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Livingston could miss this weekend's Speice event with a bum ankle. "That's a big loss," Cerasoli said. "We could have won [the Kingwood] tournament if he was playing."
Regardless, Cerasoli will be out there doing his thing this weekend. Though there won't be any coaches in the stands this time out, Cerasoli already has a pretty big audience.
He'd like to take a spring visit or two and the top contenders are Seton Hall, Auburn, Ohio State and Connecticut. Villanova, North Carolina State and Florida will also contest for a visit and Cerasoli made it clear that he's not ready to commit to visits, only considering them.
"I don't know if I'm definitely going to visit them, but it's a probably," Cerasoli said of the four he talked about and the other contenders. "That's tough because we might not even end up actually going on a few of those visits."
The guard said that Ohio State, North Carolina State and Seton Hall have recruited him the hardest. He's been to OSU and NC State on unofficial visits already this year.


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Police nab pair of interstate fraud suspects
Published: Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 2:37 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 2:37 p.m.
A couple from Chicago who police said had numerous stolen identifications and bogus checks hidden in their car were arrested after the woman tried to use a stolen gift card at a local store.
Chester Meeks, 43, and Alexis Collins, 19, were arrested by Gainesville Police Department officers after employees at the Home Depot on Northwest Fourth Boulevard said Collins tried to buy six gift cards using a fraudulent gift card around noon Wednesday.
Collins appeared nervous and told employees she needed more money, so she left the cards and drove away from the store with Meeks, a police report said.
Police later found Meeks and Collins in a silver Chevy Impala on the southbound ramp of Interstate 75. Officers said neither Collins nor Meeks could give them a clear reason why Collins had left the cards and contradicted themselves on their reason for being in the area, the report said.
Police said an Alachua County Sheriff's Office canine responded to the scene and detected the smell of marijuana in the vehicle. After searching the vehicle, police found new merchandise items and receipts from several stores in Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri and Florida, the report said.
Police said they also found five identifications and dozens of counterfeit blank checks in a hidden compartment, as well as narcotics in the floorboard, the report said.
Meeks was charged with grand theft, fraud, racketeering, driving with a suspended license and counterfeiting of a bank check. Collins was charged with grand theft, fraud, racketeering, passing a counterfeit note, forgery and counterfeiting of a bank check, according to the report.
Meeks and Collins were being held Thursday at the Alachua County jail in lieu of $645,500 and $695,000 bond, respectively.
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UPDATE: I've just confirmed that the driver of a car crashed through Gate 5 on the northside of the Warner Bros lot in Burbank late this afternoon and sped onto the property. Burbank Police were called and now have detained him. Authorities are checking to see if he had any weapons with him. Every showbiz company is on alert ever since that gunman took hostages at the Discovery Communications headquarters back east.
Police Seize Gate Crasher At Warner Bros
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Robert Towne finally makes a deadline.
The biggest laugh of the day!
Hey Dredly. If I had been driving and read your post I would have swerved and crashed, howling all the while.
Very, very funny! Thanks, I needed that.
???? What gate??? I'm on the lot now and haven't heard anything?
Gate 5 WB Employee.
Well, Mel, now we're DEFINITELY not making Lethal Weapon 6.
I'm all for safety and I realize that this was a potentially dangerous situation, but I can't get the image of a crazed screenwriter storming the gates of WB with one hand on his script and the other on the wheel. "By God They Can't Ignore Me Forever!"
Hope all is quiet on the WB lot.
There was a time I'd dismiss this as the act of a random nut but nowadays you never know. Glad no one was hurt.
Mark, oh yes he can.
Reckless scumbags behind the wheel are reckless scumbags behind the wheel vehicle or no vehicle.
Not to be indulged for the good of society.
I just left the wb lot and all was quiet, all I heard was that gate 5 was closed per a company wide email earlier today.
Gary Busey and Eric Roberts out joyriding – take it easy
An email notifying employees iof the gate closure went out at 5:30 pm.
"Sorry about that. If I don't get the E.P. his grande drip from Starbucks by 5pm, well, I'll never be able to call in his lunch order in this town again!"
Our business recently had to go into lockdown and hire an armed guard because of real threats from a whackjob former employee off his meds. Bitter little snot-nosed PA's have no idea how much true danger the security at the studios is actually faced with. people in this town have lost their minds – a lot of it due to the loss of work. You can all be cute and flippant…until you've been on the terrorized end of that wrath.
Not defending "Bitter little snot-nosed PA's" but whose not to say that a security guard can't flip out? Or an exec. at the studio? Geez eyes wide shut….
It's amazing, back in the '80s we used to go on and off lots all the time with no trouble at all. Warners (The Burbank Studios back then) was one of the easiest, just tell the guard where you're going and you're in.
What are they afraid of? That someone will break onto the lot and make a decent movie for once?


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APG-L ArchivesArchiver > APG > 2009-01 > 1231462317
From: Ida Skarson McCormick <>
Subject: Re: [APG] Automobile train collision
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 16:51:57 -0800
References: <7E2F8339F7DC4B7899E97A13C74BB883@patriceh>
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Do you have the name of a person who died in the accident? You can
check the online Oregon death indexes
<http://www.deathindexes.com/oregon/index.html> and Washington death
index <http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/default.aspx> to narrow down
the location.and date. Do you have the name of the railroad/railway
company? An appropriate railroad/railway company historical society
or county historical society might be able to help. Possibly there
are records of an official investigation. You may find some ideas at
--Ida Skarson McCormick, , Seattle
At 02:41 PM 1/8/2009, "Patrice Hartman" <> wrote:
>Can anyone tell me if there is a index to newspaper articles that
>might cover automobile or train accidents in the state of Washington
>or Oregon? I am searching for an automobile train collision that
>occurred between 1910 and 1917 in one of these two states. Are there
>any books or periodical articles that might cover this type of
>event? Once I have a location I can do more in-depth searching of
>sources in the area. Thank you.
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FOUR out of five hate crimes in Thurrock are race-related.
New figures show that between October 2012 and September 2013, 243 race crimes were reported to the police.
Total hate crimes were up 28 per cent to 300, compared to 235 a year earlier.
Of those, 13 related to the victim's sexuality and 17 related to a disability.
Speaking at the latest Thurrock Council meeting, Assistamt Chief Constable Maurice Mason said: "Hate crime is one area when I joined the job I wanted to get under control and it's an area where we are getting our act together, because we are getting people in diverse communities to have more confidence to report these matters.
"We have officers in the county who work in that field that comb our incident records each day for anything that could be hate crime.
"They then flag it up and prod and poke us until officers are out there dealing with and investigating it.
"If anyone is subject to hate crime, please report it. We have dedicated extra resources to be able to identify and deal with this."


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Pages 111-115
Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 2, 1640-1643. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.
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-, Sir Peter. Vide Privileges. Thurland, Mr. declared duly elected, and called into the House, 20 Apr.
-, Jo. Petition read, and referred to the Committee for Grievances, 1 May.
-, Mr. Vide Privileges.
-, Sir Humphrey, to be sent for as a Delinquent, on account of Misdemeanors at an Election, 17 Apr. Motion for his Attendance on the Committee of Privileges; Answer thereto, 18. Member undertakes for his Appearance; Warrant respited, 21.
-, a select Committee to receive and examine all Petitions relating thereto, 30 Apr.-Grand Committee appointed, 1 May.
-, Mr. declared duly elected, and called into the House, 20 Apr.
-, Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges.
-, Colonel, 1641, a Committee to examine him, and seize his Papers, 24 Dec.-Member to examine him immediately, 7 Feb.
-, Lord Viscount, 1642, Lord Admiral to be moved to stop the Ports against him, 20 June-Order for stopping Ports in Scotland; Speaker to issue Warrant for apprehending him, 22.
-, Ralph, 1641. Vide Privileges.
-, Sherrington, 1642, Information given of his Forwardness in publishing his Majesty's Declaration; to be summoned to attend, 6 June. Vide Privileges.
-, 1641, new Writ, 9 Dec.
-, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for Calves Skins, 22 July. Vide Leather.
-, Raphael, 1641, to be forthwith discharged from his Restraint, 10 Nov.
-, Mr. 1640, to sit till his Election is avoided, 6 Jan.
-, 1641, to be required to attend forthwith, 19 Aug.
-, Robert, 1642, to be sent for in Custody, 9 July.
-, Rich. 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, and return, 23 Feb.
-, 1641, new Writ, 24 May.
-, 1642, Order for Indemnity of Volunteers to be prepared, 20 Aug.-Petition of Mayor, &c. Steward of the Court Leet to attend, 5 Sept.-Order about fortifying the Town, 7 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 11.-Ordinance for mustering and arraying Soldiers read, and agreed to, 10 Dec. -Order for mulcting such as refuse to appear upon Beat of Drum, 20 Feb.-Agreed to by Lords, 3 Mar.
-, Jo. 1642, to be discharged, 5 Jan.
-, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges.
-, 1641, Paper containing Words spoken by him at the passing a Bill; Words attested; heard thereupon; withdraws; expelled, committed to the Tower, and to make Acknowlegement at Windsor, 27 May.-His Petition read; Order for bringing him to the Bar, 10 June. Discharged, 12.
-, Edward, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for refusing to deliver the Magazine at Hull, 28 Apr.
-, Jo. Vicar of Hemstead, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent; Order suspended, 30 Aug.
-, Rich. 1642, Petition concerning him; Order for removing him from London House to the King's Bench; Petitioners impowered to proceed against him at Law, 13 Feb- Order for removing him to Norwich, and keeping him close Prisoner till his Removal, 13 Mar.
-, Mr. 1642, to be discharged, 7 Nov.
-, Sir Peter, 1641. Vide Privileges.
-, 1642, to be summoned to attend the Service of the House, 8 Oct.
-, Dr. 1642, desired to preach, 28 Sept.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 26 Oct.
-, Mills, 1642, Order for seizing Brimstone, &c. there, 24 Nov.-Touching the Safeguard of them, 7 Dec.
-, Sir Robert, 1642, to have the Public Faith for Re-payment of 4,000 l. with Interest, 26 Apr.
-, 1642, Petition of Parishioners; Lecturer recommended 13 Apr.
-, 1642, Conference desired by Lords concerning removing it to York; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Votes from Lords, that the Removal is illegal -That Lord Keeper shall not issue Writs, or seal a Proclamation for that Purpose, agreed to, 17 May.-Message to Lords, desiring them to take a Course for preventing the Adjournment of next Term to York; Answer thereto, 27 June.-Conference desired with Lords concerning the Adjournment thereof; agreed to; Managers appointed; Order from Lords; agreed to, 18 Nov.-Conference desired by Lords concerning a Proclamation for Adjournment of Hilary Term; agreed to, 4 Jan. Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee of both Houses to prepare Reasons, to be presented to the King, for withdrawing his Proclamation, 5. Reasons agreed to, 12.-Order against removing Records of the several Courts, 13.-King's Answer to Reasons communicated by Lords, read, and referred to a Committee, 18.-Ordinance against removing the Courts, 20 Agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment disagreed to; Member to assign Reasons at a Conference; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed, 21.-Order for Courts sitting at Westminster, 2 Feb.
-, Rob. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept.
-, Lady, 1642, Order for paying her the Arrears due to her Husband, 13 Jan.
-, 1640, Election and double Return; Report; the Four Persons returned to forbear sitting till their Elections determined; Bailiff to be sent for by Serjeant, 9 Nov. Vide Hale. Further Report re-committed, 26.-Another Committee to state the Case, and present it to House, 11 Dec.
-, 1641, Election declared void-new Writ, 6 Aug.- Election to be heard, 2 Nov. Referred to the Committee for Elections; Order for their Meeting, 12.
-, 1642, Petition of Burgesses read; Members to thank them; Petition to be entered, 27 May.
-, Robert, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for the Navy, 15 Feb.
-, 1642, Order for Stay of Ships to be prepared by a Committee; agreed to by Lords, 22 Oct.-Another Order to the same Purport, 20 Feb.
-, Earl of, 1642, Lords to be desired to summon him, 29 Nov.
-, 1641, Message to Lords, reminding them of the Day appointed for a public Thanksgiving for the Pacification, and desiring them to join in taking a Method for due Observation thereof; their Concurrence signified; a Committee of both Houses to prepare Ordinance for that Purpose, 26 Aug. Ordinance agreed to; Message to Lords, desiring the Committee may meet; their Answer, 27. Conference to be desired with them concerning dispersing, it 28. Desired; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held;-Order for declaring the Scots faithful and loyal Subjects to be read in all Churches; Conference desired thereupon; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; Lords Concurrence signified-Message to them, desiring them to expedite the dispersing of the Ordinance, 30. Order about Payment of Persons for their Charges therein, 31.-Thanksgiving to be celebrated at Lincoln's Inn Chapel; None to be admitted but Members-Declaration about a Prayer published by the Bishop of Lincoln to be read thereat, 6 Sept. Vide Lincoln.
-, Geo. 1642, to be committed to the King's Bench, 22 Aug.
-, Peregrine, 1642, to be discharged for Money paid to Captain Anselme out of the Collection upon the Bill for 400,000 l. 19 Nov.
-, St. the Apostle, London, 1641, Petition of Churchwardens, &c. about breaking down and carrying away the Rails of the Communion Table, referred to the Committee for Religion, 30 June.
-, St. Southwark, 1642, Petition of Parishioners; Lecturer recommended, 20 Sept.
-, Captain, 1641, Order for his Discharge, 7 Feb.
-, Edmund, 1642, to be forthwith summoned as a Witness, 14 Apr.
-, Jo. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for printing scandalous Pamphlets, 28 Apr. To be delivered into Serjeant's Custody; committed to Newgate, 8 Oct.
-, Wm. 1642, to have Leave to go into the Country, being Deputy Lieutenant for Two Counties, 11 June.
-, Earl of, 1641, Petition referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 7 Feb.
-, Mr. 1642, Order concerning him; agreed to by Lords, 23 July.
-, Rich. 1642, to be discharged, 5 Jan.
-, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants, referred to Dr. Tomson's Committee, 20 Mar. Vide Fens.
-, Mr. 1642, Letter from the Committee at Hull, concerning his Practice against the Safety of the Town; Order for bringing him up in Custody; Commissioners of the Treasury to be moved to appoint a trusty Person in his stead, 22 June.
-, Captain, 1640, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 6 Dec.
-, Sir Robt. 1642, a Committee to examine him in Prison upon Letters suspected to come to him, 26 Jan.
-, Wm. 1642, committed to the Gatehouse, 30 Sept.
-, 1640, Petition on behalf of the Inhabitants read, and avowed; Preston to be sent for as a Delinquent, 22 Dec. Vide Preston.
-, Captain, 1642, to have Warrant to transport himself and Two Servants to France, 22 Apr.
-, Robert, 1642, Petition to be sent to Lords; the Committee for the Navy to take Order for satisfying his Dues, 12 July.
-, Tho. 1642, his Office in the Customs to be sequestered, 28 Nov.
-, Lyonell, 1642, to be discharged, 5 Jan.
-, Mr. 1642, to be sent for to attend the Committee for Examinations, 13 Feb.
-, Sir Baynham, 1641, Order touching the Delivery of Cord-wood to him from Deane Forest, 21 Mar.
-, Sir Clement, 1642, his Letter referred to a Committee, 15 Dec.
-, Thomas, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 12 Aug.
-, Sir James, 1641. Vide Privileges.
-, Sir H. Fred. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 28 Nov.
-, Sir Hen. 1642, Earl of Ormond to be desired, in a Letter, to thank him for his Services, 2 Apr.
-, Benjamin, 1642, Petition to have Warrant to transport himself, &c. to Leyden, 6 Sept.
-, Vide Supply.
-, 1640, Bill concerning the Conversion thereof into Pasture read; not to be read a Second time but in a full House, 7 Nov.-Committed, 25 Feb.-Order for Meeting of the Committee; Committees added, 11 Mar.
-, Leonard, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Grievances presented by the Common Council, 28 Mar. Vide London.
-, Mr. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 21 Sept.
-, Mr. Marshal of the Admiralty Court at Chester, 1642, Lord Admiral to be acquainted with Misdemeanours committed by him, 24 May.
-, 1641, none to be cut down by Bishops, Deans and Chapters, or Prebends, 16 July.
-, 1642, to attend the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom; Order for paying Money due upon the Farm, 9 Jan.-To attend House, 13. Examined; Order for Payment of Rent due from them, 14. For an Acquittance to them; a Committee to prepare Ordinance to bear them harmless; two examined, and committed, 16.-Order for Payment of Part of the Money seized, 17.-Petition of Farmers for Pre-emption thereof read, and referred to the Committee for Dispatches, 6 Feb.
-, Vide Stannary Courts.
-, Jo. and Tho. Poole, 1640, Petition referred to the Committee concerning rigorous levying of Ship-money, 7 Jan.
-, George, 1642, Order for delivering his Horse to be employed in the Service of the Commonwealth, 7 Nov.
-, Mr. 1642, to be secured till he is able to come up, 25 Oct. Order for his paying 20 l. to a Person wounded in apprehending him; his Horses to be sold; Order for continuing him in Serjeant's Custody, 27. High Sheriff to pay the Money out of the Overplus, 28.
-, Captain, 1642, committed to Newgate, 26 Dec.
-, Mich. 1640, to be sent for as a Delinquent, to answer Misdemeanors in levying Ship-money, 7 Jan.
-, 1640, Patent for the Monopoly thereof to be brought in; Referees to attend the Committee for Grievances, 21 Nov.
-, 1641, Report from the Committee for Customers to be considered; Order for Re-delivery of Tobacco brought by Force into any Port, and detained, 3 Aug.-Resolution touching the Rate to be paid for what is not brought in by Force, 3 & 13.
-, 1642, Ordinance concerning disposing of Tobacco in Ireland, 29 Oct.
-, Spanish, 1641. Vide Supply.
-, 1641, Bill concerning Payment of Customs for English Tobaccoes imported before 25th May 1641, read, 19 Aug. Read Second time; Questions for Commitment and Ingrossment, severally Neg; Bill rejected, 27.
-, 1642, another Bill to the same Purport, read twice, and committed, 4 Apr.
-, 1641, a Committee to prepare Heads for Declaration against Toleration to the Popish Religion; Lords to be moved at a Conference to join therein, 8 Dec. Heads reported; Conference to be desired with Lords thereupon; a Committee to prepare additional Head concerning the Queen; Head reported, and agreed to, 13.
-, Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges.
-, Geo. 1642, to be forthwith summoned as a Witness, 14 Apr.
-, Mr. 1642, Order for his Discharge, 23 Jan.
-, Nathanael, Clerk of the Queen's Closet, 1641, to be summoned to appear; Examination referred to a Committee, 29 Jan.
-, Mr. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov.
-, Mr. 1642, Order for continuing him in Custody, 6 Oct.
-, Jo. 1642, Order to stay landing Goods belonging to him, and for his Attendance on the Committee for the Navy, 10 Aug.
-, Dr. 1640, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 3 Dec. Vide Fens.
-, 1641, another Petition touching the Tythes of Sutton Marsh; Order thereupon, 15 June.-Exchequer to hear his Causes, notwithstanding former Order of Restraint, 27 Jan.-Sequestration to be superseded, and Profits restored to him, 14 Feb.
-, and Poundage, 1640. Vide Supply.-A Committee to examine the Proceedings in the Exchequer thereupon since the Death of King James, 27 Nov.
-, 1641, previous Question concerning Persons having taken Tonage and Poundage, Neg. 24 May.-A Committee to consider the Clause concerning it added to the Petition of Right, 17 June.-Another Committee to prepare Order to be presented to Lords about the Disposal of Moneys collected thereupon, 8 Dec.-The Committee for the Navy. to prepare Order for disposing of Moneys for Tonage and Poundage, 18. Order reported; further Order thereupon, 28.-Such Allowances to be made to the Merchants for Goods exported and imported before the passing the last Bill, as by former Privy Seals, 20 Jan.-Order against paying Moneys upon the last Bill, without acquainting House; Serjeant to give Customers, &c. Notice of the Order, 31.-To be sent to the Out-Ports, 24 Mar.
-, 1642, renewed upon other Bills, 2 Apr.-12 May. - Ordinance concerning paying Moneys thereon read, and re-committed as to a Clause; Reported from Re-commitment, and agreed to; to be delivered to Lords at a Conference, and printed; Managers appointed; Conference to be desired, 28 July. Desired and agreed to; Message from Lords, acquainting House they intend to communicate Letters thereat assented to; Managers and Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Letters opened, and referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom; Message to Lords, acquainting them therewith, and Answer, 30. Message to Lords, desiring them to expedite the Ordinance Ordinance returned; to be printed, 1 Aug.
-, John, 1642, to have Licence to go to Ireland, 12 Aug.
-, Henry, 1642, Petition for Delivery of his Goods, 15 Feb.
-, Wm. 1642, Order for securing and disarming him, 22 Oct.
-, Edward, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Contributions, 10 Aug.
Tothill Fields,
-, 1642, Bill for erecting a Parish Church there read, 5 Apr. Committed, 8. Committee to consider how it may be made fit against next Fast, 27.-Order for their Meeting, 3 May.-For opening the Church, 9 Dec.- Mr. Herle's Offer to preach every Tuesday in the Afternoon approved, 17 Feb.
-, Monsieur de la, 1642, to have Warrant to go with his Wife, &c. to France, 3 Jan.
-, 1640. Vide Forts-Paper concerning the Garrison presented and read, 11 Nov.-Another concerning Fortifications and Ordnance mounted there read; King to be moved that all Things there might be settled as before his Journey into the North, 16.
-, 1641, Conference to be desired with Lords concerning the Care thereof in the Lieutenant's Absence; a Committee to prepare Heads, 14 Aug. Heads reported; Report to be considered, 16. Resolution that the Constable reside there, and Fifty Men to guard it by Day, and Fifty by Night, and more to be added upon any emergent Occasion; Further Consideration adjourned, 17. Conference desired with Lords concerning securing it agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported, 18. Lords Concurrence to the Vote for putting Men into the Tower reported; their Proposition for the Constable to put in Forty such as he can conside in, 21. Agreed to; Resolution about their Pay to be delivered to Lords at a Conference, 25. Delivered, and agreed to, 28.-A Committee to examine Strangers in the Tower, 3 Nov. Their Report, 4.-Another Committee to inquire in what Hands the Tower is; Petition of Common Council against putting it into Colonel Langford's Hands read; Conference desired with Lords concerning it; Heads thereof; Lords to be moved to join in recommending Sir John Coniers; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 23 Dec. Message to Lords desiring their Resolutions thereupon, and Answer; Colonel Langford voted unfit to be Lieutenant; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon; Declaration reported; Conference desired; agreed to; Declaration read twice, and to be delivered thereat; Conference held; same Committee to prepare Petition to the King to the same Purposes; Constable to be desired to reside there, 24. Report that he is discharged, 27.-Conference to be desired with Lords concerning Preparations at the Tower; Managers appointed; Conference agreed to, and held, 4 Jan.-Lords desired to join in a Petition to the King for removing Sir John Byron, and making Sir John Coniers Lieutenant; their Dissent signified; Business to be resumed, 11. Conference to be desired with Lords; a Committee to prepare Heads; Message to Lords, desiring the Lieutenant may be forthwith sent for, assented to; another Message concerning sending out Ordnance, bringing in Victuals, and placing a Guard under Major General Skippon, assented to; a Committee to withdraw, and frame these Messages into an Order; Order reported, and to be ingrossed; sent to Lords-Message from them, acquainting House they had sent for the Lieutenant, and and communicating his Answer; Proceedings thereupon. Vide Privileges. Several Officers of the Tower to attend ; a Committee to examine them touching suspected Persons let in; Order for their Discharge; Henley, a Gunner, to attend, 13.-Reasons for removing the Lieutenant agreed to; Conference desired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 15.-Message to Lords, renewing their Desires for joining in a Petition to the King for putting in Sir Jo. Coniers, 17.-Petition concerning the Lieutenant's Refusal to suffer a Guard to be set according to an Order of House; Lieutenant to be summoned to attend, 31.-Message to Lords, desiring them to join in a Petition to the King to put the Tower into Hands recommended by Parliament; Answer thereto, and that they had appointed a Committee to draw up a Petition to that Purpose; a Committee appointed to meet them, 1 Feb. Petition reported; to be sent to Lords, with Information that House have appointed a Committee to attend King with a Committee of Lords, 2. King's Answer reported, 4. Message from Lords, acquainting House that King would speedily send further Answer, 6. Answer communicated by them; House insist on their former Desire to Lords to join in a Petition to the King to make Sir Jo. Coniers Lieutenant; a Committee to prepare a Petition to be carried up to them for that Purpose, 7. King's Consent communicated by Lords, 11.-Ordinance concerning the Safeguard of the Tower, agreed to, and to be sent to Lords, 12.-Book sent from Lords, representing the Defects of Stores, referred to a Committee, 15.
-, 1642, a Committee to consider the Accounts of the supernumerary Guard last Summer, and speak with the Lieutenant concerning the State of the Place, 2 Apr.-Another Committee to consider of the Safety thereof, 5 July. Order for keeping a strict Watch, 11.-Touching the Delivery of warlike Stores, 23 July.-1 Aug.-For Attendance of the Hamleteers for the Safety thereof, 1.-For putting them in some Way of Defence, 10.-A Committee to attend Lord Chief Justice to re-examine Rebels there, 23.-Order for Delivery of warlike Stores extended to the Officers of Armoury, and sent to Lords, 2 Sept.-Matter concerning stricter keeping the Prisoners, referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 8. Lords Concurrence signified, 13. -Orders thereupon agreed to, 24 Oct.-1 Nov.-City Guards, during their Stay, to be under Command of the Lieutenant; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1.-A Committee to provide for Safety thereof, 3. To continue their Care; Lieutenant and Officers of the Stores to obey their Orders, 4. Committee added, 13.-Orders to the Lieutenant for Safety thereof, 10 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 11. -Persons intrusted with the Custody thereof during his Absence, 13.-Order touching Locks and Watch-houses; the Committee for the Tower to consider of Allowance for Citizens that shall watch, 17.-To consider of reimbursing Lieutenant's Charges for Irish Traitors ; Committees added, 19 Dec.-The Committee to consider of Allowances to them, and of their Removal, 30 Jan.-Deputy Porter appointed, 2 Jan.-The Committee to assign Men of the new Militia to attend for Safety of the Tower; Captains appointed; Lieutenant to be desired to grant them Commissions, 14. Captains agreed to by Lords, 27.-A Committee to prepare Ordinance for assessing the Inhabitants, 30.-Lieutenant impowered to appoint Servants for providing Necessaries for Prisoners, 14 Mar.
-, 1641, Lieutenant to bring a Prisoner in his Custody to a Committee, 25 Oct.-To bring him de die in diem, 26.
-, 1642, Petitions of Wardours read, and referred to the Committee of the Treasury, 25 June.-13 July.
-, Tho. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Dispatches, 18 Feb.
-, 1640, Grand Committee appointed, 6 Nov.-Business referred, 23.-Petition referred, 2 & 22 Dec.-Committee to stand, 12 Jan.
-, 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 6 Apr.- Report touching Mr. Rolle, 2 May. Vide Rolle.-Petition referred, 28 Oct.
-, 1642, Committee revived; Captain Bond's Patent referred, 21 Dec.-Propositions from a Committee for Advancement thereof, referred to the Sub-committee; Lawyers to attend them, 19 Apr.-Report to be made, 4 & 14 June. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 10. Orders for regulating Trade read; One re-committed; another laid aside; Order touching Fees to be taken by Customers, 15.
-, Bands. Vide Militia.
-, John, 1642, a Committee to consider of Relief to him, 19 Dec.-Report; Order thereupon, 13 Feb.
-, Thomas, 1641, to be forthwith discharged from his Restraint, 10 Nov.
-, High, 1641, Resolution that no Person committed upon an Accusation thereof ought to be bailed, 16 Feb.
-, Mr. 1641, has Leave to attend the King in his Journey to Scotland, 4 Aug.
-, 1641, Commissioners to be desired to agree upon a Manner of paying 15,000 l. a Month towards the Navy, 26 Aug. Their Answer, 27.
-, 1642, Lords to be desired to order the Treasury may be opened, 25 June.
-, Mr. 1640, complains of Sir Jo. Jacob, 21 Nov. Vide Jacob.
-, 1641, Report from the Committee for Informations against him; Persons examined thereupon; Resolution to proceed in the Business; expelled, and voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 9 Mar.
-, 1642, to be sent for in Custody, 17 Oct.
-, Rob. 1642, Petition read; Order for his Commitment to the Clinke, 23 Nov.
-, Edmund, 1642, committed to the King's Bench, 27 Dec.-Order for his Exchange, 13 Mar.
-, Captain, 1642, to give Account of Moneys received by him for the Service of Ireland; and deliver Things bought, to a Committee, 8 Aug.
-, Captain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 10 Mar.
-, Captain, 1642, Earl of Lindsey's Warrant to him for raising 100 Foot, read; Order for summoning him in safe Custody, 30 July.-Letter from the Mayor of Norwich concerning him; Mayor, &c. to be thanked, 1 Aug. Sheriff examined; Treswell committed to the Gatehouse; Business referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom; Mayor and Sheriffs thanked, 3.-Order for defraying the Charges of the Mayor, &c. out of Money pretended to belong to him, 8 Sept.-For redelivering Part thereof, 14.
-, Sir Thomas, a Baron of the Exchequer, 1641, Messengers appointed to carry up the Charge against him, 22 May.-Charge reported; Articles read, and to be ingrossed, 1 July. Ingrossed Articles read, and to be sent to Lords, 2. Messengers to desire he may answer thereto; Conference to be desired with Lords thereupon; Assistants appointed, 3. Transmission to be carried up; Message to be sent to Lords to that Purpose, 5. Conference desired with them; agreed to, 6.
-, Sir Edw. 1641, Petition in his Behalf read; Lords Justices of Ireland, and Lieutenant General of the Army, to take a speedy Course for his Relief, 4 Feb.
-, Jo. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 27 Sept.
-, House, 1642, a Committee to treat with them about the Loan of Money, 20 June.-Order about Security to them to be prepared, 16 Aug. A Committee to prepare it, 29.
-, 1641, Report of their Complaints, 21 Oct. Their Petition, 23. Vide Coniers.-Orders of Lord General concerning their Horses, and the Charge of Powder and Shot at the Time of Exercise, confirmed-a Committee to consider of the detaining Conduct-money; Conference desired by Lords concerning their Complaints, agreed to; Manager appointed; Conference held, 25. Message to Lords, desiring them to determine concerning them; Messenger dismissed without Answer, 28. Answer thereto, 29.
-, 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Order for assessing them proportionally upon the Act for 400,000 l. 1 Aug.
-, Mr. 1642, Order for his Discharge, 28 Nov.
-, Bishop of, 1642, Order for Contribution to him, agreed to by Lords, 24 Oct.
-, Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to carry Arms into Wiltshire, 14 Sept.
-, Captain, 1642, Resolution touching his Allowance for attending the Committees for Ireland, 26 Sept.
-, Sir Jo. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 30 Aug.
-, Mr. 1642, to have Licence to convey Six Horses into Hampshire, 15 Aug.
-, 1641, Information of Tumults in the City and other Places, communicated by Lords at a Conference; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon, 11 May. Order for their Sitting, 15. Heads reported, 18.-Conference desired by Lords concerning armed Multitudes about both Houses; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 30 Nov.-Message from Lords, desiring House to deliver their Resolutions thereupon; Conference reported; Petition relating thereto, read, and avowed; Petition and Report to be considered, 1 Dec. Debate thereupon, 2. To be resumed, 2 & 3.-Conference desired by Lords concerning Tumults about the Houses; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; Lords desire that House would join with them in a Declaration, expressing their Dislike thereof, to be considered, 27. Previous Question for considering it, Neg.; Message from Lords, desiring an Answer; Messenger dismissed without; Declaration disagreed to, 28.-Order from Lords for suppressing Tumults in all the Counties of England, agreed to; Lords Lords to be desired it may be printed, 14 Jan. Order for dispersing it, 17.-A Committee to withdraw, and consider of a Method to prevent the extraordinary Convention of Multitudes; Members for the City to use their best Endeavours therein, 5 Feb.-A Committee to receive all Informations concerning them, 18.
-, 1642, Lords to be desired to appoint a Committee to meet a Committee of the House to examine Informations concerning Tumults, seditious Pamphlets, and Sermons, 4 Apr. Their Concurrence signified; Committee appointed to meet them, 5. Member has Leave to attend them, 6.-Another Committee to acquaint the King with Proceedings concerning them,29.-Constables of Southwark to apprehend suspected Persons, who lodge privately to be in Readiness to occasion Tumults, 6 Aug.-Ordinance for preventing them in England and Wales, 18.
-, 1640. Vide Captives.
-, John, 1642, Order for disarming and sending him up in safe Custody, 15 Oct.
-, Company, 1641, to be permitted to take up their Goods upon Security for the One per Cent. 26 Feb.
-, 1642, Report of the Business to be made, 4, 5, & 6, Apr. Made; Company's Answer to the Committees's Proposition; Business of One per Cent. re-committed, 15. Order for their Meeting, 16. For meeting when they see Cause, 18. Petition referred, 19.-Report; Resolutions thereupon, 23 Apr.
-, Prisoners in Bridewell, 1642, Consideration of Seven referred to the Committee for the Navy, 16 Sept.
-, John, 1641, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for causing the publishing a Paper, called, "The Saint's Belief;" Order for suppressing it, 18 May.
-, Mr. Deputy Mayor of Reading. Vide Reading.
-, Mr. Parish Clerk of Brancheley, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 8 Aug.
-, Dr. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 20 Sept.
-, Persons left in his House to be removed, 14 Dec.
-, Exuperius, 1642, Judges to be required to stay Proceedings concerning the Bailing or Delivery of him, 4 Feb. To stand committed by House; to be apprehended by Serjeant, and committed to Southwark Compter, 27.
-, Christopher, and Brother, 1642, Order for their Commitment to London House, and employing their Horses for the Service of the Commonwealth, 9 Mar.
-, Captain Humphrey, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 15 Aug.-2 Sept. Examination referred to the Committee for Informations, 20. Report; Order for his Discharge, 26.
-, Wm. 1642, Petition read, 30 July. Vide Duck.
-, 1642, Order from Lords concerning training the Inhabitants, referred to a Committee, 30 Sept.
-, Sir Roger, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 28 Mar.-Examined touching the Kentish Petition, 1 Apr. His Petition read, and referred to the Committee for the Petition, 8. Report; Order for bailing him; his Security accepted, 9.-Has Leave to go into Kent; Bail to be renewed; new Bond to be taken, 12 May.-Order for their surrendering him, 2 Aug. For remitting him to Serjeant's Custody; his Bail discharged; Bonds to be delivered to them, 5. His Petition; Question that he have Leave to go into the Country, Neg. 10.-Order for removing him out of Serjeant's Custody, 24.-His Petition; Order for bailing him, 8 Sept. Bail approved, 10.
-, Captain Andrew, 1642, to be removed to Colchester; a Committee to prepare Letter to Mayor for keeping him close Prisoner, 13 Mar.
-, Lady Margaret, 1642, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 9 July.
-, Edward, 1642, to have Licence to transport Malt and Beer to Dublin, 7 Apr.
-, 1641, Bill to prevent vexatious Suits concerning them, read, 9 July.


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It was al-Arian's son, Ali, who drove me back to my hotel after the University of Chicago event was concluded. He recounted the harrowing details of his father's plight, much of which I knew, but also explained, in stoic though very affecting tones, the ways in which the lives not only of his father but also his own and his brothers and sisters have been torn asunder by the ongoing persecution taking place. Dr. al-Arian's five college-age children, all highly accomplished and educated in their own right, have worked steadfastly on the injustices to which their father is still being subjected, but there's little they can do: each time it appears that his plight will finally be over, the U.S. Government concocts a new process to ensure that he remains a prisoner.
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Last night, I spoke in Washington at the annual event for the National Coalition to Protect Civil Freedoms, a group formed in late 2010 to work against these Terrorism-justified travesties that are now embedded in the American judicial system. Seated at my table was James Yee, the Muslim chaplin at Guantanamo who complained in 2003 about the treatment of detainees, and shortly thereafter was arrested, charged with sedition and espionage, and held in intense solitary confinement: in other words, subjected to the very same treatment as the Guantanano detainees to whom he had been ministering. Ultimately, the U.S. military decided to suddenly drop all charges against him, though to date has never apologized for what was done to him. He described the ongoing psychological harm from this ordeal, and the battery of medication needed to treat it. Adorning the wall of the event was an exhibit showing the names of dozens of people — mostly, though not all, Muslims — who have been prosecuted overwhelmingly due to their political views, not because of any violent acts they undertook. For the entire three-hour event, a Muslim male dressed in an orange jump suit sat alone in a tiny makeshift cell at the front of the room as a reminder of the hundreds of prisoners, held in indescribably oppressive conditions, who have been prosecuted "pre-emptively" in the post-9/11 era: due to their political beliefs.
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* C$ at $1.0530 vs US$, or 94.97 U.S. cents * Higher oil prices, solid Chinese data help currency * Bond prices lower across maturity curve By Solarina Ho and Alastair Sharp TORONTO, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The commodities-linked Canadian dollar ended little changed against its U.S. counterpart on Tuesday, underpinned by firmer oil prices and positive Chinese economic data as investors awaited a Bank of Canada rate decision and key jobs data. The Canadian dollar held steady against the greenback as the U.S. dollar rose on other currencies, helped by surprisingly strong economic data that boosted expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve will start scaling back its stimulative asset purchases. Prices for crude, a key Canadian export, nudged higher after an Israeli missile test caused jitters among investors already anxious about the conflict in Syria. The test underscored concerns about supply disruption in the Middle East. The currency was also helped by upbeat Chinese data over the weekend, which showed factory activity expanded last month at the fastest pace in more than a year, raising hopes the slowdown in the world's second-largest economy may be stabilizing. "Some of the flow is still being driven by, for instance, the positive Chinese PMI over Sunday night," said Greg Moore, foreign exchange strategist at TD Securities. Currency traders will look for policy signals from the Bank of Canada when it sets its key rate on Wednesday, while both U.S. and Canadian employment data is due on Friday. While the Bank of Canada's decision will be closely watched, no rate change is expected and the tone of its discussion is likely to be consistent with its recent stance. "The concerns now are really around the payroll data this week, where people are expecting a little bit better numbers in Canada," Darcy Browne, managing director of capital markets trading at CIBC World Markets. "We may get a chance to buy U.S. dollars a little bit cheaper again before the week's over." The Canadian dollar ended the session trading at C$1.0530 versus the U.S. dollar, or 94.97 U.S. cents, firmer than Monday's close of C$1.0542, or 94.86 U.S. cents, and unchanged from the Bank of Canada's last official close on Friday. North American markets were closed on Monday for the Labor Day holiday. The currency should trade between C$1.0480 and C$1.570 in the near term, TD's Moore said. The North American jobs data on Friday and general risk sentiment, which will be determined by developments in Syria, will be two key drivers for the market. Prices for Canadian government debt were lower across the curve, with the two-year bond off 6 Canadian cents to yield 1.224 percent and the benchmark 10-year bond down 55 Canadian cents to yield 2.688 percent.


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As you might expect from a university campus, we have a custom-built, modern space housing over 30,000 books, journals and multimedia items.
As part of the University of the Highlands and Islands, our students can access a huge variety of Electronic Resources, including E-books and E-journals. As you progress through your course, you will have assignments to complete and exams to sit. The library facilities and services can help you to prepare for them and achieve better results.
We are normally open 8am to 9pm from Monday to Thursday, and on Friday from 8am to 4.45pm.
During holiday periods we are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 4.45pm. We close for a fortnight during the Christmas break.
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10 Chairs from Your Parents Rec Room That Will Make You Rich
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Is there hidden treasure in your attic? Still have the furniture your parent's gave you from the basement rec room? Many pieces of valuable furniture may look inconspicuous so here's our top 10 list of chairs that could bring you a small fortune.
1. Jean Prouvé, The Standard Chair, Model No. 305
Worth: $4,800
We've all seen these chairs in schools and government institutions, so it wouldn't be surprising if there was one in your garage or workroom. The Standard Chair, Model No. 305 was designed by French designer and architect Jean Prouvé and is made from beech plywood and bent enameled steel. Most of Prouvé's chairs have the characteristic back leg that goes from narrow to wide to narrow, so keep your eyes open for any of his variations on this chair design because they're all highly collectible.
2. Poul Kjaerholm, PK 11 chairs
Worth: $93,600
Feel like you've seen these chairs before? You probably have. Made from matte chrome-plated steel, oak and leather, a set of these PK 11 chairs have sold for $93,600. Designed by Danish carpenter and designer Poul Kjaerholm manufacturer E. Kold Christensen. Kjaerholm had a particular interest in different construction materials; especially steel which he considered a natural material with the same artistic fineness as other natural materials.
3. Hans Wegner, Folding Chair, Model 512
Worth: $22,800
We've seen these Hans Wegner folding chairs a few times on lushpad and kick ourselves for not grabbing them when we had the chance! The slatted version is made of teak and brass and can go for up to $9,000 for a pair, and the rope version (Model 512 manufactured by Johannes Hansen) made of oak, cane and brass has sold for a record $22,800 a pair.
4. Finn Juhl, Delegate's Armchair
Worth: $6,000
Remember the days of waiting in the Principals office? You probably didn't appreciate them then, but now these armchairs designed by Finn Juhl and manufactured by Niels Vodder in Denmark can go for up to $6,000 a pair. Bet you wish you'd paid more attention in school now.
5. Gio Ponti, Cassina Lounge Chairs
Worth: $22,000
These chairs look like the came right out of your grandparent's house (minus the lovely crochet headrest doilies your Great Aunt Doris used to make). These magnificent Cassina lounge chairs designed by Gio Ponti in prime condition made from imitation leather(Skai) and ash can go for up to $22,000 a pair.
6. Andre Arbus, dining chairs
Worth: $16,800
At one time any upper middle-class family would have had a set of upholstered dining chairs like this. This set of dining chairs designed by Andre Arbus and made of ebony, brass and upholstery recently sold at auction for $16,800.
7. Paul Laszlo lounge chairs for Brown Saltman
Worth: $7,200
Paul Laszlo was the "Designer to the Stars" so a lot of his custom work can be found in and around Los Angeles. He did however, also work with manufacturers so the little people like us could also have a bit of glam in our homes. A pair of Brown Saltman upholstered lounge chairs designed by Paul Laszlo can sell for upwards of $7,200.
8. Hans Wegner, Valet Chair
Worth: $20,000
We included this chair in the list because it's unusual enough to have been kept around in your family for a few decades, and everyone needs somewhere to hang their clothes, right? The valet chair is designed by Hans Wegner and manufactured by Johannes Hansen and is made of teak. These chairs have been know to go for upwards of $20,000.
9. Niels Møller, dining chairs
Worth: $8,400
There's always sets of these chairs hidden in the back of vintage shops and posted on our site. It's just a matter of being savvy enough to spot them! A set of these chairs with dining table can go for as much as $8,400 and on occasion a single armchair has sold for $1,320.
10. Mies van der Rohe, MR20 chair by Thonet
Worth: $19,890
The MR20 chairs designed by Mies van der Rohe for Thonet have been copied so many times it might be hard to spot the real thing, but if you have an original you could be in for a $19,890 pay-day (the price realized for woven version shown above).
If you have some furniture you think might be worth a bundle, contact us with some photos, details of any labels or maker's marks and we'll help you identify your piece. Who knows, you might be sitting on a fortune!
All photos and pricing courtesy of Wright 20th Century.
Eames Films
Seeing as the next few weeks are going to be devoted to all things Ray & Charles Eames, I've gathered together a collection of videos. The Powers of Ten is their most famous film work, and definitely worth watching if you haven't seen it before.
Top Ten Iconic Furniture Designers
During our last Lushpad give-away, asked you who your favourite furniture designers were and here are the results. It wasn't really a surprise that Ray & Charles Eames won by a landslide (67%), but there are some surprises amongst our Top Ten Designer List! Let us know your thoughts on our line up.
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I've always had a love for good design. When I started LushPad, I wanted to create a place where like-minded enthusiasts of good design - specifically mid-century modern design - could get together and buy, sell and discuss well-designed furniture.Today, I'm proud to launch our new vision. A curated e-commerce site that sells emerging, up-and-coming [...]
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Today, it was my wedding day. With my best friend as the priest, she asked, "Do you take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband?" After saying I do, she then turned to him and asked, "Do you want to bang my friend?" Everyone laughed, except my already disapproving father. FML
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Washington, DC -- During Cover the Uninsured Week, The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists reiterates its position that all women should be guaranteed a package of essential benefits that includes primary and preventive care, pregnancy-related and infant care, medically and surgically necessary services, prescription drugs, and catastrophic care. The essential principles for achieving universal care that meets women's lifetime health needs are defined in its Health Care for Women, Health Care for All: A Reform Agenda.
Health insurance is a basic necessity for women, but too many women remain uninsured. Currently, 18 percent of women in the US have no health insurance, a number that is poised to rise if the status quo does not change. As the economy continues to struggle and rising health insurance costs cause more employers to reduce or drop coverage, more women will face the hard decision to either pay for increasingly expensive premiums from already strained household budgets or drop insurance coverage altogether.
Living without insurance can lead to negative health outcomes for women of all ages. Uninsured women are less likely to receive critical preventive health care and screening tests, such as clinical breast exams and Pap tests, than women who have insurance. They are also more likely to receive diagnoses at more advanced disease stages and tend to receive less medical intervention once diagnosed.
Being uninsured also affects the next generation. Thirteen percent of pregnant women are uninsured and, generally, women between the ages of 19-44 are more likely to be living without insurance. Reproductive-age women without health insurance stand to miss out on preconception and prenatal care that can help ensure the best outcomes possible for both mother and baby. And while programs are available to provide insurance to children, nearly 20 percent remain uninsured.
Though coverage may be hard to find, uninsured women should not forgo screening exams, prescribed medications, and ongoing care for preexisting medical conditions. The College encourages women to tap resources that provide health care to the uninsured, such as those listed below:
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (The College), a 501(c)(3) organization, is the nation's leading group of physicians providing health care for women. As a private, voluntary, nonprofit membership organization of approximately 55,000 members, The College strongly advocates for quality health care for women, maintains the highest standards of clinical practice and continuing education of its members, promotes patient education, and increases awareness among its members and the public of the changing issues facing women's health care. The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), a 501(c)(6) organization, is its companion organization. www.acog.org
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Senior Muslim clerics in Egypt believe Pope Benedict XVI's resignation could reopen the way for dialogue with the Catholic Church, which had been severed after Benedict's controversial 2006 remarks on the Muslim prophet.
But improved ties between the church and Al-Azhar, the premier seat of Sunni Muslim learning, would depend on the next pope's approach to the Muslim world, the clerics said.
"The resumption of ties with the Vatican hinges on the new atmosphere created by the new pope," said Mahmud Azab, a senior adviser on inter-faith relations for the head of Al-Azhar Ahmed al-Tayyeb.
"The initiative is now in the Vatican's hands," he said.
In 2006, Benedict sparked fury across the Muslim world when he recounted an anecdote in which the Prophet Mohammed was described as a warmonger who spread evil teachings by the sword.
Dialogue resumed in 2009, but was again severed after the pope strongly called for protection of Christian minorities following a January 2011 suicide bombing at a church in Alexandria, Egypt's second city.
At the time, Al-Azhar said it would cut ties again with the Vatican over what it called Benedict's "repeated treatment of Islam in a negative way, and his claims that Christians and others are oppressed in the Middle East".
Yusef al-Qaradawi, a senior cleric in Al-Azhar, said his International Union of Islamic Scholars organisation had boycotted Benedict since his 2006 comments.
"Now, God has willed that we resume dialogue, after a new pope is elected," he said, adding he was "optimistic".
Such a dialogue, however, would take place as Islamists take centre stage in several Middle Eastern countries, after the Arab uprisings of 2011, further complicating relations with Christian minorities.
Pragmatic groups such as Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood rulers were likely to welcome dialogue, said Ashraf al-Sherif, a political science professor at the American University in Cairo.
"Parties with an Islamic reference such as the [Brotherhood's] Freedom and Justice Party may welcome dialogue, given their desire to present a good image," he said.
To the right of such parties, however, are ultra-conservative Salafi movements who were traditionally less open to inter-faith talks, but Sharif said they might also have no objections because "the dialogue is essentially a formality".
"Generally, Islamists will not have a negative impact on the chances for a dialogue," he said.
Al-Azhar and the Vatican held dialogues on co-existence under Pope John Paul II, Benedict's predecessor.
A resumption of those talks should be based on the firmer grounds of an institutional relationship, rather than personal ties, said Hassan Wagih, a professor of political science at Al-Azhar University.
"The danger is in reducing the relationship to a personal one; it must be an institutional relationship," he said.
The new pope, he added, would have to tackle problems between the Vatican and Muslims and "push for mutual respect".
Following his 2006 comments, which sparked protests in Muslim countries, Benedict tried to mend fences with a visit to the Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul, the second visit to a mosque in papal history.


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Skype Knew of Security Flaw Since November 2010, Say Researchers
Skype was told a year and a half ago about a security flaw that allows for the location tracking of customers, but left it unfixed, the security researchers who first discovered the vulnerability said in an interview.
'When asked about the security flaw, Skype said in a statement the company was "investigating reports of a new tool" used to capture IP addresses. Skype, and its owner Microsoft, declined to comment further.


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The New York Times Magazine January 14, 1990 / Section 6
By Richard B. Woodward
The movies of David Lynch are absurd, macabre, even
grotesque. Is Hollywood`s reigning eccentric too weird for TV?
At the edge of the French quarter in New Orleans, where the city`s charm falls off into skid
row, David Lynch is directing a scene
from his new film "Wild at Heart." On a scouting mission during the morning he had liked several of the people who gathered here
in the bars before noon, and has now decided to incorporate them into the shots.
A crowd of tourists and locals has gathered on the median strip to watch the
film-making, giving Lynch another idea. He whispers to the assistant director, who whispers to his
"Round up the 10 weirdest people you can find and get them ready.
We`re going to do it again." By the time the camera starts rolling,
a group of 40 or 50 is standing on either side of the hotel door. This time, as Cage arrives for
Dern, Lynch signals the crowd to shout "Goodbye, Sailor! Goodbye, Lula!", after which Cage floors the ´65 Thunderbird
convertible, leaving a patch of rubber on the
street and the director beaming. "That was fun," he says.
Born in Missoula, Mont., in 1946, Lynch is the son of a research scientist for the Department of Agriculture. The job moved the family around the Northwest, from Sandpointe, Idaho, to Spokane, Wash., and finally east to Alexandria, Va. where he went to high school. "Blue Velvet" and "Twin Peaks" clearly relect this early all-American adolescence: growing up in lumber country with its small, mostly white communions, attending public schools, cruising downtown at night for kicks.
As he has paid attention to his childhood anxieties, Lynch has charges this material with his own, consistent ilm style: slow dissolves, spotlighting, extreme close-ups, figures who emerge out of darkness, shots held an extra beat to catch the sound and texture of a place or thing. He has an interest in facial deformities, exaggerated noise, sick puns and comically banal dialogue. Characters can be ridiculously specific. "Details give the film a certain quality," says Frederick Elmes. "It has to be that brand of beer to please David. He`s thought a lot about the kind of car a character would drive." These details are often chronologically confused - brand names from different eras - so that everything takes place in dream time.


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Iggy Azalea is The Realest When It Comes to Messing Up on Live TV
Whether it's problems with lip syncing or background music, every performer eventually faces a mess up (or 12) at some point in his or her career… Unfortunately for Iggy Azalea, her mess up happened on live TV.
The 23-year-old singer had some technical issues while performing "Fancy" on a live showing of Dancing With the Stars Tuesday night. Needless to say the moment was a wee bit cringe-worthy, but allowed us to see Iggy handle herself like a total rockstar.
Instead of throwing a bitch fit (which we've seen Selena Gomez do before), she just apologized to the crowd and kept going. Later that evening she took to Twitter to apologize a second time:
Iam so sorry guys! My in ears messed up and I couldn't hear the track. The dramas of live TV. Shit happens. Still really enjoyed it.
— IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) May 21, 2014
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My name is Carrie and I offer creative media design services which include brand identity: graphic design, web design, logo design, photography, video production, illustrations and good old fashion out-of-the-box creative thinking.ABOUT
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I've been active in the design industry for over 28 years, most recently as a Creative Director for Ck2design. And for the past 16 years my specialty has been designing for dental professionals.
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I help small business look their best and compete in the market by providing creative problem solving ideas and designs. The goal is to work with you to find the perfect design, look and feel that works best for your business in your market.
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Wow! where do I begin? Bottom line, if your looking for someone who understands what the real needs are for a company brand, Carrie is the person. She has the highest standards and will put your company in its best light. She is very knowledgeable about social media and keeps up with the latest internet and social media changes. Carrie is extremely hard working and is a perfectionist. Her product will supersede your highest expectations hands down!- Laura Emmons: Vice President, Nu-Bird Inc.
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