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Wala matubag ni Lib Navarro kung kinsay nag order/mando sa Tinuy-an Pass Slip ang gamiton sa Entrance Fee ug Parking Fee, ang igong ebidensya misulte ang Accountant Officer sa Flag Ceremony mao nay Strong na basihanan ug gi Legislative Inquiry na ni sa City Council apan walay pulos tungod sa Memorandum Order No. 52 sa Mayor, pag Legislative Investigation nila dili mutambong ang involve nga mga empleyado bahin anang sa Tinuy-an Collection. LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE OF 1991(Collection of Revenues and other receipts)

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Poland's Nobel Peace Prize winner bedridden in hospital with broken leg Lech Walesa helped found the Solidarity trade union movement in 1980 He is being treated in the same hospital as an old communist nemesis General Czeslaw Kiszczak played a key role in imposing martial law in 1981 Hospital doctors are examining Kiszczak to see if he is fit to stand trial

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Published: 13:25 EST, 10 December 2014 | Updated: 14:10 EST, 10 December 2014

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Poland's former democracy leader Lech Walesa has broken his leg - and landed in a hospital where a fellow patient is a communist-era official involved in directing the 1981 crackdown that put him in prison.

Walesa, 71, the founder of the Solidarity trade union and a former president of Poland, broke his right leg on Tuesday while leaving a church in his hometown of Gdansk.

A photo he posted on his blog shows Walesa in his hospital bed with his broken leg raised and in a cast.

Lech Walesa, a former president of Poland and democracy campaigner during the 1980s, pictured in hospital with a broken leg

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Malaysian in Singapore not only breaks mobile phone when caught, he even swallows memory card to destroy proof of his lewd act.

SINGAPORE: A 25-year-old Malaysian brought shame to himself, his family and his country when he was sentenced to three months jail in Singapore for taking an upskirt video of a woman while onboard a bus commuter.

According to a report on Today Online, district judge Hamidah Ibrahim said Koo Kiat Boons frantic decision, upon being caught, of destroying evidence by breaking the mobile phone and frantically swallowing the memory card was worse than the lewd act of taking an upskirt video of a female bus commuter.

Despite a much heavier sentence which he could have been dealt, Koo got off lightly and has been ordered to return to Malaysia after completing his sentence. He has also been suspended from work as an electrician.

In the 7pm incident on September 3, Koo, was on board the SBS Transits Service 170, heading towards the Woodlands Checkpoint, when he spotted a 28-year-old commuter whom he was attracted to.

Since the bus was crowded, Koo bent down and, stretching his hand under the victims skirt, started recording the scene using his mobile phone.

However, another commuter saw Koo doing this and upon realising he was caught, Koo frantically tried breaking the mobile phone by smashing it on the floor and in a desperate bid to lose the proof, swallowed the memory card.

Koo was nevertheless arrested by police officers at the Woodlands Checkpoint. The memory card was never retrieved.

Koo, who was with his mother, wife and two-year-old son in court yesterday, looked downcast as his sentence was read out.

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Fire investigators are working to figure out what caused a fire that damaged a popular Buckhead restaurant Sunday.

The Atlanta Fire Department was called out to OK Cafe on the corner of West Paces Ferry Road and Northside Parkway around 8 a.m.

"Once it started getting bad, we started yelling and screaming, the fire alarm started going off, said General Manager Carlos Alarcon.

Tricia Pridemore and her husband were eating inside the restaurant when the fire started. She says around 50 people were inside when a waiter began running through the restaurant yelling for everyone to leave.

"Anybody who was sitting down they made sure we knew this was not a drill. That we needed to get out now, said Pridemore.

No flames were visible, but there was a burnt smell inside, according to a Pridemore

We started getting smoke, smelling smoke and then they said it was on fire and they told us to evacuate and run out, so we got the customers out and we got out. Everybody got out safe, everybody is fine, said Melissa Rogers, who has been a waitress at the restaurant for 13 years.

AFD says no injuries were reported from the initial fire.

One firefighter was injured on the scene and taken to Atlanta Medical Center. Fire officials say he fell through some rafters while cleanup was underway at the restaurant. He is alert and has no serious injuries.

Alarcon told Channel 2s Steve Gehlbach he believes it started because of an electrical issue with a hot water heater. He told Gehlbach they were having issues with the heater and called an electrician, but quickly called 911 when smoke started building.

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Seats are still available for Januarys class offered by Ambassador Energy and Mission Career College, who have partnered to provide veterans and other qualified students enrollment through the G.I. Bill and Workforce Investment Act. On the back-end of the training, The Veteran Asset assists veterans with placement within the renewable energy sector.

Ambassador Energy (AE) has added 48 hours to their popular Solar PV Design and Installation Course to include more classroom time and additional hands-on labs. At completion, the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioner (NABCEP) Entry Level Exam is proctored.

The first 80-hour two-week course of 2015 is scheduled for January 12 through 23, and seats are still available on a first come first served basis. The class is designed to give students ample time and attention from Ambassador Energys Director of Trainer, Catherine Kelso, and staff. Ms. Kelso is a solar expert, who has earned two NABCEP certifications PV Installer and PV Technical Sales. She also sits on the current committee for NABCEP, which is crafting the criteria for the new NABCEP credential for photovoltaic system inspectors and solar heating system inspectors.

Suffice to say, said Kelly Smith, president of Ambassador Energy, Cat is highly qualified and is an amazing teacher. In her time away from AE, she, herself is a student, working toward her Electrical Engineering degree. And, in her time away from the podium at AE, she works for us as a system designer, troubleshooter, sales technical advisor, and installation coach. She cut her solar teeth on off-grid system design in the early 2000s and has grown to become one of the countrys most successful trainers. It does not surprise me that, with Kelso at the training helm, Ambassador Energy's NABCEP pass rate far exceeds the national average.

Ambassador Energy is proud to support the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, The Veteran Asset (TVA), who plays an important role throughout the training process. TVA connects the dots, continued Smith, by interfacing with the veteran students from beginning to end. At AE, we are proof of concept, as we have hired, so far, a total of nine veterans, who graduated the TVA program. I can say, first hand, that this program has made a huge impact on so many levels for AE. These veterans are incredible assets to our company!

Veterans and other qualifying students will, upon completing the 80-hour course, be invited to take the NABCEP EL Exam, which will prepare students for jobs within the solar arena, including; installer, project manager, designer/drafter, sales, administration, information technician, maintenance provider, and more. The course also satisfies 18 of the required hours for admission to the Advanced PV Installer Exam.

The Solar PV Design and Installation course offered in January includes:

Classes are scheduled to continue in Murrieta, California, commencing on the second Monday of each month and run 9am until 5pm Monday through Friday. Interested students should contact The Veteran Asset.

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A state senator has proposed changes to how Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarships are awarded.

State Sen. Jimmy Hickey, R-Texarkana, on Friday presented a draft bill to the Arkansas Lottery Commission Legislative Oversight Committee that calls for dividing student recipients into two categories: one with GPAs of at least 3.25 and ACT scores of 22 or higher, and another with GPAs of at least 2.5 and ACT scores of 19 or higher.

The students with the higher GPA and ACT scores would receive their scholarships in advance of their freshman years, as all students do currently. But those in the second group would be reimbursed for the amount only after "they successfully complete their freshman year and enroll for their sophomore year," according to an overview of the bill Hickey presented to committee members.

The bill also calls for establishing a $750 scholarship award for students in certificate-of-proficiency or technical-certificate programs.

Hickey said the changes could save several million dollars and make up for a shortfall between projected lottery revenue and projected scholarship awards. He noted that the lottery projects to provide $78 million for scholarships this year. An additional $20 million in general revenue for the scholarship still falls short of $102 million projected to be awarded.

Hickey asked the legislators to keep in mind "three Cs:"

"Cash flow, compassion for students and a combination of both," he said.

He said he has already prefiled the bill for consideration in next year's legislative session.

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Published on December 03, 2014

Hockey Legend Jean Beliveau dead at age 83

MONTREAL - It is hard to imagine a classier hockey player, on and off the ice, than Jean Beliveau.

A supremely skilled centre for 18 seasons for the Montreal Canadiens, the 83-year-old Beliveau was also a gracious spokesman for the team and the sport.

With his death confirmed late Tuesday by a spokesman for the Canadiens, the NHL club lost the man who embodied all the attributes of their dynasty teams of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s talent, flair, intelligence and success.

He scored 507 goals, won 10 Stanley Cups and was captain for 10 seasons before his retirement in 1971, then moved seamlessly into an executive position with the club.

Words like class and gentleman were attached to Beliveau by virtually everyone who met him.

"Meeting him is not like meeting other stars from the old days," said Beliveaus former linemate Gilles Tremblay.

"When people see Bobby Hull, they say: 'Hi Bobby.' When they meet Big Jean, it's always: 'Hi, Mr. Beliveau.' He commands respect."

Canadiens fans who revered Beliveau were given a scare in 2000 when he was diagnosed with throat cancer, but after losing 30 pounds during treatment and enduring "the worst period of my life," he recovered and was soon back in his familiar spot attending nearly every home game with his wife Elise in the seats among the fans. He also survived a stroke in 2012.

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By Bill Beacon, The Canadian Press

MONTREAL - It is hard to imagine a classier hockey player, on and off the ice, than Jean Beliveau.

A supremely skilled centre for 18 seasons for the Montreal Canadiens, the 83-year-old Beliveau was also a gracious spokesman for the team and the sport.

The NHL club lost the man who embodied all the attributes of their dynasty teams of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s talent, flair, intelligence and success.

He scored 507 goals, won 10 Stanley Cups and was captain for 10 seasons before his retirement in 1971, then moved seamlessly into an executive position with the club.

Words like class and gentleman were attached to Beliveau by virtually everyone who met him.

"Like millions of hockey fans who followed the life and the career of Jean Beliveau, the Canadiens today mourn the passing of a man whose contribution to the development of our sport and our society was unmeasurable," team owner Geoff Molson said in a statement posted on the Canadiens' website.

"Jean Beliveau was a great leader, a gentleman and arguably the greatest ambassador our game has ever known," Molson added.

"Meeting him is not like meeting other stars from the old days," said Beliveaus former linemate Gilles Tremblay, who died last week.

"When people see Bobby Hull, they say: 'Hi Bobby.' When they meet Big Jean, it's always: 'Hi, Mr. Beliveau.' He commands respect."

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By Bill Beacon, The Canadian Press

MONTREAL - It is hard to imagine a classier hockey player, on and off the ice, than Jean Beliveau.

A supremely skilled centre for 18 seasons for the Montreal Canadiens, the 83-year-old Beliveau was also a gracious spokesman for the team and the sport.

The NHL club lost the man who embodied all the attributes of their dynasty teams of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s talent, flair, intelligence and success.

He scored 507 goals, won 10 Stanley Cups and was captain for 10 seasons before his retirement in 1971, then moved seamlessly into an executive position with the club.

Words like class and gentleman were attached to Beliveau by virtually everyone who met him.

"Like millions of hockey fans who followed the life and the career of Jean Beliveau, the Canadiens today mourn the passing of a man whose contribution to the development of our sport and our society was unmeasurable," team owner Geoff Molson said in a statement posted on the Canadiens' website.

"Jean Beliveau was a great leader, a gentleman and arguably the greatest ambassador our game has ever known," Molson added.

"Meeting him is not like meeting other stars from the old days," said Beliveaus former linemate Gilles Tremblay, who died last week.

"When people see Bobby Hull, they say: 'Hi Bobby.' When they meet Big Jean, it's always: 'Hi, Mr. Beliveau.' He commands respect."

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LAHORE: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has suspended its electrician from service for being involved allegedly in extorting money from residents of various residential schemes on Multan Road by posing himself as deputy director (recovery).

The decision was taken by the LDAs administration department in view of a media report.

Recovery Department Deputy Director Azhar Wattoo also had a case registered against the accused person.

The LDA administration is also expected to hold an inquiry against the accused official under the law, according to a senior official.

Published in Dawn, December 1st, 2014

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