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President's Day Names: Beyond Taylor and Tyler
Ford, a short, strong surname identified with industrialist Henry and actor Harrison, saw some degree of usage pre-1950, and is just the kind of one-syllable boy's name that could return. Owen Wilson used it as the middle name of his son Robert. President Gerald R. Ford was actually born with the surname King.
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Great blog post! Love the name recommendations. But I have to say that I am very disappointed there is no mention of Theodore Roosevelt. Great president with a very wearable first name and last name which could be used as a cool middle. (Famous baseball player Jackie Robinson's middle name was Roosevelt.)
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Would like to have seen Ulysses on the list, it's a name I would use in a heartbeat. I can't imagine anyone using Jackson in honor of Andrew Jackson considering he was responsible for the Indian removal act
Sarah.Jane Says:
Taft sounds nice, but all I can think of is daft. I couldn't do that to a baby.
I do like the sound of Truman and the nn True.
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I'm not a big fan of surnames as first names, especially since I have one that I've never liked. However, two I might consider are Knox — because of its associations with my ancestral home state of Maine — and Quincy (pronounced correctly as Quinzy), because of its associations with my birth state of Massachusetts.
Our first American fiction writer was Washington Irving, named after his godfather, George Washington.
Poppy528 Says:
I like Warren (G. Harding) and Linden (i prefer this girly spelling of LBJ's first name). Ulysses is great too!
Lola Says:
Fabulous list, even if I don't like all of the surnames on this list (Wilson, that means YOU!)
I'd happily use Arthur, Truman & Lincoln myself. Munro is the last name of my favorite SIL. So that's usable, for me, too.
Ford makes me giggle, I remember fondly what a klutz he was! Harrison Ford has a fan in me, but I'd use Indiana on a boy for him before Ford, Harrison or even Jones.
Piers floats my boat, but Pierce is a bit too violent for me. Archer suits me more!
And Jackson makes *me* think of Six Flags, NJ. It's in Jackson. *shrug*.
Yep, Arthur makes me smile. It's a strong favorite of mine. Now I have to talk Him into it as a first, instead of a middle!
Thanks for this, mostly refreshing list!
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I like Lincoln and its nn Linc/Link since it has nerd-cred. Lincoln is popularly used in sci-fi for some reason (Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer, anyone? ) and Link is the protagonist in all those Legend of Zelda games. I'd so use this name if I could!
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What about Clinton?
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i actually like Clinton for a girl…with a K…is that passe I dunno but I think it's cute Linny for a nn or tony
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I only like Lincoln out of this list, the others are just really uninteresting. Also I hate the name Arthur, still reads grandpa to me.
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@REELJAGKB: Klinton for a girl? You've gotta be having a laugh haha.
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Oh I know an adorable 2nd grader named Karter. (I know it's usually spelt Carter but they put a K because of family things) he's so sweet and funny
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Just had lunch and it was really good! – Had the BLT sandwich and it was huge. The service was quick and efficient. The atmosphere was just delightful.
Worst service and food ever – We went to enjoy happy hour. We ordered wine and beer...which we believed to be on the happy hour menu. We ordered two pizza's. I questioned the server about the "duck" pizza to make sure it was not spicy. She said it was on the sweet side, not spicy. My husband ordered the "Margharita" pizza. At the same time we ordered the pizza, we ordered another drink.
The pizza's were brought to the table. Fifteen to twenty minutes later, the server never came to check on us. We needed our drinks, tableware, salt and pepper,....
I tasted the "duck" pizza and it was quite spicy.
My husband ate a pizza which had absolutely no flavor...salt and pepper would have helped. It was cold by the time sal t& pepper finally arrived. The place was NOT BUSY..no excuse!
The manager did come over and he did comp the "duck" pizza. (($10.00) He did let me select another appetizer ($7.00) which he also comp'd. Now the wine which I believed to be on happy hour based on the bartender's explanation..was $4 off at happy hour...well
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The service was terrible and the food was terrible. The wine was very good....though you can buy a bottle for $10....they charge $8 a glass even at happy hour.
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Had dinner there tonight it was delightful! – The food was just delicious. I had the Jumbo Scallops best I've tasted in a long time! The wine selection was better than expected and reasonably priced and the service was very good as well!
Had a great lunch! – Had the Shrimp Cakes and Salad for lunch and it was just great. This place has an impeccable atmosphere with bright cheery wood decor. The new location just looks fabulous!
Just had a great Reuben Sandwich for lunch! – What an awesome looking place. The food was excellent and the service was very good. All in all good day at the restaurant. Can't wait to come back for happy hour
Chinook Tavern is opening soon! – Chinook Tavern is opening in DTC spring of 2011. New Address 6380 S. Fiddlers Green, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. Phone 720-266-6000. There new location is much bigger than old location in Cherry Creek. Their new web site is chinookdenver com. Stop by.
Best german food in the rockies – I lived in Cherry Creek for many years making this resturant my favorite and after several years I returned to the Chinook Tavern for my usual nice dinner, the owners are some of my favorite people and friendly as can be they are loads of fun with a welcoming attitude and the food is outstanding.
Blah – Chinook's atmosphere was whimsical grandma-like clutter. The menu was limited and the food just ok. Overall, it was just blah.
Excellent Food, Decent Service, Nice atmosphere – Went there last night for a nice night out with my girlfriend. The food was excellent and delicious. The service wasn't bad, however considering with wine I am spending $200+ on dinner and wine for two I'd expect a little better service and a server who was a lot more friendly and upbeat.
Wasn't the romantic place I was hoping for, but wasn't bad either. The crowd tended to be a lot older, possibly because it was a Thursday night, not a Friday or Saturday. Overall terrific food, and a great place to go eat. Waitresses just need to cheer up and be more upbeat.
WOW! – Being able to sit in the bar area on a busy weekend night is usually unheard of! The Chinook Tavern had a large community table in the bar that was perfect for me and my girlfriends.The Wasabi crusted halibut was amazing! The bartender, Christopher even came out from behind the bar to wait on us and I haven't had such great service in a long time. We had a great time and are thinking of making it a regular stop for the "Wild Women"!!
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NEW YORK, Sept. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Private equity fund manager Lincolnshire Management, Inc. commenced an arbitration seeking more than $11,000,000 in damages from its former president and CEO Steven J. Kumble in a breach of contract dispute. After an eight-day arbitration, retired federal Judge John Bissell slashed the damages sought by Lincolnshire and awarded Mr. Kumble more than $1.4 million dollars plus interest on his counterclaims that Lincolnshire had wrongfully withheld money from him as an investor in one of its private equity funds, including unauthorized litigation management fees charged to the fund, and unauthorized loan deductions taken by Lincolnshire. The decision was issued August 5, 2013. Lincolnshire subsequently requested that the arbitration award be deemed confidential, but that request was denied late last week.
Mr. Kumble was represented in the arbitration by Stephen D. Susman, Arun Subramanian, and Cory Buland of Susman Godfrey LLP's New York Office.
Lincolnshire and its CEO Thomas J. Maloney were represented by Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Leader & Berkon LLP. The case is Lincolnshire Management, Inc., Lincolnshire Equity, Inc. and Thomas Maloney, Claimants, against Steven J. Kumble, Corinthian Capital Group, LLC, and Corinthian Equity Fund, L.P., Respondents. Case number 13 512 Y 00054 12.
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Buffalo Public School Stanley M. Makowski Early Childhood Center #99 has been authorized to teach the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme.
Students in the 21st century are faced with the challenge of learning about an interconnected world where knowledge is constantly developing. The International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme prepares students to be active participants in a lifelong journey of learning.
The IB Primary Years Programme, for students aged 3 to 12, focuses on the development of the whole child as an inquirer, both in the classroom and in the world outside.
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Within the program, assessment is an important part of each unit of inquiry as it both enhances learning and provides opportunities for students to reflect on what they know, understand and can do. The teacher's feedback to the students provides the guidance, the tools and the incentive for them to become more competent, more skillful and better at understanding how to learn.
Superintendent of Buffalo Public Schools Dr. James A. Williams said that he is proud of the efforts of the administration, staff and students of Makowski for working to earn the accreditation. "This is part of global learning that all of our students need to be aware of and a part of," Dr. Williams said.
Makowski Principal Dawn DiNatali stated, "Many thanks and congratulation to the dedicated teaching faculty and staff for their overwhelming commitment to the program, the school and mostly, to the children. I want to thank the Dr. Williams and the district for the various supports and resources given to Makowski to ensure its success. This is truly good news for our school and our district."


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S2773CXU - Smeg 30-Inch Electric Ceramic Cooktop with 5 Radiant Zones - Black and Stainless Steel
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The Smeg 30-Inch Electric Ceramic Cooktop with 5 Radiant Zones (S2773CXU) offers all of the benefits of the best electric cooktops with an advanced touch control system and ultra-refined aesthetics. Unlike coil-style electric cooktops that are often uneven and provide cooking results that reflect that, the super smooth "Suprema" black ecological glass ceramic surface ensures that the cooking surface is always completely even. Additionally, the glossy surface makes for extremely easy cleaning, and the stainless steel frame also adds a certain elegance that complements the sleek black top as well as any kitchen.
This 30-inch smooth electric built-in cooktop features five (5) separate high-light radiant elements, two (2) of which have dual heat elements for variable heating capabilities and increased cooking versatility. Each heat zone has nine (9) power levels that are easily adjusted using the soft-touch controls at the front of the cooktop, as well as a cook timer that can be set anywhere from 1 to 99 minutes in length. The cooktop also features residual heat indicators that keep you informed of when the cook surface is still hot as well as a lock-out function to avoid accidental injury.
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Of the 5 heating elements, 2 of them have variable heat capabilities for larger pans or cooking that requires increased heatSuper Smooth Ceramic Glass Top:
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- Model: S2773CXU
- Brand: Smeg
- Five (5) high-light radiant zones
- Two (2) variable zones
- "Suprema" black ecological glass
- Stainless steel frame
- Smooth ceramic cooktop surface
- Nine (9) power levels
- Soft-touch controls
- Residual heat indicator
- Automatic safety cut-out
- Safety lock device
- Warranty: 1 year parts & labor; 2 years ceramic surface
- Smeg 30-Inch Electric Ceramic Cooktop with 5 Radiant Zones
- Individual timer for each zone (1-99 minutes)
- Cleaning scraper included
- Front Right Zone: 5 1/2" @ 1200 W
- Back Right Zone: 5 1/2" - 8 1/4" @ 1100 + 1300 W
- Central Zone: 5 1/2" x 10 7/16" @ 1400 + 800 W
- Front Left Zone: 7" @ 1800 W
- Back Left Zone: 5 1/2" @ 1200 W
- Input Voltage: 240/208 V/60 Hz
- Power: 2400 W/40-35 A
- Weight: 29.1 lbs
- Cutout Dimensions: 1.97" min. H x 29.53" W x 19.69" D
- Overall Dimensions: 1.75" H x 29.83" W x 20" D
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COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: The State of Israel is a parliamentary democracy with a modern economy. Following the 1967 War, Israel occupied the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights, and East Jerusalem. In 1994 negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians led to the creation of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. The resulting division of responsibilities and jurisdictions between Israel and the PA in the West Bank is complex and subject to change. PA security forces are responsible for keeping order in those areas where the PA exercises security functions. Hamas, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization, took control of the Gaza Strip in June 2007 and exercises de facto control there. Tourist facilities are widely available with certain exceptions, particularly in Gaza. Travelers may visit the websites of the Israeli Ministry of Tourism and the Palestinian Ministry of Tourism for tourist information. Read the Department of State Fact Sheet on Israel for additional information. Information about embassies and consulates in surrounding countries is available at the Department of State's list of embassies and consulates. Official guidance on entry, customs requirements, arrests, and other matters in the West Bank and Gaza is subject to change without prior notice.
SMART TRAVELER ENROLLMENT PROGRAM (STEP) / EMBASSY/CONSULATE LOCATION: If you are going to visit or live in Israel, the West Bank, or Gaza, please tell our embassy and/or consulate about your trip by enrolling in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP). If you enroll, we can e-mail you important safety and security announcements. It will also help your friends and family get in touch with you in an emergency.
TEL AVIV: The U.S. Embassy is located at 71 Hayarkon Street in Tel Aviv.The U.S. mailing address is 9700 Tel Aviv Place, Washington, DC 20521-9700. The telephone number is (972) (3) 519-7575, Monday through Friday. The after-hours emergency number on weekends and from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. local time on weekdays is (972) (3) 519-7551. The fax number is (972) (3) 516-4390, or 516-0315. The Embassy can be contacted by e-mail.
Contact the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy for information and assistance in Israel and the Golan Heights, at the ports of entry at Ben Gurion Airport, Haifa Port, the northern (Shaykh Hussein) and southern (Arava) border crossings connecting Israel and Jordan, and the border crossings between Israel and Egypt.
The Embassy also has a consular agent in Haifa at 26 Ben Gurion Boulevard, telephone (972) (4) 853-1470. The consular agent can provide both routine and emergency citizen services in the northern part of Israel. After normal working hours you can contact him via the Embassy.
JERUSALEM: The Consular Section of the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem is located at 14 David Flusser, Jerusalem 93392 (near the former Diplomat Hotel, now the Caprice Diamond Center, in the neighborhood of Arnona). The U.S. mailing address is 6350 Jerusalem Place, Washington, DC 20521-6350. The Consular Section's public telephone number for information and assistance is (972) (2)630-4000, Monday through Friday. The after-hours emergency number on weekends and from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. local time on weekdays is (972) (2) 622-7230. The Consular Section's fax number is (972) (2) 630-4070. You may also contact the Consulate by e-mail.
Contact the Consular Section of the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem for information and assistance in Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and the Allenby Bridge crossing between the West Bank and Jordan.
ENTRY / EXIT REQUIREMENTS FOR U.S. CITIZENS: The general entry and exit requirements for U.S. citizens traveling to Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza are listed below. The U.S. government seeks equal treatment and freedom to travel for all U.S. citizens regardless of national origin or ethnicity. U.S. citizens who encounter difficulties are encouraged to contact the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv or the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem by e-mail or at the numbers above. However, Israeli-American nationals are treated as Israelis at the port of entry and U.S. citizens who may be Palestinian Authority (PA) dual nationals are treated as PA nationals at the port of entry.
Security Screening: U.S. citizens are advised that all persons entering or departing Israel, the West Bank, or Gaza are subject to security screening and may be denied entry or exit without explanation. U.S. citizen visitors have been subjected to prolonged questioning and physical searches and have been denied access to consular officers, lawyers, and family members.
Despite the legality of missionary activities, the Ministry of Interior has cited proselytism as a reason to deny entry into Israel. Members of religious groups have been monitored, arrested, and deported based on complaints that they have engaged in unauthorized missionary work. U.S. citizens suspected of being participants in planned protest activities are also frequently denied entry.
Anyone indicating at a port of entry that he or she has connections to the West Bank or plans to travel to the West Bank may be given an entry stamp that permits travel only in the West Bank. This stamp does not permit such travelers to enter Jerusalem or Israel. Travelers who have received such a stamp may file an appeal with the Israeli military's district coordination offices in the West Bank, but appeals are rarely approved.
Those with extensive travel to Muslim countries or U.S. citizens whom Israeli authorities suspect of being of Arab, Middle Eastern, or Muslim origin may also face additional questioning by immigration and border authorities, particularly if they ask that Israeli stamps not be entered into their passport. U.S. citizens of similar background who are suspected of wishing to enter those areas deemed prohibited to them by the Ministry of Interior (MOI) are requested by the MOI to sign a standard agreement. This agreement stipulates that they will refrain from entering those prohibited areas.
Video cameras and other electronic items must be declared upon entry to Israel. Travelers carrying such audio-visual or data storage/processing equipment report additional security-related delays, and some have had their laptop computers and other electronic equipment searched at Ben Gurion Airport. While most items are returned prior to the traveler's departure, some equipment has been retained by the authorities for lengthy periods and has reportedly been damaged, destroyed, lost, or never returned. U.S. citizens who have had personal property damaged due to security procedures at Ben Gurion may contact the Commissioner for Public Complaints at the airport for redress by fax to 972-3-9752387. Israeli security officials have also on occasion requested access to travelers' personal e-mail accounts or other social media accounts as a condition of entry. In such circumstances, travelers should have no expectation of privacy for any data stored on such devices or in their accounts. Audio-visual/IT equipment may also be confiscated for security reasons. Such property will not be returned to the traveler. There is no redress for such confiscations.
U.S. citizens who feel they have been wrongly denied entry to Israel or the West Bank or have been treated unfairly may contact the American Citizen Services (ACS) unit of the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem or the ACS unit of the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv.
Israeli-Americans: Israeli citizens naturalized in the United States retain their Israeli citizenship, and children born in the United States to Israeli parents usually acquire both U.S. and Israeli nationality at birth. Israeli citizens, including dual nationals, must enter and depart Israel on their Israeli passports.
Dual nationals who don't have an Israeli passport, including infants, may be required to obtain an Israeli passport in order to leave the country. Israeli citizens, including dual nationals, are subject to Israeli laws requiring service in Israel's armed forces, as well as other laws pertaining to passports and nationality. Israeli-American dual nationals of military age, including females, who do not wish to serve in the Israeli armed forces should contact the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., to learn more about an exemption or deferment from Israeli military service. They should obtain written confirmation of military service exemption or deferment before traveling to Israel. Without this exemption or deferment document, such dual nationals may not be able to depart Israel without completing military service or may be subject to criminal penalties for failure to serve.
Israeli citizens, including dual nationals, are currently not permitted to enter Gaza and are generally restricted from traveling to parts of the West Bank under PA control ("Area A"). Contact the Israeli Ministry of Interior or your nearest Israeli embassy or consulate for more information on dual citizenship, passport requirements, and travel restrictions for Israeli citizens.
Palestinian-Americans: PA ID holders, as well as persons believed to have claim to a PA ID by virtue of ancestry, will be treated for immigration purposes as residents of the West Bank and Gaza, regardless of whether they also hold U.S. citizenship. Israeli authorities consider anyone who was born in the West Bank or Gaza or who has parents or grandparents who were born or lived in the West Bank or Gaza as having a claim to a PA ID.
PA nationals, including dual nationals, are required to enter the West Bank via the Allenby Bridge crossing from Jordan (also known as King Hussein Bridge) using a PA travel document, rather than via Ben Gurion International Airport, unless they have obtained advance permission from an Israeli embassy or consulate on humanitarian or emergency grounds. Even if they were permitted one-time entry via Ben Gurion Airport, these individuals are required to depart via the Allenby Bridge. Upon arrival at any of the ports of entry, such persons may wish to confirm with Israeli immigration authorities from where they will be required to depart. Many PA nationals seeking to enter via Ben Gurion have been sent back to the United States upon arrival. Others have been allowed to enter Israel but told they cannot depart Israel via Ben Gurion without special permission, which is rarely granted. Some families have been separated as a result, and other travelers have forfeited expensive airline tickets.
PA dual nationals may depart at the Allenby crossing between Jordan and the West Bank using a PA identity card and a PA exit permit, provided they have a Jordanian visa in their U.S. passport. Such individuals may also re-enter from Jordan using a Palestinian ID card and a valid U.S. passport if that is how they departed. If they departed using a PA passport they are expected to return using a PA passport, as well.
Palestininan-American residents of Jerusalem are normally required to use laissez-passers (travel documents issued by the Israeli government) that contain re-entry permits approved by the Israeli Ministry of Interior for any out-of-country travel. U.S. citizen residents of East Jerusalem who hold blue Israeli ID cards may have this Ministry of Interior re-entry stamp placed in their U.S. passports for travel in and out of Israel.All U.S. citizens must enter and exit the United States on their U.S. passports. Jerusalem ID holders who hold residency or citizenship elsewhere may encounter problems retaining their Jerusalem residence status.
Palestinian Americans whom the Government of Israel considers residents of the West Bank or Gaza are subject to the same restrictions on movements between Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza and within the West Bank and Gaza as those imposed by Israel on PA residents. During periods of heightened security concern, these travel restrictions can be onerous.
Entering Israel: For non-dual nationals an onward or return ticket and proof of sufficient funds are required for entry. Although the Israeli government does not require that a passport be valid for six months from the date of entry, airlines routinely do so and may decline boarding if a traveler has less than six months' validity on his or her passport. Travelers normally receive a free, three-month tourist visa upon arrival in Israel, which may be extended. Travelers carrying official or diplomatic U.S. passports must obtain visas from an Israeli embassy or consulate prior to arrival.
Anyone who has previously been refused entry, has experienced difficulties with his/her status during a previous visit, has overstayed the authorized duration of a previous visit, or otherwise has violated the terms of a previous admission to Israel should consult the nearest Israeli embassy or consulate before attempting to return. Such immigration violations may incur a 10-year bar to re-entry to Israel.
Anyone seeking returning resident status must obtain permission from Israeli authorities before traveling. The Government of Israel at times has declined to admit U.S. citizens wishing to visit, work, or travel to the West Bank or Gaza whom they suspect of being intending immigrants there. Persons denied entry have the right to an immigration court hearing to contest the denials, but they will likely be detained for the duration of the proceedings.
Entering the Gaza Strip: The Department of State strongly urges U.S. citizens to avoid all travel to the Gaza Strip, including by sea. U.S. citizens in Gaza are advised to depart immediately. Gaza is currently under the control of Hamas, a designated foreign terrorist organization. Moreover, U.S. consular officials cannot enter the Gaza Strip, so our ability to offer timely assistance to U.S. citizens there, including routine consular services, is extremely limited.
Entering Gaza via the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt generally requires prior coordination with local authorities -- which could take days or weeks to process. Travelers who enter the Gaza Strip through the Rafah crossing from Egypt must exit the same way. Such travelers will not be permitted to pass through the Erez crossing into Israel except in situations of extreme humanitarian need. U.S. passport holders who also possess Israeli passports are prohibited from entering Gaza by the Government of Israel.
Travelers entering the Gaza Strip may not be able to depart at a time of their choosing. Crossing points may be closed for days or weeks. Those attempting to enter by sea may be forcibly diverted to an Israeli military port and placed in detention until deportation from Israel can be arranged. Private vehicles cannot cross the border in either direction. See the latest Travel Warning for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza for additional information on the threats to safety in the Gaza Strip. Please contact the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem for updated guidance before attempting to enter Gaza.
Entering the West Bank: While travel to Bethlehem and Jericho is unrestricted for U.S. government personnel, the Department of State urges U.S. citizens to exercise caution when traveling to other parts of the West Bank. See the Travel Warning for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza for the latest information concerning travel to the West Bank.
Israel-Jordan Crossings: The international crossing points between Israel and Jordan are the Arava crossing (Wadi al-'Arabah) in the south, near Eilat; and the Jordan River crossing (Sheikh Hussein Bridge) in the north, near Beit Shean. American citizens using these two crossing points need not obtain prior visas to enter either Israel or Jordan, but they will be required to pay entry fees, which are subject to change.
Allenby Bridge (King Hussein Bridge): The Government of Israel requires that Palestinian-Americans with residency status in the West Bank enter Jordan via the Allenby Bridge. For detailed information, please refer to the Consulate General's web site. U.S. passport holders require visas in advance to cross the Allenby Bridge between Jordan and the West Bank. Persons with residency status in Gaza seeking to cross the Allenby Bridge into Jordan should contact the Jordanian authorities for information concerning special clearance procedures for PA ID holders before traveling to the bridge. U.S. passport holders who also possess Israeli passports are prohibited from using the Allenby/King Hussein Bridge crossing, unless as part of an official delegation or with special permission from the Israeli authorities.
Procedures for all three crossings into Jordan are subject to frequent changes. Visit the Embassy of Israel web site for the most current visa information.
The Israeli Ministry of Health imposes some HIV/AIDS entry restrictions for visitors to and foreign residents of Israel, and the Ministry of Health reserves the right to deny entry to visitors who declare their status. Please verify this information with the Embassy of Israel before you travel.
Information about dual nationality or the prevention of international child abduction can be found on our web site. For further information about customs regulations, please read our customs information sheet.
THREATS TO SAFETY AND SECURITY: The current Department of State Travel Warning advises U.S. citizens to take due precautions when traveling to Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. U.S. citizens who visit or reside in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza should closely consult the Travel Warning to ensure that they are aware of the security concerns. It is strongly recommended that you enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program so that you can receive the most up-to-date messages from the Department of State regarding safety and security developments.
Jerusalem: In Jerusalem, travelers should dress appropriately when visiting the Old City and ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods. Most roads into ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods are blocked off on Friday nights, Saturdays, and Jewish holidays. Assaults on secular visitors, either for being in cars or for being "immodestly dressed," have occurred in these neighborhoods.
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CRIME: The crime rate is moderate in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza. Break-ins of parked vehicles are common at beach areas, the Dead Sea, cemeteries, and national parks (especially Caesarea National Park). Car break-ins and purse snatchings in cities and cemeteries occur regularly throughout Israel. U.S. citizens should not leave their valuables (including passports) unattended, in parked vehicles, or unsecured in hotels.
Don't buy counterfeit and pirated goods, even if they are widely available. Not only are the bootlegs illegal in the United States, if you purchase them you may also be breaking local law.
U.S. citizens have occasionally been the victims of high-pressure sales tactics in Jerusalem's Old City tourist shops. In some cases, vendors have not disclosed the true cost of an item and convinced the buyer -- who is unfamiliar with the exchange rate -- to unwittingly sign a credit card sales receipt worth thousands of dollars. Tourists visiting shops in high-traffic tourist areas should not sign credit card receipts unless they are certain of the amount being authorized.
VICTIMS OF CRIME: If you or someone you know becomes the victim of a crime abroad, you should contact the local police and the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate (see the Department of State's list of embassies and consulates).
The local equivalent to the "911" emergency line in Israel is 100 for the police and 101 for an ambulance.
The local equivalent to the "911" emergency line in the West Bank and Gaza is 101 for an ambulance. There is no consolidated, central number for police services.
Please see our information on victims of crime, including possible victim compensation programs in the United States, or to following Government of Israel links (in English):
The Government of Israel provides assistance to victims of terrorist acts. Please contact the National Insurance Institute for more information.
In the event you are a victim of crime, we can do the following:
It is important to remember, however, that local authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting crimes.
CRIMINAL PENALTIES: While you are traveling in Israel, the West Bank, or Gaza, you are subject to its laws even if you are a U.S. citizen. Foreign laws and legal systems can be vastly different from our own. In some places you may be taken in for questioning if you don't have your passport with you. In some places, it is illegal to take pictures of certain buildings. Penalties for breaking the law can be more serious than those in the United States for similar offenses. Persons violating Israeli or PA laws, even unknowingly, may be arrested or imprisoned. Penalties for possession, use, or trafficking illegal drugs in Israel and PA-administered areas are severe, and convicted offenders can expect long jail sentences and heavy fines. Engaging in sexual conduct with children or using or disseminating child pornography in a foreign country is a crime prosecutable in the United States. If you break local laws in Israel, the West Bank, or Gaza, your U.S. passport won't help you avoid arrest or prosecution.
Arrest Notification: While some countries will automatically notify the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate if a U.S. citizen is detained or arrested in a foreign country, that might not always be the case. To ensure that the United States is aware of your circumstances, request that the police and prison officials notify the U.S. Embassy as soon as you are arrested or detained. If you are arrested in Jerusalem, the West Bank, or Gaza, you should use whatever means of communication available to alert the U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem of your situation.
Israeli Arrests: U.S. citizens arrested in Israel are entitled to legal representation provided by the Israeli government. In some cases, there have been significant delays between the time of arrest and the time when the INP notifies the U.S. embassy or consulate general of an arrest of a U.S. citizen and grants consular access. This is particularly true in the arrest of dual nationals when the police are unaware of the detainee's U.S. citizenship. The notification may be expedited if the arrested U.S. citizen shows a U.S. passport to the police and asks the police or prison authority to contact the U.S. Embassy or Consulate General.
U.S. citizens arrested in Israel for security offenses and U.S. citizens arrested by Israeli authorities in the West Bank or Gaza for criminal or security offenses may be prevented from communicating with lawyers, family members, or consular officers for lengthy periods. The U.S. Consulate General and the U.S. Embassy sometimes are only notified of such arrests after lengthy delays. Even after notification, consular access to the arrested individual may be delayed. Under local law, individuals may be detained for up to six months without charges. Youths over the age of 14 have been detained and tried as adults. On occasion, arrestees have been subject to mistreatment during interrogation and pressured to sign statements.
Palestinian Authority (PA) Arrests: U.S. citizens arrested by PA security forces in the West Bank for crimes are entitled to legal representation. PA security forces normally notify the Consulate General of non-security-related arrests for criminal offenses, but not always in a timely manner. Consular access is normally granted within four days. This procedure may be expedited if the arrested U.S. citizen shows a U.S. passport to the police or asks the police to contact the U.S. Consulate General.
Palestinian-Americans living in the West Bank may be detained by the IDF. In such instances, the Government of Israel may not recognize the detainee's U.S. citizenship and will instead consider him or her a Palestinian. In such cases the U.S. Consulate General may not be notified.
Dual Palestinian-American citizens arrested by PA security forces in the West Bank for security offenses may be prevented from communicating with lawyers, family members, or consular officers for lengthy periods. In addition, they may be held in custody for protracted periods without formal charges or before being brought before a judge for an arrest extension. The PA often does not notify the U.S. Consulate General of such arrests in a timely manner, and consular access to arrestees is occasionally delayed or denied. Since Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip in June 2007, its Executive Forces (EF) have dominated security matters there. The U.S. government has no contact with the EF.
Court Jurisdiction: Civil courts in Israel actively exercise their authority to bar certain individuals, including nonresidents, from leaving the country until debts or other legal claims against them are resolved. Israel's religious courts exercise jurisdiction over all citizens and residents of Israel in cases of marriage, divorce, child custody, and child support. In some cases, U.S. citizens who entered Israel as tourists have become defendants in divorce or custody cases filed by their spouses in Israeli religious courts. These U.S. citizens have been detained in Israel for prolonged periods while the Israeli courts consider whether the individuals have sufficient ties to Israel to establish jurisdiction. Such visitors should be aware that they might be subject to involuntary and prolonged stays in Israel if a case is filed against them in a religious court, even if their marriage took place in the United States and regardless of whether their spouse is present in Israel.
Purchases of Property: U.S. citizens who buy or lease property in the occupied territories of East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza may find their ownership challenged by people earlier displaced from those lands. Prospective property buyers should always seek legal advice before buying in these areas. The possible establishment of a Palestinian state may have legal consequences for property owners in Israeli settlements in the West Bank and in East Jerusalem.
Accessibility: Individuals with disabilities may find accessibility and accommodation very different from that in the United States. Israeli law prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities in employment, education, access to health care, and the provision of other state services. Legislation mandates access to buildings and transportation, as well as accommodations for persons with disabilities in services and the work place. The government enforces the laws with only limited success.Societal discrimination and lack of accessibility persist in employment and housing. The law mandates accessibility to urban public transportation but not interurban buses. Most train stations maintain access for persons with disabilities; however, many buses still do not have such access. Television stations include subtitles or sign language, and the courts accommodate testimony from persons with intellectual disabilities or mental illness.
Tourists will find restaurants, foot paths, and public transportation less accessible than in the United States.
MEDICAL FACILITIES AND HEALTH INFORMATION: Modern medical care and medicines are available in Israel. A few hospitals in Israel and most hospitals in the West Bank and Gaza, however, fall below Western standards. It is recommended that visitors have health insurance. Travelers can find information in English about emergency medical facilities and after-hours pharmacies in the Jerusalem Post and the English-language edition of the Ha'aretz newspaper, or refer to the Embassy's or Consulate General's medical lists.
You can find detailed information on vaccinations and other health precautions on the Centers for Disease Control's (CDC) website. For information about outbreaks of infectious diseases abroad, consult the World Health Organization (WHO) website. The WHO website also contains additional health information for travelers, including detailed country-specific health information.
MEDICAL INSURANCE: You can't assume your insurance will go with you when you travel. It's very important to find out BEFORE you leave whether or not your medical insurance will cover you overseas. You need to ask your insurance company three questions:
In many places, doctors and hospitals still expect payment in cash at the time of service. Your regular U.S. health insurance may not cover doctors' and hospital visits in other countries. If your policy doesn't go with you when you travel, it's a very good idea to take out another one for your trip. For more information, please see our medical insurance overseas page.
TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, U.S. citizens may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information below concerning Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza is provided for general reference only and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance.
Israeli roads and highways tend to be crowded, especially in urban areas. Aggressive driving is commonplace, and many drivers fail to maintain safe following distances or signal before changing lanes or making turns. Overtaking on high-speed undivided two-lane roads is common and results in frequent accidents. Drivers are also prone to stop suddenly on roads without warning, especially in the right lane. Drivers should use caution, as Israel has a high rate of fatalities from automobile accidents.
U.S. citizen employees of the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv and the U.S. Consulate General Jerusalem and their families have been prohibited from using public buses and their associated terminals. (Please review the Travel Warning for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza for more details.)
The Government of Israel requires that all passenger car occupants use their seat belts at all times and that headlights be used during all intercity travel, both day and night, during winter. As of January 1, 2006, all drivers are required to carry fluorescent vests in the car with them at all times, and they are required to wear these vests whenever they get out of their cars to make repairs, change tires, etc. If a vehicle is stopped for a traffic violation and it does not contain a fluorescent vest, the driver will be fined. These vests can be purchased for a nominal price in all local gas stations. While cellular handset phone use is prohibited while driving, hands-free units are authorized.
West Bank and Gaza: Crowded roads are common in the West Bank and Gaza. During periods of heightened tension, cars with Israeli license plates have been stoned and fired upon. Emergency services may be delayed by the need for Palestinian authorities to coordinate with Israeli officials. Seat belt use is required and drivers may not drink alcohol. Individuals involved in accidents resulting in death or injury may be detained by police pending an investigation.
Please refer to our road safety page for more information. We also suggest that you visit the website of the national tourist office and the Israeli Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
AVIATION SAFETY OVERSIGHT: The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has assessed the government of Israel's Civil Aviation Authority as being in compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) aviation safety standards for oversight of Israel's air carrier operations. Further information may be found on the FAA's safety assessment page.
CHILDREN'S ISSUES: Please see our Office of Children's Issues web pages on inter-country adoption and international parental child abduction.
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This replaces the Country Specific Information for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza dated August 9, 2012 to updates the sections on Exit/Entry Requirements for U.S. Citizens, Threats to Safety and Security, Crime and Special Circumstances.


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we are 2 developers that have been working for a consultancy doing a mobile app for about a year, now we are ending our contracts. The enterprise that has contracted our actual/anterior employer-consultancy is asking us to develop 2 "simple" modules in about 2-3 moths and a more complicated module in about 4-6 months but with our own company. The total time is 6 months so we need to do work in parallel.
The first two modules are somewhat easy (they will require 3-4 person per project and two months of work) they are more like web apps, but with the third we will need to investigate more because we don't know exactly how to do it (it will require like 4-6 employees and about 6 months).
We don't know how to put a price for our modules (how much profit do we estimate roughly? we can stimate a little how much time/effort/price will take our employees), even we don't know how many they will cost, for the moment we don't have clear requirements and more for the 3rd module/project.
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- We should contract 2 teams for the 2 little modules? or do them work in parallel?
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Should we add our pay extra to the stimate of the other employees? or should we replace them... I mean if we do 3 + 3 + 6 (for the 3 projects giving 12 people if we separate the teams), should we add ourselves as (3+2)+(3+2)+(6+2) (for the 3 projects giving 18 people if we separate the teams).
Because we only have 1 buyer, how we get a good profit (thinking that our estimations on cost/time are correct and we do it correctly)? (I mean they will like to have the source I guess... don't know about IP or others). I mean, we should charge 10%, 40%, 100%, 200% on our solo buyer? extra of the pure cost of production? (I mean we would not only request the money for our employees, management, risk and so on...). What is the correct "extra" we should seek.
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Accepted for publication in Journal of Functional Programming, August 2013. To appear. - Programming and Reasoning with Algebraic Effects and Dependent Types, Edwin Brady
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Sequential decision problems, dependently typed solutions, Nicola Botta, Cezar Ionescu and Edwin Brady
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January 2012 - Resource-safe Systems Programming with Embedded Domain Specific Languages, Edwin Brady and Kevin Hammond
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In proceedings of ICFP 2010. - Correct-by-Construction Concurrency: using Dependent Types to Verify Implementations of Effectful Resource Usage Protocols, Edwin Brady and Kevin Hammond
In Fundamenta Informaticae, Volume 102, 2010. - Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) for Network Protocols, Saleem Bhatti, Edwin Brady, Kevin Hammond and James McKinna.
In NGNA 2009.
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In proceedings of TFP 2008. - Constructing Correct Circuits: Verification of Functional Aspects of Hardware Specifications with Dependent Types, Edwin Brady, James McKinna and Kevin Hammond.
In proceedings of TFP 2007. - Ivor, a Proof Engine, Edwin Brady.
In proceedings of IFL 2006. - A Verified Staged Interpreter is a Verified Compiler (Multi-stage Programming with Dependent Types), Edwin Brady and Kevin Hammond.
In proceedings of GPCE 2006. - A Dependently Typed Framework For Static Analysis Of Program Execution Costs, Edwin Brady and Kevin Hammond
In proceedings of IFL 2005. - Practical Implementation of a Dependently Typed Functional Programming Language,
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PhD thesis, Durham University, 2005. - Inductive Families Need Not Store Their Indices, Edwin Brady, Conor McBride and James McKinna.
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SCOTUS has been wrong before. Try reading the Constitution. Secession is just one of many rights retained by the states and the people. It does not have to be enumerated. The Tenth Amendment states the Constitution's principle of federalism by providing that powers not granted to the federal government by the Constitution, nor prohibited to the States, are reserved to the States or the people.
A federal government out of control now pressing for unlimited debt ceiling creating laws and rules outside the Congressional authority and directly in opposition to Constitutional permissions that can only come from the consent of the governed... well, lets just say it is time for the governed to inform the tyrants that our consent is hereby withdrawn. When over half the population votes for the tyranny of moochers over producers and even the two party system is so broken that we Texans are given no choice in who we will be permitted to vote for - we are faced with choking down the injustice or speaking out against it. It may well be that the federal government has already passed the tipping point and is no longer 'fixable'. Texas is still fixable. We can and we will.
Lol! There aren't enough nuts.
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