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(Updated 12/30/2013) I just received a suggestion via e-mail (thank you Grzegorz Szupryczynski) to watch the YouTube video titled "Children of the Magenta ." I had some time last night and spent 20 minutes watching it. I believe that every pilot should be required to watch it. The subject of inappropriate autopilot/autothrottle use is much in discussion today due to the accident of Air France flight 447 in the South Atlantic.
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JOHN PAPI and JOHN J. PAPI, LLC, Plaintiffs,v.TOWN OF GORHAM, TOWN OF GORHAM TOWN COUNCIL, TOWN OF GORHAM TOWN CLERK, DAVID COLE, individually and in his official capacity as Town Manager, RONALD SHEPARD, individually and in his official capacity as Chief of Police, and DANIEL JONES, individually and in his official capacity as Chief of Police, Defendants.
Papi and his limited liability company, John J. Papi, LLC,
assert claims against the Town of Gorham and several of its
officials stemming from Papi's operation of a solid waste
removal business. See ECF No. 1. Defendants jointly
move to dismiss Counts I through VII of the Complaint to the
extent they relate to a prior action the Town brought against
Papi in the Cumberland County Superior Court. ECF No. 5 at 8.
For the reasons explained below, Defendants' motion is
Papi is
the sole owner and manager of John J. Papi, LLC, which is a
solid waste removal company. Papi obtained a solid waste
removal license from the Town of Gorham each year between
1998 and 2013, as required by the Town's ordinance.
Between 2002 and 2014, Papi notified Gorham officials on
multiple occasions that other solid waste removal companies
were operating in Gorham without the required license. The
Town allegedly never took any action in response to these
notices. Papi expressed to Town officials his opposition to
what he believed was the selective enforcement of the
licensing ordinance. In January 2014, Papi engaged in waste
hauling without the required license and was issued a
citation by the Town. The Town was allegedly aware that other
companies were engaging in unlicensed waste hauling at the
time, but did not take any enforcement action against those
other companies. Papi asserts that he was cited in
retaliation for complaining about the selective enforcement
of the licensing ordinance.
contested the citation in Cumberland County Superior Court,
and the matter proceeded to trial. Papi argued in state court
that Gorham's selective enforcement of the licensing
ordinance violated the United States and Maine Constitutions.
The Superior Court rejected that argument, and upheld the
citation. Papi was ordered to pay a fine, cease and desist
from hauling solid waste without a municipal license, and pay
the Town's costs and attorney's fees.
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move to dismiss the claims against them under Federal Rule of
Civil Procedure 12(b)(1), for lack of subject-matter
jurisdiction, and under Rule 12(b)(6), for failure to state a
claim on which relief may be granted.
Rule 12(b)(1), the burden is on Papi[1] to demonstrate that the
Court has subject-matter jurisdiction. See Aversa v.
United States, 99 F.3d 1200, 1209 (1st Cir. 1996). The
Complaint should be construed liberally; the Court must treat
all well-pleaded facts as true and draw all reasonable
inferences in Papi's favor. Id. at 1209-10. The
Court may also consider evidence outside of the pleadings to
determine the jurisdictional issue. Id. at 1210.
survive a motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(6), a complaint
"must contain sufficient factual matter to state a
claim to relief that is plausible on its face."
Saldivar v. Racine, 818 F.3d 14, 18 (1st Cir. 2016)
(quoting Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 678
(2009)) (internal quotation marks and alterations omitted).
The court should accept all well-pleaded facts as true, while
ignoring conclusory legal allegations. Id. All
reasonable inferences should be drawn in favor of the
non-moving party. Id. at 16. Determining the
plausibility of a claim is a context-specific task that
requires the court "to draw on its judicial experience
and common sense." Id. at 18 (quoting
Iqbal, 556 U.S. at 679) (quotation marks omitted).
Consideration of Materials Outside the Complaint
noted above, a court may consider evidence outside of the
pleadings when ruling on a jurisdictional challenge under
Rule 12(b)(1). See Aversa, 99 F.3d at 1210. A court
may also consider certain materials outside the pleadings
when ruling on a motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(6)
without converting the motion to one for summary judgment,
including documents of undisputed authenticity, official
public records, documents central to a plaintiff's claim,
and documents sufficiently referred to in the complaint.
See Global Tower Assets, LLC v. Town of Rome, 810
F.3d 77, 89 (1st Cir. 2016); see also Beddall v. State
St. Bank & Trust Co., 137 F.3d 12, 17 (1st Cir.
1998) ("When . . . a complaint's factual
allegations are expressly linked to-and admittedly dependent
upon-a document (the authenticity of which is not
challenged), that document effectively merges into the
pleadings and the trial court can review it in deciding a
motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(6).").
the Defendants urge the Court to consider a number of
documents attached to their motion to dismiss, including the
Decision and Order issued by the Cumberland County Superior
Court after the trial at which Papi contested his citation.
Papi does not dispute the authenticity of these documents or
contest the Court's ability to consider them. The
Complaint specifically references the Superior Court suit,
and asserts that the instant suit "result[s] from
damages incurred due to the Town of Gorham's selective
enforcement in Town of Gorham v. John Papi, Docket
No. VI-14-001 (Cumberland County Superior Court, March 27,
2015)." ECF No. 1 at 2, ¶ 3. Because the
authenticity of the documents is uncontested and the
Complaint's allegations expressly reference and depend
upon the Superior Court judgment, the documents are properly
considered in analyzing the Defendants' motion to
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Have you ever wondered why, thousands of years ago, we decided to split the winter season into two separate years? Dividing the cold months to create an entirely new year in the latter half is one of the enigmas best left to history, I suppose, but I think we college students have as good a guess as any as to why our winter break is broken up.
The first winter months building up to the holidays are packed with everything from finals, family squabbles over Thanksgiving, the consumerism that seems to instantly increase starting Black Friday, untimely colds and altogether a loss of time—precious time spent on things that feel like the old year. While these aren't the only things the winter and holidays bring, of course, they certainly do take up much of our time at the end of the year.
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He was a featured speaker at an Oct. 3, 2015, event moderated by The Boston Globe's Marcela Garcia. The event was held at the JFK Presidential Library in Boston.
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Recently I have heard the news that 2D drawings are replaced by 3D models? but I don't accept, It still plays a prominent role in designing the industrial projects and it has its own reasons for it. 2D is the best option to choose when you are facing tight deadline and designs needed are a single component or a single part as basic geometries are easy to generate using 2D CAD tools.We use only 2D drawings for our projects.
2d drawings will never go away,,we will always need shop drawings, and assembly sheets,,cut lists,,ect,,,2d line work will be here forever
I would think that what you heard is more a question of the creation of models/assemblies in a "3D modeling" environment and not the replacement of "2D drawings".
In a "3D modeling" environment, one can define component thicknesses, etc and all the relationships between the various parts that make up an assembly/model - and even make things "parametric" in some applications.
The production of "2D drawings" (assembly and component views) from these "3D models" will always have a place in many areas of engineering and production. So, "2D drawings" are not history.
This may seem like semantics...
What I think will disappear will be 2D Drawings created from scratch, and not derived from a 3D model.
When revision occurs, if the 2D drawings are derived from a 3D model, the integrity of the entire drawing set remains intact. Revisions with 2D only rely on the draftsman to catch all the relationships and update them manually...This will and should go away in my opinion.
Sections are awesome in 3d. Good point Gary.
Doing the original work in 3D parametric makes changes much safer. Revisions for the shop drawings printed in 2D from the 3D model, including the sections are a mouse click away.
And often times now you can have your 2D outputs referenced from the 3D model so when you make a change you make it once in the 3D and then update the reverence model in the 2D shops supplied to the customer. It all gets corrected instantly.
I have utmost respect for those who would have to manually remember to go back and update every elevation and plan veiw, as well as their respective detail and section drawings, manually. I cant even fathom how hard that is/was.
Not everything needs a 3d view, so no 2d drawings will not be replaced by 3d completely.
I can only relate to my experience.
3d can be a tough sell though. Some companies would prefer to use Auto Cad light... convinced of their "beliefs", i.e. group think...
This has been the biggest question posed most often by shop owners and project managers. Probably the biggest misunderstanding is that when a commitment is made to switch to "3D", with every job (cabinets, millwork etc.), data libraries are generated for hardware, materials and machining routines (to name a few). I see so many projects with cascades of changes these days and updating 2D plans and elevations is a huge amount of work - and a major source of layout errors.
Hi Rufus, long time no hear
Do you mean that the model should be modeled from the bottom up?
Hi Pat,
Thanks that is a good way to do it.
I haven't used SW since 2002+, I'm sure the new version would be mind blowing.
Do you get a single spread sheet from the assembly?
What do you use for cnc data?
Is it possible to get csvs out SW?
We are working with many clients who still needs the drawings in 2D. other type of drafting or designs i.e. 3D modelling is helpful for the analysis. But when it comes to mapping or drawing layouts or architectural plans, 2D drafting is the best option as it gives better ides about layouts. I work with many clients from land surveying industry and they all want drawings in 2D only. have a look at the all sorts of 2d services opted by clients.
There are factors that underlie 2D-3D drafting employment-most of which are centered in business models and project complexities. Unfortunately for the pencil drafters, the day came where they set the pencil down and started CAD or did something else; with the onslaught of automation likewise with CAD-in due time we will be 3D CAM drafters or do something else. Until then, hopefully small business survives!


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A triple whammy of sorts, straight form the horses mouths. There was me thinking it was impossible for 2007 to get any better:
Last Days
"Ok, over 2 months without an update isn't great but there's little info to share. At the last count I had 49 minutes of new music worth hearing, most of it is finished and a couple of tracks are still in demo form. At this time i would predict that it will be complete by the end of June at the latest but I'm aiming for the end of May. Artwork is being produced as I type.
In about 4 weeks, or when i'm clearer about the final tracklisting I'll put 1 or 2 new tracks up on the last days myspace.
One of the new tracks called 'Points Bridge' will appear on a forthcoming compilation, more about that when I get the go ahead to talk about it!" (via Graham Richardson aka Last Days)
There's a new Last Days interview with Foggy Nations Magazine, but it is eerily like the one I conducted.
Sigur Ros
I never believed those Sigur Ros rumours, until this was posted on the SR message board:
"the band has recorded and mixed "Rokklagið", "Lagið í gær", (new version of)"Von" and "Salka" but these songs will not be included on the next album. instead, they will appear on an EP to be released (tentatively) later this year. the band wants to build the next album on a clean slate instead of mixing together old and new songs.
I think this is going to make a fucking great EP... three of the band's most conventional basic instrument "rock" songs and then the sugarsweet "Von" in between....." (via the moderator of the Sigur Ros Message Board)
Just in case you forgot how wonderful they are.
John Xela announced this on the Type Recordings Message Board last night:
"Okay I thought I might break some news to you... the long awaited followup to Helios' "Eingya" is finally here - it's a 6 track (30 minute) EP called 'Ayres' and it's going to be out in early July on CD and very limited vinyl (the LP version of Eingya sold out most stores in about 4 weeks...). As some of you might know it's quite a progression from "Eingya" and I'm really excited about it indeed. More news soon and maybe some sound samples." (via John Xela)
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Ford Thunderbird Firestar Custom
As customs go, it is hard to improve on a sleek 1961 Ford Thunderbird coupe with its build orchestrated by John D'Agostino, who has been instrumental in reviving the art of customizing since he rose to prominence in the 1970s. Over the intervening years, his very fertile imagination and true reverence for the legends of the restyling art have resulted in a multitude of beautiful customs that emphasize and retain the best original design elements of each car with tasteful accents, creating a unique statement every time.
D'Agostino was already a seasoned competitor on the West Coast ISCA show-car circuit by the early 1970s with his brand-new 1970 Pontiac Grand Prix, which took Best Custom honors at the Grand National Roadster Show, followed by a much more radical 1972 Buick Riviera. D'Agostino developed an even greater fascination for the restyling art after viewing George Lucas's iconic American Graffiti in 1973. Shortly thereafter, D'Agostino purchased a nearly restored 1951 Mercury, but found it too nice to customize, so he simply completed the restoration and sold the car, clearing space for the purchase of another 1951 Mercury. This time, D'Agostino radically customized the Mercury, which he dubbed the Midnight Sensation. True to its name, even though the car had not yet been completed, it created an unexpected sensation in the parking lot at the 1975 Oakland Roadster Show, forging D'Agostino's growing stature in the custom car world.
A steady succession of major award-winning customs followed over the ensuing decades, with D'Agostino enjoying national and international notoriety. This particular D'Agostino creation, the "Firestar" 1961 Ford Thunderbird Coupe, was built in 1997 and beautifully continued the distinguished tradition of its creator. Sporting a chopped top and a pair of subtly modified taillights, the Thunderbird also features restyled rear fender peaks, very successfully echoing the attractive high-canted fenders of the earlier 1957 Thunderbird.
Beautifully finished in arresting Candy Red paint with gold scallops by Marcos Garcia of the Lucky 7 Custom Shop of Antioch, California, "Firestar" is accented by a set of chrome plated wire wheels and wide whitewall tires, a D'Agostino trademark. Other touches include extensively dechromed bodywork, European-style headlamps within custom mesh-type housings and a custom grille insert with an intricate network of bullet-shaped projections, reminiscent of custom grille treatments of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Inside, the already stylish Thunderbird interior remains intact and includes the aircraft-inspired instrument panel, a "waterfall" dash and floor console enhanced by beautifully fitted white vinyl upholstery. Options include power brakes, power steering, power windows and an AM radio.
This car was auctioned off by RM Auctions in September 2009 at the Petersen Automotive Museum, Los Angeles, California.
300 bhp, 6.3L V8 engine, single four-barrel carburetor, three-speed Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission, independent front suspension and live rear axle with Air Ride front and rear, and four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes. Wheelbase: 113"
Source: RM Auctions
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Each season, Paris brings different feelings. Winter talks about a blue, edgy atmosphere that surrounds the beautifully crowded houses and cosy attics. I worked my way through this watercolour by playing with shades of blue and adding a touch of colour to make it more vibrant.
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Winter perspective (2016)
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Choosing The Best Inpatient Mental Health Facilities In California
There are times when people get so ill that they even be at risk of hurting themselves or other people around them. This is when hospitalization becomes crucial even against the wish of your family member or friend to get them to a hospital. Though it's always preferable to seek help voluntarily, it can be more caring to decide to hospitalize involuntarily as this can be the only way they can obtain the needed care.
If seeking voluntarily help isn't at all possible, the decision to hospitalize involuntarily is highly recommended to avoid the risk of harming others or even suicide. Only the best inpatient mental health facilities in California have all it takes to properly care for someone in crisis. Seeking help on time is a critical step in the recovery process. It is best to work with a behavioral healthcare provider staffed with caring and highly trained professionals who comprehend the pain and conflict of dealing with mental and emotional illness.
Why consider a mental health facility?
Basically, most people consider some of the best inpatient mental health facilities in California not just because of the conducive atmosphere they provide to promote healing and stabilization but because they offer a safe and secure environment for patients who may want to enter and participate in helpful inpatient programs aimed at improving their mental health which might be due to:
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Selecting a suitable inpatient mental health facility in California should be based on location preferences and the level of care needed. It is important to note that the process of attending a residential treatment facility is a very personal decision that should be taken very seriously. The best way to select a suitable residential treatment center is to comprise a list of the best inpatient mental health facilities in California that suits the patient's needs.
When comprising the list, ensure to consider recommendations obtained via online research, advocacy organizations and even word-of-mouth. It may interest you to know that primary physicians, mental health and addiction specialists can also be good sources of information. Also, feel free to contact individuals or families who have at one time or the other used such residential treatment centers.
The type and focus of the mental health facility is another option to consider. Just so you know, there are several treatment facilities in California that specialize in treating all kinds of addiction problems and mental health disorders. While some may focus specialize only on mental health disorders, others may focus solely on treating alcohol addiction and drug abuse. To this end, it is important to consider the type of treatment they offer, as well as the areas of specialization they focus on.
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Have you noticed a goodly number of recycling, repurposing, and rehabbing TV shows? I wonder about the connection between the transformation of material remnants of the past the churches' need to recycle, repurpose, and rehab.
My wife, Cheri, is creative with an amazing variety of materials. She can rebuild an old couch, rewire a mid-century lamp, or paint a wall to look like high-end wallpaper. She loves TV shows where the "stars" either repurpose someone else's junk into something useful and attractive, or restore an old house and save as much of the original charm as possible while updating the house for a modern family. (Her favorite show and TV hero is Nicole Curtis, the "rehab addict.")
Cheri has watched shows where the "contestants" are charged with furnishing and decorating an entire office space with materials salvaged from dumpsters. Recently, she asked me to shop first for high quality, used clothes before buying new as a way of "recycling" (in addition to the other kind of recycling which is one of my chores).
While it might sound like a stretch to connect these reality shows, where the stars repurpose or reclaim something old, with what is happening in Christianity today, I'm going to stretch.
We may be living in a once-every-500 year period of transformation in Christianity. The outward forms and the inward values, beliefs, practices, and the like are in flux. At these times, the attic of Christianity is open and a huge rummage sale is on (if we follow Phyllis Tickle's thinking).
What might we find in Christianity's attic that could help us be the people we need to be, for God, today? We find clues all around us.
Leaders of all ages, who know something of what is in that attic, are taking items out, dusting them off, and communities are breathing new life into ancient practices. There is recycling, repurposing, and rehabbing going on!
Yes, also some outright invention, but I suspect most of what passes for "new" is a fresh combination of things old. A prayer from the 11th century, a practice from the 6th century, and technology from the 21st century: Labyrinths and Good Friday processions in public, house churches and megachurches, reading the scriptures in small groups using lectio divina and teaching sermons using video clips, gathering for worship and including feeding the hungry before everyone goes on with their day, alternating fasts with feasts, incense and worship in the park, silent retreats and loud worship, high-tech and no tech. AncientModern, in Leonard Sweet's neologism.
And all the above is to say nothing of what we would learn and the resources we would acquire by repurposing the history of Christianity when we have been a minority presence in a society.
In terms of leadership, we should be looking for individuals with creative energy who are not afraid to connect two seemingly disparate pieces to see what results. We should be looking for persons excited by the possibilities of rummaging around in Christianity's attic.
In order to rummage well, however, one needs to know what one is looking at or holding. Not everything should be taken out of moth balls! And there are surely treasures that many persons would not recognize at first blush.
A great rummage sale buyer has both a well-schooled eye and a creative imagination for what a thing might become.
Let's look for persons with the creativity and the courage, and then provide them the education necessary, to recycle, repurpose, and rehab.
Prayer: Grant us, O God who has re-purposed a life or two, vision to see those around us who you have tapped to bring something new, good, and useful from that which others see only as old.
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After raising in excess of £1000 for Yorkhill (now part of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, but more importantly still a brilliant bunch of carers for young children) with a charity gig the other night, Glasgow's Stoneface are taking a rest for a couple of weeks.
However, as a stopgap they've released a great new video featuring a ton of superhero (and other) cosplay favourites who haunt the regular comicons in the area. There's even a fine bit of rock to back the visual goings-on!
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hah no really though! I'm pretty excited to go to Bremerton today. I love spending time with my family and i never really thought I'd say this but I miss Bremerton from time to time. Don't get me wrong I do hate that food places aren't open past 9 and that everyone drives SO slow, but I guess I like the slower pace life over there. Living in the city is so much fun but I hate to leave the house to go to the grocery store cause it's so freaking far and making a run to a fast food place is never really that fast.
I can't wait until everything falls into place and we get a chance to move back well if Melvin still wants to that is.
I don't know where this damn rat is but I know he's out there it looks like the sticky rat trap that we put out there seems to have moved from last night. I'm so freaked! i can't wait to get on the road to head back to my parents house. but it's 8:40am ish and Melvin still hasn't woke up and I feel bad to leave him so I guess me and monti are going to wait for him to wake up.
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Copeland Elementary School's kindergarten classes embarked on a fun filled day at the Augusta Museum of History. Students were able to blast through the past as they toured the interactive museum and learned about music, culture, politics, fashion, transportation, and influential Augustans. This exciting journey through the CSRA's history was a perfect way to end a study on life in the past. Thanks to the Augusta Museum of History for collaborating on such an enjoyable event.
Richmond County School System celebrated National Red Ribbon Week
National Red Ribbon Week was celebrated in style at Westside High School with a community-wide Red Ribbon Rally. The rally was a collaborative effort of Garrett Elementary, A. Brian Merry, Warren Road, Westside High, and Laney High.
William Avery, current President of Basketball Operations for the Augusta 706ers and member of Westside's 1995 state championship basketball team, Duke University standout, and Minnesota Timberwolf, assisted with the official ribbon cutting. Devon Harris from Full Circle Refuge Juvenile Justice Ministries was the guest speaker. Twenty local agencies and vendors were also on-hand to offer information on a variety of topics and resources.
Richmond County School System Dads on Duty
Deer Chase Elementary School recently hosted their third annual Dads on Duty event. About 100 dads, grandparents, uncles, and community leaders participated in this Title 1 literacy initiative. As the event began, the men lined the entrance to the school and greeted incoming students with high-fives. They were then given the opportunity to read aloud to students from different grade levels. Based on the smiling faces, all participants and students benefited from this reading and parental involvement program.
Richmond County School System Parade for GHSA Basketball Final Four
The Richmond County School System hosted a parade this past weekend to honor the four High School teams who advanced to the Final Four in the AA classification of the Georgia High School Basketball Tournament. The parade featured the Boys' and Girls' teams from Laney High School, the Girls' team from T.W. Josey High School, and the Boys' team from Glenn Hills High School along with bands, cheerleaders and supporters from each school. Aquinas High School, who won the GHSA 1A private state championship, also participated. The parade route began at Dyess Park and proceeded down James Brown Boulevard to Laney Walker Boulevard before turning on to Twelfth Street and ended as the parade returned to Dyess Park down D'Antignac Street. Click on the photos below to see our coverage!
Laney Alumni Continue the Legacy of Lucy Craft Laney
On a spectacular Saint Patrick's Day evening, the Lucy. C. Laney High School Alumni Association held their annual Hall of Fame banquet to honor those alumni who embody the teachings and legacy of Lucy Craft Laney. During the evening, the Alumni Association inducted Honorary Alumni and added to their impressive list of Hall of Fame members, including Ms. Betty Beard, Reverend Johnny Hatney, and Mr. Charles Walker. One of many highlights of the evening included a demonstration of support by the alumni for the students currently attending Laney High School. Surrounded by the superintendent and several prominent community members, Mr. Johnny Nimes, president of the LCLHSAA, presented Mr. Virgil Smith, principal, with a check for $10,000. These funds will be used to support various student activities and is truly a blessing for Laney High School's future alumni.
Lucy C. Laney Wildcats Take Home GHSA State AA Girls' Basketball Championship
Congratulations to the Lucy C. Laney Lady Wildcats for winning the GHSA State AA Girls' Basketball Championship. The Lady Wildcats defeated the T.W. Josey Lady Eagles in a great game at the Macon Centreplex! Congratulations to both teams on an outstanding year and for representing Richmond County at such a high level.
Richmond County School System Students Participate in C-SPAN and Comcast Bus Tour
"We had the best time, I'm incredibly interested in exploring technology and entering the world of communication," said Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School students as they boarded the C-SPAN bus. The Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School was selected to participate in Comcast and C-SPAN's '50 City Bus Tour' to promote the use of innovation through technology. This interactive demonstration teaches students how to utilize a variety of technological resources for school purposes and provided students with lectures from C-SPAN members and a meet-and-greet with Mayor Hardie Davis.
RCSS Partners with the Augusta Regional Airport for Summer Shadow Program
The Richmond County School System (RCSS) has partnered with the Augusta Regional Airport to offer high school students the opportunity to shadow multiple aviation departments.
This Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) program is designed to provide students that are interested in the aviation industry the opportunity to shadow professionals within each field; to gain knowledge and experience through the use of observation and hands-on opportunities. Two students, Donquarius Rhodes from the Academy of Richmond County and JaQuan Hall (pictured) from Lucy C. Laney High School, have spent four weeks of their summer shadowing professionals in aviation fields such as, Airfield Maintenance, Aircraft Maintenance, Avionics, Line Service, Airport Operations, and Airport Engineering.
RCSS Receives Educator HERO Award
Dr. Angela Pringle, and the Richmond County School System (RCSS), were recognized by the American Red Cross - Augusta Chapter at their HEROES Breakfast on June 7, 2017. The RCSS received the Educator Award for actions taken during the Hurricane Matthew evacuation of Savannah, Georgia. The HEROES are selected by a committee which is comprised of community leaders from the Red Cross' 15-county jurisdiction. We are proud of this honor and we thank the Red Cross for their continued partnership.
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Dakar: Malian Defence Minister Soumeylou Boubeye Maiga has said around 50 soldiers had been killed during recent fighting with armed rebels in the northern desert town of Kidal.
"We have about 50 killed, unfortunately, and 48 injured. We don`t know the toll of the other side but we know they also suffered losses," Maiga told the public broadcaster ORTM yesterday.
Armed groups including the Tuareg separatist National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA) humiliated Mali`s army in a deadly offensive across the northern desert last week which saw them seize control of Kidal, 1,500 kilometres (900 miles) northeast of Bamako.
Maiga denied that the smaller settlement of Menaka was also under rebel control, but admitted the army was "cohabiting" with armed groups in the town 660 kilometres (410 miles) from Kidal.
"Aside from Kidal we are holding all our positions in the Kidal region, that is Tessalit, Aguelhok, and then in the Gao region in Menaka, Ansongo, Almoustarat," he said.
The Mali government on Friday signed a ceasefire deal with the MNLA as well as the High Council for the Unity of Azawad (HCUC) and the Arab Movement of Azawad (MAA) after mediation by the African Union.
Kidal is the cradle of Mali`s Tuareg separatist movement, which wants independence for a vast swathe of northern desert it calls "Azawad" and has launched several rebellions since the 1960s.
The MNLA ended a nine-month occupation of the Kidal governor`s offices in November last year as one of the conditions of a June peace deal that paved the way for presidential elections.
But the process deeply divided the MNLA, whose ultimate goal is the independence of Azawad.
Up until the agreement, the Tuareg group had refused to allow any government soldiers or civil servants into Kidal.
The country descended into crisis in January 2012, when the MNLA launched the latest in a string of Tuareg insurgencies in the north, which the army was ill-equipped to defend.
A subsequent coup in Bamako led to chaos, and militants linked to al-Qaeda overpowered the Tuareg to seize control of Mali`s northern desert.
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The Western Cape of South Africa is home to more than 500 wineries, and today we will visit a few of our favorites. The tour will include one cellar tour, and tastings at three different wineries. The winelands offer more than just wine though – there is also beautiful scenery and interesting history to enjoy along the way.
You won't believe the beautiful scenery of the Cape Peninsula. Highlights include seaside suburbs of Clifton and Camps Bay and the Twelve Apostles. Visit Hout Bay harbor and Chapman's Peak, with one of the best views in the region. Explore Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point lighthouse, and view the African Penguin colony at Boulders Beach.
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Nuneaton Carnival has prepared for this year to be bigger than ever. From last year we have two more marching bands.
The final ingredient is now YOU!
We have spaces available for you to either walk or be on a float. You are the people that make the carnival happen, so get involved!
The bands that we have are:
1st Ibstock scout group - All linked with scouting and have done a great job at getting a mixture of young people to work as a team. It is through the hard work and dedication they have managed to perform for the Queen and won several awards, a true honour to have them liven up our carnival day.
Spirit of Coventry – From just over the boarder of the M6, the American style marching band allows anyone to join from the age of 7. They give a real community feel to any event ... that is why we booked them.
The Army Cadet band are also playing.
The Nuneaton Carnival takes place on the 8th June 2014; the procession begins at One O'clock on Avenue Road, near the Pingles Leisure Centre going through the centre of Nuneaton.
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Down mourning the loss of their 1960s All-Ireland hero Leo Murphy
The passing of Leo Murphy in his late 70s sees the severing of another link with the great Down team of the 1960s that blazed an unprecedented trail of success in Gaelic football.
The Kilkeel native, a former principal of Killowen PS, lived in Rostrevor for many years but had been in ill health lately.
It was in 1960 and 1961 that Murphy won two All-Ireland medals with a Down side that broke new ground by winning Sam Maguire, the first side from Northern Ireland to do so.
A tall, commanding full-back, Murphy was noted for his aerial ability and his lengthy kick-outs, attributes that earned him a reputation as one of the best defenders in the history of the sport.
He was regarded as a colossus, a player who dominated the area in front of goal with great authority and composure.
It was with St Colman's College Newry and subsequently St Mary's University College Belfast that Murphy cut his teeth in the sport that was to become his passion.
Murphy played in 10 Ulster finals for Down with six victories but it was his exploits on the All-Ireland stage that saw him gain legendary status.
Paddy Doherty, the iconic forward who skippered the 1961 side and won three All-Ireland medals, recalls the huge contribution his former colleague made to the county's dominance.
"Leo was a massive presence in the Down side, a man who took no prisoners but who was a clean player just the same," said Doherty.
Following his retirement from teaching, he spent a great deal of time nurturing his beloved walled garden in his home overlooking Carlingford Lough while continuing to take an interest in Down's fortunes.
He played his part in leaving a rich legacy within Down football, his pride in his county always palpable. Deepest sympathy to his wife Sodilva, his son Leon, daughters Ciara and Tara and grandson Conor.
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We're stoked over here in the Blake-Williams household, as we are flying to Chapel Hill on Monday to spend ten days in the town where we met, back in the year 1797. The trip is extended for a variety of reasons: we're teaching a class on Wednesday, my brother-in-law is also teaching a class (and bringing Sam, kids!) and we've got excellent seats to watch us crush the living shite out of Dook.
As such, we have a few questions. First off, where is a decent place to watch the Georgia Tech game on Thursday night? I mean, besides Atlanta? I know where I would have watched it back when Clinton was president, but need the current cool place with a giant high-def TV and food. And if any Chapel Hillian blog readers want to join us, the more decibels the better.
The other question is for you parents: we'd like to find some activities for Lucy. Currently, she does a lot of fun stuff in LA like gym class, Spanish time, music class (where they beat the shit out of synthesizers) and whatever looks interesting. Are there any activities or classes you recommend, or Gymboree-esque events we can visit for a week? Anything in Chapel Hill or Durham would be awesome.
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The Manheim Chamber of Commerce's W.E.B. (Women Engaged in Business) will meet from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7, in the Stiegel Dining Room at Pleasant View Retirement Community.
December's W.E.B. meeting will be an open forum discussion about future W.E.B. meetings.
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TOWN welcomed Fishburn boys to Northfield and they took the game to them.
A through ball to Zac Wardell saw him put Town on the scoresheet and a second followed from a rocket by Jack Hall. Town were asked to up the tempo in the second half and they did with goals from Mitchel Noble, four from Eleanor Dale, a hat-trick for Zac Wardell and also a hat-trick from Jack Hall. Ethan Capes and Luke Williams were solid at the back and Ben Armstrong in goal had a quiet day.
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Lady Members were given a treat on Tuesday when the Conlon family paid tribute to a loving wife, mother and grandmother, and a most popular and well respected past lady captain of the club.
On the 20th anniversary of Breda Conlon's untimely death, the family very generously donated extra prizes and extended the Trophy competition to include a prize for the 36 handicappers.
Speaking before the prize presentation son James, on behalf of his father Kieran and the extended family, said how gratifying it was to see such a large turn-out, especially those who had started playing at the same time as Breda - Doris Fearon, Sallie McKee and Briege McQuaid to name a few. James said they think of Breda every day and her love of life and sense of humour is still missed. He revealed how lovely it was to see Mary Quinn present as she had been lady captain the year the Trophy was donated by the family. He described how the trophy design had come about, when a pair of Breda's golf shoes were taken to Tyrone Crystal factory and Owen McKee, master blower, reproduced a scaled down version of them.
Also present was current ladies competition secretary Grainne Smith, the first person to win the Trophy.
Winner was Sarah Rafferty with 39pts, runner-up Karen Hetherington 39BBN and third Dympna Fitzpatrick.
36 Handicapper winner was Miriam Fox, the front nine going to Pat Hughes with 20pts, Alison Chestnutt taking second nine with 20p.
Twos were made by Sarah Rafferty 11th, Lorna Stewart 6th and Caiomhe Quinn 16th.
The Lucky Dip, a prize dear to Breda's heart, was won by Anne Smith.
Accepting the beautiful Golf Bag as well as the unique Trophy, Sarah Rafferty said she remembered Breda as a lovely lady and thanked the family for their generosity in the beautiful prizes. Praising the condition of the course and those who filled in divots the night before, she thanked her sister Dympna who'd been her marker.
Lady captain Karen Hetherington said that the number who had played was testament to the standing and respect with which Breda was held and so fondly remembered and thanked the family for coming along annually to present the Trophy, and for their special efforts when marking 20th Anniversary .
The Minor Cup had great success, winning all five matches against Greencastle on Friday and will travel to Greencastle for the return leg on a date to be arranged.
Commiserations to Cowdy Cup Team who travelled to Rossmore on Friday and almost turned around a 10 -14 pt. deficit losing by a single point, 23 1/2 to 24 1/2pts.
Well done to the Tyrone & Fermanagh Seniors who travelled to Killymoon on Monday last and lie in third place after Joan Reid turned in 34pts to boost the team total.
Congratulations to club member Lorraine Wilson, who travelled to Ardglass and won their Open competition.


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Located between the Menai Strait and Snowdonia National Park, the city of Bangor lies in one of the most beautiful and scenic parts of Wales. Bangor is in the county of Gwynedd, where according to the 2011 census, 65.4% of its residents are Welsh speakers. When coming to the conference, you will be joining a vibrant and inclusive bilingual community that is proud of its history and heritage. For further information about the history of Bangor University, founded in 1884 thanks to contributions from local farmers and quarrymen, visit A Brief History of Bangor University.
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Abstract — Heterogeneous catalysis and electrocatalysis have, in recent years, contributed significantly to the development of renewable and energy-efficient technologies, ranging from the production of biorenewable fuels to the efficient generation of electricity in fuel cells. Computational techniques, based primarily on Density Functional Theory (DFT) calculations, have, at the same time, played an increasingly important role in scientific and engineering studies of these catalytic processes. These techniques have permitted the elucidation of fundamental catalytic reaction mechanisms and, in some cases, have contributed to the computational design of new catalysts.
In this talk, I will describe some recent developments in the use of DFT-based analyses to describe trends in the science and engineering of interfacial catalysis. Drawing on examples in both heterogeneous catalysis and electrocatalysis, I will outline some simple strategies for computational analysis of complex catalytic reaction networks and will show how, by taking advantage of fundamental correlations between the thermodynamics and kinetics of the relevant reacting species, it is often possible to describe reactivity trends in terms of simple volcano plots. I will demonstrate the application of these trends-based analyses to traditional concepts of catalytic activity and will further illustrate how important questions of catalyst selectivity and electrochemical corrosion may further be addressed. Next, I will describe how it is now becoming possible, using novel extensions of bond order conservation theories, to understand and describe trends in complex biocatalytic reaction networks that have previously been beyond the reach of electronic structure calculations. I will close with a discussion of a novel heterogeneous catalytic and electrocatalytic materials, including bifunctional materials, to which these techniques may be applied in the future.


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