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A bad day for Fox's voter fraud "expert"
Written by Matt Gertz
Published 07/19/19 12:28 PM EDT
As part of a settlement in a federal lawsuit, J.Christian Adams, a right-wing activist frequently hosted by Fox News as an expert on so-called voter fraud, will apologize to Virginia citizens falsely identified by his organization as noncitizens who had illegally registered to vote.
Adams is a Republican attorney who joined the Justice Department during the notorious era when the George W. Bush DOJ practiced illegal politicized hirings. In 2010, he left government and launched the myth that the Obama DOJ demonstrated anti-white bias in purportedly letting members of the New Black Panther Party off the hook for intimidating white voters during the presidential election.
Adams subsequently rebranded himself as an elections watchdog. He founded a non-profit law firm, Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF), which sues counties to force them to purge their voter rolls and produces reports warning of the possibility of massive voter fraud. He has frequently appeared on Fox to add a purportedly expert voice to the network's promotion of such conspiracy theories.
The federal lawsuit Adams' group is reportedly settling results from a September 2016 report titled "Alien Invasion in Virginia" -- which alleged that its review of data from eight of the state's 133 counties uncovered "1046 aliens who registered to vote illegally" -- and a follow-up report, "Alien Invasion II," published the following May.
The reports suggest that ballots cast by undocumented immigrants could have changed the results of recent Virginia elections and called for heightened restrictions on voter registration and voter roll purges that would inevitably lead to voter suppression benefitting Republican candidates.
Cover art from Public Interest Legal Foundation's September 2016 report.
Election law experts criticized the reports' assumptions and methodology, pointing out that Adams was likely misinterpreting flawed data. And in April 2018, four U.S. citizens named in the report sued the group in federal court, saying they had been misidentified as noncitizens who illegally registered to vote. HuffPost reported Thursday that "as part of the settlement reached this week, Adams will offer a written apology" and PILF and Adams would "add a statement to the front [of the reports] acknowledging that they falsely accused people of being noncitizens."
When "Alien Invasion in Virginia" was published -- just weeks before the 2016 presidential election -- right-wing news outlets, including Fox, quickly picked it up.
"Let's start with, first, 1,046," said co-host Brian Kilmeade during a "News by the Numbers" segment on the October 3, 2016, edition of Fox & Friends. "That's how many illegal aliens were found on voter rolls in the crucial battleground state of Virginia. It's a felony for illegals to vote in that state. However, people are not required to prove their citizenship when they register. Doesn't sound like a problem, does it?"
Since the lawsuit was filed in April 2018, Adams has appeared on Fox's weekday programming at least 11 times, according to a review of Media Matters' cable news guest database.
Indeed, on the evening the lawsuit was filed, Fox anchor Martha MacCallum hosted him on The Story, one of the network's purported "news"-side programs, but did not ask him about it.
Sean Hannity's cherry-picked data on police violence still shows widespread racism

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Totally Self-Promoting Tuesday & Happy Book Birthday to Me!
Due to some unforeseen computer problems last week (thanks so much Microsoft), I had a couple of days when I had to work at simply getting my laptop up and running correctly again. Which meant I lost two days of actual worktime and didn't get to post a Friday Freebie highlighting the Chapter Two excerpt of Bronzed Betrayals on Wattpad. So, since versatility is my middle name anymore, I'm posting the link here to the excerpt and calling it a Travel Tuesday offering because the excerpt lets readers follow behind Laurel as she journeys to her latest "reclamation" destination. Today's location is the Knightsbridge area in London, and you can Read the Excerpt for Chapter Two for free on Wattpad.
If you want to read the early chapters of BRONZED BETRAYALS while it's still in preorder, just stop by Wattpad ahead of the title's release date. This week, I've added an excerpt of Chapter One on Wattpad, and in the coming weeks I'll be adding Chapter Two and Chapter Three. Stop by and see what kind of trouble Laurel and the gang get into this time. BRONZED BETRAYALS on Wattpad .
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This from Saturday, February 27th, 2010, in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
The boat is on the beach and the chairs await the coming sailing season to begin.
At this rate, even the DN's can't hit this ice as it is a choppy blue and white ice wonderland.
One wonders how long we will have to wait?
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Michael J. Fox Reflects on His Long Battle With Parkinson's Disease
Fox's goal is to find a cure
By Shannon Ho
Published Nov 8, 2016 at 1:48 PM | Updated at 9:24 AM PST on Nov 9, 2016
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File photo of actor Michael J. Fox on day 3 of Wizard World Comic Con Philadelphia 2016 held at Pennsylvania Convention Center on June 4, 2016 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
It's been 25 years since Michael J. Fox's was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. Then 29 years old, the star was in the middle of filming "Doc Hollywood" in 1991 when he received the life-changing news. He didn't disclose his diagnosis to the public for seven years.
But at age 55, Fox has now been a leading activist for finding a cure for over two decades cause, founding the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research in 2000. The foundation aims to further medical advances that could help find a cure.
And Fox said he's been able to live a full life while dealing with the disease.
"I was diagnosed 25 years ago, and I was only supposed to work for another 10 years. I was supposed to be pretty much disabled by now. I'm far from it, Fox said in an interview with Haute Living. "This is as bad as I get, and I can still go to the store and go marketing."
Michael J. Fox: "Family Ties" Saved Me From "Oblivion"
The actor and other stars of classic television sitcoms discuss how their life has changed since their shows ended.
(Published Tuesday, April 12, 2011)
On Nov. 12, the Michael J. Fox Foundation will throw its annual "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's" gala at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Last year, the event raised more than $5 million.
"We're trying to get things in the pipeline that may be curative and therapeutic to a point where that would resemble a cure," Fox said. "If we can halt progression and diminish symptoms, then I'll take that."


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Another bumper donation from BASICS (Bermuda and Stockingford Intensive Care Support Team) was handed over to George Eliot Hospital at an event at Stockingford Pavilion last month.
Representatives from BASICS, Chairman Peter Turner, Tom and Moya Walker, handed over a cheque for £9,000 to Ward Sister, Emma Ritchie and Consultant Dr Ashok Venkataraman from the George Eliot Hospital.
BASICS is the lasting legacy for Kath Turner who started to raise funds after suffering a heart attack in 1987. Over the years the charity has raised an incredible £370,000 and donated it all to the George Eliot.
The group have organised football tournaments, cabaret concerts and other events over the years to help raise money to buy invaluable equipment for the George Eliot Hospital. They are now entering their 31st year of fundraising and the hospital is indebted to this dedicated group for their ongoing support.
Cardiology Lead Dr Venkataraman said: "I am honoured to accept this donation from BASICS and would like to thank everyone involved in the fundraising for their goodwill and continued hard work to support our Cardiology service at the George Eliot.
"Over the years their donations have helped us to purchase many pieces of equipment to support our patients and they should all be extremely proud of their achievements."
Photo above features staff from the Coronary Care Unit holding the cheque from BASICS.
BASICS fundraisers Pete Turner and Moya Walker handing over the cheque to Dr Venkataraman and Emma Ritchie


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The famous exam question says 'Compare and Contrast' but we all know the chasm under the bridge that separates the land of Real Madrid from Planet Huesca. Sunday's visit to the Bernabéu was their first in 59 years as a professional club, with the most recent precedent of Burgos winning in the Bernabéu on their first visit, back in 1990. 2,000 fans decided to go along, despite the game being scheduled as the 'partidazo' that closes the week and is played at 20.45 in the evening. But as Sir Mick once said, catch your dreams before they slip away. Huesca are bottom, rather as they expected to be, but with Villarreal losing at Celta (after being 0-2 up) the final safety position was still at a possible, but not very probable seven points. Whatever, enjoy the status of top flight while you can, and meanwhile, try to upset the merengue cart.
It's been a bit quiet of late in LaLiga due to international shenanigans, enabling Zidane's merry men to settle into a new routine with the one they love. The starting line-up excluded some of those away on international duty (Kroos, Varane, Modric and Asensio) and in came Ceballos, Brahim and Llorente, plus the surprise addition of Luca Zidane, the second in the line to the Zizou throne (the eldest, Enzo, plays now at Majadahonda – the team nobody can pronounce). Courtois was injured with a muscle pull in his bum and doesn't seem to be Zidane's favourite chappy at the moment, but it was still surprising to see the little stroke of nepotism being struck, with Keylor left on the bench. Luca has played once before in the league last season, but anyway, with two more games for RM in the space of six days (Wednesday at Valencia and Saturday at home to Eibar) I suppose you could argue that it was 'rotation'.
It's never easy coaching your own kids although Zidane seems to have thick enough skin. Nigel Clough, after having to play for his father was famously damning of the idea that it was possible and Periko Alonso eventually quit Real Sociedad rather than coach Xabi, who was farmed out to Eibar on his father's orders. Jordi Cruyff wasn't bad, but one wonders whether he would really have got to play at Barça without his dad, and Darren Ferguson might have had to wait longer for his Man Utd debut without pop at the helm. With the exception of Alonso, however, few of these famous sprogs ever really got to hit the heights, with the further exception of Cruyff who went on to have a half-decent career, despite the obvious pressures. But one wonders how the players react – or more specifically Keylor Navas, when daddy's boy is picked before you.
Whatever the case, Luca's first touch was to pick the ball out of the net on three minutes, when after a mistake by Nacho, Cucho Hernandez joyfully swept the ball past Zidane from the excellent Chimy Aliva's low cross. Oh dear, and the historic occasion got even more historic with their first goal on the hallowed turf. I was watching the game in the bar I usually drop down to, the Urgain in San Sebastián. I'll give them a bit of publicity because the food and wine are good and anyway, I've known the jolly bar staff for years. If this sounds like some recipe for alcoholism, you have to understand that in Spain the bars are more oriented towards social gathering, and if you just go in and watch the game (without drinking) nobody turfs you out. Besides, these places are second homes, for breakfast in the morning, 'pintxos' for pre-lunch and often a quiet place to read the papers.
Close to a big hotel, it's a good bar for star-spotting too. The aforementioned Xabi Alonso occasionally pops in when he's back at his flat, and nobody pesters him. Indeed, on Sunday morning as I sat sipping my coffee, the Levante v Eibar game was chuntering in the background on the telly. Sitting at the bar in an Eibar tracksuit was one of the injured players (who shall remain unnamed), looking up at the 2-1 scoreline as if he were suffering from acute constipation. It's odd to see a top-flight footballer watching his team on the TV (Eibar's budget is such that he wasn't allowed to travel) and especially when his team is losing. His girlfriend, sitting behind him, kept patting him on the leg in consolation, but this only seemed to make him more agitated. At one point, wonderfully, Eibar's Enrich crossed the ball and Orellana, arriving for the pass, inexplicably failed to shoot, choosing to hold the ball only to be dispossessed. As the pass arrived at Orellana's feet, the player at the bar-stool moved forward almost imperceptibly and his right foot twitched instinctively in a sort of ersatz shot. 'Chuta hostia!' (Shoot for f**** sake!) he muttered miserably into his cupped hands, advising his distant team-mate.
I didn't see the equaliser, but I suspect he kept his joy under wraps. Six hours later I was back, watching the second half of the Valladolid v Real Sociedad game and deciding to stay for the 'partidazo'. Well somebody had to do it. The explosion of joy at Huesca's opener was typical for this part of the world, but as the noise died down the wisest of the bar-flies who gather for these occasions, the alpha to whom the others tend to kow-tow, announced 'It's of no importance. Madrid will win 4-1.' It turns out that he was wrong on the specific details, but not on the general outcome. When Benzema hit the splendid winner – accompanied by a sepulchral silence in the bar – he simply nodded and announced 'told you so'.
Poor Huesca – the point wouldn't really have been of much use to them, and they'd been caught in the classic conundrum of settling for a prestigious point or actually trying to achieve a result which might have helped to save their bacon. In historical terms, the game's events also meant that they had played in Spain's two most iconic stadia for the first time, and on both occasions scored the opening goal. You may recall that they also took the lead in the Camp Nou. On Wednesday they entertain Celta and on Saturday travel to Levante. Both games are feasible for them, but you get the feeling that it's make-or-break time. Villarreal and Celta look to be perking up, and soon that gap might be unassailable.
As for Madrid well….they appear to have accepted that the rest of the season will simply be an exercise in self-preservation for those who are not in Zizou's inner circle, whilst players less accustomed to him (Odriozola for example) will need to convince. Isco, Marcelo and company should, however, beware of easy assumptions because if Emperor Pérez is really serious about Eriksen, Mbappé, Hazard and or Pogba, he'll need to flog some of his dying horses to make way for them. Nevertheless, the real and present danger is the visit to Valencia on Wednesday night. The bats from Mestalla are on flapping on a high, particularly after their meritorious win at Sevilla on Saturday. They won't want any nonsense in their push for the 4th Champs League spot, so it's going to be a tricky one for Zidane – certainly the trickiest he's had since his return.
El Pogba – tired of the Manchester rain?
Meanwhile, Messi continues to equal or break a record every week. Next week he'll break the record for breaking records, but for this week's statistic he drew level with Iker Casillas by reaching 334 victories in the Spanish league. Casillas took 510 games to achieve this, whilst Messi took a mere 444. Nuclear war or bubonic plague may intervene, but one rather suspects that Messi will take the record rather soon, maybe on Tuesday at Villarreal. I promise to stay away from the bar.
Boy, the old Quiniela just took L after L this weekend.
With their longer brand history, Bacardi should sue them both.
The Maldini's were a pretty successful father-son-pair with Italy, right? Anyhow, just when the GK situation at Madrid seemed complicated enough, Zidane makes it more complex.
If Ed would've predicted 3 out of 5 draws on Sunday, I would've gone for Valencia on one of those. They remain my bet for 4th place.
Is the Monday game obsolete now? I know it was going away, but I thought that was next season. Maybe the last round (international break) and this round (mid-week league matches) are just an exception?
Looked like Sevilla had a decent penalty shout ignored in the closing minutes. And I'd bet an X. So pissed off (re my X, not sorry Sevilla ).
Goin' away next season. None this week because of there's a full set of fixtures starting Tuesday. And yea – I forgot about the Maldinis.
Phil, given so many mid-week matches were absolute bonkers, request you to include them in your next weekly instalment. I don't mind reading your take on Barca-Villareal 4-4 and Luisito's last sec screamer felt like CL win though it was only a draw…..whattttta match. Then we have Athletic-Levante going nuts and Huesca-Celta thriller and finally the bats puncturing Zizou's halo, a trifle I might add.
Hi Bala – yes I know. It was all pretty awesome – and Real v Betis tonight as well might provide some further spills. I'd already realised that it would need to have a double-focus. Don't worry!
13 goals, I believe, from 80′ onwards! I think the Benzema goal was the only one that didn't affect the win/tie points distribution.


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Conservative reveals Facebook's 'monoculture'
Facebook engineer Brian Amerige, who wrote an internal memo in which he decried the social media giant's "intolerant" corporate cultu ...
Facebook engineer Brian Amerige, who wrote an internal memo in which he decried the social media giant's "intolerant" corporate culture, has quit the company. In the memo to Facebook colleagues on Wednesday, Amerige wrote that he "disagree[s] too strongly with where we're heading on these issues to watch what happens next." Amerige told his colleagues: "I care too deeply about our role in supporting free expression and intellectual diversity to even whole-heartedly attempt the product stuff anymore, and that's how I know it's time to go." Amerige announced in his memo that he is kicking off his own company "at the intersection of applied philosophy epistemology, specifically) and technology."
The American tech industry, which includes Google, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, is mostly progressive in its political orientation and has been increasingly criticized for what its critics call its "political correctness." When Google engineer James Damore wrote an internal memo that denounced the company's "Ideological Echo Chamber," he was ultimately fired. When Amerige of Facebook wrote his own memo about Facebook earlier this year, he was dubbed "Facebook's aspiring James Damore."
He came to public attention in August because of his internal memo that denounced the "intolerant" culture extant in Silicon Valley. Amerige wrote, "We are a political monoculture that's intolerant of different views ... we claim to welcome all perspectives, but are quick to attack — often in mobs — anyone who presents a view that appears to be in opposition to left-leaning ideology."
Amerige's memo sparked the creation of the internal group "FB 'ers for Political Diversity" that posted on Facebook's Workplace message board. There, dissidents denounced Facebook corporate practices and policies. Thereafter, posters appeared on the Facebook corporate campus that promoted the group and assailed the reigning "outrage mob." Internal debates ensued over Facebook's policy towards politics.
Amerige noted in his Wednesday memo that his last day is on Friday. "I've been thinking about this for almost a year, and though a certain leak delayed me a bit, I know it's time for me to move on," he wrote. "I'm not leaving because 'it's time for something new.'"
Amerige wrote: "I'm leaving because I'm burnt out on Facebook, our strategy, our culture, and our product.
"Strategically, we've taken a stance on how to balance offensive and hateful speech with free expression. We've accepted the inevitability of government regulation. And we've refused to defend ourselves in the press. Our policy strategy is pragmatism — not clear, implementable long-term principles — and our PR strategy is appeasement — not morally earned pride and self-defense."
Amerige professed that he remains "in love as ever" with the company mission. However, he said, "I disagree too strongly with where we're heading on these issues to watch what happens next. These issues hang over my head each morning, and I don't want to spend all of my time fighting about them."
"My departure isn't because I think these issues are intractable. These problems can be solved — just not by me, nor anymore, at least," Amerige wrote. "I care too deeply about our role in supporting free expression and intellectual diversity to even whole-heartedly attempt the product stuff anymore, and that's how I know it's time to go."


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North Star is a 1996 American Western film starring James Caan, Christopher Lambert and Catherine McCormack. Directed by Nils Gaup, it was written by Sergio Donati and loosely based on Henry Wilson Allen's 1956 Western novel The North Star. Lambert executive produced the film.

Plot summary

At the beginning of the Nome Gold Rush in 1899, Sean McLennon (Caan), a Scots-Irish-American land baron, owns the majority of property titles surrounding Nome and declares that only American citizens are legally entitled to placer claims. He uses power, influence and nationalism to make local politics and law enforcement work in his favor. Unbeknownst to those outside of McLennon's gang, the original owners of the land were all killed on McLennon's orders.

The gang's latest target, Hudson Santeek (Lambert) narrowly escapes the attempt on his life but not before witnessing McLennon's right-hand thug, Reno (Burt Young) murder Santeek's adoptive father - an elderly Athabaskan tribal chief - in cold blood. Santeek, who is half white and half American Indian, had "purchased" his surrogate family's land in a bid to keep miners away.

Santeek returns to Nome to confront McLennon at knifepoint in his bedroom, but Sarah (McCormack) McLennon's young Irish immigrant trophy wife, intervenes at gunpoint; McLennon disarms Santeek and the two engage in a fight. After Santeek floors McLennon, he kidnaps Sarah, steals a dogsled and rides off into the Alaskan wilderness. Without the permission of the local sheriff, McLennon forms a posse and treks out into the tundra to kill Santeek and rescue his wife.

On the course of the journey, Santeek talks to his captive about her husband's murderous property deed scams, but she does not immediately believe him and re-avows her loyalty to her husband. However, when McLennon and his men locate Santeek's cabin hideout and shoot at it indiscriminately, Sarah pleas for her husband not to kill her abductor. McLennon notices that she is wearing a shirt made of animal skin that Santeek had given to her earlier to keep her warm. He erroneously assumes that she betrayed him and had an affair with Santeek. Calling her a "whore," he disowns her and orders his men to continue firing at Santeek's cabin.

Santeek escapes while his pet wolf fatally lunges at the throat of one of the posse gunmen. Santeek's wolf then attacks the gang's sled dogs, but Reno shoots and kills the animal. With no clear objective and unfamiliarity with the freezing, unpredictable terrain, members
of McLennon's posse begin to turn on one another, but McLennon kills the burnouts in his gang and sets out to finish the job he started.

Meanwhile, back in Nome, Col. Henry Johnson (Jacques Francois) and the U.S. Marshals begin their own investigation of McLennon's land seizures, noticing that all of the original trustees are mysteriously deceased and that Santeek (the most recent disseisee) was witnessed in town alive. On the basis of this discrepancy, the federals declare Martial Law on Nome and accompany the town's top lawman, Sheriff Lamont (Nicholas Hope) to bring McLennon and Santeek back for questioning. The enforcers locate McLennon and his gang, but McLennon refuses to obey their orders and the posse shoot Lamont and the other officials to death.

McLennon and the surviving members of his gang eventually track and corner Santeek in a glacier cave. While Santeek scuffles with Reno, McLennon tips over a wood totem and Reno and Santeek slide down and fall through the sheath of a frozen lake. Reno drowns during the struggle, while Santeek, with his naturalist survival skills, makes it out of the icy water alive.

Once again thinking that Santeek is dead, McLennon returns to Nome alone and conducts another town speech, reaffirming his mining policies to the chagrin of immigrant prospectors and the delight of his cronies. However, Johnson and the U.S. Marshals interrupt the huddle and arrest McLennon for the murder of sheriff Lamont and the other constables. Sarah, McLennon's disillusioned wife, had witnessed the massacre and ultimately informed on him.

Soon after, Santeek returns to town to settle scores with the incarcerated McLennon, but finds the former had escaped from his cell and slit the throats of the jailguards in the process. McLennon breaks into his loft apartment (above the saloon which he had owned) and attempts to kill Sarah for turning on him, but Santeek appears behind McLennon and plunges a dagger into his back.

Cast
James Caan as Sean McLennon
Christopher Lambert as Hudson Saanteek
Catherine McCormack as Sarah
Burt Young as Reno
Morten Faldaas as Smiley
Jacques François as Col. Henry Johnson
Mary M. Walker as Haina
Renny Hoalona Loren as Cheelik
Frank Salsedo as Nakki
Reidar Sørensen as Bjorn Svenson
Hilde Grythe as Hannah Svenson
Sverre Anker Ousdal as Lindberg
Nicholas Hope as Sheriff Lamont
Frank Krog as Big Tim
Norman Charles as Tonga

Production
Although set in the U.S. state of Alaska, the movie was shot entirely in Norway in Maridalen, Møsvatn, and Orre bach.

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Maajid Nawaz becomes honorary associate of the NSS
The National Secular Society has welcomed the anti-extremism activist Maajid Nawaz to its list of prominent supporters by naming him an honorary associate.
Maajid Nawaz is co-founder and chair of Quilliam – a UK-based think tank which promotes integration, citizenship, religious freedom, and anti-extremism. He is also the Liberal Democrat's prospective parliamentary candidate (PPC) for Hampstead & Kilburn.
Maajid was at the centre of the recent Jesus & Mo cartoon controversy after he tweeted a picture of the cartoon, saying that, "as a Muslim, I did not feel threatened by it. My God is greater than that". Following his tweet, Maajid received death threats and vocal calls for his removal from the post of Liberal Democrat PPC from Mohammed Shafiq of the Ramadhan Foundation, Muslim commentator Mo Ansar, Bradford Respect MP George Galloway, and others. Maajid said of his action: "My intention was to carve out a space to be heard without constantly fearing the blasphemy charge, on pain of death".
Human Rights and a respect for individual liberty are matters close to Maajid's heart. His work is informed by years spent in his youth as a leadership member of a global Islamist group, and his gradual transformation towards liberal democratic values.
Having served four years as an Amnesty International adopted 'prisoner of conscience' in Egypt, Maajid is now a leading critic of his former Islamist ideological dogma, while remaining a Muslim. He now encourages inclusive citizenship-based participation of Muslims in the West, while seeking to synergize a respect for human rights with the civic liberal imperative to defend those in danger of being stigmatized by extremists of all stripes due to their personal choices.
On becoming an honorary associate of the NSS Maajid said: "I am proud to associate with the NSS and have no qualms in lending my name to the fine cause of British secularism."
National Secular Society president, Terry Sanderson, said: "We're delighted to welcome Maajid as an honorary associate. Promoting freedom of religion and belief, equality and fundamental human rights for all is central to our work, and Maajid's fearless commitment to these principles has been inspirational."
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NSS mourns the loss of former president David Tribe
David Tribe, a President of the National Secular Society from 1963 to 1971, has died in Australia at the age of 86.
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Common Estate Planning Mistakes You Can Avoid! | DeLoach, Hofstra & Cavonis, P.A.
Common Estate Planning Mistakes You Can Avoid!
1. The Case of the Long-lost Heirs.
About twelve years ago an Englishman came to the City of Clearwater to retire. He was unmarried, had no children, and made the big mistake of not preparing a last will and testament. When he passed away, we were asked to handle his estate.
It was necessary for us to do a lot of research to ascertain his heirs. Eventually, his heirs were identified and located. Affidavits, death certificates, and birth certificates had to be obtained and presented to the Court with a Petition to determine heirs. His approximately $160,000.00 was divided between seventeen beneficiaries.
Most likely, this was not what the gentleman would have intended upon his passing, but, due to the fact that he did not have a last will and testament, extended time and costs resulted.
2. The Case of the Twenty-Eight Year Relationship.
A man and a woman they lived together twenty-eight years but never married. All of the assets were titled in her name only. Upon her death, the assets passed to her heirs at law. They did not pass to her significant other and he had no claim to her estate. This was a terrible outcome that could have easily been avoided with a last will and testament.
3. Crossing out and Initialing.
A gentleman had a will and, in his will, he specified a $35,000.00 devise to a girlfriend. He subsequently had a falling out with his friend, and on the original of his will, he crossed out the paragraph and initialed it.
The question was whether or not that was a sufficient revocation, and the answer is that it was NOT. The person with whom he had the falling out received the $35,000.00.
How simple it would have been for him to add a codicil to the will or a new will written to exclude this person from his estate?
4. Do it Yourself Estate Planning.
We see this all the time and frequently deal with the terrible outcome. Recently, we had clients come with upon their father's death. Dad did not like attorneys so he wrote his own will that he got from the internet. Unfortunately, his will was not correctly executed and the court ruled he died without a will, which meant his final wishes were not followed.
I had helped a client with his will, power of attorney and advance directives and got paid about $400 at the time. Our client's friend told our client that he way overpaid for our legal services and he got his attorney friend to prepare a last will and testament for only $60! His friend was pretty sick at the time and he died not long after he got the cheap last will and testament. When we reviewed the will to probate the estate, only then did we find that the will was not correctly drafted - it was missing one of the key ingredients to establishing an estate plan. The probate was messy, expensive and the decedent's final wishes were certainly not followed. Remember - you get what you pay for!
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Professor Joe Smith will replace the Society's current Director, Dr Rita Gardner CBE, who decided last June to step down from the position after 22 years at the helm.
Currently Professor of Environment and Society and Head of Geography at the Open University, Joe has worked with a broad range of stakeholders from academia, business, policy and the media on a series of interdisciplinary research and public engagement projects.
The Society's President, Nicholas Crane said: "We are delighted to welcome Joe to the Society and look forward to starting work with him. His experience as a geographer working with people from across and outside the geography community will stand him in good stead for the role of Director of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
"Rita has been an inspirational leader of the Society over the last two decades and I would like to take this opportunity to thank her for all her work in developing the Society and raising the profile of geography during this time. She leaves behind a world-leading, innovative and welcoming organisation that is an influential and effective advocate for the discipline."
Talking about his appointment, Joe said: "I am thrilled to be the incoming Director of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) – the breadth and scale of the Society's reach is extraordinary and makes this a rare and compelling role. The Society is well positioned with an ambitious and comprehensive strategy in place, a loyal membership base and secure finances. I look forward to building on these foundations and taking the Society on to the next phase of its illustrious history."
There will be a four week hand over period starting on 16 April, during which time Joe and Rita will work closely together to ensure the transition is as smooth as possible. There will also be various opportunities for Fellows, members and other stakeholders to meet Joe.
Annual Conference 2022: programme finalised
We are delighted to announce that the programme for this year's Annual International Conference has been finalised.
Research and higher education
Creative approaches to race and (in)security in the Caribbean and the UK
The Society is delighted to be a partner of the Creative approaches to race and (in)security in the Caribbean and the UK (CARICUK) research project, which aims to transform discussions about race and anti-racism in UK higher education institutions.
Research and higher education,
Africa's forgotten frontiers: the Sahel
Before his UK tour of our regional theatre venues gets underway, we caught up with filmmaker and author Reza Pakravan to discuss his love of travel, his visit to the Sahel and the issue of desertification.
Society responds to Ofsted consultation
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Het geslacht Neonetus omvat de volgende soorten:
Neonetus huttoni Chopard, 1923
Neonetus pilosus Hutton, 1896
Neonetus variegatus Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1888

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French Navy Quartier Maître Chef Remy, assigned to the French air defense destroyer FS Cassard (D 614), serves dessert to U.S. Navy Command Master Chief Benjamin Rushing in the captain's in-port cabin aboard the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) in the Arabian Gulf, Jan. 5, 2019, during a cross deck evolution as part of Combined Task Force 50 integrated operations. The John C. Stennis Carrier Strike Group is deployed to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations in support of naval operations to ensure maritime stability and security in the Central Region, connecting the Mediterranean and the Pacific through the western Indian Ocean and three strategic choke points. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Jordan Ripley)
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Aarti Shahani Apr 16, 2006
Last month, as thousands of students walked out of their schools to protest pending immigration bills in Congress, 17-year-old Julio Beltre stood in front of New York's Federal Plaza to tell the story of his father, Juan Beltre: On a morning in April 2005, before the sun rose six agents from the Department of Homeland Security had woken up his father and dragged him away from their Bronx home. His wife and four children – all U.S. citizens – watched in horror.
Why was he being seized? Juan Beltre had committed a single drug-possession offense dating back to 1995. But in those 10 long years, Beltre had completed probation, was a long-term green card holder – and was now suffering from a brain tumor.
"Now my mom has to raise us alone," his son recounted at the demonstration. His father was deported back to the Dominican Republic.
Which Way Will The Pendulum Swing?
The debate is as complex as it is heated. Before it recessed, the Senate Judiciary Committee was debating an immigration bill that would, if passed into law:
• expand the grounds of deportation;
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• enable Homeland Security agents to expel suspected foreigners indiscriminately; and
• create a national identification system for all workers.
Yet many are hailing this as success. The front page of New York's largest Spanish language paper, El Diario, exclaimed "TRIUMFAMOS." Meanwhile, restrictionist commentator Lou Dobbs campaigned against the bill on television and in Mexico.
This ironic role reversal stems from one section of the proposed bill, the guestworker legalization provisions. Under the leadership of Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Penn.), the Judiciary Committee voted 12-6 to approve a new visa program, devised by Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), under which undocumented workers would have to register with the government, maintain continuous employment for six years, pay back and future taxes, and pass civics and English lessons in order to apply for a green card. Some claim the Senate bill as a victory because undocumented workers would have a potential pathway to work and live lawfully in the United States.
Fighting To Keep The Legalization Provisions
Advocates are fighting to prevent the "earned legalization" provisions from being watered down. The main variable is whether or not the visa granted to undocumented workers will lead to a green card and eventual citizenship.
We are now at a crossroads. While the nation's attention is focused on the legalization question, lawmakers have guaranteed only one thing: there will be no legalization-only bill. If the Senate ultimately approves anything, it will go to a closed-door conference committee to be resolved with the House bill passed in Dec. 2005. The House bill concedes no green cards. Its only common ground with the Senate is provisions to expand detentions, deportations and border police.
A shared history underlies the consensus. September 11 transformed immigration into a national security debate with Democrats and Republicans both convinced that any immigration reform must come with tighter controls. But as the Beltre family illustrates, the New York congressional delegation has to resolve the national security agenda with a powerful reality: non-citizens are not the only affected population.
Ten Years Of Deportations
It's not the act of terror we remember best. In April 1995, a white veteran of the first Gulf War blew up the Oklahoma City federal building. One year later, to memorialize that tragedy then-President Bill Clinton signed a sweeping immigration enforcement measure: the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act. A sister bill, the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, passed just months later.
Together, the 1996 laws transformed the meaning of membership in America and substantially ramped up policing based on citizenship. There was no legalization or guestworker program. Instead, there were sweeping deportation measures that empowered the executive branch to more easily expel people already within our borders.
Prior to the 1996 laws, a New Yorker placed in deportation proceedings could typically go before an immigration judge and seek a pardon if she could demonstrate that she was no threat to society and had significant ties to her U.S. community. But the new laws instituted a system of mandatory deportation and detention whereby the vast majority of New Yorkers facing deportation are held in immigrant prisons without bail and have no opportunity to plead their case before an immigration judge.
More than 1.3 million people have been expelled from the United States in the last 10 years, and immigrants have become the fastest-growing segment of our prison population. Taxpayers are footing the bill for the ever-growing deportation budget. American veterans, breadwinners and people who have lived here since infancy have been deported through this process.
Plea Bargains Lead To Deportations
In New York, as in other cities, the criminal justice system is a cornerstone of the immigration policing strategy. Defense attorneys advise clients to plea to lesser charges in order to secure a deal with little or no jail time. Every week, hundreds of immigrant New Yorkers arrested for garden-variety crimes plead guilty under this plea-bargain system. However, a second punishment may follow: detention and deportation. As the federal immigration authorities' reliance on local criminal institutions grows, there is no countervailing process to ensure that the rights of immigrants are observed.
Connecting Past & Present Policy
The New York congressional delegation has been nearly mute on how America's immigration are harming families – with one recent exception. On March 28, 2006, Congressman Jose Serrano of the Bronx introduced the Child Citizen Protection Act, a bill to restore partial discretion to immigration judges in cases where removal of an immigrant is clearly against the best interests of a U.S. citizen child. But the other members of Congress from New York are largely silent despite the New York families who flood their district offices – families already devastated by deportation.
"Our leaders need to change the laws," Julio Beltre concluded his speech during the demonstration at Federal Plaza, "before more young people like me get hurt." On April 24, the 10- year anniversary of the 1996 laws, he and other New Yorkers will converge in Washington, D.C., with families from other cities whose lives have changed because of deportation.
Aarti Shahani is a co-founder of Families for Freedom, a Brooklyn-based defense network for immigrant families facing deportation. This is an edited version of an article originally published by the Gotham Gazette, www.gothamgazette.com.
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Steven Steinborn literally wrote the book on food labeling as a principal author of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) labeling guide. On top of that, he offers clients 28 years of experience in guiding informed business decisions, taking into account food laws and other regulations, as well as the environment in which companies operate.
Representing food processors, restaurant chains, foodservice operators, ingredient suppliers, and trade associations, Steven focuses on advertising, labeling, and food safety. He is also a strong advocate in enforcement matters brought by the Federal Trade Commission, the Food and Drug Administration, the USDA, and state regulators as well.
From small start-ups to established international brands, Steven understands the dynamics of the food industry. He brings this knowledge to bear on cutting-edge issues ranging from claim substantiation to potential food safety situations. He is also regularly consulted in bringing and defending competitor challenges, and represents companies before the Better Business Bureau's National Advertising Division. Keenly aware of the current litigation climate, Steven works closely with marketers in exploring all avenues to reach important business objectives.
Beyond the food industry, Steven routinely advises consumer product companies on reporting and potential recall situations arising under the jurisdiction of the Consumer Product Safety Commission. His practice covers a diverse range of industries, including children's toys, household appliances, infant products, gas grills, furnaces, consumer electronics, computers, printers, handheld devices, and child-resistant packaging.
Steven is a frequent speaker on innovation and legal compliance and has authored numerous articles on a range of subjects, from the latest developments in the regulation of genetically engineered foods to important developments that impact food advertising.
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This afternoon I tagged the ETS 2.7.1 release so we could include some fixes in the EPD Beta 2 build.
This was mainly a bug patching release for enthought.envisage and enthought.charm, but there was also an API refactor for enthought.testing to clean out some deprecated stuff that had been hanging around. To get around installation issues with easy_install and our spaghetti mess of cross-project dependencies, putting out those three updates resulted in us having to bump version numbers on 40 of the 45 sub-projects in ETS. Sigh.
Binary builds will be out early next week as we're going to focus on getting beta 2 of EPD out for PyCon.
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