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Ed. note: These are so late I figured Id give them their own post. Sorry for the delay! The links and suggestions kept sending me down rabbit holes. JOHN B GILLOOLY: "I think that sounds great. It would also really familiarize the new owner with all of the capabilities of the camera. Most people, myself included, usually only scratch the surface of some of the tech innovations within the camera." Bruce Bordner: "Ive done things like this, and it starts out simple. The camera companies could e...

New-York Historical Society Proposes Expansion New-York Historical Society Proposes Expansion The New-York Historical Society presented plans to the CB7 Preservation Committee on Thursday, May 13 for approval to create a four-story addition to the museum in the vacant lot on West 76th Street. The addition would include a rooftop and an interior garden. The New-York Historical Society purchased the vacant lot in the 1930s for the purpose of constructing an annex, so an effort to make use of the ...

In addition the largest and most popular social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, which will be designated as Category 1 services, which will have a statutory duty to safeguard UK users’ access to journalistic content shared on their platforms. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport said this means they will have to consider the importance of journalism when undertaking content moderation, have a fast-track appeals process for journalists’ removed content, and will be he...

increase font size Read Article President Julie Forbes inducts four new Rotarians at April 29 ceremony. From left are John Eliason, Aaron Hagan, Forbes, Cathy Pinkham and Carol Rothenberg. Contributed photo Four of the Bridgton-Lake Region Rotary Club’s eight new members, whose inductions were postponed, were celebrated with an induction ceremony led by President Julie Forbes April 29 at Stella’s on the Square in Bridgton. New members received their pins and badges and other Rotary parap...

$2M gift to grow CATALYST Academy for minority students May 11, 2021 The College of Engineering will grow the number of students it invites to its CATALYST Academy – a one-week summer program aimed at inspiring minority students to study engineering – thanks to a $2 million gift from Peter Wright ’75, MBA ’76. The CATALYST Academy is for high school juniors and seniors who excel in math and science but may not have considered a STEM-related career path. Through the establishment of th...

10 May 2021 The company behind plans to build 2GW of big battery capacity around Australia, including a 1,200MW project in the New South Wales Hunter Valley, has kicked off works on a major commercial project, with the establishment of an embedded solar and storage network at a major NSW shopping centre. CEP.Energy, a company chaired by former NSW Labor premier Morris Iemma, said on Monday that it had signed up Victoria-based outfit RACV Solar as the EPC partner on a project that will install 2...

By Press Association 2021 Hillsborough disaster court case A former chief inspector who was part of the Hillsborough investigation reassured an officer nothing “sinister” was happening when he complained his statement had been changed, a court has heard. Malcolm Ross, who worked on the West Midlands Police team tasked with investigating the disaster at the 1989 FA Cup semi-final, gave evidence on Monday at the Nightingale court sitting...

BBC News Published image captionAlan Foster, Donald Denton and Peter Metcalf each deny perverting the course of justice A former chief inspector on the Hillsborough inquiry reassured an officer "nothing sinister" was happening when he complained his statement was changed, a court heard. Two retired officers and an ex-police solicitor are on trial accused of amending police statements to "mask failings" following the disaster. Malcolm Ross worked on a team investigating the disaster in 1989. The...

Officer told Hillsborough account change was nothing sinister, jury hear Jurors today heard from former West Midlands Police chief inspector Malcolm Ross Peter Metcalf (left), a solicitor who worked with South Yorkshire police, along with retired former Detective Inspector Alan Foster (centre) and retired former Chief Superintendent Donald Denton Get our daily Echo newsletter for the biggest stories and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe for free W...

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