the latest posting. Trainer said, "I did not authorize that flier, nor do I condone its contents. This is unacceptable politics that should be condemned."
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The date ringed most heavily on 2012 calendars at the Football Association's Wembley headquarters would under normal circumstances be Monday 11 June, when England open their European Championship programme against France in Donetsk. Yet for those enjoined with the welfare of the national team, two unwanted events in the space of 11 winter days demand attention. Three weeks tomorrow, Harry Redknapp, popular favourite to become England's next manager this summer, appears in court on two charges of tax evasion.
The case is expected to last a fortnight, by which time the England captain John Terry will have appeared at West London magistrates' court on a charge of directing racist abuse at Anton Ferdinand, the brother of his England team-mate Rio. Both men strenuously deny the charges, but the very fact the cases have come to court is a planning complication, if not an embarrassment, for the FA.
Were either man to be found guilty they could not expect to have any future with England, but for Terry the complication is likely to stretch for sometime yet, as the expectation is that following next month's initial hearing his actual case will not be heard for many weeks. Since football does not follow wider society's practice of suspending those accused of criminal offences, he will continue to be available for club and country, both benefiting from his remarkable ability to divorce performance on the field from the many controversies that have dogged his career. The FA rightly prefer a policy of innocence until proven guilty, and with Fabio Capello having learnt that phrase by heart and trotted it out regularly before the most recent England games, Terry can expect to be picked while there is no verdict in the court case.
Aside from whether a new captain will be required this summer, selecting a manager has generally been problematic enough without the current uncertainties. This time Club England have already boxed themselves in on two counts, pledging first an English (subsequently British) manager, despite a shortage of outstanding candidates, and stating that the search for a replacement will not begin until after the European Championship.
If the former proposal is unnecessarily restrictive when proven talents such as Guus Hiddink remain available, the latter is simply unrealistic; it is inconceivable that soundings at the very least will not be taken before mid-June. Once England are out of the tournament, however badly they fare, there will be barely six weeks before the new man must name a squad for the opening international of next season, a friendly in the middle of August regarded as important preparation for the forthcoming World Cup campaign.
When it has been known in the past that managers such as Sven Goran Eriksson (2006), Terry Venables (1996), Bobby Robson (1990) and Ron Greenwood (1982) would be leaving after a summer tournament, the successor has invariably been named in advance and with good reason. Glenn Hoddle, who took over from Venables, may have protested that he was not made to feel particularly welcome during Euro 96, but in each case the newcomer had the opportunity to study England's players and performances at close quarters. Steve McClaren was, of course, working under Eriksson throughout, and although Robson was not offered the job until halfway through the 1982 finals, he had been scouting future opponents there; it remains the first and last occasion on which a proper succession had been put in place long before the handover, the visionary Greeenwood having insisted in involving all the country's leading managers with various England sides.
So if Redknapp is still the wanted man after his court case, discussions with Tottenham about compensation would be better done sooner than later and it would be more sensible to have him in Poland and Ukraine as a camp follower than media pundit.
And if not Redknapp, who has regularly taken clubs such as West Ham, Portsmouth and Tottenham to their highest standing for many years, then who? The field is worryingly thin, as is illustrated by bookmakers making Arsène Wenger their third favourite when he has repeatedly declared no interest in the position.
Listed behind the 7-4 favourite Redknapp is Roy Hodgson, whose fluctuating odds reflect the flavour-of-the-month mentality that tends to surround these appointments. A struggle at Liverpool counted against him, as did a few months of failure at Blackburn many years ago. Yet at West Bromwich Albion he has shown the organisational and personal qualities that underpinned his impressive work with Fulham. With Martin O'Neill now spoken for, Alan Pardew is quoted as fourth favourite, despite having no experience of continental football as player or manager.
Unenviable task it may be, but those calendars need a new entry, and well before 11 June: appoint the England manager.
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