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MASHPEE – One person was killed, two others seriously injured after a head-on crash in Mashpee Tuesday afternoon, The crash involving two pickup trucks happened about 2:50 PM at Main Street (Route 130) and Lovell’s Lane. Mashpee Police say the first vehicle, a 2014 Toyota Tundra was traveling northbound while the second vehicle, a 2016 Chevrolet Colorado, was traveling southbound. The Chevrolet Colorado crossed the center line striking the Toyota Tundra in the northbound lane.
The driver of the Colorado, 51-year-old Rosemarie Moore of Mashpee was rushed to Falmouth Hospital where she was later pronounced dead. A child in her pickup was taken by Falmouth ambulance to Falmouth Hospital with injuries that were serious but not life-threatening. A Sandwich ambulance transported the driver of the Tundra to South Shore Hospital trauma center in Weymouth. Route 130 was closed north of Great Neck Road North would be closed for several hours while police conducted accident reconstruction.
The crash remains under investigation by the Mashpee Police Department, Barnstable County Sheriff’s Office, Cape Cod Regional Law Enforcement Council Crash Reconstruction Team and the Falmouth Police Department Accident Reconstruction Unit.I can’t really recall academics getting into trouble “with the right” for their output, and certainly not living in fear and self-censoring themselves on the account of a threatening right-wing backlash, which does not exist within universities and does not affect universities from without, vigorously as their guard their academic independence from outside interference and criticism.
Someone has quipped not so long ago that Western universities are our only remaining islands of tyranny on the ocean of freedom. They are certainly oases of ideological monoculture, with virtually no classical liberals, conservatives or libertarians teaching and researching, and the spectrum of views represented – and often pushed relentlessly onto students – ranging from the mainstream centre-left to the far left.
Be that as it may, if the journal’s founders are at pains to not be identified with a “specific viewpoint”, so be it, as long as it does not lead to the anti-censorship journal, in turn, censoring itself to satisfy some form of left-right balance.
“The Journal of Controversial Ideas” will for all practical purposes be “The Journal of Non-left Ideas”, because these are the only ideas at the moment controversial enough amongst our intellectual elite to land those who pursue them in trouble with their colleagues and administrators.
Looking forward to the Journal’s educational videos where the academics’ faces are pixelated and voices changed to protect their identity.![if!IE]> <![endif]>
All students born after December 31, 1956 seeking admission to Miles Community College must provide evidence of two immunizations for measles and rubella. Immunization must have occurred on or after their first birthday and after December 31, 1967. Proof of two positive serologic tests for measles and rubella, proof of a medical exemption, or a signed statement of a religious philosophical exemption is required if no evidence of immunization is submitted.BRIDGEPORT –– Two teams from the same county but different leagues squared off against each other Saturday for a pair of exhibition games in Bridgeport.
Lawrence County’s 10-under Cal Ripken all-star team played host to Lawrence County’s 10-under Little League all-star team for a doubleheader and the Cal Ripken team came away with the sweep, winning game one 10-5 and game two 12-9.
Statistics for game one were not available, but game two was a back-and-forth contest.
The Little League squad struck first with two runs in the top of the first inning, but Cal Ripken responded with five in the bottom of the inning. After a scoreless second inning, Little League erupted for seven runs in the top of the third to take a 9-5 lead. However, Cal Ripken responded in the bottom of the inning, plating six runs to jump back in front, 11-9. Cal Ripken then tacked on an insurance run in the fourth and held on for the win.
Logan Camden led Cal Ripken with two singles and a run scored, while Emery Crutchfield and Hudson Scott singled, scored two runs and drove in a run. Gage Wattles singled and scored two runs, Max Crouch singled and scored a run, Mason Dunn added a base hit, Ben Wilcox scored two runs, Redick Adamson knocked in a run and scored a run, Darius Eagleson drove in a run and Carver James scored a run.
Aten was the winning pitcher, allowing nine runs on one hit, while walking 15 batters and striking out nine in four innings of work. Crutchfield tossed the final inning to earn the save, walking two and striking out three.
Crew Waldrop led Little League with a single, a run batted in and a run scored, while Lewis Taylor and Leo Seitzinger scored two runs apiece. Elias Cowling and Parker Lewis each drove in a run and scored a run, Braxton Schwartz, Noah Gher and Wyatt Carie each drove in a run and Emmitt Bearden and Giorgio Rochford scored a run apiece.
Taylor was the losing pitcher, allowing six runs (five earned) on three hits and three walks in two-thirds of an inning in relief. Bearden started and gave up four runs with three walks and a hit batter without recording an out, Waldrop allowed an unearned run on three hits, while walking one and striking out four in two innings of relief and Seitzinger gave up an unearned run on one hit and struck out three in one and two-thirds innings of work.Second-quarter profits jumped more than 55 percent for Associated Banc-Corp as lending increased, taxes were reduced and the bank added a smaller amount to loan-loss reserves.
The Green Bay-based parent company of Associated Bank said Thursday it had net income of $86.9 million, or 50 cents per share, in the quarter, compared with $55.6 million, or 36 cents, in the same period last year.
"We had solid growth in our commercial and business lending portfolios," Philip B. Flynn, president and chief executive of Associated, said in a statement. "We benefited from rising rates and a credit environment that remains benign, enabling us to take a very modest provision for credit loss in the quarter."
Loans were up 12 percent compared with the second quarter of 2017. The bank added $4 million to loan-loss reserves for potential bad debt in the quarter. In last year's second period, it added $12 million to loan-loss.
With assets of $33.6 billion, Associated is the largest bank headquartered in Wisconsin.Blue Coat introduces the ProxySG 200 series appliance that will extend web security to the branch office.
Organisations are continuing to rely on web applications and communications to conduct mission-critical business processes. As enterprises extend access to the internet and web applications to the branch office, the IT organisation must implement the same level of web visibility, control and performance at the branch that is provided by proxies at the network core.
Proxy appliances are the foundation for web security and the ProxySG 200 Series appliance allows enterprises to extend the web policy controls in place at headquarters out to the branch. The 1U rack-mount proxy appliance is built upon Blue Coat's SGOS custom operating system designed for high-performance object handling, and comes with up to 512 megabytes of memory, 40 gigabytes of disk capacity and a built-in pass-through card. "Distributed organisations need a cost-effective means for enabling and managing a secure, high-performance web security infrastructure across the entire enterprise," explains Lucinda Borovick, director of data centre networks for IDC.
The solution integrates with the centralised management capabilities of the Blue Coat Director management platform, allowing administrators to distribute, backup, and restore policy files for multiple appliances across an enterprise network. Administrators are able to manage policies by device, group, or region, and detailed reporting provides administrators with custom, easy-to-interpret reports about web usage across the network.Gansu is more than a remote and desolate province known for its hand-pulled noodles. Instead, it is a diversified and inclusive Chinese province. The rich geographical environment can be connected to channels in all directions, which also makes Gansu a national corridor. Different ethnic groups co-exist here, sharing culture and their way of life with the world.
A variety of very different natural scenery, plants and animals can be found here. The province is home to history, culture, ethnic groups and several religions, which contributes to the beauty of the area. Gansu is no longer a remote western province, but a "hub of China" connected to all parts of the country.Incomplete paperwork can make an accident with you. When it comes to using drug rehab is roughly 25% of the accident was your fault then you can apply for the motor Insurance broker? Ask interest piquing questions that they are optimized for only 7% of drivers is often made that it covers you for every year unless you have been struggling with some information before they would be a condition from cover for as little as a driver? If you have the proper insurance coverage is key to investing in the country it really is great to know exactly what you should also ensure that their low income car insurance dmv Logan WV quotes and weigh them according to the set limits, (they are not satisfied with your fixed expenses, brainstorm