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Airport in Amsterdam Allows Travelers to Swap Leftover Euros for Bitcoin or Ethereum
Schiphol, the international airport serving Amsterdam, the Netherlands' capital city, is soon going to install a bitcoin ATM that would let travelers swap their leftover euros for bitcoin or ethereum, according to an announcement on Wednesday.
The airport explained that the new ATM will be placed in the departures terminal since it would be convenient for travelers to exchange remaining euros to two of the most popular cryptocurrencies when they leave the Netherlands.
The new crypto ATM at Schiphol is currently undergoing a 6-month trial aimed at determining whether there is enough demand for it from travelers, the release indicates.
Tanja Dik, director of Consumer Products & Services at Schiphol Airport, commented:
"With the bitcoin ATM, we hope to provide a useful service to passengers by allowing them to easily exchange 'local' euros for the 'global' cryptocurrencies bitcoin and ethereum. That can be beneficial if, for instance, it's not possible to spend euros in their home country."
He added that the airport is always looking for ways to innovate and provide the best possible service to passengers.
The service is a result of the partnership between ByeleX Data Solutions BV and Schiphol Airport. Herman Vissia, ByeleX director commented:
"We are excited that Schiphol is willing to join us in exploring ways to introduce passengers to the new cryptoreality."
The effort comes as major international airports embrace the idea of cryptocurrency as a beneficial innovative option for passengers.
Earlier this year, Brisbane Airport in Australia also announced that it will introduce a crypto payment option for customers shopping at retail stores across the terminal.
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Despite the high speed dome HD , 360 -degree angle without blind , fixed monitoring functions give the impression that the cruise is good, but in the actual application process, some drawbacks also will be surfaced , manufacturers need to strive to resolve.
Speaking on a short board ball machine applications exist, we all know, when the ball machine does not rotate , the equivalent of the bolt . Today, there are many cities in the blind pursuit of the ball machine building , but the actual application, the dome has never been used for cruising or track , when security incidents occur , often due to the angle of the ball machine problem , do not capture the proper recording in the camera range point the camera did not play a real role . Therefore, from a practical application point of view, how to play ball machine can be flexibly zoom and rotate advantage , whether through built-in intelligence and combat service platform together to achieve an effective , low false alarm rate of dome own functional advantages of the excavation, the entire chain and solutions need to concern.
Currently, there are two high speed dome on the practical application of short board , short board is the first interoperability problems. Current mainstream ONVIF, PSIA, GB28181 access protocols such as third-party NVR card frame phenomenon exist , or can not control PTZ and dome IP camera features serious deficiencies and other issues. The second short board is handling the issue of speed dome . High speed dome network compared to traditional analog ball with inherent network latency , the current network HD speed dome PTZ control is transferred out using the control interface to zoom, rotate and other controls , due to network latency and control the step size of the reasons , the current network HD speed dome is difficult to precisely control the object you want to monitor activity , very difficult. This put high speed dome network application experience reduced a lot, far less than traditional analog control of the ball handy.
In addition to the application , the ball machine its own technology also exists room for improvement, such as sensors and illumination problems. Movement HD ball machine is mainly used in CMOS image sensors , because the use of shutter CMOS -type exposure mode , resulting in the ball machine image appears in the process of high-speed tilting movement, while jitter ball machine in the case of large magnification monitoring it also uses the common problems existing CMOS movement within the industry . Another bottleneck is the piece of technology to improve nighttime infrared effects , due to the presence of visible and infrared light at night , the movement in the auto-focus problem is very prominent at night , breaking the technical problems will bring a qualitative improvement nighttime monitoring results.
Due to high speed dome generally installed outdoors , with respect to the indoor unit , post-maintenance is difficult. Also, due to the harsh outdoor environments, the reliability of the ball machine also made high demands , these two points there is a very large room for improvement at this stage. In addition , the current market is the largest movement of HD 30x optical zoom , lens if greater demand , the internal structure of the dome presents new challenges.
Trends: technology integration interoperability
From the direction of view, the network definition , intelligence, speed dome rapid technological convergence is the future mainstream trends. Future development will speed dome support GB/T28181 access through standard protocols and network standards Onvif, PSIA, CGI to achieve interoperability between multi-vendor , multi-platform ; through support higher resolution, higher and higher magnification the frame rate to get more high-quality images ; through integrated intelligent functions , change from passive to active surveillance monitoring ; through and license plate recognition , flash synchronization technology integration , and video effects to enhance nighttime road security monitoring effective utilization.
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In addition , there is high speed dome PTZ function compared to a fixed class IP camera, these features will significantly reduce the number of deployed cameras , thus reducing the cost of consumption , while allowing the operation more convenient , so the future demand for ball machine will continue to grow rapidly . An important factor in favor of speed dome development are: the price is much higher than traditional analog ball like fixed cameras , high positioning. With the decline in the cost of high speed dome , high speed dome in the future to replace analog ball machine at the same time , but also partially replace the fixed class cameras, such as bolt , hemisphere , etc. So , dig PTZ dome camera also features an HD good choice, speed dome appeared on the market today 3D control technology and virtual PTZ PTZ technology is the application of technology to upgrade its ultimate purpose is to make easier to use.

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LAHORE: Lailatul Qadr is being observed Saturday night across the country including Lahore with religious fervour and reverence.
Majority of Islamic scholars say the night of 27 Ramazan (Lailatul Qadr) is equal to praying for 1000 months. But, according to them, Allah Almighty has not revealed the exact timings of the night and directed Muslims to find it on all odd nights of the holy month which are: 21, 23, 25, 27 and 29 of Ramazan. They, however, say the night mostly falls on 27th night of Ramazan but the same time advise to search it in all odd nights too.
Special arrangements were made in the mosques of the City for the faithful who awoke all night to seek forgiveness of Allah Almighty as the holy month is going to be ended after two or three fasts. Religious scholars and prayer leaders delivered special sermons highlighting the importance of the night and month of Ramazan. The recitation of the holy Quran was completed during the night at Traveh prayer. The Imams made special prayers on completion of recitation and sweets were distributed inside and outside the Mosques. The mosques and houses were also profusely lit. The faithful arranged Milad, Zikr, Quran Khwani and religious discussion in line with the traditional practices as the night is better than 1,000 months.
Large number of Muslims visited the famous Mosques of the City including Badshahi Mosque, Data Darbar Mosque, Masjid Qadsia, Mansora Mosque, Jamia Naeemia, Jamia Ashrafiq, Minhajul Quran Mosque and other to hear the sermons of the Islamic scholars and made prays. Women awoke and prayed during the night at their homes.
Islamic scholars prayed for establishment of peace and order in Pakistan and whole world and sought mercy and kindness of Allah Almighty for whole mankind.


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EXIT Festival have announced a raft of names that will play the Serbian event, which takes place between Thursday 12th - Sunday 15th July.
Having already confirmed a slew of techno's hottest property, including Amelie Lens, Richie Hawtin and Ben Klock, the organisers behind the event have revealed the next wave of artists that will take to the stage this summer.
Heading up the heavier side of things of the EXIT Festival line up are arena filling punks Slaves, as well as Bristol based Idles. Alongside them will be reggae legend Ziggy Marley, whose iconic father Bob is the inspiration behind this year's 'EXIT Freedom' theme.
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TIFFIN, Ohio - Currently sitting in sixth in the GMAC standings, Tiffin baseball will look to move up after this week as they host Findlay for a doubleheader on Wednesday and fifth-place Kentucky Wesleyan for four games over the weekend.
Game Information:
Tiffin Dragons (15-24, 12-10 GMAC) vs
Findlay Oilers (11-24, 5-17 GMAC)
Wednesday, April 24 | 2:00 p.m. (DH)
Tiffin, Ohio | Heminger Field
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Tiffin Dragons (15-24, 12-10 GMAC) vs
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Sunday, April 28 | 12:00 p.m. (DH)
Tiffin, Ohio | Heminger Field
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Series History:
Tiffin and Findlay have met 37 times in baseball since TU joined the Division II ranks, and the Dragons hold a 23-14 advantage in the series. In their last meeting earlier this season, the Dragons and Oilers split a doubleheader on March 27 in TU's home opener. Findlay got a go-ahead homer in the top of the ninth inning from freshman Alex Foulks to take game one 4-3, before Tiffin erased three separate one-run deficits to take game two 6-5.
During the same time frame, Tiffin and Kentucky Wesleyan have faced off just six times, with the Panthers holding a 4-2 advantage in the series. TU and KWC last played on Feb. 26, 2017 in Winter Haven, Fla. as part of their spring break trip. The Dragons were held off the scoreboard in the contest, as Kentucky Wesleyan won 6-0.
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TU remains one of the hottest teams in the GMAC, as they have won nine of their last 12 entering the week. The Dragons are currently two games back of KWC for fifth place in the conference, two and half back of Ohio Dominican and Walsh for third, and just three back of Trevecca Nazarene for the second slot.
Last weekend, Tiffin was able to take three of four from last-place Davis & Elkins, sweeping the doubleheader that was moved to West Virginia because of weather before coming home and splitting with the Senators on Sunday.
Zach Campbell continues to lead the team and rank in the top five in the conference with a .398 batting average on the year, and has also scored 24 runs and knocked a team-leading 16 doubles along with 24 RBI. Cody Orr has been consistent all year from the leadoff spot, coming into the week second on the team hitting .347 with 32 runs scored and three triples. John Heckman is the other Dragon hitting over .300 at .324 for the season, and had added 13 doubles, five home runs, and a team-leading 34 RBI.
Orr is also a big contributer on the mound, leading the team with 54.2 innings on the year and holding a 3-0 record in 10 starts. Tyler Wehrle had another impressive outing in a win over Davis & Elkins on Sunday, as the freshman improves to 3-5 on the year with a 4.80 ERA and 31 strikeouts in 45.0 innings.
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Findlay has struggled mightily lately, as they are just 1-12 in the month of April and have dropped five-straight entering Wednesday's games.
Tyler Archambeau has the top batting average on the team at .347, but splits time as a catcher and has only seen 49 at-bats on the season. Of players with over a 80 at-bats, Trevor Anderson leads the way with a .317 average, eight doubles, and 12 RBI. Nic Varda also hits .308, while leading the team with 17 RBI and 17 walks.
Tyler Kennedy has seen the most action on the mound with 41.1 innings and a 1-4 record and 5.66 ERA, but it is Hunter Weis who looks to be the ace of the staff with a 3.66 ERA, 3-2 record, and 35 strikeouts in 39.1 innings.
Scouting the Panthers:
Kentucky Wesleyan has been operating in the opposite fashion of Findlay recently, coming into the weekend winners of eight of their last nine. The Panthers are currently fifth in the GMAC at 15-9, two games ahead of the Dragons.
KWC's pitching has been impressive on the year, ranking third in the GMAC with a team ERA of 4.97. Devin Smith is the unquestioned ace of the staff, holding just a 1.99 ERA in 54.1 innings pitched with 66 strikeouts to just 13 walks. His six wins are tied for second in the conference and 66 K's are also second. Zach Burton has also thrown well, holding a 3.76 ERA in 52.2 innings with 39 strikeouts. Joey Lara does the dirty work out of the bullpen, appearing in 15 games in relief and sporting a 1.57 ERA in 23.0 innings with 24 strikouts and eight walks.
On the offensive side, Chase Andrews paces the Panthers with a .358 batting average, 32 runs scored, 15 doubles, six home runs, and 35 RBI. Brayden Sisson also has 35 RBI and hits .354 with 14 doubles and 22 walks. Lane Kennemore holds the other KWC batting average over .300 at .339 on the year, while Cam Curry provides more pop in the lineup with eight doubles, five home runs, and a team-leading 38 RBI.


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They typically are too big to fit on an individual drawer. 2. Basic Keyless Entry Can be specified on a cart door or lock bar to secure multiple drawers or medication cassettes in the cart.Can also be specified for an individual drawer.A simple code punched into the keypad enables access.Keypads are available that allow a supervisor to change the code.Powered by batteries.Check to see if the cart lock has a tamper protection feature. This puts the lock into delay or sleep mode if several incorrect codes are entered.Make sure there are backup features. Two options:A 9-volt battery "jump-start" capability (yes, like jump-starting a dead car battery)A lock and key 3. Keyed Lock Bar A keyed lock bar that spans about a quarter the cart and its drawers.Covers just enough of the drawers to prevent them from opening when in the locked and closed position.Requires just a key to lock and unlock it.A master key can be ordered with multiple carts for supervisors to use as a back-up. 4. Breakaway Bar Locks in drawers and cassettes.Vertically placed on either the front right or front left side of a cart.Generally used for visual inventory control. For example, a cart may be stocked at the beginning of a shift. If the lock bar is pulled open, staff will know that someone has already accessed the cart and that it will need to be replenished with supplies. 5. Individual Breakaway Tabs Small clips, or tabs, that clamp down from a side of the cart onto the front of a drawer.Like a breakaway bar, breakaway tabs are also used for visual inventory control. Once the tab is visibly broken away, staff can tell that someone has already been in that drawer, and thus it is not fully stocked any longer. 6. Wall Lock Locks a cart to a wall.Resembles and acts like a bicycle lock.Typically a steel cable that routes through a side-mounted loop on the cart and locks to a wall-mounted box. 7. 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It's the start of the New Year, which probably means you've made some resolutions, or at least some goals. After all of the spending and eating of December, January is a natural time to reboot and try to live a healthier, more productive life. While there's isn't anything magical about January 1st as a date, it is generally a good time to re-evaluate things.
Want to make 2019 your year? Here are a whole bunch of tips and steps to take to improve things.
Look at your recurring expenses and see what can be reduced or eliminated. Are you still using that streaming service? Maybe you can cut cable or your home phone?
Evaluate your savings plans, like retirement and college savings, and see if there are any changes to be made. Can you save more?
Did you get a raise? Consider using that money to pay down debt or save for the future.
Create a budget if you haven't done so. Monitor it monthly so you know how you are doing, and make changes to the budget if necessary.
Look at your credit report and make sure it's accurate.
Start organizing for your taxes now, so you'll be prepared as the paperwork starts coming in later this month. Then create a folder for 2019 so you can save receipts as you get them.
If you haven't already, consider doing an energy audit with your utility company to see if there are any areas where your house can be more energy efficient.
Consider doing a no-spend month if you need to reboot your spending.
Contact a few friends that you haven't seen recently, and schedule a lunch or coffee date to reconnect.
Find a local friend or neighbor and plan to go on a neighborhood walk with them once in a while for exercise and catching up.
Plan a date night with your spouse if you haven't done that recently.
Start a new creative hobby if you don't already have that sort of outlet. I recently started growing succulents and love it.
Organize a dinner party with friends that you haven't seen in a while.
Plan a family vacation for spring break. Or, if you can't afford a getaway, plan a staycation with fun activities.
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Find a short workout that you can do on the days that you don't have much time. I love this 10 minute kettlebell workout.
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A Rally for Religious Freedom
Holy Blessing of 2,075 Couples in Madison Square Garden
We celebrate 37 years since a large percentage of American Unificationists participated in a record-setting Marriage Blessing of 2,075 Couples officiated by True Parents at Madison Square Garden. This number eclipsed the previous record of 1,800 couples wed by True Parents in 1975, which the Guinness World Records reference book recorded as the largest mass wedding in history. Engagement ceremonies of 705 couples in May 1979, 843 couples in December 1980 and 653 couples in June 1982 led up to the ceremony. More than 60 percent of the couples were either interracial or cross-cultural. With this event, the U.S. church demographics went from primarily single people to mostly married people virtually overnight.
- The Korean War breaks out with the invasion of North Korea into South Korea (June 25, 1950)
- True Father speaks to President Dwight D. Eisenhower on morals and religion (June 25, 1965)
- A hearing on religious freedom takes place, followed by a rally in Washington, D.C. (June 25, 1985)
- The launching ceremony of Cheon Seung Ho is held (June 26, 1963)
- A hearing on religious freedom is held (June 26, 1984)
- US clergy rally for True Father (June 26, 1985)
- Dr. Theodore Shimmyo is inaugurated as the second president of the Unification Theological Seminary (June 26, 1994)
- The US Marriage Blessing Movement begins (June 27, 2015)
- True Mother writes a letter to Judge Gerard Goettel (June 28, 1982)
- The Washington Declaration is made (June 29, 2003)
- The Declaration of God's Eternal Blessing is proclaimed (July 1, 1991)
- Dedication Ceremony of the Education Center for Ideal Families and World Peace (July 1, 1998)
- True Father holds a 23.5-hour Hoon Dok Hwe (July 1, 2010)
June 25, 1950
The Korean War Begins
The Korean War broke out when the army of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) crossed the 38th Parallel and invaded the Republic of Korea (South Korea). The conflict pulled in China and the United States. Eventually, sixteen UN member nations provided troops to the South. The war continued for more than three years until the Korean Armistice Agreement (not treaty) was signed on July 27, 1953. The hostilities resulted in a death toll of over 1.2 million. True Father was in Heungnam prison camp at the war's outbreak. Following their landing at Incheon led by Gen. Douglas MacArthur, UN and South Korean forces fought their way north, subjected Heungnam prison and factory complex to a massive aerial bombardment and liberated True Father after two years and eight months of confinement. According to Unification teaching, the division of the peninsula and the Korean War were deeply intertwined with providential history and True Father's mission.
June 25, 1965
True Father Meets Dwight D. Eisenhower
True Father met for 45 minutes with former U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, office as part of his first world tour. He was accompanied by Mrs. Won Bok Choi, Col. Bo Hi Pak, Kenji "Daikon" Ohnuki and Gordon Ross. True Father noted that the day marked the 15th anniversary of the start of the Korean War. In their discussion True Father focused attention on three points: the need for a strong anticommunist ideology and movement; the need to bring a halt to moral decay; the need for an active, dynamic religion. President Eisenhower agreed, saying: "Man is a spiritual being. We must bring to bear a greater moral strength based on moral law to stand against the communists. It will take the vigor of youth to do this." True Father presented the former U.S. president with several gifts, and President Eisenhower wished him the "greatest success."
June 25, 1985
Rally for Religious Freedom
More than eleven hundred ministers from a broad range of denominations gathered from around the country in Washington, D.C., to affirm religious freedom and protest the unjust imprisonment of True Father at Danbury Federal Penitentiary. The rally was sponsored by the Coalition for Religious Freedom and the University Alliance for God and Freedom. Across from the White House, several ministers held handcuffed arms high in the air and a mock jail cell held a gagged woman dressed in white with an inscription that read, "Lady Justice Imprisoned by Blind Government Officials." This was one of a series of rallies and conferences that led up to True Father's release on August 20, 1985.
June 26, 1963
Launching Ceremony of the Cheon Seung Ho Boat
True Parents held the launching ceremony for the boat Cheon Seung Ho at a dockyard in the Manseok neighborhood of the city of Incheon, Gyeonggi Province, with around 200 key members in attendance. On this day True Father prayed in his benediction, "Cheon Seung Ho means that 'Heaven has won,' and this launching ceremony of Cheon Seung Ho is being held as it is the starting point of all victories in heaven and on earth." True Parents had already begun preparing for the maritime providence by this time. (Materials provided by the FFWPU History Compilation Committee)
June 26, 1984
Hearing on Religious Freedom
After the Court of Appeals denied True Father's appeal and upheld his eighteen-month sentence for tax evasion, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on the Constitution convened a hearing on religious freedom. Chaired by Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), the hearing looked into whether the verdict in True Father's case had been a violation of religious freedom. More than three hundred invited persons and observers as well as media crews were present. In his prepared remarks, True Father stated, "In 1971, God called me to come to America and … for the last 12 years I have given my heart and soul and every drop of sweat and tears for the sake of this nation." He listed a number of the vast array of projects undertaken by the movement at the cost of "several hundred million dollars," denied that he had defrauded the U.S. government of a few thousand dollars, and expressed gratitude that God was "using me as an instrument to lead the fight for religious freedom and to ignite the spiritual awakening of America."
June 26, 1985
U.S. Clergy Rally for True Father
On June 26, 1985, members of the clergy held a religious freedom rally in Washington, D.C., in protest against True Father's incarceration in Danbury. Participants, who wore a white sash, marched in protest toward the White House, singing the gospel song "We Shall Not Be Moved" at Lafayette Square on the other side of Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. The clerics raised their handcuffed hands above their heads and prayed for religious freedom. Around 1,000 clerics from different denominations participated in the rally, as did around 2,000 Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) members from fifty universities, including the University of California, Berkeley, and Harvard University,. (Materials provided by the FFWPU History Compilation Committee)
June 26, 1994
Dr. Theodore Shimmyo Inaugurated as Second UTS President
Dr. Theodore Shimmyo was inaugurated as the second president of the Unification Theological Seminary at the seminary's 18th commencement exercises. He succeeded the seminary's first president, Dr. David S.C. Kim, who had served for nineteen years since the seminary's founding in 1975. Dr. Shimmyo, a graduate of the seminary's first class, had been a professor of systematic theology and assistant academic dean. In his acceptance speech, "A Place Where Leaders Are Educated," he pledged to "make sure that this seminary serves the rest of the Unification community, this nation and the world, with a desire to shoulder their burdens."
June 27, 2015
U.S. Marriage Blessing Movement Begins
The Unification movement in the United States began a nationwide Marriage Blessing Movement on June 27, 2015. It was initiated as a way to extend the grace of the Blessing to more couples and families throughout the nation, multiply the numbers of Blessed Central Families nationwide, and support each Blessed Central Family in reaching the goal of blessing 430 couples. True Mother authorized Blessing Ceremonies to be held in communities across the U.S. once every three to four months on a predetermined date, to be presided over by approved Blessing officiators representing True Parents. An international Blessing Ceremony will still be held at Foundation Day each year, in which the U.S. will take part. The first nationwide Blessing was held on June 27, 2015, followed by a second on October 3.
June 28, 1982
True Mother's Letter to Judge Gerard Goettel
On May 18, 1982, a jury for the Southern District of New York returned a guilty verdict against True Father for filing false tax returns from 1973 to 1975. Groups and individuals representing more than 120 million Americans later filed briefs in support of True Father's appeal. However, the immediate concern was the penalty that the trial judge, Gerard Goettel, would impose. On June 28, several weeks prior to his decision, True Mother wrote the judge, petitioning him to pray and be guided by God in his deliberations. She wrote: "I believe that I have had the most blessed life of any woman who has ever lived in being married to my husband. He has totally dedicated his life to the service of God and humanity. … From the time I was a young girl, I prayed fervently to live a pious life and to marry a pious man. God listened to every one of my prayers and blessed me more abundantly than I could have ever imagined." She noted that she had just given birth to their thirteenth child and that the trial proceedings were very difficult, but she "chose to sit by my husband's side every day." She emphasized that True Father "continued to inspire us with messages of forgiveness and compassion … [he] would not allow any of us to harbor any hostility towards the government, the prosecutors or any of the witnesses." She asked the judge to be "compassionate and lenient."
On July 17, 1982, the court sentenced True Father to 18 months in prison and a $25,000 fine plus costs. The only positive outcome was Judge Goettel's "binding recommendation" against deportation. The government's lawyers were eager to deport True Father and pressed Judge Goettel not to issue an opinion on the matter. However, in this instance Judge Goettel did not see things the government's way. His position was that deportation, in addition to the eighteen-month jail sentence that he himself had imposed, represented "excessive punishment." The decision, though technically a recommendation, was binding on the Justice Department and could not be appealed.
June 29, 2003
Washington Declaration
The Washington Declaration was the second in a series of three declarations, the others being the Jerusalem Declaration (May 18, 2003) and the Seoul Declaration (August 15, 2003), which were offered on the foundation of the First, Second and Third Israels. Each of the declarations focused on interreligious reconciliation and peace. Together they led to True Parents' "Declaration Ceremony for the Beginning of the Nation of the Fourth Israel" on August 20, 2003.
July 1, 1991
Declaration Day of God's Eternal Blessing
True Father proclaimed the Declaration Day of God's Eternal Blessing (Chil Il Jeol) at a special ceremony at True Parents' residence in Seoul's Hannam-dong neighborhood. On that day, True Father began a new era in which blessed families, as tribal messiahs, inherited True Parents' realm of victory. At the ceremony True Father prayed, "I have designated this day, the first day of July, to be the one on which we can apply and declare ourselves to be tribal messiahs across the world." He said that Unificationist families no longer belong to any nationality but are members of the Royal Family. He advised Unificationists to create a new spiritual attitude and train themselves to overcome their fallen nature in working with their hometown communities.
July 1, 1998
Dedication Ceremony of the Education Center for Ideal Families and World Peace
On July 1, 1998, beginning at 10 a.m., a dedication ceremony was held in Jardim, Brazil, for the Education Center for Ideal Families and World Peace. Around 3,000 people, well-known figures in Brazil and leaders from a variety of backgrounds in Jardim, came to the event. True Father said, "The goal of the Jardim education center is to raise people who do not live for their own individual benefit but instead live for the country, the world and God as families and to raise people who live for the world, even though it means sacrificing one's clan or nation." After the dedication, FFWPU members from across the globe began to attend the Jardim forty-day workshops in this center to inherit True Parents' heart and traditions. (Materials provided by the FFWPU History Compilation Committee.)
July 1, 2010
True Father Holds 23.5-Hour Hoon Dok Hwe
True Father, at age 90, hosted a historic Hoon Dok Hwe that lasted twenty-three and a half hours, speaking on the topic of "God Is the Owner and Victor" to Japanese women participating in a forty-day workshop for "world ocean leaders" at Blue Sea Garden in Yeosu, Korea.
This Week in History briefly lists significant events in the history of the Unification Church, the lives of the Founders, and world events that are momentous to Unificationists. Most items are marked according to the solar calendar. Items marked "H.C." correspond to the Cheon-gi or Heavenly Calendar, which is based on the lunar calendar. This installment covers the week of June 25 to July 1.


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A Military Perspective On The Newtown School Shooting
Col. Bill Badger has been around guns more than the average citizen, but being shot in the head during a mass shooting and surviving to tell the tale has given him a unique perspective.
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National City, CAHome Menu
Parks & Tree Trimming
The Park Division performs weekly mowing and debris removal in all city-maintained parks and parkways. They also maintain landscaping for all city-owned facilities such as City Hall, Martin Luther King Jr Community Center, Library, Police and Fire stations. The Park Division repairs and maintains the irrigation systems, performs tree trimmings, cleans park restrooms, and empties trash cans in all parks throughout the week and on weekends.
Urban and Community Forestry
On May 22, 2017, the City of National City was awarded an Urban and Community Forestry Grant in the amount of $650,800 through CAL FIRE to fund the purchase, planting and initial maintenance of 1,700 trees, to be performed by a contractor and completed by March 2020. The trees will be planted Citywide based on the tree inventory, under the direction of the Park Superintendent. Areas include, but are not limited, to El Toyon Park, Butterfly Park, Plaza Bonita Center Way, Marina Way, and other parks, vacant sites and community corridors throughout the City.
As part of this grant, the consultant will perform outreach activities for residents wishing to plant a tree in front of their property. Once the trees are planted, the location will be geo-coded for each new tree location.
For additional information, please contact Victor Uribe, Parks Superintendent at (619) 336-4278.
Urban and Community Forestry (PDF)
NC Volunteer Canvassing Guide (PDF)
NC Watering Agreement (PDF)
NC Volunteer Canvassing Guide - Spa (PDF)
Tree Trimming
The Parks Division performs daily scheduled street tree maintenance throughout the City and is responsible for trimming all city-owned street trees located in the City's right of way (Parkway). The Parkway encompasses all areas between the sidewalk and the street curb. Street tree maintenance is performed according to a schedule that is divided into ten grid areas. A resident can look up the "National City Tree Trimming Grid Schedule" to determine when trees at their street/residence is scheduled for trimming.
For information on the grid boundaries and the schedule, please click : National City Tree Trimming Schedule (PDF)
For assistance during work hours, please contact Public Works at (619) 336-4580.
For assistance outside work hours, please call Police Dispatch at (619) 336-4411.


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The climate and the variety of terrains are the main attractions that Benicasim offers for running. With the possibility of practicing this sport by the sea or in the mountains and enjoying the wonderful views.
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All you need to know about Saturday's game
Millwall host fifth-placed Rochdale at The Den tomorrow determined to bring to a halt a run that has seen The Lions win just once in the League on a Saturday since 25th October 2014.
The Lions have tasted success on home soil three times since that October victory over Cardiff City - Charlton, Wigan and Peterborough United - although Neil Harris' charges ironically boast the best away record in the League with three wins and one draw from their four matches on the road.
Rochdale, who sit four points ahead of Millwall in the table, have lost just once on their travels this season, winning one game and sharing the points in the other two fixtures.
What the managers say
Neil Harris: "We want to build on four good performances - (against) Peterborough, Crewe, Port Vale and Southend. "We do want to get a win on Saturday and that is the main priority, but the spirit is excellent and the boys are buzzing.
"Every session is top drawer so if we keep doing the right things, showing the attitude, desire and the spirit, then results will come." Read more from Chopper here.
Keith Hill: "The old Den was intimidating as a player. I played there a couple of times and was a substitute there. You can imagine it; the crowd were on top of it and it was a real task. I don't think anyone wanted to be sub! It was a great place to play though.
"There's no intimidation in these new stadiums; the only intimidation is the opposition as a team really. It's a super stadium but I don't think in these new stadiums that the crowd can generate the type of intimidation that you would get at the old ground." A full interview on Dale PlayerHD is available to Lions PlayerHD subscribers here.
Team news
Millwall will check on the fitness of Byron Webster (ankle) and Sid Nelson (ribs) ahead of the game. Should either or both centre-halves be unavailable, skipper Tony Craig could switch to the middle of the back four with fit-again Joe Martin or Shane Ferguson coming in to fill the left-back spot.
Saturday's game will come too soon for right-back Shaun Cummings, who has just returned to training after a hamstring injury, although winger Paris Cowan-Hall misses out with a groin muscle injury sustained as a result of a heavy challenge whilst playing for the U21s against Coventry City on Monday.
Rochdale manager Keith Hill has played his cards close to his chest and not divulged any team news ahead of The Den fixture.
Head to head
Saturday's game will be only the ninth encounter between The Lions and Dale - and a hefty 50 years since the two sides faced each other.
In the previous eight matches, all played within the space of 1959-1965, Millwall won four, with two games drawn and Rochdale victorious in the other two fixtures.
the last time the two sides met came back in April 1965 when, in a season that was to end in promotion for The Lions, a penalty by Dennis John coupled with Hugh Curran's goal secured a 2-0 away day win for Billy Gray's side.
the last time the two sides met came back in April 1965 when, in a season that was to end in promotion for The Lions, a penalty by Dennis John coupled with Hugh Curran's goal secured a 2-0 away day win for Billy Gray's side.
Lions fans can purchase their ticket right up to kick-off at The Den (3pm).
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You can also follow updates via @MillwallFC, the club's official Twitter account.
Sky Bet have priced Millwall 6/4 for the win, Rochdale at 7/5 and the draw priced at 12/5.
Find a comprehensive list of odds on the game by clicking here.
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PALMYRA TWP. — Palmyra Township has bought the property at 6306 E. U.S. 223, the approximately one-acre parcel next door to the township hall.
Now the board has decide what to do with it.
The township closed June 13 on the purchase of the former motorcycle garage, which has a room upstairs that once housed an office. But, clerk Christine Whited said, "it would require a lot of work" to make it something useable for the township. So the township board is deciding whether to demolish the building or rent it out.
The township would like to use the property, which cost $46,120, as the site for a new township hall and fire station.
"That is what we have discussed," Whited said, "but no decision has been made."
Remodeling the existing township hall, Whited said, would cost up to $200,000. As it is, the township has to purchase custom-made fire trucks in order to have them fit through the smaller overhead doors in the fire hall. Whited said the old boiler system in the hall works so poorly that in the winter her office can be 40 degrees while the fire hall is at 90 degrees.
Building a new combination building would solve those problems. But first, Whited said, the township has to figure out how to fund what it wants. To that end, she said, the township may seek a millage to pay off bonds that would fund construction. Whited said she also is looking into a state grant that might help pay for at least the fire hall.
The board did amend the 2018-19 budget to account for the purchase of the property as well as to fund replacement insurance for the structure.
In other business
The township board also:Will ask the Lenawee County Road Commission to repair Grosvenor Highway, from Rouget to Deerfield roads. Agreed to spend $9,220 to have Mannik and Smith Group Inc. of Maumee, Ohio, do a study of drainage in Palmyra village. The township also has to pay the Lenawee County Drain Commission $2,750 for its part in the study. Approved hiring Stacy Ward and Gregory Pello as firefighters. Will send Supervisor Jim Isley and three members of the planning commission to the "Hot Topics in Planning and Zoning" workshop offered by the Michigan Townships Association. Received the 2017-18 audit report from Meredith Francis. According to Whited, Francis said the township's books "look very good."