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Josh S. Brownstein
Marin County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 22 years of experience
(415) 761-8761 7250 Redwood Boulevard
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
McGeorge School of Law Univ of the Pacific
Josh has been an aggressive litigator and trial lawyer his entire career. After gaining years of experience at two of the country's top law firms, Josh left to pursue his own practice with the goal of fighting for those who need it most. Josh is at home in the Courtroom, yet takes particular care in ensuring that his Client's interests are addressed at every phase.
Joseph J Wiseman
Yolo County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 40 years of experience
(530) 759-0700 2810 5th Street
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime
I have over 30 years experience as a federal criminal trial and appellate lawyer, which gives me a unique perspective on what works and does not work with defending serious, complex federal charges. I prepare each case for trial, since a good result is only attainable if the lawyer is prepared and willing to go to trial. I have experience defending clients against complex fraud, tax, securities, and environmental criminal charges and related civil actions. In addition, my office handles civil rights, whistleblower, false claims, retaliation, and wrongful termination cases.
Devina G. Douglas
Sonoma County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 7 years of experience
(707) 408-3529 703 Second Street, Suite 206
White Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Devina Douglas has worked hard to build a reputation within the northern Bay Area as an attorney who is as easy to work with as she is knowledgeable. She has experience in all facets of criminal practice from pre-filing investigations through jury trial, including investigation, arraignments, motions, discovery, pre-trial negotiations and plea bargaining, probation violations, and post-conviction remedies. She handles various felony and misdemeanor cases involving DUI, homicides, marijuana crimes, fish and game violations, drug offenses, sex crimes, and domestic violence.
Devina attended the California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO), where she earned a...
Zack Agil
Sonoma County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney
(707) 884-8888 51 E St.
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Empire College School of Law
Zack was born and raised in San Francisco but has made Santa Rosa his home for the past fifteen years, owning and operating successful businesses and developing multiple ties to the community before deciding to become an attorney. Early on in his legal career, Zack spent four years with Legal Aid of Sonoma County under the umbrella of the State Bar of California's Practical Training program. This allowed Zack to provide legal services under the supervision of an attorney. Based upon his calming presence and ability to put people at ease, Zack was asked to work in the Domestic Violence division...
Will Morehead
Marin County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(415) 730-2558 1020 B St
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Will Morehead is certified by The State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization as a specialist in criminal law, an essential qualification conferred on only a handful of attorneys practicing in San Francisco and Marin.
Will is a seasoned trial lawyer with over fifteen years experience. He has never lost a felony trial. As an adjunct law professor and expert on the rules of evidence, he teaches future lawyers how to be trial lawyers.
As a former prosecutor, Will understands how the other side thinks about a case. He knows what levers, and what leverage, prosecutors...
Peter James Chambers
(415) 523-5260 1020 B Street
Based in Marin County, CA, Peter Chambers proudly defends his clients against their government. Mr. Chambers is at the vanguard of criminal defense law, regularly leveraging the latest legal and technological tools to improve his clients' situation. Never afraid of taking a case to trial, Mr. Chambers takes greater pride in the number of cases dismissed before ever reaching the jury.
Before swapping coasts and counsel tables, Mr. Chambers served as an Assistant District Attorney at the Kings County District Attorney's Office in Brooklyn, NY, prosecuting cases from attempted murder to petty theft. He is a graduate of Brooklyn Law School,...
Leigh Ellen Johnson
Contra Costa County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 19 years of experience
(510) 245-2468 3150 Hilltop Mall Road
White Collar Crime, Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
John F Kennedy Univ School of Law
Leigh E. Johnson is a practicing trial lawyer, and principal of "Trial Whisperer" Trial Consulting. Leigh is dedicated to assisting lawyers preparing for trial in both civil and criminal arenas. Her expertise is in developing an effective storyline that serves as the vortex for opposing counsel. She accurately identifies issues and reconstructs them to achieve positive outcomes within a variety of legal forums from arbitration to trial. Leigh's philosophy is that in order to obtain the best results regardless of forum, you should always prepare your case as if it were going to trial. Leigh's passion and primary focus...
Gregg Cohen
Tehama County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(530) 527-1972 622 Pine street
Red Bluff, CA 96080
Univ of San Diego School of Law
Attorney Gregg Cohen brings more than 30 years of experience in criminal law to his clients who face charges in Redding and throughout Shasta County and the surrounding Northern California communities. He advocates for clients in cases ranging from traffic offenses and drunk driving to drug charges, juvenile offenses and domestic abuse. Mr. Cohen spent 20 years as the elected district attorney for Tehama County. Prior to that, he worked as deputy district attorney for both Shasta and Tehama counties, and he served as a federal prosecutor for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of California. Having completed an...
Peter A. Duarte
Sonoma County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 22 years of experience
(707) 541-7100 1400 N Dutton Ave
Western State College of Law at Argosy University
I am an accomplished California Criminal Defense Attorney. I aggressively represent clients in a wide array of criminal matters, including DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence, Juvenile Law, and White Collar Crime.
With years of courtroom experience, I am dedicated to comprehensive and diligent representation for those facing criminal charges. I will fight to protect my clients' rights and interests, while pursuing the best possible outcomes.
Additionally, I speak Spanish. I am honored to represent our diverse population in Northern California.
Izaak Schwaiger
(707) 595-4414 130 Petaluma Ave., Suite 1A
Sebastopol, CA 95472
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Civil Rights, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
University of Wyoming College of Law
Izaak Schwaiger is an advocate and champion for the rights of regular people. A decorated veteran of the United States Marine Corps, a former Sonoma County prosecutor, and a respected presence in the courtroom, Mr. Schwaiger has devoted his practice to defending the criminally accused and upholding the civil rights of those who have been wronged by the police. Following ten years of service to his country in the Marine Corps, Izaak enrolled in law school at the University of Wyoming, where he did not graduate with honors, but was named "most likely to become a rockstar." Called the...
R. Ryan Wilber
Sonoma County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Divorce
Wilber Law began with a love of criminal defense. We've expanded to include other areas of law, but the ability to advocate for the rights we all share under the Constitution of the United States is an honor and a privelege. Without lawyers willing to take on this difficult task, police would have free reign to invade our privacies and courts would have free reign to convict people charged of crimes without a fair process. This crucial work speaks to our hearts. It is said that you can measure the moral fiber of a society by...
Roy Eugene Miller
Sonoma County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 28 years of experience
(888) 894-5842 415 Russell Ave
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
I was raised in San Diego and after graduating from the University of Arizona, returned to San Diego to earn my law degree at California Western. I've amassed a broad range of experience in both criminal and civil law to best serve my clients in Northern California. Our family is involved in the sport of Fencing which keeps all of us in shape and we are big supporters of FFA, 4H and Santa Rosa French-American Charter School.
Benjamin Scarfe
Sutter County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(530) 342-7755 855 Harter Parkway #260
CAL Northern School of Law
RECENT JURY AND COURT TRIAL SUCCESSES*
Domestic Violence: Penal Code 242, 243, 243, 273.5 + Great Bodily Injury enhancement: Not guilty on all Four counts. Client walked.
DUI Jury Trial--Hung Jury: .18, running red light: hung jury 4-12, case dismissed.
0.01 DUI Probation (court trial),
0.05 DUI-THC, Opiates, gore point violation, drifting: Hung Jury 6-6 case dismissed,
.22 DUI Hung Jury 6-6 case dismissed,
.20 DUI Hung Jury 11-1 case dismissed,
.20 DUI Stipulated Acquittal;...
Alin D. Cintean
Contra Costa County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(925) 335-6444 820 Alhambra Ave #10
Curtis Cameron Boyd
Solano County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer
(707) 429-3111 823 Jefferson St.
Ste. C
Curtis Boyd is a Northern California criminal defense lawyer and relentless advocate for those accused of crimes. He is dedicated to ensuring your Constitutional rights are protected and preserved. Mr. Boyd received his undergraduate degree from the University of California at Berkeley, where he graduated with Honors in History and was the recipient of the Rosberg-Geist Fellowship for Research in Africa. Mr. Boyd has always felt a calling to the legal profession as a means to fight against the systematic prejudices and injustices rife at every level of the criminal justice system. Mr. Boyd completed his law degree at the University of...
Jess Raphael
Napa County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 34 years of experience
(707) 394-5377 845 Jefferson Street
Univ of Colorado School of Law
WHO I AM: A reliable, trustworthy attorney who has exclusively practiced criminal defense in the Napa/Solano area for the past 25+ years. An experienced trial lawyer who has defended several hundred jury trials of all types, including murders, sex crimes, domestic violence, theft offenses, drug crimes, and driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. The right choice to evaluate, negotiate, and fight for the best possible outcome when you or your loved one is under threat of jail or prison in Napa or Solano County. A local practitioner with decades of experience with the same prosecutors, judges, probation officers,...
Michael Leon Marowitz
(415) 492-4539 4040 Civic Center Dr Ste 200
California criminal charges can have serious, lasting consequences. Not only can a conviction affect you, it can endanger your family's future as well. This is why it is so important to seek experienced criminal defense counsel as soon after you have been arrested as possible. The Law Offices of Michael L. Marowitz has over 4 decades of experience developing practical defense strategies. If you or someone you care about has been arrested for a crime in the San Francisco Bay Area, attorney Marowitz will protect your rights.
Traci Lewis Carrillo
Ms. Carrillo's practice includes Family Law and Criminal Defense. She successfully uses her background as a prosecutor and trial attorney to achieve excellent results on behalf of her clients. Ms. Carrillo's Criminal Defense practice includes every subject matter from driving under the influence to murder. Her Family Law practice includes divorce, custody, support and domestic violence related issues.
Ms. Carrillo has handled to conclusion 75 trials and hundreds of court hearings.
From 2000 to 2007, Ms. Carrillo was a Deputy District Attorney in Riverside County, where she handled a variety of cases, including driving under the influence,...
Dmitry Gorin
Los Angeles County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 28 years of experience
(818) 781-1570 16000 Ventura Blvd. #1000
White Collar Crime, Criminal Defense and Domestic Violence
Mr. Dmitry Gorin specializes in major criminal defense matters throughout Southern California courts. He left the Los Angeles County District Attorneys Office after 12 years of extensive trial experience. Mr. Gorin has litigated everything from Death Penalty murder cases to complex fraud cases, being nominated Prosecutor of the Month several times. Many of his cases have been profiled in the media including ABC, NBC, Court-TV and others. Mr. Gorin is also a Professor at Pepperdine and UCLA, teaching courses to undergraduates and law students on jury trial advocacy, public speaking, and comparative trial systems.
Wais Azami
Orange County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer
(714) 321-9999 12832 Valley View St
California Southern University School of Law
24/7 Emergency Consults for Criminal Matters; (714) 321-9999.
I offer free consultations for personal injury and criminal cases.
As an attorney, I offer strong yet affordable representation to the people of Orange County, Inland Empire and the surrounding areas with criminal defense and personal injury matters. Most of my clients have immigration issues when they are arrested and it takes a special attorney who understands the consequences of criminal charges for immigrants.
I'm a product of our community. I'm an immigrant. I was poor as a child. I had to start working at age 14 so...
Douglas Hugh Ridley
Santa Barbara County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 24 years of experience
(805) 208-1866 7 W Figueroa Street
Pepperdine Univ School of Law and Pepperdine University School of Law
Doug Ridley has experience with thousands of criminal cases. He has the voice and demeanor to handle matters cooperatively with the courts, along with the experience and savvy to be a tough defender when necessary. Doug's job as a prosecutor started in the case file review department where he reviewed up to a hundred files per day, and led him all the way to lead prosecutor for the Special Victims Unit (The most serious crimes in the county). His background gives him an expert eye and unique ability to see the case the way the prosecutor sees it. Understanding how...
Arash Hashemi
Los Angeles County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 20 years of experience
(310) 448-1529 11845 W Olympic Blvd
White Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
University of La Verne College of Law
As a child, all Arash Hashemi wanted to do was to play basketball in the NBA. One day, when he was 14, a family friend commented that Arash would be a good lawyer and should pursue law. Something clicked in Arash's head and from that day on he wanted to be a lawyer. He had no clue about the journey that lay ahead, but he was determined to get to the finish line. In December of 2002, Arash was officially sworn-in as an active member of The State Bar of California. The very next day Arash was in court, taking...
Paul Samuel Geller
(626) 792-2280 221 E Walnut St
Southwestern University School of Law
Criminal Defense Attorney with over 20 years experience. Persistence, dedication, professionalism, and personal attention. Building on a solid, strong reputation with Judges, Prosecutors, and other Defense Lawyers allows Mr. Geller to communicate and relate well to juries, and obtain dismissals, reductions, and top notch criminal defense results for his clients - from investigations and accusations to "not guilty" trial verdicts. Mr. Geller's personal attention to every case makes him a Top Attorney year over year.
Tsion Abate Chudnovsky
Santa Barbara County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 21 years of experience
(805) 892-8020 1117 State St Suite 45
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury and Stockbroker Fraud
Loyola Law School
CHUDNOVSKY LAW IS A PRE-EMINENT CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL DEFENSE AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSE DEFENSE LAW FIRM. The firm's highly experienced, award-winning attorneys include Former Prosecutors and Top Professional License Defense Lawyers that have successfully handled over 8,500 cases and jury trials. » GETTING YOUR CRIMINAL CASE DISMISSED OR REDUCED IS OUR #1 GOAL If you are dealing with an arrest, investigation or warrant you need to be very careful. Criminal convictions risk your freedom, your job and your future. Protect yourself and get a top criminal defense attorney on your side as early as possible. We know how to fight to get the best possible outcome,...
Victor J. Yoo
Alameda County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 29 years of experience
(888) 553-8000 1300 Clay St #600
White Collar Crime, Bankruptcy, Business and Tax
Mr. Yoo's practice focuses on tax and bankruptcy litigation. He has represented clients in both criminal and civil cases against the California Franchise Tax Board, State Board of Equalization and Employment Development Department and Internal Revenue Service (IRS). He has handled matters including IRS and sales tax audits, tax fraud investigations, Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) and innocent spouse claims. Mr. Yoo also represents debtors and creditors in Chapter 7, 11 & 13 bankruptcy proceedings, including tax bankruptcy cases.
Alan Eisner
White Collar Crime, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Certified by the California State Bar as a Criminal Law Specialist. Over 20 years trial experience. Practice devoted to criminal defense. Top-Rated Los Angeles Criminal Defense Lawyer (Rated Superb 10/10 by Avvo.com; Rated A.V. by Lawyers.com.) The law firm of Eisner Gorin LLP is Rated a Top 5% US Law Firm.
Bobby Shamuilian
(888) 965-4055 3500 W Olive Ave # 330
Attorney Bobby Shamuilian is a diligent and aggressive advocate for his clients. His passion is applied to every single case and he works tirelessly to meet the legal objectives of his clients. Bobby is an attorney that you can trust, an attorney that has the knowledge and experience which can help you in your legal matter.
Bobby was raised in Southern California and completed his undergraduate education at the California State Polytechnic University Pomona in finance, real estate, and law. He received his Juris Doctorate from the University of La Verne College of Law finishing at the top of his class...
(626) 345-9200 100 N. Barranca Ave
Ventura COL
John Murray has amassed a string of case dismissals, not guilty verdicts and "D.A. rejects" in cases ranging from misdemeanor DUI to very serious felonies. He works closely with his clients, and his carefully chosen private investigators and experts, to build the strongest defense in each case.
The National Trial Lawyers Association has awarded John as one of the "100 Best" criminal defense attorneys. The National Advocacy for DUI Defense placed him on their list of the nation's top DUI lawyers. And the American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys has honored him as one of the 10 best...
Diane C. Bass
Orange County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 32 years of experience
(949) 264-0696 5440 Trabuco Rd
Suite A4
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense and Domestic Violence
Attorney Diane C. Bass has been devoted exclusively to the practice of criminal defense for over 25 years. She represents people who are under investigation and who have been charged with crimes in both state and federal court. Attorney Bass has an outstanding reputation that has earned her the respect of judges, prosecutors and her colleagues throughout Southern California. Her dedication to excellence combined with her extensive trial experience and extremely high ethical standards has obtained excellent results for her clients for many years. She has won numerous trials and received drastically reduced sentences for many of her clients. Forged...
Joseph Abrams
(714) 883-9822 City Tower
333 City Boulevard West, Suite 1723
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense and Tax
From his federal criminal defense and sentence mitigation law firm in Orange, California, attorney Joseph Abrams provides unmatched legal representation and results to clients in Orange County and throughout Southern California including Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, and El Centro who are under investigation for, charged with, or awaiting sentencing on any type of federal criminal offense. With extensive knowledge and experience in all areas of federal criminal practice, including expert knowledge of the federal sentencing guidelines and federal sentencing advocacy, Mr. Abrams achieves notable success in obtaining favorable results for his clients' serious and pressing legal challenges. Prior to starting his...
San Diego County, CA White Collar Crime Attorney with 22 years of experience
(619) 525-7005 1230 Columbia Street Suite 565
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Stockbroker Fraud
Attorney Vikas Bajaj is a San Diego-based criminal defense attorney fighting for the rights of individuals and corporations who have been charged with a crime. Attorney Vikas Bajaj started his own defense firm, The Law Office of Vikas Bajaj, APC in 2002. Vikas prides himself in providing aggressive and effective representation to obtain favorable outcome for his clients.
R.J. Manuelian
(213) 401-2777 633 West 5th Street
White Collar Crime, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Massachusetts School of Law and Long Island University - C.W. Post Campus
R.J. Manuelian is a criminal defense attorney, and legal analyst for all major media outlets across America including Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, HLN, NBC, CBS, ABC and has covered high profile cases. R.J. has been practicing criminal defense exclusively for over 20 years and successfully defended his clients in over 76 jury trials (to jury verdict) including handling over 10,000 criminal cases. He was voted as a "SuperLawyer" since 2013 by SuperLawyers and "Top 100 Lawyer" by the National Trial Lawyers. Manuelian Law Firm has offices located in Ventura and Newport Beach and satellite offices in Boston and Washington D.C. Call...
(714) 463-4430 18032 Lemon Drive
Suite C609
White Collar Crime, Administrative, Criminal Defense and Tax
University of San Diego and James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona
Mr. Wilson is a former Federal Prosecutor, IRS Attorney and FTB Attorney. Mr. Wilson is the managing partner at the Wilson Tax Law Group, which is a law firm serving the Newport Beach and Yorba Linda areas that specializes in civil audits and criminal tax matters, involving federal and state tax authorities. The firm represents taxpayers during civil audits, administrative appeals, all phases of collection, judicial proceedings in all trial and appellate courts. The firm handles a wide variety of matters including international compliance and offshore banking matters. The firm is headed by Mr. Wilson, whose impressive background includes...
William M. Weinberg
Orange County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 30 years of experience
(949) 474-8008 19200 Von Karman Ave
Western State University College of Law
I am committed to defending the constitutional rights of my clients. My practice is limited to criminal defense and I have always been on the side of the individual. I believe in our system. It is the best in the world and affords individuals rights they cannot obtain anywhere else on the globe. My goal is simple: to obtain the best possible outcome for my clients. I have developed many relationships within the court system over the last 26 years and frequently put them to use on my client's behalf. I believe that I can personalize my client's...
Shaun Khojayan
(800) 274-4290 515 S. Flower St., 19th Floor
Los Angeles , CA 90071
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Appeals and Criminal Defense
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law and University of California - Irvine
Call (800) 274-4290 for your free private consultation today and put my knowledge and experience to work for you.
Criminal Defense - Appeals / Appellate law - Federal Criminal Defense
Shaun Khojayan and Associates, a Criminal Defense Law Firm, based in Los Angeles will help you early in your criminal defense matter. We provide criminal defense representation in California State Courts and all United States Federal Courts.
Mr. Khojayan earned his J.D., with Distinction, from the University of the Pacific. He has conducted complex federal felony trials with most resulting in not guilty verdicts. Mr. Khojayan has also written and argued appeals...
Seppi Esfandi
(310) 274-6529 2049 Century Park E, 2525
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Seppi Esfandi is a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney who is also an Expert in Criminal Law. He ranked among the top 5% of attorneys in Los Angeles. Esfandi was born and raised in Los Angeles and graduated from the UCLA School of Law.
We Offer a FREE Case Review: 310-274-6529
esfandilawfirm.com
San Diego County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(760) 973-4005 500 La Terraza Blvd.
Samantha Greene is an attorney for the criminal department of Sevens Legal, APC. Mrs. Greene brings over 10 years of experience as a criminal attorney to the benefit of her clients. Mrs. Greene began her legal career working as a small criminal defense practice in San Diego. In 2011, Mrs.Greene went into private practice as a criminal defense attorney specializing in both felony and misdemeanor matters. Mrs. Greene is well respected in the San Diego legal community, including among Judges and Prosecutors for her experience and professionalism. Mrs. Greene earned her law degree from the University of...
Daniel W. Layton
(949) 301-9829 17702 Irvine Blvd, Ste 200
White Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, International and Tax
Golden Gate University School of Law and The University of Chicago Law School
Daniel W. Layton is a former Federal tax prosecutor and trial attorney for the IRS. His practice as a tax attorney is dedicated to handling all aspects of tax controversy, including audits, collection, international tax, and criminal tax defense. Mr. Layton has extensive experience and insight from his time in the government sector, which greatly benefits his clients. As a former Federal tax prosecutor with the U.S. Department of Justice, in the Tax Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles, and a former IRS trial attorney in San Jose, he has litigated a wide variety of civil...
Charles Frederick Magill
Fresno County, CA White Collar Crime Lawyer with 34 years of experience
(559) 255-3425 1060 Fulton Mall
Free ConsultationWhite Collar Crime, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Stockbroker Fraud
San Joaquin COL
Charles Magill's relentless and creative style of legal service has resulted in more than 150 jury and court trial victories. Because of his uncanny ability to explain complex legal cases with unmistakable clarity, many news organizations, including FOX, ABC, CBS, NPR, NBC, The Wall Street Journal and The Fresno Bee, have sought his concise legal insight in interviews. He is an active member in the local Fresno Community and a member of the Greater Fresno Area Chamber of Commerce. He and his firm have received multiple awards of recognition, many of which are a direct result of client nomination.
Eric J Youngquist
(909) 472-9112 811 Wilshire Boulevard
Seventeenth Floor
With approximately 20 years of former Law Enforcement and over 12 years practicing Criminal Defense in California, I possess a unique approach to obtaining positive results for my clientele. Having been born and raised in the local area, educated, and practiced law here, have given me excellent background information to dispense.
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Donald Trump: The Un-American President
by Ben Cohen / JNS.org
US President Donald Trump speaks during a rally to contest the certification of the 2020 U.S. presidential election results by the U.S. Congress, in Washington, U.S, January 6, 2021. REUTERS/Jim Bourg
JNS.org – Move over, James Buchanan. The 15th president of the United States of America is regularly ranked by historians as the worst-ever holder of that hallowed office — a one-term commander-in-chief whose unctuous appeasement of pro-slavery forces did nothing to prevent Southern states from declaring war on the Union one year after he left office.
Donald Trump's term as America's 45th president has not ended in civil war — not on the scale of the 1860s, anyway — but history's verdict on him is certain to be as harsh as on Buchanan, maybe even more so. Years from now, he will be remembered as America's most un-American president ever, his #MAGA ideology notwithstanding.
I say that because Trump's approach to political leadership was established well before the heinous scenes on Capitol Hill on January 6. Pundits had debated which past president he might most resemble, with some fanciful comparisons with Andrew Jackson being offered up, but on this point, Trump's influences came from abroad, and from the here and now.
As he understood it, he had the same official title as Vladimir Putin in Russia and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Turkey — men he openly admired — and he craved their reserves of political power as well. Foreign leaders whose policies actually harmed Americans became a model for an American president.
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Imagine if Thomas Jefferson had regarded Napoleon in that same way, instead of having "detested Bonaparte as a tyrant," as he memorably put it. That would be a futile exercise, of course, because Jefferson was one of the founders of a republic that, through its constitution, severed ties with the European authoritarian tradition that permitted kings and emperors to credibly declare, "L'état c'est moi." In marked contrast to Jefferson, throughout his four years in office Trump has cast envious glances at his foreign dictator buddies, whose servile legislatures and corrupt judiciaries, built upon the bruised bodies of fighters for democracy in those nations, do their bidding — including, if necessary, the rigging of referendums and elections.
The pesky American political system did not allow our outgoing president or his enablers to follow their example. For Trump, the failure to cajole American legislators and co-opt the American public into adopting his conspiracy theory about a stolen election was clearly maddening. And so, Jan. 6 was almost destined to become a graphic distillation of both Trump's lust for power and his lack of competence in pursuing it — ugly and uncompromising, with five people left dead, yet over quickly, for by that same night our legislature was back in place to confirm Joe Biden's election victory.
It is that end which meant that Washington, DC did not join the ranks of Kiev, Belgrade, Cairo, Hong Kong, Caracas, and other world cities in becoming the site of a bloody, lengthy face-off between the police and the army on one side, and disaffected civilians on the other, separated only by a shattered, discredited political system. Not only did Trump do nothing to contribute to that outcome, he actively encouraged the insurgency, such as it was. Trump's crossing of that constitutional red line in the final days of his lame-duck presidency — forever symbolized by the sight of motley QAnon conspiracists and Confederate flag-wavers running amok on Capitol Hill — is the reason that history will judge him without mercy.
What, though, will Trump become as he enters the final stage of his life? For my part, I would be grateful to never have to think seriously about him again, but that expectation is unrealistic — hence my question. Trump is no Fidel Castro, and he will not retreat to the hills with the Proud Boys as his guerilla army and Alex Jones as his mouthpiece to the world. When one's only focus is self-aggrandizement, as has always been the case with Trump, assembling a political movement is invariably a means to an end, rather than an end in itself.
He will probably take his place as a fixture in the media landscape during the 2020s, bursting into universal public awareness when the occasion so merits. It might be the publication of his memoirs ("The Greatest" is the sort of title he'd go for) or it might be his inevitable appearance in Jerusalem, telling audiences that he was the best president that Israel ever had (and ever will have). Or it might be the opening of a luxury Trump-branded golf course on the Black Sea: In those moments, he will be with us once again.
Now, on the question of Israel, there are those who believe Trump's embrace has done an enormous amount of damage to bipartisan support for the Jewish state. There are also those — among them Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — who insist that Trump really was the best American president for Israel's cause, and they will energetically press that case, reminding us that it was Trump who moved the US embassy to Jerusalem, Trump who exited the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, Trump who brought about the Abraham Accords.
My response to this isn't to engage in moralistic chiding because if the history of liberal democracies has taught us anything, it's that some people will be susceptible to terrible ideas with the best of intentions as well as the worst. That is one of the hazards of having a truly democratic system — every so often, it will undergo the kind of extraordinary stress test that we witnessed this week.
Instead, I would say to those who feel a residual loyalty to Trump because of certain policies, treat him as he would treat you. If you had outlived your usefulness to him, he would discard you without a second thought and publicly trash your reputation with the same intensity with which he praised you at the beginning of your relationship (see, for example, John Bolton).
Now that Trump has become an outright embarrassment to the United States, he has outlived his usefulness, including in areas such as Israeli-Arab peace, where he will boast endlessly of his successes. If further progress is to be made on that front, it is not Donald Trump who will make it happen; indeed, one could make the argument that any future association with him on this front is more of a liability than an asset.
That, too, is a harsh judgment. But it is a decidedly Trumpian one all the same.
Ben Cohen is a New York City-based journalist and author who writes a weekly column on Jewish and international affairs for JNS.
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Q: RegEx - Changing a value I have this text:
    <script type="text/javascript" id="wordpress_grazit_script">
            var dbnurls = [];
            var dbnanchors = [];
            dbnurls.push('url');
            dbnanchors.push('anchor');
            var script = document.createElement("script");
            script.setAttribute("src", dbn_protocol+"path to js");
            script.setAttribute("type", "text/javascript");
            script.setAttribute("id", "grazit_script");
            document.getElementById("my-id").parentNode.appendChild(script);
    </script>

and I need to replace dbn_protocol+"path to js" with something else.
I have tried to use this match pattern but it matches all the way to the last );
    "script\\.setAttribute\\([\"']src[\"'],(.*[^\\);])(\\);)(.*)"

I need to spcify that I need this regex in c# .net
Thank you

A: You could match only as from the dbn_protocol (and use @ symbol when defining the regex so you don't have to do a bunch of double escapes):
var regex = new Regex(@"dbn_protocol\+""[^""]+""");

ideone example.
Using the quotes will prevent the regex from matching more than path to js.

A: If in javascript you can do it like this:
var result = yourScriptString.replace(
    /(script\.setAttribute\("src",)(.*)(\))/,
    " $1'" + someUrl + "'$3");

See this jsfiddle for details.

A: If you only want to replace dbn_protocol+"path to js",there are several ways to achieve this,first you can directly replace dbn_protocol+"path to js" with something new using
string.Replace(string searchterm,string replacementterm);

but as you mentioned you want the stuff in regex,so try the method below,it returns a new string(which is a new script section with dbn_protocol+"path to js" replaced).This should satisfy you as it's done using regex;
Regex r = new Regex(@"dbn_protocol\+""[^""]+""");
string newscript=r.Replace("your script's text","the replacement string");
//newscript is the script text that you need.

One more thing i would like to point if you need to change this absolutely once,then why you chose doing it in code while you could easily do it by hand.
Hope it works.

A: Thank you Chris for your answer. The problem was what you said. The regex was taking greedy and going all the way to the last match. I put the '?' and it all worked.
Thank you

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A HKU programming team named "Big Boss" beat over 30 teams coming from different institutions in Hong Kong and Macau, and got the championship in the ACM-HK Programming Contest held on June 28, 2014 at The Open University of Hong Kong. Members of this winning team include Jiang Shaofeng (CS MPhil candidate), Au Yeung Tsun (BSc(QFin)-Year 3) and Lee Chun Yin (BSc(QFin)-Year 3) [absent from the contest]. They managed to solve 4 out of the 7 problems at the contest.
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Career Guidance Components in Basic Education.
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The workshop is aimed at four career components in basic education that teachers can easily integrate within the curricula subjects.
Large number of unemployed young people in Europe demands new approaches and roles in career guidance.
Preparing the students for world of work and for the occupational work generally involves new approaches.
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The teachers, besides their educational roles, overtake also the role of career guide.
They need to do it in the framework of their subjects and interconnect academic content skills with the world of work.
Four components of the students' career development are demonstrated on practical lessons or blocks of lessons.
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Q: D-Bus GLib bindings—unable to get code off the ground I've been playing with GLib's D-Bus bindings, trying to get something (anything) working, with very limited success. I've been trying to get Ross Burton's example code to compile and run, but keep hitting new and exciting difficulties.
Can you help debug this code, or failing that, point me at some example of D-Bus GLib code that does work?
Since Ross' code is out-of-date, I've replaced the line
dbus_g_object_class_install_info (G_OBJECT_CLASS (echo_class), &dbus_glib_echo_object_info);

with
dbus_g_object_type_install_info (G_OBJECT_TYPE (echo_class), &dbus_glib_echo_object_info);

per his comments on that article, but made no other changes other than to update the include directories to match the setup on my box.
When running the server executable, though, I get the following error:
** (process:11747): CRITICAL **: dbus_g_object_type_install_info: assertion `G_TYPE_IS_CLASSED (object_type) || G_TYPE_IS_INTERFACE (object_type)' failed

The stack trace at this point, according to gdb, is
#0  0x0000003b5f40b440 in dbus_g_object_type_install_info () from /usr/lib64/libdbus-glib-1.so.2
#1  0x0000003b5722909c in g_type_class_ref () from /lib64/libgobject-2.0.so.0
#2  0x0000003b57229798 in g_type_create_instance () from /lib64/libgobject-2.0.so.0
#3  0x0000000000400f16 in main (argc=<value optimized out>, argv=0x7fff156497d8) at EchoObject.c:111

I'm not sure what's going wrong, or what the next steps should be in debugging. I'd like to get some basic code sending and receiving D-Bus method call messages, so I can see how things should work to use in my application.
I'm using D-Bus 0.73.
Update: Given the lack of success on my part, and the lack of response here, I'm currently looking at abandoning D-Bus and finding some other IPC mechanism.
Update 2: In the end, I went with a Unix named sockets approach, which is doing exactly what I need it to do in a total of 280 lines of code (plus test code).

A: In the following line
dbus_g_object_type_install_info (G_OBJECT_TYPE (echo_class), &dbus_glib_echo_object_info);

you need to use the G_OBJECT_CLASS_TYPE() macro instead of G_OBJECT_TYPE().
This is because echo_class is an instance of EchoClass, which is a "class structure" in the GObject world. The G_OBJECT_TYPE() is for "object structures", which would be the Echo structure in the aforementioned example.
I know this answer is way to late for @me_and, but maybe someone else will find it useful.

A: dbus-glib is pretty ... nasty to use, and it's basically unmaintained at this point. You're probably better off using its upcoming replacement, GDBus, which will be included in the next stable GLib release. Check out the Lowlevel D-Bus support and Highlevel D-Bus support sections of the documentation for more details.


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The problem with most single-system analyses
Saw this tweeted by a trusted source Sunday morning, but HuffPo published an op-ed by Green Party of Ontario leader Mike Schreiner on March 15 regarding merging Ontario's four publicly funded school boards into two.
As readers here would know, I support this, with the full disclosure I am the product of a Catholic school system. However since becoming a ratepayer in southwestern Ontario, I am an English public school system supporter (for whatever that's worth in a single-funder system).
Schreiner's POV in this latest piece hasn't changed since the last Ontario election. He's consistently been a single-school system supporter since taking the mantle of the GPO. The challenge, however, is that Schreiner leads with the financial argument. That argument in this case is based on a 2012 study by the Federation of Urban Neighbourhoods of Ontario Inc.
There are some assumptions in that report upon which the estimated $1.2 billion to $1.6 billion (my rounding) in annual savings are based that are false. They appear to be based on a presumption that many of the students currently in Catholic schools would leave the publicly funded system.
That's the only guess I have as to how the study identifies efficiencies of scale to the extent it does. It pegs $164.9 million in savings from the elimination of school board and governance grants if the province's Catholic district school boards were eliminated. This assumes the public systems taking over management and governance of the physical assets and students would be willing to have that added to their existing workloads.
I don't see that happening.
So you wouldn't see 100% of those governance and admin costs evaporate.
It pegs $169 million in student transportation cost savings-- by increasing walking distances across the province and the elimination of duplication. Again, I don't see the savings fully realized as school board transportation consortium shotgun weddings started taking place over five years ago and are pretty much fully implemented.
Which isn't to say some of the estimates presented aren't valid-- savings will happen in capital and facilities as we use the existing stock of school buildings more efficiently instead of having wide discrepancies between public and Catholic schools that lie within blocks of each other.
Where the financial argument falls apart is the economies of scale line, where it estimates $487.9K to $813.2K in annual savings.
If the number of students in the system remains stable after the merger of Catholic and public boards, the overall costs of running the system are not going to dramatically drop. Yes, there will be savings in some areas where there is duplication-- but overall you're not going to suddenly have 40% fewer principals or superintendents. The number of teachers and support staff would remain relatively static.
It surprises me neither party in this example has bothered to look at Quebec or Newfoundland and Labrador, where systems were merged. What sort of savings have materialized? You might find some concrete examples there instead of assumptions built on false premises.
It's an argument that side-steps the conversation that should be happening around publicly funded faith-based education in Ontario. Which is whether it should be publicly funded at all. Arguing it shouldn't be funded because of potential, flawed estimated savings is a weak foundation because those "savings" simply won't materialize to the stated degree should Ontario move to a single system.
Ontario is no longer part of a dominion where a minority of Christians need to have their faith protected from being extinguished by the majority of Christians. Those days have long passed-- defense of any faith should be a matter of instruction and practice within individual families and whatever congregation they choose to associate with, not a publicly funded educational system.
That -- and not money -- should be the No. 1 reason for a single system in Ontario. I've not yet heard a politician frame it in those terms, which is unfortunate because the other arguments only distract from what should be discussed.
Posted by Education Reporter at 10:45
Labels: governance, money, pearls of wisdom
Mike Marini said...
My disclaimer: I am a supporter of universal access to publicly funded education
That being said however, I am VERY uncomfortable with the notion of rolling both systems into one
The existence of two parallel systems provides a sort of constant pressure to adapt and evolve in response to changes in technology, culture and demographics.
Simply merging the two systems might save some money at first, but the cost in the long-term would be much greater
Losing the incentive to compete and innovate would stagnate the system and invite even more decay than we already have to deal with
To paraphrase Henry Ford "you could have any kind of education that you want, so long as it's mediocre..."
If there was only one kind of school, run by the same corrupt administrators and unions, what incentive would there be to improve outcomes? In fact, improving outcomes would be counter-productive, since it might actually generate less funding...
Governments throw money at crisis, not success...
If the merger happened today, I would be forced to home-school my child as an alternative to the temple of futility that pretends to be our local public high school
I agree that having a separate system based on religious difference is unhelpful and unfair, but I would argue that a parallel system (or systems) are ESSENTIAL to prevent stagnation
I would prefer to see new systems emerge that allow students and parents to choose from different teaching methods and environments
Perhaps we need to make educational funding portable, so parents can take it where they get the best outcomes for their kids and not lowest common denominators
While we're at it, why not get rid of separate education in French?
Officially, we're a bilingual province, why not just start every kids' education with dual immersion and let them decide which language to continue their education in when they are older?
Has any student in an English public school EVER learned to speak more than cereal-box French?
Let's pool that money and put it into dual-language education from public daycare to Grade 1 instead
just sayin'...
Perhaps that the Catholic system be rolled in to the English public system is the wrong way to go?
Perhaps it's the Catholic system that is the better fiscal manager and system to use as the template and roll the English public system into it, not the other way around?
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You are here: Home / Blog / All Golf Equipment Reviews / Nikon Coolshot Rangefinder Review
Thank God for technology. Gone are the days where you had to rely on counting off yards and "estimating" distances. With rangefinders now on supply, all you have to do is look through a lens, hit a button and it will tell you the distance it is from you to the flag. Just like any product, however, some are better than others. And when it comes to range finders, some are easier to use than others, more comfortable than others, and most importantly, more accurate than others.
The Nikon Coolshot
In steps the Nikon Coolshot 20 Laser. Nikon is one of the more respectable lens companies out there. When they release a camera product, it's usually very good, and the Coolshot 20 Laser is to be included in that. It uses a First Target Priority system and will always pick out the flag from the background. Distances are shown in 1 yard increments on the screen.
Physical Size
The first thing you're going to notice about it is its size. Its compact, its lightweight and very easy to grip and utilize. You can even use it with just one hand if you wish. It's 9cm by 7cm and is one of the smallest lasers on the market. It's actually 2cms shorter and 55 grams lighter than the original Nikon Coolshot rangefinder. This makes it easy to stick into your pocket without feeling like it's even there.
Its zoom is one of the better products out there. It magnifies up to 6x. Most rangefinders you will find go up to 4 or 5x, so this is a step up than those, even the original Nikon Coolshot. There are some that go up to 7x, though, including other Nikon rangefinders.
The rangefinder is also very simple to use, even if you're not the most tech-savvy person out there. All you really have to do is just look through the lens, point to your target and push the rear button that turns the device on and calculates your distance. After eight seconds it will automatically turn off to save battery.
There are other buttons on this for some different options. For example, you can shuffle from yards to meters if you wish, especially if you're someone from Europe who uses meters more regularly to calculate your shots.
The CR-2 battery it comes with will give you a good lifespan, and since it has a battery saver on there already, you shouldn't use too much battery life up each time you use it.
The range you can get on the Nikon Laser 20 is pretty impressive. It starts out as low as 6 yards and goes up to 600. It may not be as much as other rangefinders, but it still goes out pretty far. Depending on the conditions, it could be hard to pick up flags over 200 yards out, so beware of that. Windy conditions can especially be tricky for further shots.
It also comes with protection for rainy and wet conditions. Its cover is rainproof and also made with materials that will prevent it from being damaged if it falls on the ground or a hard floor.
Potential Pitfall
One downside is unlike some of the newer rangefinders out there, it doesn't have slope mode. Using slope mode is illegal for tournament use, but a lot of people like it for regular use. So you will have to factor in uphill and downhill shots for club selection based off the yardage it gives you. Unfortunately, there's no wind factor, either, to help you with club selection. But I'm sure the way technology is moving, those kinds of rangefinders will be coming out soon.
The Nikon Laser 20 focuses quite easily. You can adjust the focus on the eye piece very easily and you won't have to worry about it hurting your eye like some rangefinders out there.
Overall, it's very affordable. There are a lot more expensive rangefinders out there, some that do more advanced things, but for the price, you can't go wrong. It makes playing golf much more enjoyable and gives you much more accuracy on the distance between you and the hole.
Make playing golf fun again and go grab this product.
Cover keeps it from damaging while falling and from from getting damaged during rain
Recognizes the closest objects to the player
Provides player with accuracy through laser technology
Goes into safe mode after only 8 seconds of non-use, saving battery
Easy to use and small, lightweight
Focuses well
6x magnifying
Some conditions make it hard to pick up the flag over 200 yards, such as windy conditions
Does not have a slope mode
With it being super lightweight, it can be hard to keep completely steady, and you need to be steady to get reading.
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Two Key Promotions at VUSN
Becky Keck and Sarah Ramsey have both been promoted to key positions at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing. Keck, pictured above left, has been named to a newly created role as Senior Associate Dean for Administration and Operations/ Chief Administrative Officer, and Ramsey to Assistant Dean of Student Affairs.
Keck, M.S.N., R.N., NEA, BC, has served in many administrative capacities throughout her 17-year career at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in nursing finance and operations and participating in key initiatives such as the Magnet Recognition Program. In 2007, she joined the School of Nursing as the Clinical Director for Geriatric Services where she served as a faculty member in the Health Systems Management specialty as well as the Clinical Director for Geriatric Services for University Community Health Services.
Keck's initial nursing career started in medical/surgical nursing and surgical intensive care. She has held nursing management positions at a community-based hospital in Lexington, Ky., and at the University of Kentucky Medical Center. She is a native of Bowling Green, Ky., with strong ties to Western Kentucky University, where she earned her associate and bachelor Degrees in Nursing. She completed her Masters in Nursing with a concentration in nursing administration at the University of Kentucky.
Ramsey, M.Ed., pictured above second from the left, has served in various capacities at VUSN for more than 17 years, and has held the position of director of student affairs since 1995. She is the touchstone for more than 700 nursing students at any given time and oversees the school's milestone events such as orientation, three separate pinning ceremonies and graduation. She also serves as the primary referral source for students who need personal or academic counseling.
Other than a two-year stint at a Nashville securities brokerage firm, Ramsey's career and education have been focused at Vanderbilt. She started her career in Vanderbilt Development and served as an undergraduate admissions counselor for three years.
She earned both her Master of Education degree in Higher Education Administration and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Vanderbilt University.
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VUSN's Adams and Wolgast Selected as Fellows in the American Academy of Nursing
Vanderbilt University School of Nursing Professor and Faculty Scholar Susie Adams, PhD, APRN, PMHNP, FAANP, and Assistant Professor and Director of the Healthcare Leadership Program Kelly Wolgast, DNP, MSS, RN, FACHE, have been selected as a Fellows in the American Academy of Nursing. This recognition reflects consistent contributions to the profession of nursing throughout their…
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12/16/2010 – Jill Austin, MBA, chief marketing officer for Vanderbilt University Medical Center, was named assistant vice chancellor for Strategic Marketing and chief marketing officer in July. Since assuming responsibility for all marketing functions at VUMC last summer, Austin and her team have continued to build upon Vanderbilt's position as the preferred health care provider in…
VUSN to study platforms for simulated learning
Vanderbilt University School of Nursing was recently awarded a $1.6 million, three-year grant from Health Resources Services Administration's (HRSA) Innovative Nurse Education Technologies (INET) Program for the next step in simulation software management. When completed, portions may look a lot like popular gaming systems such as Wii, Xbox or PlayStation.


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Ch'iyar Quta (Aymara ch'iyara black, quta lake, "black lake", hispanicized spellings Chiar Khota, Chiar Kkota, Chiar Quota) is a lake in the Cordillera Real of Bolivia situated in the La Paz Department, Los Andes Province, Pucarani Municipality, Huayna Potosí Canton. It is situated at a height of about 4,700  metres (15,400 ft) near the peaks of Kunturiri and east of the lake Juri Quta.

References

External links
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Lakes of La Paz Department (Bolivia)

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Hi. Got a '94 2660 and want to gain more access to the bulge area near the stern than the two small hand holes currently provide. Anyone ever removed the hand holes and its frame and changed out with a larger water proof access hatch? What make and model access hatch did you install?
Hi FamilySam and welcome to the forum!
I don't have a 2660, but when I changed my boat over to an enclosed transom, bilge access was one area I changed. I ended up making a custom access wide enough I could get my head and shoulders in to do work.
For your question, Bomar is the only manufacturer I know of that makes waterproof hatches. Look at pages 27 and 28 on the following link to see what sizes and types are available.


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Over 100 Cambodian American Refugees Face Deportation after Targeted ICE Round-Up
Protesters demand immigrant rights for Southeast Asian Americans at a 2013 demonstration. (Photo credit: 1Love Movement)
The Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC) reports that over one hundred Cambodian American refugees have been arrested and detained for deportation after one of the largest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) mass round-up operations in history.
The arrests come shortly after the Cambodian government announced over the summer that they would temporarily halt the issuing of travel visas for refugees facing deportation by the US government to Cambodia. Cambodian officials are seeking renegotiation of a 2002 U.S.-Cambodia agreement to address the separation of deported refugees from the American families.
Said Kalvin Hang of the advocacy group 1Love Cambodia:
"The purpose of bilateral negotiations would be to rectify humanitarian concerns with the current [agreement], and make necessary revisions to bring it in line with international human rights standards."
Cambodian American refugees cannot be deported without the issuance of Cambodian travel documents.
Last month, the Trump Administration reacted to the Cambodian government's refusal to issue travel visas for refugee deportees with a bullying set of visa sanctions. Specifically, the Administration announced that Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs employees — as well as nationals from Sierra Leone, Eritrea, and Guinea — would no longer be able to obtain travel visas to enter the United States. The Cambodian government reacted to the visa sanctions by agreeing to interview and issue travel documents for twenty-six nationals facing deportation.
Now, as part of the Trump administration's pattern of holding refugees' and immigrants' lives hostage in service of Trump's xenophobic and anti-immigrant policies, ICE has rounded up over one hundred additional Cambodian American refugees and placed them in detainment at the Adelanto Detention Facility near Los Angeles. In what appears to be an international game of chicken, ICE seems to be hoping that the Cambodian government will continue to accept these refugees for deportation now that they have relented on the earlier twenty-six deportees.
SEARAC reports that most of the Cambodian Americans rounded up this past week came to the United States as refugee children, and some might even have been born in refugee camps outside of Cambodia and therefore have no personal connection to Cambodia. After coming to the United States, most had run-ins with the criminal justice system before they were naturalized. Furthermore, while all have past criminal records, most are now living peaceful and non-violent lives after deciding to reform their behaviour while in prison.
If deported, many refugees will be permanently separated from American family members, and sent to away to live in a country they barely know. Salon reported over the summer what life is like for refugees sent to Cambodia, including the story of Sophea Phea, who was born in Thailand and raised in the U.S. but deported after she was convicted of $3,000 of credit card fraud.
"We're separated from families; this is against human rights. We went to the [U.S.] as little toddlers, we'd never been to Cambodia, we don't belong here in a way," Phea explains. "We are replicating what our parents felt when they were separated from their families by the Khmer Rouge. And we don't know how our kids are going to turn out because this trauma is repeating itself."
SEARAC and other organizations are trying to stop other Cambodian American refugees — most of whom pose no criminal threat to anyone — from facing similar, senseless trauma.
"This is one of the largest round-ups the Southeast Asian American community has seen," said Quyen Dinh, executive director of SEARAC. "We call on both the U.S. and Cambodian governments to do the right thing by stopping the deportation of refugees. Our families have suffered enough for one lifetime. Enough is enough."
Community members are urged to join SEARAC's efforts to stop the deportation of these Cambodian American refugees and other immigrants inhumanely targeted by the US government.
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Vehicle registration hike, upcoming levies could tax Fairfield County wallets
In addition to $5 hike in vehicle registrations passed Tuesday, three levies - two requesting additional money - could be on the November ballot
Vehicle registration hike, upcoming levies could tax Fairfield County wallets In addition to $5 hike in vehicle registrations passed Tuesday, three levies - two requesting additional money - could be on the November ballot Check out this story on lancastereaglegazette.com: https://ohne.ws/2sSz8r3
Jeff Barron, Lancaster Eagle Gazette Published 4:57 p.m. ET June 12, 2018
Jeremiah Upp, Fairfield County engineer(Photo: MATTHEW BERRY, MATTHEW BERRY, Matthew Berry/Eag)Buy Photo
LANCASTER - The Fairfield County Board of Commissioners passed a request Tuesday for a $5 increase in motor vehicle registration fees.
But that might be the tip of the iceberg as the commissioners also passed resolutions authorizing two property tax levies to go on the November general election ballot and are considering a third.
Commissioners approved County Engineer Jeremiah Upp's requested increase of the registration fees with both Steve Davis and Dave Levacy approving the request, which will bring in about $800,000 per year starting in 2019.
The money will be used to upgrade county roads and bridges. Davis and Levacy voted after two public hearings.
"I think it's great," Upp said. "I think it's great for the townships, it's great for the county engineer's office, it's great for our TID (Transportation Improvement District). It's going to bring in about $800,000 to be distributed between those three entities. I think we're going to see a big impact, especially with the larger transportation projects through the TID.
"I think it's a big help for the townships being able to put together a sufficient amount of match money for funding and grants that they need to go after. And I think it's just an example of everybody working together to make things happen here in Fairfield County."
The Ohio General Assembly made the increase possible in House Bill 26, which took effect June 2017. The bill authorized counties to place a third additional $5 license tax on the operation of motor vehicles on public roads highways.
But what about those who may be burdened by the additional $5? A man who opposed the increase at a public hearing last week asked when the increases would end.
"Yeah, I understand those concerns," Upp said. "And wholeheartedly. I pay them too. But, unfortunately, this is what state legislation has handed us. We need more money across the state for roads and bridges and infrastructure, and this is the plan they came up with. So until the big wigs up on Capital Hill in Columbus decide that there's another way to fund these things, this is what they gave us. So we have to run with it."
Two levies head to ballot
The commissioners also approved a 0.5 mill renewal and additional 0.3 mill increase for a 0.8 mill levy to generate an additional $1.3 million per year for Meals on Wheels Older Adult Alternatives of Fairfield County to go on the November ballot. The current annual budget is about $2.7 million.
The levy currently costs property owners just over $14 a year per $100,000 of property value. The revised levy will jump that figure to under $25 per year if voters pass it in November.
The commissioners also approved a 0.5-mill property tax renewal levy for the Fairfield County District Library to go on the ballot. The current-five year levy is set to expire.
The levy would raise $1.1 million each year and make up about one-third of the library's $3.7 million annual budget. The state provides the other two-thirds.
The renewal would cost property owners $16.72 per $100,000 of appraised value, the county auditor's office said.
More coming?
Additionally, commissioners passed a resolution approving the need for a 1-mill, 10-year additional property tax levy for the Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health (ADAMH) board.
ADAMH Executive Director Rhonda Myers said the levy would bring in about $3.6 million annually for expanded services. The current ADAMH budget is $4.1 million.
The commissioners may vote to put that issue on the ballot at its July 9 meeting. The levy would cost property owners $35 for each $100,000 worth of appraised value.
And commissioners know they're asking a lot of the community.
"A lot of these levies we've looked at the need for the funds that they provide," Levacy said. "I'm a person who is not necessarily for any tax increase. I'm very frugal in my thinking.
"But in many cases, just like the ADAMH board increase, and that's not a huge increase. But it's for many of the needs within our society, and in particular, mental health and some of the drug issues that we're faced with today. So I think it's much needed."
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Mumbai-based Chrome Hospitality to venture into hotel operations
The company, which owns and operates six F&B outlets in Mumbai, is working on its first property in North Goa, close to the new Mopa airport. The 14-key boutique hotel property is expected to be operational by the end of February 2023.
Pawan Shahri, co-founder, Chrome Hospitality.
For Pawan Shahri, young entrepreneur who co-founded Chrome Hospitality it has been a gradual but steady progression understanding every nuance associated with F&B and hospitality business over the last 13 years.
Having started Chrome as a nightlife marketing company during his university years, Shahri converted it into a PR, marketing and branding company exclusively for the restaurant industry for a brief while before venturing into hardcore restaurant operations in 2018.
Today, Chrome Hospitality is a key player in the nightlife space in the city of Mumbai with multiple outlets in BKC; Bandra West, Lower Parel, Powai, etc.
"Currently, we have six restaurants, all in the casual dining bar category. We will be adding 7 more in this year," says Shahri. The company has already acquired 30,000 square-feet space in the city for future expansion. They are primarily in areas such as Bandra, Worli and Juhu.
"We are currently working on five different projects at these locations," Shahri said. While the positioning will continue to be the same, Shahri said that they will be introducing new food concepts in European, Japanese, Mexican and South Indian in future projects.
Meanwhile, the company is all set to introduce yet another brand, Shy, in Chembur, Mumbai. When asked about the secret of adding new brands while they already have half a dozen brands in the portfolio, Shahri said that more brands will help them in capitalising on the market potential and play into different segments of the customers.
In order to bring new capital and stakeholders into the F&B business, Chrome has recently launched a novel initiative whereby the company will work with celebrities and content creators to help them venture into the hospitality business using their distribution strength. Shahri said that through the initiative they are giving celebrities and content creators to join the existing brands and help the restaurant earn an incremental revenue. Chrome can also help and support such people to set up their own offline brands and take it to places through a consulting and operating partnership, he said.
"When a lot of them earn good money; they don't know how to invest their spare income in parallel business. We can guide them and play the role of an aggregator to enter the F&B business," he said.
Taking another step in the evolution of the company, Chrome Hospitality will be foraying into hotel business soon with a new property in North Goa, close to the new Mopa airport. The 14-key boutique hotel property is expected to be operational by the end of February 2023.
"The hotel is branded as 'Vanaa' with a lot of detailing around the forest and green theme. The key attraction of the hotel is a 150-seat ocean deck restaurant," said Shahri.
As far as funds for new investments are concerned, he said that the company will be raising close to INR 35 crore this year for new projects, which he expects to come from HNIs and private family businesses who look for secondary businesses and also through debt funding from banks. "We have been a highly profitable company and a part of our profits will also go into the new project funding," he stated.
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How to Edit Video in Photoshop CC and CS6 – I'm just going to simply open the video. I'm going to choose File, Open, then I'm going to go to the video, and then, click here, and then, what it's going to do is it's going to open the video in Photoshop as a document. Now the reason I did that is because I didn't want to have to figure out all the settings and have to put in the proper size, the proper codec, aspect ratio, all that stuff. By bringing the video into Photoshop, it creates a new document with exactly those settings for you. So you can see right now we got a timeline here and this is called a Play head and I can drag the play head to script through the video and we can see different parts of the video. Now I've turned the audio off here. If I have it on, you'll get sound; if I turn it off, you won't, so I've turned it off right now so as you can hear me speaking over the footage.
I'm going to hit the Spacebar right now to play it. And what we have right now is I've actually done a little follow cam kind of a thing here with the car driving by and I'm using a DJI Phantom Quad copter with a GoPro Hero 3 Black edition on the bottom. In other videos, I'll show you how to remove the distortion and get rid of some of the camera shake.
In this video, we're actually going to put some of the footage together and create a small sequence. So, with the first clip added, if we want to add more, we simply go down here and we can click on the video and we can choose Add Media. I'm going to add two more, so I'm going to simply click on the first one, then I'm going to hold down the Command key and click on the second clip. That would be Ctrl on Windows and click Open. Now when I do this, it adds all three to the timeline. You can't see them right now because there's too much going on to show you the timeline at once. So we can go down here. We can use this little slider here which enables us to zoom in and out of the timeline. Now, it's not changing the speed or the duration of the video clips. All it's doing is shrinking down the timeline so we can see it. So what I'm going to do is I'm just going to go to the next clip and hit the space bar and we can see what we've got.
Here we go; we got another shot where I'm flying over the top of the car and I'm going to let it continue, see it's just like dead air at the end of that. And then, we've got another one here where I'm hovering and along come a car and now I start to follow the car with the copter. So you can see we got these three different clips. So what we want to do, we don't want it here where they start to get in the shot here. there's some stuff getting in the shot. So what we're going to do is take the three clips and we want to trim them to length. So we're going to start with this one since it's running right now.
I'm going to click and drag. Notice as soon as I click, you see a window which shows the duration of this particular clip, which is 10 seconds and 21 frames right now, and the entire project that we have right now which is 31 seconds and 22 frames. So, I'm just going to drag back and you'll notice as I do that, we can stop right there where everything gets into the shot. Let's go to the beginning of the shot and we're going to drag it until the car starts to appear. You'll see the shadow first and then the car. So I'm going to release it right there.
So what we've done now is we trimmed this clip to only that where the action is. Now this hasn't thrown anything away. It's still there and you can recover it at any time by clicking and dragging to bring it back. So these hidden areas are known as the head and the tail of the video. So it's still there but we're just working non-destructively. So let's click on the next clip. I don't even have to have the play head over the clip I'm working on.
I can simply click and drag backwards until we get to the end and let's go right there where I've just gone to the end of the car and let's go to the beginning, click and drag to where the car appears, and there we go. And now, we've trimmed that one down. Let's go the first clip and we're just going to click and drag. Notice its right in there, so let's go to the end of that shot and actually that's pretty good. We don't need any trimming on that shot. Notice, though, that we've already trimmed this project down to 21 seconds and 18 frames. You can see that here, which is quite good; we've lost almost 10 seconds.
Now remember, people have a short attention span. Less is more, so trim your videos just down to the very, very important parts of action. All right, let's go back and we're going to take the play here to the beginning. I'm going to hit the Spacebar and I'm going to let it play. As it's playing, notice that it's becoming green behind the play head and it's showing green at the bottom, saying it's playing in real time at 29:97, which is 30 frames per second, for argument's sake. If Photoshop was not able to keep up, it would show red and it would start to render this out. So what I've actually done is these clips I'm working on right now, that should reduce the size down to 720 and if we actually go and look at the image and we go to Image Size, I'll show you what we've done. You can see I've got it down. If you don't see the pixels, if it's in inches, you want to change it or percentage change to pixels, and right now, you'll see we're at 1280 by 720.
This is the 720 HD size. So right now I'm working in 720 HD even though the footage was shot bigger, I could work on it bigger. I could work on it 1080 or the 2.7K, which it was originally shot. But I'm working at it 720 because I've got much better performance just to demonstrate how this works. So if you find that your play back is a little bit sluggish, then let it play, and then, once it's green, like it is now, then we hit the Spacebar to play again. This time it will play through smooth because now that it's green, that little bar there, see that? They're green. It means that we're on RAM preview, meaning every single frame now is loaded into memory so we can play it back at the actual speed that the action is happening. So I just want you to be aware of that. So we've got these different clips. What if we want to change the order of the clips? Well, the first thing we want to do is we'll want to see where they live and they live in the Layers panel.
So if we click on the Layers panel here, you'll notice that we've got our three clips. And I just hit the top one and notice that the other two show. So what it's doing is rather than how layers work where it stacks from the bottom to the top, and loads images on top of each other. When we're working inside a video group, which is what you're going to get when you create a timeline like this, the video group is going to change it from stacking on top of each other to playing one after the other in . So, chronologically speaking, the beginning is at the bottom and the end is at the top. So, in time, it goes from early to late, so time flies is a way to think about it. As it goes up, it goes across. So if we want to change the order of these clips, say for example, we're starting with this shot, what if we want to put that one in the middle? Well, we can click it and drag it and release it, and now it's reordered.
And notice everything snaps in position here. That's because we're in a video group and then what it does is it will snap everything into position and avoid those little gaps in there. This is also known as ripple editing, which is done automatically inside of Photoshop. So, now we've got this first clip here that goes like this as close up shot where we fly away, then we've got this one here, and then, finally this one. I feel like I'd like to change the order of the first and the last one.
Well rather than having to click and drag these like that, we can actually do it from the Layers panel. Take that one to the top. Take that one to the bottom. And as I change it in there, notice it also changes it right here inside of the timeline. So, sometimes, it's easier to change your timeline by moving them around in layers than it is to move them ion the timeline panel. So let's have a look at smoothing out these transitions. What we're going to do is create some nice dissolves because if we look at it right now, we'll see where it goes from one to the nextóvery sudden. Although in a lot of movie making, these sudden cuts are very common and work very well.
In this case, we're doing something that looks like a car commercial, so we want something a little bit smoother that gives us a nice feeling of just a very nice soft, fuzzy feeling. So what we're going to do is we're going to click on the Transition button. We can change the duration of these transitions. I'm going to make it 2 seconds and I'm going to choose the Cross Fade. So I'm going to click and drag that Cross Fade between the clips that I want to change and I'm going to do the same thing here. So now if we go back and we play it, we'll see we've got this nice smooth transition in-between the clips. And then, we'll let it play to the next clip and let it transition again.
And there we go; we get these nice transitions. Now if you want to change these transitions after the fact, you can by either right clicking, we can change the type of transition or we can change the duration of the transition, or we can delete it by hitting the little trash can. The other option is we can actually just click and drag here and you'll see the duration is showing us we can make it shorter or we can make it longer.
In this case, I'm going to shorten it ever so slightly. And now if we want to play back again, you'll notice the transition is quicker. It goes into that and then the car goes off now, and it's going to go to the other transition. Now something that always looks good to finish these things off is a Fade to Black and Fade from Black. So what I'm going to do right now is I'm going to choose here and I'm going to choose Fade With Black, but this time we're going to change the duration to seconds.
And, now, whenever I change the duration here, notice it's going to affect every single transition. That's how it works. If I set it there, it will affect every transition before I apply it. Now once I applied it as you saw before, I can always change it, so we're going to do one and a half and we're going to drag it at the beginning, and I'm going to do one and a half and I'm going to drag it at the end.
I'm going to go back here and I'm going to hit the Spacebar and notice it fades in. And you'll see a little jerk every now and then while things are loading up, and right now it's loading up into RAM. It's loaded up pretty well right now. It's playing as that transition. It's going to go back and I was going to Fade from Black out, and there we go. Right now I just got it looping so it's just going backwards and forwards and you can see that we've got our video clip is playing.
Now there are a lot of other things we can do. We can add sound. We can add different adjustment layers. There are a lot of different things. And, in fact, what I'll do just for fun is I'll convert this to black and white and I'll show you how to add that. We click on the top video group and then, I'm going to go under here and I'm going to add a black and white adjustment.
And this black and white adjustment, let me make sure that it's turned on to show all layers. If this clipart is turned on, it's only going to affect the layer directly underneath it, which, in this case, you'll notice will be the last clip. So what I'm going to do is turn that off so it affects all of them, and now we have this black and white video of this car going. Well, we could change all kinds of things of adjustment layers. If we wanted to add a Curves Adjustment, we could. And with this curveólet me just pop out the curve here a little bitóyou could tend to plug up this shadow a little bit more, which is done a lot in movies.
And if you wanted, you could open up the highlights. So what we've done is we've actually increased the contrast quite a bit and this might not work so well in color, but in black and white, it's quite effective. So, let's have a look. Once again, make sure that that clip is turned off. If it's clipping like that, hold down the Option key and then just click on the layer.
And now it's going to affect all the layers underneath. So let's play it now. We've got our adjustment layers. We've got black and white now and we've got the Curves Adjustment. And you can see that we've got this nice black and white effect. Now if you wanted to take it even further and add a sepia tone, you could do that. In fact, you could apply any adjustment layer that we have here. One of the ways I like to apply color, a cinematic color here. But before I do, notice one of the things that we've been having here when we've been applying these adjustments, as you've noticed, here's our adjustments here that if we go into our Properties here, you will see that we've got a lot of different things. When we click on our adjustments here, they now appear in the Properties panel. So, the other thing is the mask.
If we wanted to add a mask, we could do that, but we're not going to do that right now. What we're going to do is I'm just going to go back down again and I'm going to apply a solid color. Now with the color, I'm going to choose this. We want to do a sepia tone, so I'm going to grab an orange color, click OK. And now I'm going to change the Blend Mode of this color because I want this Blend Mode.
Notice, though, before I do that, now that I've created this, notice that it's at the very end. I want you to be aware of that. What we need to do is drag it out and we put it on top, and then, what we're going to do is we're going to grab this and drag it here all the way out, so now this lasts the same amount of time as our footage underneath. So, if that what happens, if you've got them appearing in here, do that. Now, any of these, I could drag these out as well, but there's no need.
But with the Color 1, I do need to do that. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to change the Blend Mode to Color. And now you can see the color come through. And to choose the amount of color that I want in here, all I simply do is adjust the Opacity. So I'm going to take the Opacity down and give it just a little smidge about there and now we've got this cool sepia tone video clip.
Let me hit the Play button here and you can see how that's going. And one of the other nice things about doing this when we do this kind of effect, it really ties the footage together because now the footage has this uniform color effect. Now while I'm doing that, I'm going to show you one more thing. If I turn off the black and white, by applying this color adjustment, it gives a feel or a look to our entire footage. So, now, you can see here this footage has got this really warm kind of a color tone because it's not black and white anymore. And so, sometimes, if you want a cinematic look, all you need are two things: One, increase the contrast here with your curves like we did and add a little bit of the color cast.
You can change the color cast. Double click and we could go, say, greenish hue, so we get something that looks like it's out of the Matrix. And now we can play it back and notice that all the footage now has this green tint to it. So you can see how easy it is to apply these different adjustment layers to the video to get different feels to your video and just really change the mood of it entirely. So when you're done, you can simply save this document. And the wonderful thing about saving the document is that everything we've done is going to stay within the document.
Now the footage is linked, so you need to keep the original footage on your hard drive. It's pretty robust actually because if you move your footage around within the drive, Photoshop is still going to keep it connected. But if you move it off the drive to another drive, it's not going to work. It's going to be looking for that footage. However, all that edits and transitions, our adjustments, all the things that we do here, are all going to be contained within this one document when we save it as a psd. When you're ready to share it with the world, go down here, click the Render button and then we can choose options. In a nutshell, we're going to give it a name, we're going to choose where we want it to go.
Then the options you have is right now we're just going to work with Adobe Media Encoder. Right now it's going to H.264, which is a standard sharing format that works on YouTube, iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs, Android, even Blu-ray players use H.264. It's pretty much the standard right now so you could choose that or you could go down to QuickTime. But under the H.264, let's look at some of the presets. You can do High, Medium or Low, and that will take the size and the frame rate we have, or we can even change it to work on all these different devices, even YouTube, Vimeo, Android phones, Apple TV, and it will actually size the video for you and you'll be good to go. You don't even need to know what the settings mean, so when you're done, you can simply click Render and then it's going to create a movie in the location that you've chosen, and then, you can share it with other people. So I hope this has helped you and you'll find that as you start to play with video on Photoshop, there's a lot of options here that are available.


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Mr. Riad Mahmud (Managing Director)
The Managing Director of Shoeniverse Footwear Limited, Mr Riad Mahmud obtained B.Sc.in Chemical Engineering degree from the University of Texas at Austin in 1994 and MBA degree from the University of Melbourne, Australia in 1999. He is also the Managing Director of National Polymer Industries Ltd. Besides, Mr. Mahmud has been teaching in Masters level courses at the School of Business and Economics at North South University, the most prestigious private university in Bangladesh. He is also the Honorary Consul of The Republic of Georgia.
Mr. Mahmud introduced the GREEN concept in the footwear industry of Bangladesh. With his leadership, Shoeniverse Footwear Ltd. achieved the LEED (GOLD) certificate which makes it the first and till now the only factory in the footwear industry of Bangladesh to achieve such honor. He is a member of the standing committee of SEIP, which is a training unit of LFMEAB, the parent organization of the footwear industry of Bangladesh.
He is also a member of the Executive Committee of Bangladesh Plastics Goods Manufacturers and Exporters Association, General Body member of FBCCI, Korean Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry and a member of American Society of Chemical Engineers
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