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The Department for Education (DfE) has announced that it no longer views Circular 1/94, its guidance on Collective Worship in schools, as its official advice on the matter. Instead, schools can choose whether or not to follow the document when forming their policy on Collective Worship. The British Humanist Association (BHA), which has long opposed the document as divisive and outdated, welcomes the news.
In a joint statement issued last month by the National Association of Standing Advisory Councils on Religious Education (NASACRE) and the Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisors and Consultants (AREIAC), announced that: 'Since March of this year NASACRE and AREIAC have been in contact with the Department for Education regarding the status of Circular 1/94 with respect to what this Circular says about collective worship. In the course of this correspondence it has been made clear that 1/94 has no legal or semi legal status, nor does the Circular have a quasi-legal status. It does not represent the Government's official advice on collective worship which schools are in some sense obliged to follow. Officials state that in this area local determination is a key strength and for this reason all schools and Academies can choose whether or not to use Circular.'
NASACRE Chair Bruce Gill told the TES that 'There was a feeling for many practising in schools that the guidance was restricting their flexibility to respond to the diversity of their pupils. People felt shackled by this document.'
However, the DfE does not consider the guidance to have been withdrawn entirely, and is still endorsing it as 'current' on their website.
BHA Education Campaigner Richy Thompson commented, 'We welcome the fact that Circular 1/94 is no longer considered to be Government advice on the matter. The reactionary document required Collective Worship in schools which are not "faith" schools to "contain some elements which relate specifically to the traditions of Christian belief and which accord a special status to Jesus Christ." That this is no longer the DfE's advice is a positive step.
'However, more work needs to be done to encourage the Government to withdraw the guidance entirely, perhaps producing more inclusive guidance or, better yet, replacing the continuing legal requirement for all state schools to have daily Collective Worship with a requirement for inspiring assemblies which are inclusive to all, regardless of religion or belief. This reform grows ever more urgent in the increasingly diverse society we live in.'
For further comment or information, please contact Richy Thompson on 020 7462 4993.
Read NASACRE and AREIAC's joint statement: https://humanism.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/nasacre-and-areiac-joint-statement-oct-2012.doc
Read today's TES report: http://www.tes.co.uk/article.aspx?storycode=6300167
Read more about the BHA's campaigns work on Collective Worship: https://humanism.org.uk/campaigns/religion-and-schools/worship-in-schools
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More than three years after the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster, the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf states are back and virtually better than ever.
That is, at least, according to BP.
Three years after the oil explosion dumped roughly 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf and killed 11 men beginning April 20, 2010, the BP communications team released a six-page "fact sheet" touting all the progress made and the dollars BP has spent on cleanup and claims.
"As the fact sheet indicates, no company has done more to respond in the wake of an industrial accident than BP," BP stated about the worst man-made environmental disaster in the nation's history. "Significant progress has been made in cleaning the Gulf shoreline and in the recovery of the environment and economy in the affected area."
BP spent the past week announcing state-by-state projects for coastal restoration and related projects totaling nearly $600 million, including about $340 million in Louisiana.
So now that Louisiana has received these funds … No, wait, they "reached agreement in principle" on how to allocate the dollars that were first promised more than two years ago. The nearly $600 million are part of $1 billion that BP promised in April 2011.
Still, it means Louisiana will at some point in time likely receive the dollars to enhance the barrier islands that are in line for restoration: Whiskey Island in Terrebonne Parish, $110 million; Chenier Ronquille and Shell Island, both on the west bank of Plaquemines Parish, $136 million; and $72 million for Breton Island on the east bank of Plaquemines Parish.
Another $22 million will go toward establishing two Fish Stock Research and Enhancement Centers in Lake Charles and in Point a la Hache in Plaquemines Parish.
"With the help of the extensive cleanup efforts, early restoration projects, and natural recovery processes, the Gulf is returning to its baseline condition, which is the condition it would be in if the accident had not occurred," said Laura Folse, BP's executive vice president for response and environmental restoration.
So, while state and environmental officials did praise the project announcements this week, should it also be assumed that everything is hunky-dory?
"Three years after the Gulf was inundated with BP oil, the wildlife, habitats and people of the Gulf are still feeling the effects of the disaster," David Muth, of the National Wildlife Federation, said last month. "In 2012 alone, some 6 million pounds of BP oil was collected from Louisiana's shorelines and 200 miles of coast remain oiled. We can't allow BP off the hook for anything less than justice requires — a full payment for its recklessness so that real restoration of the Gulf's ecosystem and economy can begin."
"We still have concerns about the long-term effects on the Gulf and its estuaries," Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser added. "We still see oil on the surface after storms with no one out there monitoring it. We will not stop until we get the help we need."
Essentially, scientists have expressed concern that the entire Gulf food chain remains at risk down to the smallest microorganisms and moving on up. Oiled dolphins and other animals continue to be found.
At the same time, the federal government and the state remain mired with BP in a civil trial that is expected to last several more months. The first phase, which focused on who was most at fault, ended last month. The second phase, which does not start until September, will target determining the amount of oil spilled and the damages.
BP's Clean Water Act penalties alone in trial could range from $5 billion to nearly $18 billion depending on how "grossly negligent" BP is found and that is where the real money awaits. Conservation organizations like the Environmental Defense Fund, for instance, have argued BP should be responsible for about a $40 billion settlement — $20 billion each through the civil penalties and through restoring the Gulf to its previous state.
"We're still waiting for these funds, and as each day passes, we lose more of our coast," U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., stated this past week. "We have waited long enough, and I continue my call for a swift resolution of BP's civil case so we can get to work rebuilding our coastline and protecting our communities from storm surges."
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Preliminary Report: Learjet Strikes Wing on Landing
Bombardier Learjet 35, Opa-Locka, Fla., July 12, 2011–While landing at Opa-Locka Executive Airport (OPF) at the conclusion of a Part 91 test flight, the twinjet encountered wind shear 30 feet above the runway and rolled to the right, losing 20 knots of airspeed. As the pilot attempted to regain control of the airplane, its right wingtip struck the runway. The pilot was able to land safely and taxi off the runway. Examination of the airframe revealed substantial damage to the outboard right wing. The two pilots and two passengers were uninjured.
Preliminary Report: Citation Overshoots Runway
Cessna 550 Citation Bravo, Ewing Township, N.J., July 22, 2011–While attempting to land at Trenton-Mercer Airport at the end of a Part 91 positioning flight from Teterboro Airport, the twinjet suffered minor damage when it departed the runway. The Citation came to rest in a grassy area about 200 feet off the runway, shutting down the airport's runway traffic for several hours. The two-person flight crew was uninjured.
Preliminary Report: Hawker Suffers Mishap in Africa
Hawker Beechcraft Hawker 800, Benin, Nigeria, July 10, 2011–The Nigerian-registered twinjet was damaged when it overshot the runway at Benin City Airport and skidded into brush near the Nigerian Air Force headquarters. According to reports, the three people on board suffered injuries. The Nigerian government is investigating the accident.
Preliminary Report: Bell Goes Down in Indonesia
Bell 412, Mount Dua Saudara, Indonesia, Aug. 3, 2011–The helicopter was destroyed and all 10 people on board were killed when it crashed into a mountainside while on a charter flight to a mining site. Authorities say they lost contact with the Nyaman Air-operated rotorcraft several minutes after it took off from Sam Ratulangi International Airport in the North Sulawesi capital of Manado.
Preliminary Report: Bell Crashes in Canadian Wilderness
Bell 407, Stewart, Canada, July 31, 2011–The Bell, owned and operated by Vancouver Island Helicopters, was destroyed when it crashed in a remote area on British Columbia's northern coast during a charter flight for a geological survey. According to reports, there were high winds in the area at the time of the accident. The pilot and two passengers were killed. Transport Canada is investigating the accident.
Preliminary Report: Eclipse Strikes Ground Vehicle
Eclipse Aviation EA500, Saanen, Switzerland, March 14, 2011–During roll-out at Saanen Aerodrome at the conclusion of a flight from Innsbruck, Austria, the U.S.-registered light twinjet struck the arm of a parked de-icing truck, causing substantial damage to the aircraft. The pilot and four passengers were uninjured. The Swiss Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is investigating the accident.
Factual Report: Wind Shear Eyed in Rough Global Landing
Bombardier Global Express, Teterboro, N.J., April 21, 2011–The twinjet's left wing struck the ground during landing at Teterboro Airport, causing substantial damage to the outboard forward wing spar. During the approach, the pilot not flying reported airspeed fluctuations of as much as 20 knots. As the pilot flying initiated the landing flare, the aircraft was struck by a gust of wind and rolled left. The pilot applied full opposite aileron but could not prevent the wing strike. The Bombardier was able to land, slow to taxi speed and exit the runway. Approximately five minutes before the accident, the wind was recorded at 310 degrees at 20 knots. Peak wind at the time of the accident was measured at 33 knots at 300 degrees.
Factual Report: Socata Crashes Short of Runway
Socata TBM850, Salem, Ohio, May 19, 2011–The turboprop single was substantially damaged and one of the three passengers suffered serious injuries when it crashed short of Runway 10L at the Salem Airpark (38D) at the end of a Part 91 flight from Valparaiso, Ind.
The pilot (who was uninjured) told NTSB investigators that after breaking out of the clouds at 1,800 feet msl, he made a visual approach to the airport. He reported that he had calculated a landing distance of 1,400 feet and he intended to land near the approach end of the runway. The pilot told investigators that at about half a mile from the runway, on approach with gear down and full flaps, the airplane felt like it "literally just dropped out of the sky." He applied full power and attempted to perform a go-around, but the left main landing gear struck the ground approximately 120 feet from the beginning of the runway. The TBM came to a stop on the left side of the runway about 120 feet past the threshold.
According to data downloaded from the aircraft's Garmin GPS 1000 MFD, the TBM850's airspeed varied from 71 to 81 knots indicated airspeed (IAS) during the 10 seconds before impact. The data also indicated that the airplane's groundspeed averaged approximately 3 to 5 knots higher than the IAS during the final approach. The TBM850's operating handbook lists the stall speed with the aircraft in landing configuration as 64 knots IAS at max takeoff weight.
Final Report: Pilot Disorientation Blamed In Fatal Citation Crash Cessna 525 Citation CJ1, West Gardiner, Maine, Feb. 1, 2008–The NTSB ruled that the pilot's spatial disorientation and subsequent failure to maintain airplane control was the cause of the accident, which destroyed the twinjet and killed the private owner-pilot and her passenger two minutes after takeoff. According to witnesses, the pilot was eager to leave despite acknowledging the poor weather conditions. As she departed the airport, the pilot neglected to activate taxi and runway lights, taxied on grass areas off taxiways, and announced incorrect taxi instructions and runways. After departing from Augusta State Airport on an IFR flight plan in darkness with near-zero visibility in mist and light freezing rain, the airplane entered a climbing right turn. At 3,500 feet, the pilot declared an emergency, stating she had an attitude indicator failure.The aircraft was equipped with three separate sources of attitude information, all powered by separate sources. In the event of a failure of the pilot and copilot instruments, the crew could maintain aircraft control by using the standby attitude indicator that is in plain view from the pilot seat. The pilot's last transmission indicated that she wasn't sure which direction she was turning. Radar indicated at the time that the aircraft was in a steep, rapidly descending turn. Night operation in IMC, an accelerating climbing turn along with the pilot's demonstrated complacency would have created an environment conducive to spatial disorientation, the Safety Board concluded. Based on the altitude and speed of the aircraft, the pilot would have had mere seconds to identify, overcome and respond to the effects of spatial disorientation. Final Report: Pilot's Loss of Control Blamed for Mu-2 Crash
Mitsubishi MU-2B-26A, Princeton, Ky., April. 3, 2010–The pilot's failure to maintain directional control during landing roll resulted in a runway excursion and substantial damage to the airplane, according to the Safety Board. The NTSB was unable to determine a reason for the control loss. According to the pilot, who suffered minor injuries in the accident, as he touched down on the centerline in a "textbook" landing 800 feet beyond the runway threshold, the twin turboprop's wing dropped suddenly and the aircraft veered sharply to the right and exited the runway. The pilot then added full power in an attempt to fly over a ditch and collided with a fence, buckling the MU-2's wings and fuselage.
The pilot told investigators that he believed something caused the power to drop or to change the pitch on the right propeller, causing the runway departure. Investigators found no defects with the nose gear and all main landing-gear linkages were intact with signs of impact damage. Examination of the engine power and propeller controls revealed no anomalies, and flight control continuity was established from the controls to their respective flight surfaces. Examination of the runway revealed tire marks approximately 400 feet from the initial touchdown mark, continuing for 1,500 feet on the right side of the runway to the point of impact.
Final Report: Wet Runway Caused Citation Skid
Cessna 525A Citation CJ2, Storm Lake, Iowa, June 21, 2010–The pilot's decision to land on a water-contaminated runway resulted in a runway excursion during the landing roll, the Board ruled. Contributing to the accident were the pilot's lack of knowledge regarding the landing distance required and the airplane's limited braking effectiveness on a water-contaminated runway.
The pilot told investigators that he cancelled his IFR plan and proceeded to Storm Lake Municipal Airport (SLB) visually despite thunderstorms in the area. He reported that during the landing rollout at the conclusion of the Part 91 flight, the wind shifted from a quartering headwind to a tailwind and that he was unable to stop the twinjet due to the "wet runway and the wind." With too little runway left to execute a go-around, the CJ2 exited the departure end of the 5,000-foot runway and its nose gear and left main landing gear collapsed in the grass and mud. The pilot told investigators that "With the brakes fully applied, the aircraft responded as if it had none."
Examination of the aircraft's tires and brake systems found no problems with the exception of an anti-skid control valve that performed slightly below test requirements, which investigators ruled would not have affected the unit's performance. The pilot told the FAA inspector that there was standing water on the runway at the time of the accident. According to the CJ2's flight manual, under the conditions reported, the aircraft had a Vref wet runway landing distance of 4,050 to 4,350 feet, and a Vref water-covered runway distance of 5,900 to 6,250 feet.
Final Report: Wind Gust Carried Twinjet Past Safe Landing
Gulfstream IV, Teterboro, NJ, Oct. 1, 2010–The NTSB attributed the runway overrun to the pilot-in-command's (PIC) failure to attain the proper touchdown point while landing with a gusting crosswind and his failure to initiate a go-around, resulting in a landing more than halfway down the runway.
As the flight approached Teterboro Airport (TEB) the PIC elected to add 10 knots to the Vref speed due to the wind conditions. As the twinjet descended toward 6,013-foot-long Runway 6, the pilot obtained a wind check from the tower controller indicating the wind was from 010 degrees at 15 knots, gusting to 25. The copilot made airspeed callouts throughout the approach and the airplane descended into ground effect at between 150 to 160 knots. It floated and bounced upon landing before finally touching down with approximately 2,250 feet of runway remaining.
According to Gulfstream, at the aircraft's estimated landing weight, a runway distance of 2,820 feet is required under dry conditions. The deployment of thrust reversers, ground spoilers, brakes and the GIV's anti-skid system could not prevent the twinjet from exiting the runway at nearly 50 knots and coming to rest in an engineered materials arresting system. None of the 11 people on board was injured.
The PIC told investigators the aircraft was at Vref just before touchdown when a gust of wind caused it to float. In a statement, he said that at no point did either pilot believe there wasn't adequate runway left for landing. The jet touched down with approximately 65 percent of the runway behind it, and the copilot told investigators he didn't realize the aircraft wouldn't stop in time until there was less than 500 feet of runway remaining. A contributing factor to the accident was the failure of either pilot to call for a go-around when the airplane was at Vref plus 15 at 50 feet above the runway, or once they had floated well beyond the touchdown zone of the runway.


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INTEREST rates are likely to remain unchanged tomorrow when the Reserve Bank of Australia Board meets for the third time this year.
The cash rate has stayed at 3 per cent since December last year, when it fell by 25 basis points (0.25 percentage points).
It is widely predicted the cash rate will fall again this year, but not yet.
Historical data shows the cash rate reached its peak at 17.5 per cent in 1990 and is now resting at a record low.
It fell five times in 2012, by 125 basis points, and borrowers enjoyed the significant falls while savers suffered as returns offered on deposits dropped.
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New Hampshire Employment Security offers benefit payments to unemployed citizens, using the funds collected through the state's payroll tax program. To keep the program running smoothly and prevent abuse, rules regulate every step of collecting unemployment. You must meet the eligibility rules to become approved. The NHES uses its benefit rules to determine how much you'll receive per week and how long you'll receive it. Rules also exist for filing a weekly claim to verify continued eligibility before you receive each payment.
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New Hampshire unemployment eligibility begins with your work status. You must be either partially or completely unemployed. You also must conduct an active search for work, including signing up for the Job Match work search program (see Resources). In addition to these rules, you must also be available to work during the normal work hours for the jobs you're qualified to perform, as well as physically and mentally able to perform this type of work.
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New Hampshire uses a chart to determine how much you can receive each week for unemployment benefits and how many payments you can receive based on your wages during your base period. Your base period is the first four of the last five calendar quarters before the week you applied for unemployment. The NHES totals the amount of wages you earned as a covered employee during your base year. Then locates that total on the left side of the chart (see Resources). The number under WBA is what each week's payment will be. The number under MBA is the maximum amount you can receive from New Hampshire unemployment each benefit year. Divide your MBA by your WBA and the result is the number of weeks you can collect unemployment.
New Hampshire Maximums
New Hampshire regulations limit the amount you can collect per week on unemployment and the number of payments you can collect per benefit year. These rules prevent abuse of the unemployment system and ensure that no one can use unemployment as their year-round, primary source of income. The weekly benefit maximum can change each year, but as of January 2011 it's $427 per week. You are also limited to collecting 26 weeks of weekly benefit payments per benefit year.
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Before the NHES will distribute an unemployment payment to you, it requires that you "certify" for it. Certifying (also called filing a weekly claim) is the process of contacting the NHES either through the website or telephone hot line to verify your weekly eligibility. Each pay week ends on a Saturday and you must certify for that week no later than midnight on the following Saturday. Answer all questions during the process truthfully to receive your correct benefit amount, including whether you worked and how much you earned for the week if you did


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Expositions in Jewish Dietary Laws Gelatin, Kitniyyot and their Derivatives, Carmine Rabbi David I. Sheinkopf picture of book cover This study, which updates earlier works by the same author, offers comprehensive and authoritative expositions of several of the most complex issues in Jewish Dietary Laws - the conversion of inedible animal parts into kosher food ingredients and the use by Ashkenazic Jews of extracts of kitniyyot in foods for Passover prepared before the festival. Included for thre first time is a third section affirming the kashrut of carmine, a widely used food coloring. The author, whose works have established him as an international orthodox kashrut consultant, has analyzed and documented all available rabbinic sources that sanction on firm halakhic ground the use of these ingredients in kosher foods. These sources are scattered throughout rabbinic literature and until now have not been collated and systematically presented as separate units for halakhic study. The need for such a work, especially for the English reader, is fully met by this publication.
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Jim Harbaugh: We want Alex Smith
Published: May 17th, 2011 | Tags: Alex Smith, Colin Kaepernick, Fran Charles, Jim Harbaugh, NFL Total Access, San Francisco 49ers
It's been a forgone conclusion for many throughout the offseason that Alex Smith would return for a chance to win back his starting job with the 49ers under new coach Jim Harbaugh, who openly campaigned on the idea.
While it's not a done deal — Smith will be an unrestricted free agent when league transactions are allowed — Harbaugh is now leaving little to the imagination as to the team's intentions.
"It's well documented, on record, that we very much want Alex Smith to be a 49er next year," Harbaugh told NFL Network's Fran Charles. "He really is a 49er in my mind, and hopefully in his mind he is a 49er. We look forward to him competing for that starting quarterback position next year."
Harbaugh falls short of naming Smith the starter, but his return is a logical step for both sides. Rookie Colin Kaepernick could have a role, but won't be ready to start. Harbaugh and Smith spent time together before the lockout, presumably a chance for Smith to get familiar with Harbaugh's playbook in what now looks to be a shortened offseason. It also might represent the best opportunity for Smith to start, rather than enter into a totally unfamiliar system and locker room next season.
To tie a bow on the situation, it appears the feeling is mutual. Smith told CSNBayArea.com on Tuesday he's likely to return.


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Thursday, June 5, 2014
Qualcomm Takes Rapid Charge Technology To Japan
San Diego-based Qualcomm said yesterday that it has inked a partnership with NTT DOCOMO, to extend its quick charging technology to Japan. According to Qualcomm, DOCOMO has adopted its Quick Charge 2.0 technology into a line of smartphones, tablets, and power adapters which are expected to ship this summer. Financial impact of the win was not disclosed. Qualcomms said its Quick Charge 2.0 technology allows devices to charge up to 75 percent faster than products which do not use the technology. Qualcomm's technology had initially been targeted at smartphones and tablets, however, the company said it recently increased the number of watts which can be delivered using its technology to 60 watts, which allows for the charging of notebooks, as well.


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Ask Paul Tremblay about what it was like in Hydro One's main control centre in Barrie when a third of Toronto went black on July 5 and he replies in one word: "Busy."
That was the day when a Hydro One circuit breaker in Toronto's west end Manby transformer station blew up.
Losing the circuit breaker by itself shouldn't have had that kind of impact, says Tremblay.
But the explosion spewed hot oil over nearby equipment, causing it to malfunction and shut down and spreading the blackout in a much wider radius.
Emergencies like that are occasions when the 300 staff at the control centre are put to the test.
Big screens inside the control room pulled up schematic diagrams of the transformer station, showing it knocked out of service.
Calls went out to the Independent Electricity System Operator – which co-ordinates Ontario's generating stations – and Toronto Hydro – whose system is fed by the Manby station – saying:
"This is what we've got, what do you have?"
Teams of controllers immediately set to work, trying to figure out how to bypass the Manby station and route power into the city's west end from other sources, including the Portlands generating station on the eastern waterfront.
The $120 million control centre, opened in 2005, allowed controllers to see the scope of the problem and start planning solutions even as emergency crews set to work.
Controllers can see breakdowns as they happen across the system's 23,000 kilometres of high voltage transmission lines, and hundreds of transformers and switching stations.
It's something of a change from the recent past: "Ten years ago, everything
was done with paper and pencils," says Tremblay.
And instead of being informed instantly through an automated network about breakdowns, control staff often wouldn't know about failures until customers started calling in to report blackouts.
With more than 20,000 outages or equipment failures likely to occur across the system each year, it helps to have a jump on them early.
On a quiet afternoon this week, there are no major problems on the system – a good thing, since energy minister Brad Duguid is being taken on a tour of the centre by Hydro One chief executive Laura Formusa.
Controllers watch computer screens at their desks, and keep an eye on big schematic projections on wall screens.
A weather map charts major storm systems: Nothing much on this day, although a band of thunderstorms tracking across Illinois is something to keep an eye on.
Lightning damage is inevitable: There's only so much you can do to protect tall metal transmission towers in the midst of a thunderstorm, although stringing "skywires" above the transmission lines helps to absorb the charge from lighting strikes and limit damage.
Meanwhile, white wall screens run scenarios showing what back-up is available to take the strain if one or another major piece of equipment goes out of service.
If the control centre itself runs into trouble – say a chemical spill in the area forces an evacuation – there's a fully equipped back-up centre in Toronto, plus a stripped-down back-up centre not far away in the Barrie area, that could take over temporarily while staff travel to Toronto.
Formusa makes the case for the heavy spending Hydro One has done – and continues to do – on modernizing its system through facilities like the control centre.
Generating power is not enough, she says.
"It's great to have all that energy. But if you can't move it to the loads, it's useless. So the more flexibility you can build into the wires system, the better utilization of scarce resources you have."
One of the areas Hydro One has its eye on is Toronto, which gets most of its power from two main transmission lines. Building a third line has been proposed, but put on the shelf after it drew hot resistance from residents of the east end neighbourhoods it would cross.
"We still need to do more work in Toronto," says Formusa. "It's an old city."
The Portlands centre, which provides power from inside the city, helps keep the lights on, but another supply line from outside "is something we continue to study with Toronto Hydro," says Formusa.
Hydro One's next big project is to automate its local distribution system – the low voltage wires that deliver power directly to homes and businesses, mostly in smaller centres and rural areas around the province.
At the moment, failures on the distribution system still have to be phoned in by customers to a call centre in Markham, which then relays reports to Barrie.
That will cost many millions of dollars more – money which has not yet been approved by the Ontario Energy Board.
And in the meantime, Hydro One is still pushing for significant increases in rates for its main transmission system: A 15.7 per cent jump in 2011, and a further 9.8 per cent increase in 2012.
But Duguid says money needs to be spent.
"These are smart investments," he said after the tour.
"Without the investments made here, our system would be back to where it was seven years ago: An unreliable system of energy that Ontarians couldn't count on."


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American Merchant Marine Veterans Memorial
Angel's Gate Recreation Center
Assistance League of San Pedro Post Office
Drum Barracks Civil War Museum
Fort MacArthur Military Museum
Old St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Point Vicente Interpretive Center
U.S.S. Los Angeles Naval Memorial
This striking memorial, the first national memorial to merchant seamen in the United States, was commissioned by a group of local seamen to honor merchant marine veterans from all wars. At the height of World War II, there were 215,000 merchant mariners, including many teenage boys too young to enlist in the military, and men classified as 4-F, yet caught up in the patriotic fervor that swept the country after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. According to official statistics, more than 6,795 civilian merchant seamen lost their lives in World War II for a causality rate of 1:32 (the highest casualty rate of any service); 600 were taken prisoner; and more than 650 of their ships were sunk. Unofficial statistics cite 8,651 merchant mariners killed at sea, 11,000 wounded, 1,100 died from their wounds ashore, 604 taken prisoner and 60 died in prison camps.
The bronze statue depicts two merchant seamen climbing a Jacob's ladder after making a rescue at sea. The designer of the statue was the Wilmington, CA sculptor, Jasper D'Ambrosi. His creation of the original design was finished and accepted in early 1986. However, D'Ambrosi died August 1 of the same year before starting the final clay model. The enlargement was done by his sons, Marc and Michael as a tribute to their father. The Jacobs ladder was cast at the family foundry, Arizona Bronze, in Tempe, AZ in 1987. Although the land for the memorial was donated by the City virtually all of the $700,000 for the project came from private donors.
A bronze plaque on the memorial states, "The United States Merchant Marine has faithfully served our country in times of war and peace hauling cargo to every corner of the world. This Memorial is dedicated to those brave men and women of all races, creeds and colors who answered that call to serve."
Every May 22 there is a National Maritime Day Observance and Memorial Service with local dignitaries speaking and honoring the American Merchant Marine Veterans who bravely served their country. On May 22, 2003, phase two, the five "Walls of Honor" were unveiled and dedicated as white doves were released in a very moving tribute.
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London, United Kingdom, 2012/06/05 - Certification for Subexs award-winning ROCware platform - SubexWorld.com.
Subex Ltd, a leading global provider of Business Support Systems (BSS) for Communications Service Providers (CSPs), announced that it has successfully completed the TM Forum Business Metrics Automation Certification on their ROCware platform. The product has been successfully certified against Business Metrics Automation Interface Version 1.0 and the Revenue Assurance Metric Groups in the Business Performance Measurement System Version 5.6.
The TM Forum Business Metrics Automation program was launched at the Management World conference in Dublin in May last year. The program works with software suppliers and consultants to incorporate TM Forums standardized Business Metrics into products and solutions; this allows service providers to automatically upload metric data into the TM Forum Business Benchmark Database.
TM Forums Business Metrics Automation makes comparative data easily accessible to service providers by implementing standard metrics in supplier products and enabling service providers to automatically participate in our business benchmarking program through those products, said John Sheehy, Product Manager, Conformance & Benchmaring, TM Forum. We are pleased to acknowledge Subexs Business Metrics Automation Revenue Assurance Metrics Certification for ROCware. This certification helps the entire industry improve the accuracy of comparative data collection.
Vinod Kumar, Group President, Subex Ltd said,The TM Forum Business Metrics Automation is the industrys standard for benchmarking and this certification is an extremely positive development for us. This is an independent assessment of our industry-leading solution and showcases our conformance to industry standards. It is an important testimony to the hard work and belief we have consistently shown.
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Subex Limited is a leading global provider of Business Support Systems (BSS) that empowers communications service providers (CSPs) to achieve competitive advantage through Business Optimization - thereby enabling them to improve their operational efficiency to deliver enhanced service experiences to subscribers.
The company pioneered the concept of a Revenue Operations Center (ROC®) a centralized approach that sustains profitable growth and financial health through coordinated operational control. Subex's product portfolio powers the ROC and its best-in-class solutions such as revenue assurance, fraud management, credit risk management, cost management, route optimization, data integrity management and interconnect / inter-party settlement.
Subex (subexworld.com) also offers a scalable Managed Services program and has been the market leader in Revenue Assurance and Fraud Management according to Gartner (2010 & 2011). Subex has also been declared market leader in Business optimization for four consecutive years by Analysys Mason (2007, 2008, 2009 & 2010). Business Optimisation includes fraud, revenue assurance, analytics, cost management and credit risk management. Subex has been awarded the Global Telecoms Business Innovation Award 2011 along with Swisscom for the industrys first successful Risk Reward Sharing model for Fraud Management.
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Jack and Margaret Winter of Canonsburg will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with dinner and a show by Jim Brickman, "On a Winter's Night."
Mr. and Mrs. Winter were married December 10, 1972, in Cameron, W.Va.
The couple have two children, Justin Winter and Alyson Winter Bailey (Louis), both of Canonsburg. Their grandson is Gunther John Bailey.
Mr. Winter is a personal care aide at Consulate Retirement Village of North Strabane Township.
Mrs. Winter is an organist and bell and choir director at Chartiers Hill United Presbyterian Church. She also is an administrative assistant at Fairhill Manor Christian Church in Washington.
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Love him or hate him
Baseball traditionally hadn't been my cup of tea as a viewing spectacle and a sport I had followed closely.
However, during a trip to the United States I got it, I got what the Americans enjoy about the baseball and why watching it is their summer past time.
One, home games are just as much about the day out and the social side of it as they are about what's going on on the field; and the other reason it is a sport that offers up some good, old-fashioned movie script-like drama.
What added to it all for me is that my visit was scheduled smack bang in the middle of the A-Rod blow-up.
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is regarded by some as one of the greatest players to play the game - this week he hit his 650th career home run.
Others quite simply hate the guy.
He is accused of being a drugs cheat and when I was in the States, Major League Baseball officials and their lawyers decided the evidence stacked up and handed him a 211-game suspension.
It is the largest baseball suspension handed down and it had threatened to bring the 38-year-old's career to an end.
Instead of accepting the suspension A-Rod has opted to appeal it and in-turn that lets him play out the remainder of the season before the appeal process plays out.
It was a struggle to find anyone in the United States, and even in his home city of New York, who are in A-Rod's corner.
Even The New York general manager doesn't want to talk to him and some of his home fans have joined in opposition fans in booing him when he walks to the plate to bat.
In a recent Yankees-Boston Red Sox game the Red Sox, and in particular pitcher Ryan Dempster, made their dislike of A-Rod quite clear.
When the Yankees veteran walked to bat he received the expected booing from the Red Sox fans and it was followed by Dempster lining A-Rod up.
He threw two pitches which had the disliked Yankees star ducking for cover before the third hit him in the back and elbow as he turned.
Dempster had quite obviously wanted to make a point. As a result he was suspended for five games but to put that suspension into context for you teams rack up 162 games ina season and Dempster was playing seven days later.
However, this story didn't end at Dempster hitting Rodriguez as he later stepped to smack a Dempster pitch for a home run and the Yankees won.
Love him or hate him, these sort of twists make sport such great drama.


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I wanted to get a opinion on something Idk if this is the correct section to ask but lets give it a try. Was thinking of offering services for polishing barrels, or slides on eBay along with service of color filling the engravings not the crayon method actual paint so it's durable. I wanted to see the opinions from fellow members as to if you saw this service on eBay you would go for it? Thanks guys for your time all opinions are appreciated.
I think your going to have Ffl issues.
Honestly I wouldn't trust sending my guns or parts to "some guy" on eBay. No disrespect meant. Just my opinion.
I think you would have better luck with building a client base with an regular online site and forget about ebay.
I like the opinions I see so far I've had the same thoughts myself. Just nice to have a second person with the same opinion. As far a ffl there are no violations as the barrel, slide are not classified as a firearm only the receiver is considered a firearm by ATF.
They can consider any serialized part a firearm if they wish. They are the .gov... you are not.
The general gun population will not send parts to any tomdickharry who offers a service. I sure wouldn't trust anyone without an FFL, liability insurance, business .....
Im not going to get into a debate. But if you follow ATF guidelines and regulations only the receiver of a firearm is considered a firearm. Hence why you can buy any part of a firearm ex. Slides, barrel, mag release. Bolt parts for rifles, stocks. Etc... But you cannot buy any type of receiver without an ffl. And I agree with you aswell I would not feel comfortable sending any part of my firearm to a random person without credentials.
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March 12, 2011
East Lansing, Mich. - Michigan State got its first taste of competition for the 2011 season on Saturday morning, as it had a series of scrimmage races against defending National Champion Virginia at Hungry Mother State Park in southwest Virginia. The Spartans' focus today was on improvement and technique, and head coach Matt Weise felt that his team got what it needed from facing off with the Cavaliers.
"Well, we got beat, but we learned a lot," joked Weise. "Today was a good opportunity for us to get out there and put into play what we have been practicing all this week during break.
"No one is going to roll over for us. I thought that we rowed well in our first pieces, but we just didn't go fast enough. Over the course of the day, they figured it out and were much closer to the Virginia boats. I certainly felt like there were glimmers of hope By the last race, they really responded. Our varsity eight was very close by the end. It's a good base for us to build on as we have our first races next weekend."
The Spartan varsity boats will travel back to the east coast to take on Ivy League crews Princeton and Brown; the 2V4 and novices will row in nearby Ypsilanti against Eastern Michigan. MSU's first Big Ten competition comes a week later, when MSU travels to Bloomington to race Indiana and Boston University.


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Local Businesses Awarded For Efforts On Behalf Of United Way
Lynchburg, VA - A large crowd gathered at the Kirkley Hotel in Lynchburg Thursday morning for the United Way's annual awards celebration.
The group honored many businesses and individuals for their efforts in 2013 on behalf of the United Way.
That included Genworth Financial as a member of the $300,000 club.
Areva, Babcock and Wilcox, and Centra were members of the $200,000 club and Nationwide insurance joing the $100,000 dollar club.


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Tropic Ventair 504 Ivy Cap
|This is a classic shape that can be worn with anything in your wardrobe. You can wear it any way you want, be it forward, backward and even to the side. The Tropic material is a blend of polyester and nylon which makes the hat extremely lightweight and durable. The Ventair is a stylistized weave where 6 rows border the base of the cap. These rows allow for more ventilation, hence the name Ventair. The Ventair 504 Ivy cap's sewn bill/visor made of a malleable plastic, so it can be curved for a better fit like a baseball cap. Approx.1 3/4" Sewn Bill Made of: 60% Polyester 40% Chlorofibre Ventair Venting Along Edge for BreathabilityEmbroidered Kangol Kangaroo Logo at BackElasticized SweatbandUnlined Sizes: S, M, L, XL and XXL
Ripstop Cotton 504 Ivy Cap
|Kangol's first foray into non-ball cap shapes within their casual Baseball collection, the Ripstop 504 Ivy Cap features the classic style and look of a Kangol flat cap, but with the fit and feel of a baseball cap.Great for a day on the golf course or just out driving with the top down, the Kangol Ripstop 504 Ivy Cap is an easy fashion option. Approx.1 1/2" Bill/Visor Made of: 98% Cotton2% Spandex 6 panel crownPadded brimEmbroidered Kangol logo at backFlexFit elasticized sweatbandEyelets for ventilationUnlined Sizes: S/M and L/XL
Bamboo 507 Ivy Cap
|Introducing Kangol Bamboo 507 Ivy Cap that is a great lightweight cap that not only looks good but feels good as well. Approx.1 3/4" Brim Made of:Bamboo-Chlorofiber Blend Kangol name sewn on sideUnlinedElastic sweatband Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Wool 504 Ivy Cap
|First introduced in 1954, the iconic Kangol 504 Ivy cap shape remains a timeless classic. Named after the block number on which it is made, the Kangol Wool 504 Ivy Cap is a seamless, 100% wool cap. Unlined with an elasticized sweatband, the Kangol Wool 504 Ivy Cap is minimally detailed with the famous Kangol kangaroo logo at its back. Approx.2" Sewn Bill Made of:100% Wool Elasticized SweatbandEmbroidered Kangol Kangaroo Logo (at back)Unlined Sizes: S, M, L, XL and XXL
Flexfit Wool Blend 504 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol FlexFit 504 Wool Blend Ivy Cap features a baseball shape with a six panel crown, offering a sporty functionality with a fashionable sleek cap design unique to Kangol. Constructed from a lightweight yet sturdy wool and acrylic blend, this cap is easy to wear and comfortable all day long with it's patented FlexFit sweatband, conforming perfectly to your head as well as your personal style. Approx. 2" sewn billApprox. 8 3/4" diameter Made of: 83% acrylic 15% wool 2% spandex Side eyelets for maximum breathabilityEmbroidered Kangol logo at back6 panel crownPadded bill Unlined
Rib Knit Cotton Blend 504 Ivy Cap
|Fresh for spring and summer, the Kangol Rib Knit Cotton Blend 504 Ivy Cap features a stylish rib knit finish in their classic 504 ivy cap shape. No seams or lines make this style incredibly sleek and streamlined with the only adornment being a small sewn Kangol tab at the side. Lightweight and breathable, this style is perfect for both men and women looking for a stylish warm weather cap. Approx. 9 3/4" Length, Flat 9 1/4" Width, Flat 1 3/4" Sewn Bill Made of: 43% Modacrylic 31% Cotton 26% Polyester Classic 504 Ivy Cap Shape Ribbed Design Sewn Kangol Side Tab Soft & Stretchy Sweatband Unlined for Maximum Breathability Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Tropic 504 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol Tropic 504 Ivy Cap is a classic shape that can be worn with anything in your wardrobe. Wear it any way you want, whether it's forward, backward or even to the side. Customize the sewn bill/visor just the way you want it. It's made of a malleable plastic so it can be curved for a better fit, just like a baseball cap. Approx.2" Sewn Bill Made of: 60% Polyester40% Chlorofibre Embroidered 'KANGOL' Kangaroo logo is centered on the back of the capElasticized SweatbandUnlined Sizes: S, M, L and XL only
Wool 504 Earflap Ivy Cap
|The Wool 504 is the iconic, original Kangol Ivy Cap. First introduced in 1954, the 504 cap gets its name from the number assigned to the block shape on which it was made. This classic variation incorporates a cozy rib-knit earlap that hugs your ears on the coldest days, and folds up into the cap when not needed. Approx.2 7/8" Sewn Bill/Visor Made of:100% Wool Oval Leather PatchPadded BillTuck-away EarflapsElasticized SweatbandUnlined Sizes: S, M, L, XL and XXL
Multi Stripe 507 Duckbill Ivy Cap
|Please Note: Sizes for this style are roomier than usual. Kangol provides an elastic sweatband that allows the hat to adjust and fit within the ranges stated below. Call us at 1-888-847-4287 for help with sizing.S = 6 7/8 - 7 1/8M = 7 - 7 1/4L = 7 1/4 - 7 1/2XL = 7 1/2 - 7 3/4 Featuring Kangol's famous 507 shape, the Multi Stripe 507 Ivy Cap boasts a streamlined design in a breathable and comfortable fabric blend. With its seamlessly knit and blocked shape, the Kangol 507 cap is famous for its deep crown that hugs the contours of your head for a classic, almost-baseball cap fit. Dressed with vertical contrasting stripes that follow the cap's shape, the Kangol Multi Stripe 507 Ivy Cap has a sleek, sporty look perfect for spring and summer. Approx. 9 1/2" Length, Flat 8" Width 1 3/4" Sewn Bill/Brim Made of: 75% Polyester 25% Modacrylic Classic 507 Ivy Cap Shape Baseball Cap Fit Constrast Striped Design Embroidered Kangol Logo at Back Soft & Stretchy Sweatband - Adjusts to Fit Unlined Breathable Lightweight Sizes: S, M, L, and XL. Sizes are roomier than usual, the stretchy elastic sweatband provided allows the hat to adjust to fit within the range stated above.
Seamless Wool 507 Ivy Cap
|The Seamless Wool 507 Ivy Cap by Kangol features a completely streamlined design made of a single piece of fabric for a seamless finish. Its classic 507 ivy cap style gives this cap a slimmer profile and a deeper fit reminiscent of baseball caps. Style and comfort meet to bring you the sleek and stylish Seamless Wool 507 Ivy Cap by trendsetting and iconic hat maker, Kangol. Approx.8 7/8" Length, Flat10 1/4" Width, Flat1 5/8" Sewn Bill/Brim Made of:55% Wool45% Modacrylic Seamless 507 Ivy Cap DesignEmbroidered Kangol Kangaroo Logo at BackStretchy Nylon SweatbandUnlinedPackable / Crushable Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Fashion Wool 504 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol Wool 504 Fashion Ivy Cap is the iconic, original Kangol Cap. First introduced in 1954, the 504 cap gets its name from the number assigned to the block shape that it is made on. The seamless, knitted and blocked construction is purely a Kangol innovation, and wool is the fundamental raw material upon which Kangol has built its name. Approx. 1 7/8" sewn billApprox. 9 1/4" diameter Made of: 100% wool Unlined Padded brim Elasticized nylon sweatband Embroidered Kangol logo on back
Maze Tex Wool Blend 504 Ivy Cap
|Featuring their unique two-toned "Maze Tex" finish, the Maze Tex Wool Blend 504 Ivy Cap is a striking new style from trendsetting cap maker, Kangol. Made in their iconic 504 ivy cap style, this cap features a classic profile and is minimally accented with a small leather Kangol logo tab at the side. Stylish and dressier than their classic Tropic Ventair, Tropic and Wool 504 ivy caps, the Maze Tex Wool Blend 504 Ivy Cap will take your day or night look to another level. Approx.9 1/4" Length, Flat9 1/4" Width, Flat2" Sewn Bill/Brim Made of:65% Acrylic25% Modacrylic10% Wool Classic 504 Ivy Cap StyleLeather Kangol Logo Side TabStretchy Nylon SweatbandUnlinedBreathablePackable / Crushable Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Mod Wool Blend Adjustable 507 Ivy Cap
|Designed with a pop of color peak and embroidered eyelets, the Kangol Mod is a knitted blocked 507 ivy shape that is sleek and seamless as well as has a slim and deep fit. Made with a baseball style open back, it comes complete with a metal slide adjuster. Approx.1 3/4" Sewn Bill8" Diameter Made of: 45% Acrylic 45% Modacrylic 10% Wool Elasticized nylon sweatband Kangol sewn logo tab Polyester strap with metal adjuster Unlined Sizes: S/M and L/XL
Tropic 507 Ivy Cap
|Made from the traditional Kangol Tropic knit, this ivy cap is lightweight, packable and durable. The pre-curved bill/visor ensures a comfortable fit while the side paneling adds understated styling to this streamlined look. Approx.9 1/2" Length, Flat10 1/2" Width, Flat1 5/8" Sewn Bill Made of:70% Polyester30% Modacrylic Contoured 6-Panel Design Embroidered Kangol Logo at BackElasticized SweatbandUnlinedBreathablePackable / Crushable Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Conduit Stripe Cotton 507 Ivy Cap
|The Conduit Stripe Cotton 507 Ivy Cap by Kangol features their signature 507 shape in an eye-catching striped design. Crafted of a breathable cotton blend, this style boasts a textured ribbed finish with each stripe featuring two colors for added depth. Its seamless 507 ivy cap shape famously combines the familiar fit and feel of a baseball cap with the undeniable style of a classic duckbill ivy cap. Approx.9 1/4" Length, Flat10 1/4" Width, Flat1 1/2" Sewn Bill Made of:55% Cotton45% Modacrylic Classic 507 Ivy Cap Shape Ribbed & Striped Design Sewn Leather Kangol Tab Soft & Stretchy Sweatband Unlined for Maximum Breathability Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Herringbone Wool Blend 507 Ivy Cap
|Please Note: This style runs large. See sizing breakdown below or call us at 1-888-847-4287 for help with sizing. S = 7 1/8M = 7 3/8L = 7 5/8XL = 7 7/8 A true classic, the Kangol Herringbone 507 presents a traditional knitted herringbone pattern in the 507 shape with a button on top. This herringbone ivy cap comes complete with satin lining and is adorned with the Kangol branded oval leather patch. This style is designed with timeless perfection! Approx.1 5/8" Sewn Bill/Brim10" Diameter Made of: 50% Wool 25% Acrylic 15% Other Fibres 10% Cotton Satin lining Elastic nylon sweatband Leather branded patch on left side of capKangol Heritage patch on inside of cap Sizes: S, M, L and XL. Sizes run large, see disclaimer at top of description for details.
Italian Leather Ivy Cap
|Made in Italy Featuring buttery and supple Italian leather, Kangol's Italian Leather Ivy Cap is cut and sewn in a classic ivy style and accented with a sleek Kangol pin at the back. Classically trimmed with a grosgrain ribbon sweatband and smooth satin lining, this ivy cap is a luxurious take on a classic Kangol ivy cap. Approx.10" Length, Flat9 1/2" Width, Flat1 7/8" Sewn Bill/Brim Made of:Outer - 100% Leather Lining - 100% Polyester Classic Ivy Cap DesignSewn Kangol Pin at BackGrosgrain Ribbon SweatbandSatin Lining Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Furgora 504 Ivy Cap
|The Furgora 504 Ivy Cap by Kangol features their iconic 504 ivy cap shape with a bold and funky angora fur felt finish. Incredibly soft to the touch, their angora blend features a loose fur finish, adding texture and dimension to this otherwise classic ivy cap. A stretchy elastic sweatband ensures a comfortable fit. Approx.9 1/2" Length, Flat9 3/8" Width, Flat1 1/2" Sewn Brim/Bill Made of:Cap - 55% Angora (Rabbit Fur), 40% Modacrylic, 5% NylonSweatband - 100% Nylon Classic 504 StyleLoose Angora Fur Felt FinishEmbroidered Kangol Kangaroo Back LogoElastic Comfort SweatbandUnlinedPackable Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Denim Cotton Blend 507 Ivy Cap
|Crazy about denim? The Kangol Denim 507 Ivy Cap applies a technique allowing only the surface layers of yarn to be pigmented with a deep, rich indigo hue. After washing, this imbues each individual hat with a singular, unique look. Complete with gold stitching along its trim and a red, white and blue striped sweatband - the Kangol Denim 507 Ivy Cap offers a classic washed denim look with the best in Kangol quality and 507 fit. Approx. 9" Diameter 1 3/4" Sewn Bill Made of: 55% Cotton 45% Modacrylic 100% Nylon Headband Classic 507 Ivy Cap Shape Washed Denim Look Gold Stitching Red/White/Blue Elastic Sweatband Side Leather Kangol Logo Detail Unlined Breathable Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Herringbone Ivy Cap
|This Ivy Cap is part of the Kangol Heritage collection, classic hats that are carried over from year to year. There are two distinct features of the ivy cap that distinguish it from any other. The cross-seam on the top creates a nice round crown, topped with a covered button centered upon the top, like an 8/4. Approx.1 5/8" Sewn Bill Made of: 50% Wool25% Acrylic10% Cotton15% Other Panelled CrownTop ButtonKangol Side LabelLining Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Malden Cotton Blend Ivy Cap
|Crafted of a cool and breathable cotton, linen and ramie blend, the Kangol Malden Cotton Blend Ivy Cap features a Japanese dobby weave accented with cut yarn detailing throughout. A self-fabric stripe panel adorns the center of the ivy and is finished with a metal dome Kangol logo pin at the back. Ideal for warm spring and summer months, the Malden Ivy is a great way to complete almost any casual look. Approx.9 3/4" Length, Flat9 1/4" Width, Flat Made of:84% Cotton8% Linen8% Ramie Japanese Dobby Woven Fabric w/ Cut Yarn DetailingSelf-Fabric Stripe Panel Down CenterMetal Dome Kangol Logo Pin at BackCotton Blend Sweatband and LiningLightweight & Breathable Size: S, M, L and XL
Herringbone Rib Wool Blend 507 Ivy Cap
|Featuring a stylish ribbed (i.e. raised) herringbone pattern, the Herringbone Rib Wool Blend 507 Ivy Cap is a striking, dressier option from iconic trendsetter, Kangol. Lightweight and completely breathable, this ivy cap is unlined and minimally accented with a sleek leather Kangol logo side tab. Available in great neutral tones, the Herringbone Rib Wool Blend 507 Ivy Cap is the perfect way to complete your look for day or night. Approx.9 1/4" Length, Flat8 1/2" Width, Flat1 3/4" Sewn Bill Made of:30% Modacrylic25% Polyester15% Nylon15% Acrylic15% Wool Classic 507 Ivy Cap StyleRibbed (Raised) Herringbone PatternLeather Kangol Logo Side TabStretchy Nylon SweatbandUnlinedBreathablePackable / Crushable Sizes: S, M, L and XL
Flexfit Pinstripe Cotton Blend 504 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol Flexfit Pinstripe 504 Ivy Cap crosses the look and feel of a 6-panel baseball cap with their classic 504 ivy cap shape. The patented Flexfit sweatband is included for utmost comfort and fit, while the muted, natural-hued pinstripe design emits understated style. Approx. 1 3/4" Sewn Bill 9" Diameter Made of: 49% Cotton 49% Polyester 2% P.U. Spandex Side Eyelets for Maximum Breathability Side Kangol Logo Sewn at Left Side Patented Flexfit Sweatband 6 Panel Crown Center Button Padded bill Unlined
Flexfit Plaid Rayon Blend 504 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol Flexfit Plaid 504 Ivy Cap is the ideal flat cap for those warm weather days ahead. Melding the everyday comfort of a baseball cap with the classic look of flat cap in a cool and lightweight material, the Kangol Flexfit Plaid 504 Ivy Cap is your perfect spring/summer cap! Approx. 9" Diameter 2" Sewn Brim Made of: 65% Polyester 32% Rayon 3% P.U. Spandex 6-Panel Crown Center Button Side Eyelets for Maximum Breathability Side Kangol Logo Sewn at Left Side Patented Flexfit Sweatband Padded Bill Unlined
Herringbone Textured 507 Ivy Cap
|The Herringbone Textured 507 Ivy Cap is built with a deep fit but slim silhouette. The large herringbone design has textural detail that adds depth and complexity to this classic 507 cap. Approx.1 3/4" Padded Sewn Bill9 1/2" Diameter Made Of: 55% Acrylic45% Modacrylic Kangol Kangaroo embroideryElasticized nylon sweatbandUnlined Sizes: S, M, L and XL. Brixton sizes run large, see sizing disclaimer at top of description for details.
Disney Wool 507 Ivy Cap
|The Kangol x Disney collaboration has taken classic shapes from a significant Kangol era to create whimsical design while staying true to the Kangol aesthetic. The 507 cap is a classic yet modern shape that features a contrasting underbrim and detachable Mickey, Donald and Goofy pin. Approx. 1 1/2" sewn billApprox. 9" diameter Made of: 55% wool45% acrylic Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck & Goofy side pinEmbroidered Kangol x Disney logos at backElasticized nylon sweatbandLeather bound edge on backContrasting underbrimSatin lined
Pietro Herringbone Peebles Wool Ivy Cap
|Made in Italy The Kangol Pietro Herringbone Peebles Ivy Cap is a great looking flat cap! Peebles is the Scottish village where the Tweed industry began. The Peebles Cap is a classic flat cap shape worthy of the name. Tweeds and Tartans have always been integral to Kangol and their heritage. Approx. 2" sewn billApprox. 9 1/4" diameter Made of: 100% virgin wool Embroidered Kangol side logoGrosgrain ribbon sweatbandSatin lined
Flexfit Marl Tweed Knit 504 Ivy Cap
|Made of a lightweight and breathable knit fabric blend, the Flexfit Marl Tweed Knit 504 Ivy Cap by Kangol features a brown marl tweed pattern with flecks of orange, yellow and white. Designed with six sewn panels and a sewn bill, this cap boasts a patented Flexfit stretch-to-fit sweatband for a comfortable fit. Accented with a small leather Kangol logo side tab, this cap is unlined and finished with sewn eyelets for additional ventilation. Approx.10 1/8" Length, Flat9" Width, Flat Made of:62% Polyester38% Acrylic 6-Panel 504 Ivy Cap StyleLightweight Marl Tweed KnitLeather Kangol Logo Side TabSewn Ventilation Eyelets - 2 Per SidePatented Flexfit SweatbandUnlinedPackable / Crushable Sizes: S/M and L/XL, see fit below:S/M = 6 7/8 - 7 1/8L/XL = 7 1/4 - 7 5/8
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Belgium international midfielder Jonathan Legear apologized Monday for crashing his car into a gas station while over the legal alcohol limit and leaving a person injured, in a statement quoted by Belgian sports website sporza.be.
Legear, who plays for Russian club Terek Grozny, was returning from a night out when he hit the building in his Porsche at 5.30 a.m. local time Sunday.
The injured man was not seriously hurt but the damage to the gas station has been valued at €300,000, according to reports in the local media.
"I offer my apologies to all those involved, directly and indirectly," Legear said in the statement released by his lawyers.
"I bear the consequences of my actions, as required by law."
Legear rejected reports in the local media that he was extremely intoxicated at the time of the accident.
"My blood alcohol content was just above what is lawful," he said, adding that this did not alter his responsibility for the crash and that he was willing to face justice.
The crash is not the first time Legear has hit a building while driving at night.
He was given community service after crashing into a house in 2009, when he played for Anderlecht.
Terek has not commented on the latest incident.
Legear joined Chechnya-based Terek in August 2011 and has since played 13 league games for the club.
He was in Belgium at the weekend after being left out of the Terek squad for Friday's 2-1 win at home to FC Rostov.


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Walnut Acres Children's Theatre's "Aladdin Jr.," this year's fifth-grade musical, will have its last weekend of shows Friday and Saturday in the multiuse room at Walnut Acres Elementary School, 180 Cerezo Drive in Walnut Creek.
Directors Judy Ryken, Lee Oller and Joni Cote bring to life the faraway land of Agrabah and the story of a young street urchin and a princess, who find that dreams can come true though perseverance, and with the help of some good old-fashioned magic.
Two casts have been performing "Aladdin, Jr." — the "London cast," giving its final performance Saturday, March 2 at 2 p.m.; and the "New York cast," wit remaining Tickets are $8 at the door for these final performances; seating is assigned. To check on availability, e-mail email@example.com.
Las Lomas High School has several musical events coming up, including a performance tonight (Feb. 28) by the school's Wind Ensemble, along with guests the Walnut Creek Intermediate Symphonic Band, starting at 7 p.m. at the Las Lomas Theatre, 1460 S. Main St.
Coming up on March 7, Las Lomas' March 7 Jazz Band and Chorale will perform at the Walnut Creek Education Foundation "Play It Forward" at the Lesher Center for the Arts in downtown Walnut Creek. Greg Errico, a founding member of Sly and the Family Stone, is scheduled to sit in as drummer, and Walnut Creek's Carlos Reyes, who has played with several name musicians including Steve Miller and Roy Rogers, will also play. The guest vocalist will be Jamie Davis.
And on Friday, March 15 the Big Band Swing Dance, featuring music by the Las Lomas Jazz Band at Zio Fraedo Restaurant, 611 Gregory Lane in Pleasant Hill. It starts at 7 p.m.' tickets are $40 per person and $70 per couple.
For more information, go to http://www.laslomasptsa.com/Index.html
A team of middle school students from Dorris-Eaton School in Walnut Creek placed second at regional competition of the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science's National Science Bowl Saturday, Feb. 23 at Las Positas College in Livermore.
The Office of Science began this competition to interest today's youth in pursuing careers in science and math.
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Drink away your turkey hangover at Howl at the Moon Baltimore on Black Friday! Howl Baltimore will be celebrating a late Thanksgiving and Black Friday on Friday, November 29th at 5:00PM. Gather the fam for round 2 or grab your best buds and head into Howl for some great Black Friday specials and your favorite dueling piano show.
On Black Friday, Americans across the country will flood the stores to take advantage of Black Friday sales, kicking off the holiday shopping season. Howl at the Moon is getting into the swing of things, offering Black Friday deals and steals.
After a long day of Black Friday shopping, join us at Howl at the Moon to unwind and show off your best finds! Get thrifty with some fantastic Baltimore Black Friday drink specials, including our 86oz Awesome Sauce Buckets. What's in the sauce you ask? Just awesome. Isn't that enough?
Let's not forget what all of your Black Friday shopping is really for… Get in the holiday spirit while our dueling pianos rock holiday jingles for the first time in the season!


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Friday, June 6, 2003 | 9:14 a.m.
Who: Dee Dee Bridgewater & Trio.
When: 8 p.m. Saturday.
Where: Government Center Amphitheater.
Admission: Free.
Information: (702) 455-8200.
If you didn't realize Dee Dee Bridgewater lives in Southern Nevada, don't feel badly. You're not alone.
The world-renowned jazz vocalist has kept an extremely low profile since moving to Henderson in 1999.
In fact, Bridgewater's 8 p.m. concert Saturday at the Government Center Amphitheater part of Clark County's free "Jazz in the Park" series will be the Grammy Award-winner's first headlining gig as a Nevadan.
"I feel very excited, like I'm really going to become a local resident," Bridgewater, 53, said in a phone interview from her home Tuesday.
"I'm on the road a lot, and we're a very private family, so I feel like people here have not understood what I do. This is going to be an opportunity to dispel any myths, any thoughts that maybe I'm just an exaggerator."
Bridgewater's only other recent local performance was in April, when she participated in the "Joe Williams Music Scholarship Concert," which benefited the Community College of Southern Nevada, at The Orleans. Before that, she most recently played Las Vegas in 1998 at the Riviera, before she lived here.
Bridgewater will be backed by a trio comprised of pianist/organist Shedrick Mitchell, bassist Ira Coleman and drummer Hans Van Oosterhout. The singer has planned a set that will highlight several phases of her acclaimed career.
"I'm going to do things across the board," Bridgewater said. "I'll throw in a couple of blues, and I'm going to do some tunes from my Live at Yoshi's' album that are a little more funk oriented and maybe throw in a couple of Horace Silver pieces that are funky, so I can get the crowd into it.
"And maybe I'll do one ballad. I've found when you do outdoor concerts like this, people need to be moved constantly. You can't slow them down for ballads or they lose interest."
Bridgewater's performance will also feature several cuts off her latest album, last year's "This is New," a tribute to German composer Kurt Weill.
Bridgewater, who had long included Weill-penned songs "Mack the Knife" and "My Ship" in her repertoire, became entranced with some of his other material during a concert celebrating his music in Wroclaw, Poland, in March 2000.
"It was a very eclectic show. The music was treated in every style imaginable, from opera to punk rock to rock opera to cabaret to straight-up pop to jazzy pop," Bridgewater said. "I found myself in this Weill-wonderland, so to speak, and I was just mesmerized."
Upon returning to the States, Bridgewater immediately began tracking down as many renditions of Weill's compositions as possible.
"I began to select the songs that spoke to me. And as it turned out, they were all songs from his U.S. period, from 1935 until 1950 when he died," Bridgewater said. "I wanted to concentrate on a more positive image of Kurt Weill, not this dark and brooding image that I think most people have of him."
Bridgewater, who won 1997's Best Jazz Vocal Performance Grammy for her Ella Fitzgerald tribute, "Dear Ella," is also an accomplished actress. She picked up a Tony Award in 1975 for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her role as Glinda the Good Witch in "The Wiz."
That background in theater served Bridgewater well on the 12 cuts on "This is New" ("Mack the Knife" is included as an unlisted bonus track).
Listening to the disc, it's easy to imagine the vocalist sauntering around a stage while demonstrating her range on the bouncy "Alabama Song" (made famous by the Doors) and "I'm a Stranger Here Myself," the Spanish-flavored "Bilbao Song" and the seductive "Speak Low."
"It's the first music I have done where the critics finally get, 'Oh that's right, she is an actress,' " Bridgewater said. "All of a sudden, my interpretive manner, the way that I can dramatize a song, made sense for the first time.
"It's the first music that has allowed me to bridge my two careers, and that's been wonderful."
Before tackling Weill's catalog, Bridgewater spent 4 1/2 years performing material from "Dear Ella" all over the world. That meant her scat-singing took center stage, something she wanted to move away from on her next project.
"With those standards, which were the pop songs of the '20s, '30s and '40s, the stories were very light, very naive. There was nothing to bite into lyrically, so I concentrated more on my musicianship and improvisational skills," Bridgewater said.
So much so that her audiences eventually started requesting less scat-oriented material.
"My fans began to say, 'Can't you just sing the songs? Do you have to scat on every song?' Bridgewater said. "So with the Kurt Weill music, all of a sudden I have these amazing stories, a million words and I can really just play the role of the singer now. And when I do improvisation, it's refreshing to the listener and it has more impact."
Before moving to Las Vegas, Bridgewater spent 17 years living in France, the country that originally embraced her music. Her husband is French, and their son was born in France, giving her a unique perspective on the recent tensions between the U.S. and its longtime ally.
"When there was all the dissension at the U.N., you couldn't help but take it personally," Bridgewater said. "At the same time, trying to be objective, I have to understand the whole nature of the situation. It was a kind of hysteria that was created. American people are especially patriotic since 9-11, so anyone that the president says we should not deal with, everyone is just going to follow."
Bridgewater and her family even felt recent anti-French sentiment firsthand here in Las Vegas.
"My husband had some run-ins with people, and people at my son's school decided that they couldn't be friends with him anymore," Bridgewater said. "So I told my husband to go home to France and cool off for a few weeks."
Bridgewater also experienced anti-Americanism in Europe, when a sold-out concert in Dusseldorf, Germany, was half-full in an apparent political statement.
"A lot of people felt this was the only way they could voice their approval of what the United States was doing," Bridgewater said. "But I don't take things like that personally anymore. Life is just too short."


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Currently selling books from her Disarm series for 99-cents apiece on Barnes & Noble, June Gray swept five spots on our Self Published Bestsellers List.
To help GalleyCat readers discover self-published authors, we have compiled lists of the top eBooks in three major marketplaces for self-published digital books: Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Smashwords.
We update these lists every week, tracking how writers perform inside these booming marketplaces. You can read all the lists below, complete with links to each book. If you are an author, check out our Free Sites to Promote Your eBook post and our How To Sell Your Self-Published Book in Bookstores post and our How to Pitch Your Book to Online Outlets post.
Amazon Self-Published Bestsellers for the Week of Monday, December 10, 2012
1. The Edge of Never by J.A. Redmerski: "With a purse, a cell phone and a small bag with a few necessities, Camryn, with absolutely no direction or purpose boards a Greyhound bus alone and sets out to find herself. What she finds is a guy named Andrew Parrish, someone not so very different from her and who harbors his own dark secrets."
2. Stop the Wedding! by Stephanie Bond: "a man and a woman determined to stop their parents from marrying fall in love themselves."
3. The Unwanted Wife by Natasha Anders: "All Alessandro de Lucci wants from his wife is a son but after a year and a half of unhappiness and disillusionment, all Theresa de Lucci wants from her ice cold husband is a divorce."
4. Accidentally on Purpose by L.D. Davis: "Emmy is finding Kyle hard to shake. He is blatant in his feelings and desires for Emmy, putting her in an awkward situation. She tries hard to resist Kyle, but deep down inside Emmy's motives are shady."
5. Fade into You by Kate Dawes: "Olivia Rowland leaves her Midwestern life behind after graduating from college and heads off to Los Angeles to work for a Hollywood talent agent. Life in L.A. is a culture shock, but nothing compared to the jolt she gets when Max enters her life."
6. Rock the Heart by Michelle A. Valentine: "good girl Lane has regretted breaking up with Noel Falcon. She thought she was sensible when she told him his dreams of being a rock star would get him nowhere, but now that he's a rock god and her career is stagnant, she realizes just how wrong she was."
7. Some Kind of Wonderful by Barbara Freethy: "'ABANDONED BABY FOUND' It's the kind of story investigative reporter Matt Winters writes about — not the kind he wants to be living. When he discovers a newborn baby girl on his doorstep, he panics …"
8. All In by Raine Miller: "Ethan Blackstone has problems. He's broken the trust of the woman he loves and she's left him because of it. Ethan isn't giving up though–he's determined to get his beautiful American girl back. Their passion together was explosive, but their secrets are even darker and more frightening."
9. Fade Into Me by Kate Dawes: "It's a bit over the top to call someone perfect, and I'm not naïve enough to think that any such person exists. I was with a beautiful man who had an amazing heart, boundless ambition, and he was crazy about me … And I discovered nothing comes without risk."
10. Fade into Always by Kate Dawes: "When the shy and reserved Midwesterner Olivia Rowland met Max Dalton, one of the brightest and most successful writer/producer/director Hollywood had seen in years, the two set off on a wild ride of extremes—passion, lust, fear, doubt."
Barnes & Noble Self Published eBook Bestsellers for the Week of Monday, December 10, 2012
1. His Every Choice by Kelly Favor
2. DISARM by June Gray
3. ENGAGE by June Gray
4. BESIEGE by June Gray
5. RETREAT by June Gray
6. The Henry Sessions by June Gray
7. Chosen by Denise Grover Swank
8. Here by Denise Grover Swank
9. The Duchess War by Courtney Milan
10. Wanted by Kelly Elliott
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1. Spinward Fringe Broadcast 7: Framework by Randolph Lalonde
2. With Everything I Am by Kristen Ashley
3. Into the Hollow by Karina Halle
4. Incendiary: The Premonition Series (Volume 4) by Amy A. Bartol
5. Come A Little Bit Closer: The Sullivans by Bella Andre
6. Wisdom by Amanda Hocking
7. Something in the Wine by Jae
8. The Duchess War by Courtney Milan
9. Settling the Account by Shayne Parkinson
10. Malice In Wonderland by HP Mallory
These three eBook lists were recorded on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
For the Amazon list, we found the highest ranked self-published bestsellers in Amazon's Top 100 Paid Kindle Books list. For the Barnes & Noble list, we highlighted the bestselling PubIt! eBooks from self-published authors. Finally, the Smashwords list was drawn from the bestselling titles in the company's fiction list. None of these companies have released actual sales figures for the individual books.
If you believe your book should (or should not) be included in our rankings, feel free to email GalleyCat with your concerns. Our list will not include writers attempting to game the system by using the names of famous authors. (Image via Horia Varlan)


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NEW JERSEY (FOX 5 NEWS) - Sometimes when you leap out on faith, you find your true calling. Leanne Lauricella left a lucrative career as an event planner in New York City and found that sense of purpose rescuing farm animals: a pig named Piney, chickens, roosters, but mostly goats.
She has 11 goats now at her sanctuary in Warren County, New Jersey, about 70 miles from Manhattan. And they have a huge following on Instagram. The Goats of Anarchy page is followed by people from all over the world.
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WFUV at SXSW: Pickwick
Seattle's Pickwick (@PickwickMusic) found themselves in a crowded scene of folk-rock until they busted out in a soul direction, thanks in no small part to the big fat vocals of lead singer Galen Disston.
Of all the Public Radio Rocks artist picks, this is the new, young band we're picking to be a future hit. A public radio discovery thanks to our sister station KEXP, they're about to release their debut record, Can't Talk Medicine, after a year of putting out singles as vinyl 45s.
The soul icing on their rock cake brings more than just a vocal style, though. As guitarist Michael Parker told KEXP: "I think what we've all identified with and draw from on those classic 60′s &70′s soul records is the combination of passion, groove, and melody that the artists from that time seemed to possess. The energy on those old R&B/Soul tunes is undeniable. Those folks put 100% of themselves behind the vocal and the performance. It's really inspiring stuff to listen to. On top of that, it's music that forces you to interact with it physically. I don't know know of anyone who can listen to the opening riff of a song like "Superstition" without bobbing their head or tapping their foot. Nick Drake is great, but his music doesn't make you do that."
Rounding out the 6-piece combo is Kory Kruckenberg, Michael's brother Garrett Parker, Cassady Lillstrom and Alex Westcoat.
Watch: Video of "Hacienda Motel" from the Public Radio Rocks Day Stage, SXSW 2013
WFUV's South by Southwest 2013 music coverage is graciously supported by TuneIn.
Funding for WFUV's ongoing coverage of live concerts and festivals comes from The Agnes Varis Trust, supporting affordable access to the arts, education and healthcare.