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Re: Austin's Wives
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Ken and Pam:
Short answer: no.
Long answer: the only way I would know would be 1) if someone in the various Lee projects had mtDNA tested, and 2) if they had recorded their female lineage, and 3) if it matched the Davis's or Hedgepath's.Problem is: the various surname studies are by their nature YDNA (paternal lineage) based.Very few people have done the mtDNA testing at all.For instance, I haven't.But a maternal aunt has, so I guess mine and hers are the same except for the last generation.
It is my opinion, and I expressed this to Ellie, that mtDNA testing is not particularly useful.The problem comes prior to 1850 or so when censuses and other records didn't even mention the wife's name, much less what her maiden name might be.That's when a lot of casual genealogists get stumped.So, generally, most people only have their female lineages about as far back as yours, if that far.Given that, and the statistical impreciseness (is that a word?) of a mtDNA match or near-match, how can you and someone else make a firm connection?
For instance, let's say that you and I matched 100% on our mtDNA test.That means that we have a common female ancestor somewhere back in time, probably closer to now than further, but possibly 15 or 20 generations back.Well, I know that none of mine match the ones you've listed, so the match might be Sarah Davis's mother or grandmother or great-grandmother, or even Mary Hedgepath's mother, gm, or ggm.So, what good is that to us?We don't know who those people are, where they came from, or anything about them.
In YDNA, you're generally dealing with people of the same surname, because the surname tends to follow the YDNA information down the descendant chain (the male one, anyway, barring any "non-marital" events like adoptions, name changes, or illegitimacies).So, when I match a fellow named "Leigh" (and I do - the only one I've found), we know that he and I share a common ancestor back in time, probably back when people were illiterate and the spelling of the surname was a bit fluid.He has his earliest ancestor back to 1704.I have mine back to 1760.Mine doesn't appear to descend from his, ergo, the common guy was farther back.But he was named Lee, or something like it.And that gives me something to look specifically for.And, given that my "match" has his line traced back to England, that tells me WHERE to look for it.
Folks with mtDNA matches aren't so lucky in our patricharchal system.After some point in time, the raw data starts to peter out, and you don't have any clue of where to look for it.
Good luck in your search, though.
Dennis Lee
Wimberley, TX
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Roger Darrin Potts, 51, went home to be with our Lord Jesus Christ on Friday, April 13, 2012.
Roger Darrin Potts, 51, went home to be with our Lord Jesus Christ on Friday, April 13, 2012.
His family will hold a memorial service for him at Madison Heights Freewill Baptist Church, 214 Andrew Sink Road, at 4 p.m. Saturday. His mother will also be receiving those who wish to offer their condolences at her home.
He was a father, brother, son and brother in Christ to many. He was a good friend and mentor to many and enjoyed helping with various ministries and outreaches in and around Douglas, Ga., with his dear friends, Pastor Sherwood and Ruth Nance. He was a self employed carpenter, and he enjoyed listening to blue grass gospel music.
He leaves behind his children, Roger J. Potts and Misty Potts Davis; his mother, Lois Potts; and his brothers, Jacob Potts Jr., Mark Potts and Kevin Potts.
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Vichy Law and the Holocaust in France
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Having learned much from this book, I commend it to readers as first-rate legal history, as a distinguished contribution to the understanding of the Holocaust in France, and also as a cautionary tale. — --Michael R. Marrus, author of Vichy France and the Jews The involvement of Vichy France with Nazi Germany's efforts to exterminate Europe's Jews has long been a source of debate and contention. At a time when France is taking more responsibility for its role in the deportation and murder of 75,000 of its Jewish citizens, Richard Weisberg here provides a comprehensive and devastating account of the French legal system's complicity with Hitler's genocidal campaign during the dark period known as Vichy. As in Germany, the exclusionary laws passed during the Vichy period formalized institutional anti-semitism. In Vichy Law and the Holocaust in France, Weisberg pulls back the curtain on the ways in which the legal community responded to these laws. Private lawyers quickly absorbed the discourse of religious exclusion into the conventional legal framework, expanding the laws beyond their simple intentions, their literal sense, and even their German precedents. Anti-Jewish laws slipped easily and with little resistance into the legal canon and French lawyers often enlisted the laws as a means of career advancement. Examining the work of lawyers and judges, policy makers and administrators, prosecutors and defenders, reporters and academics, Weisberg reveals how legalized persecution actually operated on a practical level. For a discussion about this book at the Amgot web site, please go tohttp://www.amgot.org/weisberg.htm


text: Lamarck was wrong. Face it. Acquired traits do not get passed down. Only changes on a genetic level are passed down. EVER. And unless you regularly ingest carcinogens, thats unrelated to what you eat. Thats a basic biological FACT.Naw, but in 2000 years of eating like that, I believe the children would be taller than present time. In fact I know they would.


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Not only did Brandi get (what appears to be) a free trip to Paris, Yolanda Foster threw in a pair of designer shoes because she looked lonely. Dammit if it doesn't it pay to be the poor girl in this group.
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Kyle was riding high last night at the opening of her new Beverly Hills store, Kyle by Alene Too, which is apparently full of colorful, rhinestoney designer fashions priced to scare the bejeesus out of Midwestern tourists. All the Housewives were there, including the feuding ones, because Kyle's instilled just enough fear in everyone for them to avoid getting on her bad side but not enough to consider her a tyrant, which is the essence of Kyle's true power.
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Why did I become a Realtor? I want to help people live a good life.
I want to empower families to build financial wealth through real estate investment. By having no financial constraints on their lives, parents can spend the time needed to ensure that they are raising their children in the best possible manner. Time is worth more than money. If I can help my clients live a life where time is in abundance because their financial house is in order, then I can ensure that Mom will never miss a dance recital and Dad will never miss a ball game. Growing up without a father in my life has had a major impact in my life. My mother was a single mom who had to work full time while putting herself through university so that she could become a teacher. Having witnessed firsthand the pains of a single parent family with financial constraints, I vowed to never let myself or my loved ones feel the same pain.
The first ten years of my life were spent growing up in Sacramento, California with my mother, my three aunts and my grandparents all under one roof. I often tell people I was raised by a pack of women as my grandfather was always working. I grew up in a loving environment; I did not realize that something was missing until I joined cub scouts as a young boy. I realized the importance of having a father in my life when it came time to build my first wooden race car. Luckily, my best friend Mario lived next door. Mario's father, who we called Mr. Bob, was very welcoming he treated me like one of his own sons when the time came to step into a father type role. My mom was a single mother who did the best she could given our circumstances to ensure I was raised properly. I have a fond respect for single mothers my mother did a very good job of ensuring I was raised in a loving environment even though I did not have a father. Although money was not in abundance, my mother did a great job ensuring I had a good upbringing.
We moved to Abbotsford in 1994 and I continued my journey of growing up in a single parent environment. My mother continued working very hard to ensure that I did not miss out on any opportunities while growing up. When I was in my early twenties I felt the pain of financial constraint first hand. I had started my University Education while working full time. Money was not growing on trees and education is very costly. My mother did all that she could to assist me in paying for University, but even with her help and with me working full time it was not enough. If my father had been involved this would not have been an issue.
I completed two years of my business degree before changing directions; I had to put my formal education on hold for the time being. I worked a variety of different jobs before I bought into a trucking business when I was twenty-three. In one short year the market changed, the US dollar dropped and the truck that I had purchased had no shortage of mechanical problems. Long story short, the business put me in the hole in the amount of approximately $150,000.
Now I was 24 years old with a lot of life experience, half of my business degree and a $150,000 debt. After working various jobs I decided to follow my passion people, relationships and sales. I have completed the Myers Briggs Personality Test three times in my life, first when I was 18, secondly when I was 22 and again when I was 24 years old. All three times the test indicated Real Estate Agent in the top three suggested professions for my personality type.
After starting my real estate career in 2009 I quickly realized what a significant impact I can have on people's lives as well as my own life. As a career, Real Estate allows me the flexibility that is required when the time comes for me to start my own family. Being a great father is extremely important to me having grown up without one. I realize now more than ever, that time is so much more important than money but money does allow you to take the time needed for your loved ones. Real Estate has a funny way of rewarding those who are willing to work tirelessly for their clients as 2010 RE/MAX Rookie of the Year I quickly realized that anything is possible if you put your entire energy and focus towards it.
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I know it's a bold statement, but it happens to be true.
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Experts say there aren't many predators that could eat Louie and he could actually still find a mate. LOBSTER LOVE!
This is a big deal. (A 159 foot and 6-inch deal to be exact!)
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If you're like me and you're picky about your strawberries, perhaps you should just picky your own strawberries! EH?!
This is an actual letter from a woman who was visiting the Granite State, complaining about hiking trails in the White Mountains.
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Ellie, a 2017 Senior
What an absolute sweetheart! Senior photos are one of my favorites and in this post, you'll get to see a few extras from this session.
When I get back from a photo session, I like to upload my images straight to my computer and edit several of my favorites to share via social media with my client. Having just come from the session themselves, I love giving this instant gratification because it may be another couple weeks before the gallery is completed.
Well, not only do I have pre-edited favorites but usually a different set of favorites once all the images are complete. That's what this group is.
I often get comments from my clients like, "You captured my child's spirit," or "You got their personality in that photo." These comments mean so much to me - it's my goal in a session. It's an uncomfortable thing, getting your photo taken. An anxious thing. A vulnerable thing. But I love when I feel as though I have succeeded in catching the right light in someone's eyes or using their background to tell a story about them.
What a blessing and honor it was to take your photos, Ellie! Thank you!
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"Light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography."
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|Quoting Apache (Reply 4):
It should be OK by now I hope.
|Quoting Acontador (Reply 3):
On the second one, you need to get rid of all that empty space front/back of the...hhmm...aircraft (?), and you need to select HELICOPTER instead of PROP, and additionally PRIVATE.
|Quoting Dvincent (Reply 5):
I still see the sharpening problems, though the CA is gone. You might want to try selective sharpening. What are you using to process your photos?
|Quoting Apache (Reply 7):
Primary I use Adobe Lightroom and Neat Image. Where you think it is still oversharpened, pls? Maybe I need new display as I really can't find it now (or I am blind ). Thanks
|Quoting Acontador (Reply 9):
Unfortunately, we don't have (yet) a special category for autogyroes, so for the time being they are categorized under the HELICOPTER umbrella, which kind of makes sense as they do not produce lift with wings but with a rotor, just like a helicopter, irrespectively if the rotor is motorized or not.
|Quoting Apache (Reply 10):
Thank you a lot for such a comprehensive suggestion. As I read what you wrote and as I look at shots you posted I am more and more confident that I can't see the problem on the display I use. I have 19" CRT @ 1280x1024 and those pics of Lufthansa's A340 seems pretty same to me.
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PS I do promise that I will go to get CS3 next week to make my uploaded photos even better.
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Brian Ballard sets up lobbying shop in Washington
Brian Ballard is taking his lobbying business to Washington.
"There is great enthusiasm for President Trump's new administration in Washington," Ballard said in a news release. "We are thrilled to be part of this excitement with the opening of our new Ballard Partners office in our nation's capital."
Ballard was a Trump fundraiser and has been his lobbyist in Florida.
Ballard Partners will include Otto Reich, former ambassador to Venezuela and an official under President George W. Bush. Susie Wiles, like Ballard part of Trump's campaign team, is also joining, as is Dan McFaul, former chief of staff to Rep. Jeff Miller.
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Don't take freedom for granted, says priest who fled Vietnam
By Agnieszka Krawczynski
Photo Caption: Fr. Matthew To, pastor of St. Patrick's in Maple Ridge, fled Vietnam as a child. He now has a passion to serve others and his parish currently sponsors a refugee family. (The B.C. Catholic / Agnieszka Krawczynski)
He was only six years old when he fled Vietnam, but Father Matthew To had already felt the effects of repression of freedom and Communist rule.
When he learned that his family and fellow refugees suffered imprisonment, labour camps, and danger at sea on their perilous journey to safety, he was inspired to do something to help. Father To, now the pastor of St. Patrick's in Maple Ridge, recently sat down with The B.C. Catholic to share how his past inspired his priestly vocation and ministry to refugees in the Middle East.
BCC: You were six years old when you left Vietnam. What memories do you have of your life there?
FMT: What I (learned) was the suffering people go through when governments strive to get rid of all sense of God and all sense of dignity of the human person. It is impressed upon me.
My dad was never imprisoned but he was always in hiding. They were trying to find him. We were living a life of fear. My mom was pregnant, working and cleaning. We were always hungry because the system was a mess. Dad was hiding, mom was suffering, everyone was hungry. Trying to escape from Vietnam, many hundreds of thousands perished.
Mom and dad were really concerned that we stay home. Dad couldn't leave the house. If he left the house, someone would see him and report him. He had been in the navy for the Republic of Vietnam. Afterwards, everybody was re-educated, but he escaped from that. He was also involved in a lot of political activities they didn't like. Those things happened, and it still is happening in Vietnam right now. It's not a free place to be.
BCC: How did the flight from Vietnam effect you, as a child?
FMT: I remember those days more than any other days. We escaped and mom didn't come along. There were two sisters who were born in Vietnam and couldn't escape because they were young. It was eight years before we would be reunited.
By that time, we were really two families. We had to figure out how to be one family again. The youngest boy asked my dad: "What do I call these girls?" My dad said: "Your sisters!"
BCC: When did you first think about becoming a priest?
FMT: My uncle was a seminarian and he studied in Vietnam. His education was interrupted and we escaped from Vietnam in 1980 with him, my dad, and two of my brothers.
He went to the seminary (in Vancouver) for several years, in theology. He didn't finish, but when he was there, he would bring seminarians to our family home and they would have a feast. There would be chickens, ducks, and pigs. We lived on a farm and some of the seminarians from Vietnam knew how to butcher pigs.
Eventually, he would leave (the seminary), but seminarians would continue to come visit my mom and dad. They missed rice and the traditional Vietnamese food. My mom was very good in cooking and they were happy to be there: Bishop Fung, Father Tien Tran, priests now all over Canada. They would meet at my parents place for a meal, some music, and some stories. As a young child that impressed something upon my mind to the priesthood.
BCC: What kinds of stories did you hear?
FMT: They were talking about their vocation stories and the difficulties to become priests there. A lot of suffering. Imprisonment. Trying to escape, trying to be faithful, trying to continue, and the struggle coming here and knowing nothing, having nothing, and wanting to pursue the call one was given.
BCC: What kind of impression did they make on you?
FMT: I could see that they were willing to give all away for the Lord. That impressed something upon me. Why would they do such a thing?
I'm a person who wants to help out. Whenever there is a need, I want to help. Maybe I wanted to join because there was a need within the church for vocations, for a service to others. There was (also) nothing foreign; my uncle was in the seminary and these now-priests and bishops came and made it seem to be something natural. It was not odd to think about becoming a priest and serving the Lord.
BCC: You studied at the Seminary of Christ the King in Mission for seven years and were ordained in 2000. How does your past influence your priestly ministry?
FMT: It does influence me incredibly. First of all, I want to encourage people to love their faith, love the Lord, love Jesus, and recognize how precious the gift of faith is and the freedom to worship. You don't have it everywhere. It's an incredible gift.
Whoever I meet, I want to encourage them to love the Lord and value the gift and the worship of the Lord and the Eucharist. They are able to come and worship and have a school. None of that can happen in Vietnam. You can worship, yes, but controlled by the government. You can't have schools because they took over the schools and they still have it.
Life is precious. I know aunts and grandmas who were blown up and killed, and people who went to prison and never returned. Of course, escaping from Vietnam by boat, many died and perished: I had relatives and cousins who would never see freedom.
In the parish of St. Patrick's, we have committed to four refugee families, to take care of them. One family we've been taking care of for a year already. They are Christians and I want to support them. They suffered much, and as a Christian community, they are our first priority and we need to take care of them and support them.
How much it costs doesn't really matter. There's an obligation to do so. God has blessed us in every way and we should not forget that.


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The current economic cost of professional and occupational regulation directly impacts one quarter1 of the working population in the U.S. The number of professions or occupations requiring a government license is nearly one quarter2 of the current working population. The majority3 of this increase has been the result of the increasing number of professions or occupations requiring a license. Recent domestic evidence also shows that states vary dramatically in their rates of licensure, ranging from 12 percent to 33 percent.
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"Sin taxes" are often viewed as budget savers, despite their rather small role in the state budgets. In fiscal year 2016, states raised $25 billion in tax revenues from the two most commonly taxed so called "sins," like tobacco and alcohol, which represented slightly over 2.7 percent of total state tax revenues. States are more likely to raise taxes on tobacco products than on alcohol, even though both pose a significant public health threat. Since 2000, 48 states increased cigarette tax rates about 130 times, while very few states increased tax rates on alcohol. Despite the increases in tax rates on tobacco, inflation-adjusted tobacco tax revenues declined by 0.8 percent between fiscal years 2008 and 2016. The opposite is true for alcohol taxes. Despite the relatively stable tax rates on alcoholic beverages, inflation-adjusted alcohol tax revenues grew by 12.2 percent over the same period. Tobacco tax revenues declined because declines in consumption more than made up for higher tax rates. The growth in alcohol tax revenues is largely attributable to growth in alcohol consumption.
How do states develop and manage their budgets, and how does this process vary across states? The latest edition of NASBO's Budget Processes in the States report provides self-reported data from all 50 states and the District of Columbia on many aspects of state budget practices, such as: the budget calendar, revenue forecasting, gubernatorial budget authority, balanced budget requirements, tax and expenditure limitations, debt restrictions, approaches to budget development, rainy day funds, tools to monitor and control expenditures, and the use of performance measures.
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You just don't get that the EPA suit is a totally different animal than the homeowners suit you referenced.
Most homeowners will be long dead before a class action suit such as that one pays off. In the end, insurance companies will make a settlement than in an amount that will be cheaper than fixing the problems. That's exactly what happened with the municipalities and the EPA.
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Unfortunately, when crimes happen in the Sunshine State, the world looks on and thinks "That's so Florida." When we first heard this saying, it made our skin crawl, but today it makes us laugh. In reality, most (North) Floridians are kind, friendly, and hard working people. Now, the other part of the state may be a slightly different story. The following list of real dumb Florida crimes will truly leave you thinking, "They did what?!?" Continue reading to be amused, amazed, and inspired to read a book.
Woman Calls 911 Out of a Failed Pot Deal
Over the last year, the drug "flakka" has risen to prominence and caused people to do some crazy things. According to June 11, 2015's report by WPLG-TV, a woman called 911 because of a "business" deal gone sour. Daneshia Heller (19), called 911 to report that a man took $5 from her to purchase pot, but never returned with the product. After calling 911, she told the dispatcher "He got my money, and I want my drugs. Can you send an officer." If you don't believe us, you can actually listen to the 911 call here (Warning: Audio contains explicit language). To make matters worse, Heller was in possession of flakka when the police arrived. As a result, Heller was arrested for the misuse of the 911 system and for possession of PVP.
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Everyone knows you can't do or believe everything you see on TV! Well, someone should have told the not-so-bright aspiring drug mule, Regis Walker. After watching the movie "The Mule", the South Florida woman had a bright idea of how to smuggle 1.5 pounds of cocaine from Jamaica back to the U.S. As she attempted to make it through customs, agents took her aside to conduct a baggage search and interview. She agreed to pass through the X-ray, which revealed 54 drug pellets in her body. She used honey to help swallow the pellets and was quickly arrested on cocaine smuggling suspicions.
Even better, she may have already been under surveillance due to an odd March 16th incident she had at the airport. After returning to Ft. Lauderdale on a flight from Jamaica on March 16, she told officers she was offered $4k to eat a "gummy substance" that she thought was drugs. On this occasion, she said she didn't do it and was released after being interviewed. Way to get it right the second time around Regis Walker!
I Kissed a Snake and Didn't Like it!
According to Bay News 9, a Wimauma teen was in critical condition at Tampa General Hospital after he was bitten in the face by a snake. The Young Einstein, Austin Hatfield (18), said he was simply trying to get the snake to pucker up for a kiss. The previous week, Austin found the water moccasin (cotton mouth) and decided to keep it as a pet. His best friend, Jason Belcher explained that Austin reguarly kissed the snake on the head and on the mouth. The little Evel Knievel even kept count of the number of times he and the snake locked lips, which was 12. Unfortunately, the snake wasn't in a kissing mood on April 22, 2015, and the 13th attempt was anything but lucky! To add insult to injury, the Florida Fish and Wildlife opened an investigation on Austin because he didn't have a permit to have the dangerous and highly venomous snake. Touche Austin, Touche!
No Child Left Behind…Under the Age of 10
If Florida is indeed the no child left behind state, why didn't you guys tell Kristen Grodetz and Jessica Barker? According to the Orlando Sentinel on July 1, 2015, the two women went into a Kissimmee Publix and loaded up their shopping carts with approximately $476 in food and other items. After being stopped by an employee, the two women dashed and managed to escape with a toddler. Unfortunately, they left two 11-year-old-girls behind.
Deputies then called one of the women, and she said she would return for the girls. Several hours passed and neither of the women returned. It wasn't until three days later when Kristen Grodetz turned herself in to the authorities. As a result, the police contacted the Department of Children and Family Services, who took custody of the children. Both of the women were charged with grand theft, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and child neglect.
As a Tallahassee family law firm, we deal a lot with failed relationships and infidelity. However, we have yet to encounter a story with such bad vibes. We couldn't make this stuff up if we tried. According to the Bradenton Herald, Triston D. Horne managed to maintain a friendly relationship with his ex-wife. As a matter of fact, he was spending nights at her Bradenton home, and things were humming along nicely.
However, things took a turn for the worst on July 1 at 2:30 a.m. when Horn accused his ex-wife of cheating on him. He said she was having extra-post-marital affairs on him with a….(wait for it)… a sex toy. He then grabbed and twisted the victim's left arm. In a rage, Horne came back to the room, grabbed her partner in crime (the snap toy) and snapped it in half. The victim and her daughter managed to push Horne out of the house, but he came back and stole the victim's phone while they were asleep.


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Located in the heart of Shanghai, this luxury hotel is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Taikang Road and within 3 mi (5 km) of Jing An Temple and Xintiandi. French Concession and Shanghai Museum are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features 2 restaurants, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a sauna are onsite.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Pullman Shanghai Skyway provides a sauna and a fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a garden. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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- Airport shuttle fee: CNY 800 per vehicle
- Self parking fee: CNY 10 per night
- Valet parking fee: CNY 50 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: CNY 450 per night
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New Delhi: Violating the Supreme Court's September directive asking ships arriving in India to be scrapped to beach only after they meet a certain condition, 53 of them have beached at Gujarat's Alang ship-breaking yard without doing so because the firms involved claim there is no clarity as to who will certify that they have met this condition.
The Ship Recycling Industries Association (SRIA), an industry lobby group for ship recyclers, admitted this in an application to the court, which is hearing an ongoing litigation on hazardous waste.
Ships have a certain lifespan after which their owners sell them as scrap. Ships need to be broken at ship-breaking yards such as the one at Alang before metal can be extracted from them. However, some of the ships contain gases and can explode even as workers use cutters to strip them of metal. Ships that have to be broken have to beach, or run themselves onto a beach from water, because it is easier to break them on land.
In September, the Supreme Court passed an order that said ships would be given permission to beach only after they obtain a certificate saying that they were "gas free for hot work"—much of the cutting is done using oxyacetylene cutters and these and gas do not go well together.
Since that order, dated 6 September, no ship has been given permission to beach by the Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB), a state government body that regulates shipping and ship-breaking in the region. Nor has any ship obtained the requisite certificate. Ship-breakers are required to obtain the certificate from the authority and Responsibilities of Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization (PESO), which was formerly known as the department of explosives.
However, 53 ships have beached at Alang since. An official at GMB, who did not wish to be identified, said there was little the board could do to prevent ships from beaching illegally.
SRIA, however, insists that the beaching is not illegal. "There is confusion as to which agency we are supposed to get the certificate from. When we go to PESO, they say that 'we are not the agency'. Though we have got 'gas free' certificates from the directorate of safety and health, it is not being accepted by the GMB," said Nikhil Gupta, joint secretary, SRIA.
PESO officials declined comment on the matter.
In a separate clarification application submitted to the Supreme Court by PESO in October 2007, the authority said only petroleum tankers or ships carrying oil as cargo should be required to get such certificates.
"This is very misleading. There is not much difference between petroleum and non- petroleum ships as far as hazards to workers are concerned," said Gopal Krishna, coordinator, Indian Platform on Shipbreaking, an environmental activist group. In 2006, ships beached at Alang were besieged by various explosions.
In its last petition, SRIA had asked for this mandatory certification to be scrapped and that only Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) officials be required to board ships (to inspect them) and that too, only in the case of nuclear-powered vessels.
SRIA also claims that the 53 ships are just "lying there", and that no work has been done on them. Mint could not immediately verify if no breaking work was happening on these ships. "We have 53 ships right now, which have paid 16% excise and 5% customs duty and they are just lying there. If this continues, then no owner will send their ships to India for recycling," said Gupta. The Supreme Court, meanwhile, has asked the inter-ministerial committee, which includes officials from the CPCB, GMB, ministries of steel, labour, shipping, petroleum and environment and forests, activist groups and ship-breakers to submit a status report in eight weeks, after which the next hearing will be held.


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Journalists honor press freedom at a dinner without Trump
WASHINGTON (AP) — Prominent Washington journalists, if not Hollywood stars, celebrated the First Amendment during the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, an event that lacked the glitter of past years because of the absence of the president of the United States.
With President Donald Trump sending his regrets, the attention was no longer focused on an in-person roasting of the commander in chief and his humorous remarks about politics and the press. The red carpet that once featured Oscar winners, TV stars and a few major-league athletes barely turned heads.
Instead, speakers at the dinner promoted press freedom and responsibility and challenged Trump's accusations of dishonest reporting.
The stars of the night were Watergate reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who recounted what they learned about journalism from their reporting for The Washington Post that helped lead to President Richard Nixon's resignation more than 40 years ago.
"Like politicians and presidents sometimes, perhaps too frequently, we make mistakes and go too far," Woodward said. "When that happens we should own up to it. But the effort today to get this best obtainable version of the truth is largely made in good faith. Mr. President, the media is not 'fake news.'"
The evening was not without humor aimed at the press and Trump.
"We've got to address the elephant that's not in the room," cracked the entertainment headliner, Hasan Minhaj of "The Daily Show" on TV's Comedy Central. "The leader of our country is not here. And that's because he lives in Moscow. It's a very long flight. As for the other guy, I think he's in Pennsylvania because he can't take a joke."
Trump was indeed in Pennsylvania, having scheduled a rally in Harrisburg to mark his 100th day in office. He began his remarks with a lengthy if familiar attack on the news media while dismissing the dinner and its participants.
"A large group of Hollywood actors and Washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in our nation's capital right now," Trump said. He added: "And I could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from Washington's swamp, spending my evening with all of you and with a much, much larger crowd and much better people, right?"
Trump became the first president since Ronald Reagan in 1981 to skip the event — and Reagan was recovering from an assassination attempt.
The official WHCA dinner began in 1921. In recent decades, the event offered Washington's press corps an opportunity to wear black tie and stunning gowns while mixing with celebrity guests. Most people trace that development to 1987, when Baltimore Sun reporter Michael Kelly brought Fawn Hall, the secretary at the center of the Iran-Contra affair.
Jeff Mason, the WHCA president, said before the event that this year's dinner would have been different even if Trump had attended, "based on the tension that has existed in the relationship and some of the things he has said about the press. We were preparing for a different dinner, either way."
The correspondents' dinner was briefly upstaged Saturday afternoon when late-night TV star Samantha Bee of "Full Frontal" pulled in celebrities for the first "Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner," among them Alysia Reiner of "Orange Is the New Black," Retta of "Parks and Recreation" and Matt Walsh of "Veep."
Bee's taped show, a tongue-in-cheek tribute to American news organizations, featured actor Will Ferrell and other guests roasting Trump and his allies. It singled out the Committee to Protect Journalists, the nonprofit group that will receive proceeds from the broadcast.
The WHCA awards and this year's recipients:
—Aldo Beckman Memorial Award winner: Greg Jaffe of The Washington Post for stories on President Barack Obama's speeches and policies that contrasted the realities of 2016 with the hopes of 2008.
—Merriman Smith Award winner for outstanding White House coverage under deadline: Edward-Isaac Dovere of Politico for his coverage of the historic meeting between Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro.
—Edgar A. Poe Award winner: David Fahrenthold of The Washington Post for stories on Donald Trump's philanthropic claims.
Associated Press writer Jocelyn Noveck contributed to this report. Follow Jack Gillum on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jackgillum .
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Published: June 26, 1994
PURCHASE— EVERY immigrant feels his soul broken when he takes leave of his family and departs his beloved homeland," writes Luis Alfonso Hernandez in "Border Stories: Cuentos de la Frontera," a book published recently by the Neuberger Museum of Art and the Center for Editions at Purchase College here.
Mr. Hernandez adds that the immigrant "leaves a great emptiness; he undertakes the road with profound nostalgia and pain within his being, but at the same time with an enormous illusion of returning triumphantly and finding all his family in a state of well-being, healthy, and above all, with a better economic condition."
The nine authors of "Border Stories" -- Mexican, Guatemalan, Peruvian, Chinese and Russian emigres now living in Westchester County -- provide an intimate look at a subject of intense political interest: the entry into the United States of countless immigrants seeking a better life. The book, a slim paper-bound volume of 47 pages selling for $5 at the museum, presents the raw emotional data of such crossings, most of which took place at the border between the United States and Mexico.
The writers are unlikely literary candidates; while several were educated in their homelands, others are struggling now to attain literacy in both English and their native tongue. Their heartfelt, sometimes shocking stories -- of thievery, prostitution and pain -- share a note of hope: that eventually the desperate adventure will pay off and they will find happiness in America. Stories on Display
The book features texts in English and Spanish and was inspired by the museum's exhibition, "La Frontera/ The Border: Art About the Mexico-United States Border Experience." The multimedia show, which originated in San Diego, closes today.
Cornelia Butler, the museum's curator of contemporary art and an editor of "Border Stories" (Patricia Greenhill, the museum's marketing and communications director, was the other), said the stories were first gathered as part of an effort to involve the community in museum activities; all 85 stories submitted by adult schools, cultural centers and social service agencies have been displayed at the museum concurrently with "La Frontera."
The idea for compiling some of the stories into a book is attributed to Clifton K. Meador, a design teacher at Purchase College and director of the Center for Editions, which is housed in the school's Visual Arts building. As he printed the book's two-color text -- red for Spanish, purple for English -- earlier this month, Mr. Meador called the project "a great logical connection for us to make" with the museum, which has collaborated only rarely with the center. "Border Stories" was designed by Ivy Bautista, a recent graduate of Purchase College.
The book, fuzzy in some of its chronologies, draws an indistinct line between immigrants who entered legally and those who didn't, and the reader is left to piece together the clues. "We really didn't ask them" about their legal status, said Robin A. Bikkal, a lawyer specializing in immigration law in White Plains and chairwoman of the museum's Hispanic advisory committee. The committee's 20 members helped select the stories. Hand-Decorated Sombreros
Two of the authors read their stories aloud at a family festival recently at the Neuberger. Art workshops, pinata games, Spanish guitar music and Mexican food attracted a near-record crowd of 500, including children toting sombreros, which they had decorated themselves.
Among them was Amabel Lopez, the 5-year-old daughter of Daniel Lopez Castillo and Aura Sosa, a married Guatemalan couple who live in Port Chester. Amabel, who was born in the United States, listened with her 14-year-old sister, Cindy Lopez, as both parents read their narratives aloud in Spanish. The English translations were read by Miryam Rojas, a museum intern.
Before reading, Mr. Castillo said in an interview that he immigrated 11 years ago after Guatemalan guerrillas put guns to his head during fighting in 1982. "I was working for a bakery and had to deliver bread," he said. "They stopped me several times and said: 'If we see you again, we will have to kill you. We leave it to you.' "
In his story, written at La Casa del Pueblo in Port Chester -- a nonprofit educational and cultural center where five "Border Stories" authors are studying Spanish and English -- Mr. Castillo tells of being detained by American immigration officials, who accused him of smuggling and tore up his luggage. On a second trip, after he failed to get his visa renewed in Guatemala, Mr. Castillo said he "decided to come across Mexico."
"I had thousands of problems with the Mexican police, who asked for money without knowing if one has it or not," he read. "I slept in trains and buses and did not eat for two days." Finally, he crossed the border in a crowded van, "35 to 40 people, one on top of the other."
Ms. Sosa, who joined her husband here in 1984, told of crossing the border with her two small children and a group of other people. "We began walking in the deep of darkness, all together," she read. "When we saw a helicopter, we lay on the ground. We were afraid, cold, nervous and tired. When it was all over, the people who had brought us here had fled."
Another writer, Salomon Borrayes, describes such border guides -- called coyotes in Mexico -- as ruthless thieves who spent the immigrants' money on liquor and forced the women in his group into prostitution. "The coyotes lock up those who do not want to participate in their sex games," he writes. "If a woman is honest and will not lend them her body, she is abandoned -- or even killed."
Other writers tell of their frustration at not understanding English, their worry about loved ones left behind, their shock at finding poor housing and no acceptable work here at first. A Chinese woman of 80, identified in the book only as N. F., wrote about going back to school when she was in her 70's so she could speak English to her grandchildren.
Several writers speak metaphorically about their condition as outsiders, who are longing to knit together the frayed borders of their personalities. "My border is myself," wrote Vilma King, who left a secure job in Peru to join her father in the United States. "Nobody gets it, it is very hard for me. But that does not stop me from going on. Nobody understands that in my home country, I am somebody, and I also want to be somebody here."
Photo: During a family festival at the Neuberger Museum, Aura Sosa told of crossing to the United States with her two children. (Roberta Hershenson for The New York Times)


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Subject: questions about new DEC Workstations
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I heard that DEC announced a new, high-performance UNIX workstation based
on a MIPS chip. I haven't heard anything about availability dates; does
anyone know?
About its UNIX implementation, will it be ULTRIX or AT&T System V with
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In article <3...@rruxc.UUCP> w...@rruxc.UUCP (W W Scott) writes:
>I heard that DEC announced a new, high-performance UNIX workstation based
>on a MIPS chip. I haven't heard anything about availability dates; does
>anyone know?
DECstation 5000 Model 200CX (color frame buffer) shipping this week.
DECstation 5000 Model 200PX (2D accelerator) shipping early May.
3D versions shipping this summer.
I believe the DECsystem 5000 Model 200 goes out this week as well.
(server machine).
Dunno what we are quoting on delivery dates right now, however;
depends I'm sure on when you place an order :-).
>About its UNIX implementation, will it be ULTRIX or AT&T System V with
>BSD 4.3, or what?
- Jim
Digital Equipment Corporation
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Subject: Re: questions about new DEC Workstations
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Somebody said that the DEC{system,station} 5000 (which you may also
hear referred to as the 3max by some DEC employees) would be shipping
with Ultrix 4.0. This is not the case - Ultrix 4.0 is not yet
shipping. If you get a DECstation 5000 in the near future, it will
come with Ultrix 3.1D, which is a child release following in the
footsteps of the 3.1C release for the DECstation 5400.
It is my understanding that the first 3maxes were scheduled to ship
the day of the announcement, although consulting with your salesbeing
would be a good plan - I'm just a lowly systems wizard, and know
nothing of the ways of salespeople.
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Subject: Re: questions about new DEC Workstations
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Date: 9 Apr 90 08:28:45 GMT
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Very slight clarification to the ULTRIX version supporting the DECstation
5000 and DECsystem 5000 (the new machines).
The code supporting the DECstation 5000 at First Customer Ship is ULTRIX
Worksystems Software (UWS) V2.2d. The code supporting the timesharing/server
system (DECsystem 5000) is ULTRIX-32 V3.1d. These versions also support
all previous RISC boxes (DECstation 3100, 2100 and DECsystem 3100, 5400, 58XX).
This code started shipping with the new hardware (April 6th).
Version V4.0 (where UWS and ULTRIX finally have the same version number)
releases in the June timeframe, but will not be the first version to
support the new machines. We simply announced it on the same day as we
announced the machines.
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