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Now, for what most of you are here waiting for - not to listen to me talk -

the 2018 Public Works Employee of the Year: Terry Gant

Terry is, I guess, just a lovable guy. He has a personality that people are attracted to.

He's very open.

You can't help but immediately like Terry, and you immediately respect Terry, as soon as you meet him.

And Terry does not do anything to make you not like him or not respect him. He maintains that level at all times.

Yeah, I couldn't do it without my crew, like I said.

Phillip Cory, Mack Henderson, and Jimmy McCommons.

I mean they - that's my crew that I always work with, every project that I did. And they -

If it weren't for them I wouldn't be here talking to y'all.

I've had to go out on a lot of calls when people for different things that had nothing to do with Terry,

but you know - a tree question, someone questioning the right-of-way,

and I'll talk to them and I'll be like, 'Well I'll have my crew come through here', and they'll always be like,

'Oh Terry? We love Terry, we know Terry', so that's always good to hear that.

It's most rewarding when I get recognition for you know - the neighbors, you know -

for picking up their litter or getting up trees, just shearing and clean up.

Everything, you know, neighborhoods and making them look better.

Terry takes pride in finishing what he starts.

So if I asked him to start a project, and it was brought up at one point -

we were three-quarters of the way through, and I really needed him to go somewhere else, and he came up to me and said,

'I would really like to take ownership of this and finish this project.'

and I said, 'Absolutely, that's a good idea.

If you want to take the pride in the ownership of the project start to finish,'

I let him have that, and you know, I could not be happier with Terry.

You have to know that what you do is fundamental for the citizens to be able

to live and enjoy their lives. I want to thank you all personally for the job you do

because you reflect well on the rest of the 1600 employees of this government.

For more infomation >> 2018 Public Works Week Employee of the Year - Terry Gant - Duration: 2:29.

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Boy, 10, Dies In Public Pool In Park Forest - Duration: 2:14.

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Crime Darkening Deep Ellum's Public Safety Image - Duration: 2:23.

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Safety violations at public pools - Duration: 3:15.

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K-POP IN PUBLIC CHALLENGE BR | BTS + WANNA ONE + A.C.E + MOMOLAND - Duration: 3:33.

We forgot the speakers

Let's sing then

Where is Vi going?

Missing Luana

Why did you go to the center?

Shitty

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NBC's Andrea Mitchell Caught Red-Handed Making, Broadcasting Fake News to Public - Duration: 4:16.

The establishment media in this country has always leaned to the left, but there was a

time when they reported the facts, no matter how begrudgingly or with how much spin.

That's changed in recent years, with old-school reporters wondering whether to stick with

the old model of bias or the brave new world of outright prevarication.

Some — PBS' Judy Woodruff and CNN's Wolf Blitzer spring to mind — have maintained

some semblance of the semblance of objectivity they had.

A semblance of a semblance isn't exactly something to tweet home about, but it's

certainly preferable to old media names like Dan Rather and Brian Ross who've enthusiastically

jumped into the world of fake news and fake outrage as if they would have done it from

day one.

If you've ever wondered where Andrea Mitchell, a venerable name at NBC News, fell in this

new order, she left little doubt with one preposterous tweet Monday that pushed news

faker than a $20 Chanel handbag from Canal Street.

The whole thing began after the White House issued several tweets criticizing two senators

who have called for changes to or the outright abolishment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

"@SenKamalaHarris, why are you supporting the animals of MS-13?

You must not know what ICE really does," a tweet to California's junior senator,

who has said that "there's no question that we've got to critically re-examine

ICE and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing."

As for Elizabeth Warren, who supports just abolishing the whole thing altogether, the

White House decided to ask her "why are you supporting criminals moving weapons, drugs,

and victims across our nation's borders?"

That this angered Mitchell is hardly any surprise; one hardly suspects the veteran broadcaster

of covert membership in the Proud Boys' women's auxiliary.

However, barring simply reporting the facts — which Mitchell wasn't going to do — there

were two possible options Mitchell could have taken regarding the story.

The first was to express her outrage and let everyone know where she stood, which would

have destroyed the illusion of objectivity.

The second would be to simply make stuff up, which would have destroyed the illusion of

credibility.

There was a third option I hadn't considered, however: she could always just choose both.

They broke the law via Twitter!

That's how perfidious this White House is: they managed to use "money appropriated

by any enactment of Congress" to influence members of Congress on a free social media

site!

This is actually more ridiculous than it looks at first glance.

Speaking of destroying the illusion of credibility, Mike Cernovich has certainly managed to do

that with alarming rapidity thanks to dabbling in conspiracy theories most rational people

wouldn't buy.

Still, the independent right-wing journalist has managed to break a number of stories the

liberal media either couldn't or didn't want to.

That's right: The law she cited has everything to do with lobbyists and nothing to do with

the White House Twitter account.

You don't have to be a lawyer to realize there's absolutely no application to tweeting

at senators who are attacking ICE.

By this point, however, thousands of people had shared Mitchell's tweet, and she certainly

wasn't going to issue a retraction.

Oh, and as for Mitchell's outrage over the White House "FALSELY accusing" the senators

of supporting gangs, what, pray tell, does she think the result of the abolition or curtailing

of the main enforcement arm dealing with criminal illegal immigrants will achieve?

Does Mitchell truly believe that there would be absolutely no fallout from abolishing the

ICE?

But I digress.

The point is that these are the same people wondering why the White House is calling them

fake news, all while they embrace the new fake news mindset.

Have fun trying to get White House officials charged over a tweet with a regulation meant

for lobbyists, Andrea.

I'm sure that'll work out superbly.

What do you think about this?

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For more infomation >> NBC's Andrea Mitchell Caught Red-Handed Making, Broadcasting Fake News to Public - Duration: 4:16.

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Witness the Public Prosecution demanding the execution of Saddam, Barzan, Ramadan and Bandar - Duration: 2:15.

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May Allah reward all who have mercy on the martyr of the nation

In this video clip the prosecution "Jafar Al Musawi"

Demands the death penalty for Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, his half-brother Barzan al-Tikriti, Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, and President of the Revolutionary Court Awad al-Bandar

In an appeal to the head of the Iraqi Supreme Court, Judge Raouf Rashid Abdul Rahman, Moussaoui said the two defendants deserved the maximum punishment because they "brought corruption to the land and blamed them for all the crimes committed in Dujail in 1982"

SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Jaafar al-Moussawi,..

Officials circumvent .. The provisions of the law International

He told them he had been subjected to an assassination attempt

... During his visit to Dujail

"The prosecution asks

for the harshest penalty against them

because they spread corruption on earth, they showed no mercy even for the old

for women or for children

and even the trees were not safe from their oppression

so the public prosecution is asking for the death penalty."

Saddam Hussein : "Well done (smiles as he speaks)"

For more infomation >> Witness the Public Prosecution demanding the execution of Saddam, Barzan, Ramadan and Bandar - Duration: 2:15.

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Norwood Residents Keep Cool At Public Pool - Duration: 1:43.

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'Public Notice to Boil Water' issued for some areas of western side Orange - Duration: 0:31.

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Northern Territory Police conceal 'use-of-force' rules from public - Duration: 5:41.

Northern Territory Police conceal 'use-of-force' rules from public

In a statement to the ABC, an NT Police spokesperson said: "We do not provide Standard Operating Procedures for public dissemination".

That is despite the previous Use of Force guidelines, which took effect in 2012, being publicly available online and via the NT Supreme Court Library.

There has been a recent breakdown in community trust in the NT following damning coronial findings relating to police incompetence and the jailing of former NT police commissioner John McRoberts for attempting to pervert the course of justice, said the head of the Criminal Lawyers Association NT.

The ABC was told a new General Order for the Use of Force is now in effect as of June 14. The previous document set out the justifications for which officers could deploy their weapons, including guns, batons, tasers, and capsicum spray.

A new two-page document was disseminated by police, and removed all references to when police can use those weapons. But the Criminal Lawyers Association's NT president, Marty Aust, said the public had a right to know what powers police have.

"Police seem to have an ability to come up to the ordinary citizen and ask them any questions they seem to want to ask them… it's important that people know what their rights are.

"You would think they would be going out of their way really to ensure that the community remains fully confident in their ability to undertake their roles.

In a statement to the ABC, the president of the NT Police Association Paul McCue said: "It is the decision of the Commissioner as to whether those polices are made public". Wadeye officer to remain after firing warning shots.

In 2017, Chief Minister Michael Gunner said police should not be prevented from using tasers on children after a 12-year-old boy was tasered in the back as he ran from police at a Darwin service station.

The Darwin Children's Court found that the tasering was legal but "improper", and the National Children's Commissioner called for them not to be used on children.

The NT News reported last month that a Wadeye police officer in charge fired "several warning shots" into the sky when confronted by a large group of armed locals, an incident which NT Police said was under internal review.

During NT parliamentary estimates hearings in Darwin in June, Deputy Opposition Leader Lia Finnochiaro raised concerns about the officer's actions with NT Police Minister Nicole Manison.

She demanded to know why the officer had been allowed to keep his position following a letter from traditional owner Boniface Perdjert on behalf of the Kardu Diminin Corporation "formally notifying the Government of the sergeant's lack of care about the lives of Aboriginal people, failure to work well with Aboriginal people, rough treatment of Aboriginal people, and failure to work with traditional owners and the inability to listen or to understand the community in which he works".

Ms Manison said how the matter would be handled was an issue for Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw.

"That officer is afforded natural justice and procedural fairness and it can take a bit of time but there are reasons for that," Mr Kershaw said.

"I can assure you that we have taken the matter seriously and it is still an ongoing issue for us. He said the officer would remain in place in the community until the investigation was completed.

No response from NT Police Commissioner. The previous General Orders on the Use of Force set out the justifications for when police could deploy their weapons.

Regarding firearms, the now-defunct 2012 document stated that officers were only allowed to use their gun to "protect human life" and to "lawfully destroy animals".

Regarding batons and other weapons, the use of weapons had to be "a reasonable response in the circumstances and not an unnecessary use of force".

The police spokesperson told the ABC that NT Police wanted to do away with "prescriptive content" when it came to general orders and corporate policies, and that the concealment of the document was a result of "a project to streamline and rationalise police General Orders".

The ABC made three requests to interview Northern Territory Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw and did not receive a response. The ABC also requested an interview with Ms Manison, but was told: "General Orders are a matter for NT Police".

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Duval County superintendent hopes to tackle safety, bullying in public schools - Duration: 2:00.

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Role of public defender - Duration: 1:19.

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Lafayette Public Library now loaning instruments - Duration: 0:44.

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UM3detroit Lightning Talk: The Importance of Public/Private Partnerships in ECE - Duration: 6:10.

Good morning, and thank you.

My name is Bob Barnett. I'm the Dean of Education and Human Services at the University of Michigan-flint

And I want to talk to you today briefly

about the power of

public-private partnerships in advancing the goals of early childhood education.

Many of you have heard about

the Hope Starts Here project in Detroit. Well, I want to use that as a launching point to talk about

not just the fact that Detroit is doing great things around early childhood,

but they're creating a model that we are now implementing in Flint and I want to share the power of that story.

So if you don't know about Hope Starts Here, it's Detroit's early childhood partnership that's engaged families, businesses,

child education, and health care experts in a larger community, in creating a vision to ensure that children are born healthy,

prepared for kindergarten, and on track for success by third grade and beyond.

So I met the Hope Starts Here folks at the Mackinac Policy Conference

and we started talking about the idea of

what it takes to make a public/private partnership work.

And what we've learned and what we've implemented in Flint based on Detroit is just that, and what we've learned, is that no single entity

can do the kind of work that these kids and families and communities need alone. It takes

strategic partnerships to carry off such an incredible feat.

So in Flint that public-private partnership started as a response to the lead water crisis but quickly

became something far more. We realize that no matter if kids were exposed to lead or not,

everybody deserves access to early childhood education because we know the brain

develops most between the ages of birth to five. We know that intervention is the best medicine and so we created

public/private partnership in Flint between the Mott Foundation

the greater Flint

Community Foundation, the Flint Community Schools, the Genesee early,

Genesee Intermediate School District and the University of Michigan Flint. Each of those partners brings their expertise and

contributions to the table to pull off what we see as a

very hopeful start to providing a better quality of life for our kids before they even start kindergarten.

So the goal is to provide this high quality early childhood care for all kids in Flint. We can't reach all

8,000 of them at one time, but we can do some things

through our programming to make sure that we are reaching as many kids as we can.

So the first step was to open a closed elementary school in Flint and turn it into a birth to five

preschool for

kids who lived in the city of flint and were affected by the lead crisis. This is all free of charge to the parents.

We partnered with the state and the federal government

and in addition to our local partnerships to be able to provide the funding to pull this off.

So we have 200 kids aged birth to five in Flint getting high quality early childhood care

because of this concept of the partnerships. So.

The the main goal is that we have got to provide more access to these kids and to these families

because it's access, that's going to give them opportunity. So in addition to

a four star rated facility with a full curriculum,

we also provide wraparound services that make it easier for the parents and

children to overcome some of the barriers that otherwise would stand in the way.

For example, we have a pop-up school, which I've never done this before, but we bought a van.

It's labeled as pop-up school

and it's full of materials from the classrooms that we take out into the community to

community centers, to churches, to any place that will have us, and we unload the materials which are from the classroom.

So there the kids are engaging in

educational interactive play while we're talking to the parents about how important it is to get their students

into an early childhood facility and so we do a lot of recruiting that way

to get our students in the front door.

We also have a provider mentor model because we know that we're only reaching two hundred kids directly,

but we're working

directly with all of the childcare providers in the city

to do professional development, to raise all the boats and try to get the quality of all early childhood

to the level where we need it because

the ultimate goal is to get these kids kindergarten ready. So not only are we providing an early childhood care

we're working on transition classrooms in the Flint Community Schools that allow these

students to transition into the Flint Community Schools better prepared, ready to learn, and kindergarten ready.

So the next phase of this project is to work with the the staff and the students in k3

to get those kids ready to read by the third grade. So what really started out as

we just want to help the city

based on a wonderful project that Detroit did, is turned into something much much more

comprehensive

and we're trying to lift all boats at the same time

and provide even more early childhood care to these kids. So thank you very much

For more infomation >> UM3detroit Lightning Talk: The Importance of Public/Private Partnerships in ECE - Duration: 6:10.

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House committees subpoena FBI agent Strzok to testify in public - Duration: 5:06.

House committees subpoena FBI agent Strzok to testify in public

Two powerful House committees issued a subpoena for FBI counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok to testify publicly at a joint hearing slated for next week.

It was not immediately clear whether Strzok will comply with the order issued by the Judiciary Committee and the Oversight and Government Reform Committee. The committees issued their subpoena for 10 a.m.

EDT on July 10.

In a letter to the Judiciary panel earlier this week, Strzok's lawyer accused the committee of selectively leaking portions of a closed-door interview Strzok provided last week and called the standing invitation to testify publicly a "trap.

"Having sharpened their knives behind closed doors, the committee would now like to drag back Special Agent Strzok and have him testify in public — a request that we originally made and the committee denied," Aitan Goelman said, according to CNN.

"What's being asked of Special Agent Strzok is to participate in what anyone can recognize as a trap.".

Strzok has been a target for House Republicans ever since a series of anti-Trump text messages he sent during the 2016 campaign became public.Lawmakers grilled Strzok for 11 hours last week, a grueling session during which Strzok defended himself from allegations of bias.

He also characterized the text messages as private remarks exchanged in the course of an intimate relationship.Strzok told investigators that he regretted the messages to FBI lawyer Lisa Page, with whom he was having an affair.House lawmakers in the room said he repeatedly denied showing political favoritism to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over Trump in 2016, a time when the FBI was juggling investigations related to both presidential candidates.

Following last week's interview, House conservatives suggested that they had learned new information connected to the FBI's handling of investigations during the 2016 election.

They provided no evidence or specifics to substantiate their claims.

Democrats who attended the session described it as a partisan witch hunt intended to dig up possible ammunition to use against special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) called it a "monumental waste of time," and Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) called it a "farce."Earlier this week Goelman accused the committee of "playing political games [and] violating our trust and its own rules.".

He wrote that "it no longer makes sense for us to keep playing along," an that Strzok "is willing to testify again, and he is willing to testify publicly.

"He might even be willing to testify publicly before this committee," Goelman wrote.

"But not under conditions that are so obviously designed to embarrass and a trap an honorable man who has spent 25 years serving his country in the military and in law enforcement.".

Strzok, who was escorted from the FBI in what is believed to be a precursor to dismissal, is at the center of what Trump and his congressional allies see as a conspiracy within the Department of Justice to undermine his candidacy.

They say Strzok's texts with Page are clear evidence of anti-Trump bias, and they argue this may have influenced the FBI's probes, given Strzok's central role in both the Clinton and Russia investigations.A 500-page report from Inspector General Michael Horowitz heavily criticized Strzok, finding that he displayed a "biased state of mind" during a critical phase of the Clinton investigation, but that no decision made during the course of the probe was a result of bias or improper influence.

For more infomation >> House committees subpoena FBI agent Strzok to testify in public - Duration: 5:06.

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Cantonese New Claim Filing for Public 070218 - Duration: 6:34.

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