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/**
 * Custom Command Handler
 *  - Adapted from SlugMod by Snazzah#0371
 */

const CommandStruct = require('../Structures/Command');
const { remote, clipboard } = require('electron');
const app = remote.app;

const css = `

.di-autocomplete {
    display: block !important;
}

.di-autocomplete-commandinfo {
    text-align: right !important;
}

.command-usage {
    text-align: left !important;
    margin-left: 10px;
}

.command-plugin-tag {
    background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15);
    border-radius: 3px;
    border: #fff solid 1px;
    padding: 3px;
}

.command-plugin-tag.dark {
    background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3);
}

.di-autocomplete-header-label {
    display: inline-block !important;
}
`;

class CommandHandler {
    constructor() {
        let diNode = window.DI.localStorage.getItem('DI-DiscordInjections');
        if (diNode === null) {
            let path = window.DI.localStorage.getItem('customPrefix') || '//';
            window.DI.localStorage.setItem('DI-DiscordInjections', JSON.stringify({ cssPath: path }));
        } else {
            diNode = JSON.parse(diNode);
            if (!diNode.commandPrefix) {
                diNode.commandPrefix = '//';
                window.DI.localStorage.setItem('DI-DiscordInjections', JSON.stringify(diNode));
            }
        }

        this.commands = {};
        this.commandElements = {};

        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'load', info: 'Loads a plugin.', usage: '<name>...', func: this.loadPlugin }));
        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'unload', info: 'Unloads a plugin.', usage: '<name>...', func: this.unloadPlugin }));
        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'reload', info: 'Reloads a plugin.', usage: '<name>...', func: this.reloadPlugin }));
        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'setprefix', info: 'Sets the custom command prefix.', usage: '<prefix>', func: this.commandSetPrefix.bind(this) }));
        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'setcss', info: 'Sets the custom css path.', usage: '<path>', func: this.setCssPath.bind(this) }));
        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'echo', info: 'Is there an echo in here?', usage: '<text>', func: this.commandEcho }));
        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'udiag', info: 'Generates and uploads a diagnostic file.', func: this.uDiagnostics.bind(this) }));
        this.hookCommand(new CommandStruct(null, { name: 'diag', info: 'Generates and copies diagnostic information to your clipboard.', func: this.cDiagnostics.bind(this) }));

        document.addEventListener('input', this.onInput.bind(this));
        document.addEventListener('keydown', this.onKeyDown.bind(this));

        this._styleTag = document.createElement('style');
        this._styleTag.id = 'di-command-style';
        this._styleTag.innerHTML = css;
        document.head.appendChild(this._styleTag);

        this.acRows = [];
        this.currentSet = [];
        this.offset = 0;
    }

    createDiagnostics() {
        let output = '='.repeat(15)
            + '\n| Diagnostics |\n'
            + '='.repeat(15) + '\n\n';

        let exec = app.getPath('exe').split(/\/|\\/);
        exec = exec[exec.length - 1];
        let diag = {
            'DI_Version': window.DI.version,
            'Discord_Version': app.getVersion(),
            'Executable': exec,
            'Resource_Path': process.resourcesPath,
            'Locale': app.getLocale(),
            'Plugins': Object.values(window.DI.PluginManager.plugins).map(p => {
                return p.name + ' - ' + p.version;
            })
        };

        for (const key in diag) {
            output += ' '.repeat(16 - key.length) + key + ' : ';
            if (Array.isArray(diag[key])) {
                output += '\n';
                for (const val of diag[key])
                    output += ' '.repeat(16) + ' - ' + val + '\n';
            } else output += diag[key];
            output += '\n';
        }
        return output.trim();
    }

    uDiagnostics() {
        window.DI.client.selectedChannel.send('Diagnostic File:', { files: [{ attachment: Buffer.from(this.createDiagnostics()), name: 'diag.txt' }] });
    }

    cDiagnostics() {
        clipboard.writeText(this.createDiagnostics());
        window.DI.Helpers.sendDI('Copied diagnostic information to your clipboard.');
    }

    loadPlugin(args) {
        let plugins = window.DI.PluginManager.load(args);
        if (plugins.length === 0)
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI('Failed to load any plugins! Please check console for errors.');
        else
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI(`Loaded the plugin${plugins.length > 1 ? 's' : ''} ${plugins.join(', ')}.`);
    }
    unloadPlugin(args) {
        let plugins = window.DI.PluginManager.unload(args);
        if (plugins.length === 0)
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI('Failed to unload any plugins! Please check console for errors.');
        else
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI(`Unloaded the plugin${plugins.length > 1 ? 's' : ''} ${plugins.join(', ')}.`);
    }
    reloadPlugin(args) {
        let plugins = window.DI.PluginManager.reload(args);
        if (plugins.length === 0)
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI('Failed to reload any plugins! Please check console for errors.');
        else
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI(`Reloaded the plugin${plugins.length > 1 ? 's' : ''} ${plugins.join(', ')}.`);
    }
    setCssPath(args) {
        try {
            window.DI.CssInjector.set(args.join(' '));
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI(`Changed the CSS path!`);
        } catch (err) {
            window.DI.Helpers.sendDI(`Error: ${err.message}`);
        }
    }
    commandEcho(args) {
        window.DI.Helpers.sendLog(window.DI.client.user.username, args.join(' '), window.DI.client.user.avatarURL);
    }
    commandSetPrefix(args) {
        let slashWarning = false;
        let prefix = '//';
        if (args.length > 0) {
            prefix = args.join(' ');
            if (prefix === '/') slashWarning = true;
            this.setPrefix(prefix);
        } else {
            this.setPrefix(prefix);
        }
        window.DI.Helpers.sendDI(`Set the custom prefix to \`${prefix}\`.\n${slashWarning ? `Warning: Setting the prefix to \`/\` may have undesired consequences due to conflict with the actual client. If you run into issues, you may reset your prefix by opening the console (ctrl+shift+i) and typing:\n\`\`\`\nDI.CommandHelper.setPrefix('//')\n\`\`\`` : ''}`);
    }

    setPrefix(prefix) {
        let diNode = JSON.parse(window.DI.localStorage.getItem('DI-DiscordInjections'));
        diNode.commandPrefix = prefix;
        window.DI.localStorage.setItem('DI-DiscordInjections', JSON.stringify(diNode));
        console.log('The prefix has been changed to', prefix);
    }

    get prefix() {
        return JSON.parse(window.DI.localStorage.getItem('DI-DiscordInjections')).commandPrefix.toLowerCase();
    }

    hookCommand(command) {
        if (command instanceof CommandStruct) {
            if (this.commands[command.name]) throw new Error(`A command with the name ${command.name} already exists!`);
            this.commands[command.name] = command;
            this.commandElements[command.name] = this.makeACRow(command);
            console.log(`Loaded command '${command.name}' ${command.plugin ? 'from plugin ' + command.plugin.name : ''}.`);
        } else throw new Error('Tried to load a non-command', command);
    }

    unhookCommand(name) {
        if (this.commands[name]) {
            let command = this.commands[name];
            delete this.commands[name];
            delete this.commandElements[name];
            console.log(`Unloaded command '${command.name}' ${command.plugin ? 'from plugin ' + command.plugin.name : ''}.`);
        }
    }

    get textarea() {
        return document.querySelector('.chat .content textarea');
    }

    get autoComplete() {
        return document.querySelector('.di-autocomplete');
    }

    get selectedIndex() {
        if (this.lastHovered == undefined || this.acRows.length === 0) return null;
        let index = 0;
        for (const { selector } of this.acRows) {
            if (this.lastHovered === selector) return index;
            index++;
        }
    }

    onInput() {
        let textarea = this.textarea;
        if (!textarea || textarea !== document.activeElement || !textarea.value.startsWith(this.prefix)) {
            if (this.autoComplete) this.removeAC();
            return;
        }
        let ac = this.autoComplete;
        let content = textarea.value.toLowerCase();

        if (content.includes(' ')) {
            this.removeAC();
            return;
        }
        if (!ac && !content.includes(' ')) {
            this.initAC();
            ac = this.autoComplete;
        }

        if (content.trim() === this.prefix) {
            this.offset = 0;
            this.currentSet = Object.keys(this.commands);
            this.populateCommands();
        } else {
            content = content.substring(this.prefix.length).trim();
            let [command, ...others] = content.split(' ');
            this.currentSet = Object.keys(this.commands).filter(k => k.includes(command));
            if (this.currentSet.length === 0) {
                this.removeAC();
                return;
            }
            let exact = this.currentSet.find(k => k === command);
            if (exact && others.length > 0) {
                this.currentSet = [exact];
            } else {
                this.currentSet.sort((a, b) => {
                    let score = 0;
                    if (command === a) score += 100;
                    if (command === b) score -= 100;
                    if (a.startsWith(command)) score += 10;
                    if (b.startsWith(command)) score -= 10;
                    score += a < b ? 1 : -1;
                    return -score;
                });
            }
            this.offset = 0;
            this.populateCommands();
        }
    }

    populateCommands(move = false, up = true) {
        let keys = this.currentSet;

        if (this.acRows.length === 0) {
            let selection = keys.slice(0, 10);
            this.clearAC();
            for (const command of selection) {
                this.attachACRow(command);
            }
            if (this.acRows.length > 0)
                this.onHover(this.acRows[0].selector);
            return;
        }
        let selectedIndex = this.selectedIndex;

        let offset = this.offset;
        if (this.currentSet.length >= 10) {
            if (offset < 0) {
                offset = this.currentSet.length - 10;
                selectedIndex = 9;
            }
            if (offset >= this.currentSet.length - 9) {
                offset = 0;
                selectedIndex = 0;
            }
        } else offset = 0;
        this.offset = offset;

        if (move) {
            if (up) {
                selectedIndex--;
                if (selectedIndex < 0) {
                    if (this.currentSet.length < 10) {
                        selectedIndex = this.currentSet.length - 1;
                    } else {
                        this.offset--;
                        return this.populateCommands();
                    }
                }
                return this.onHover(this.acRows[selectedIndex].selector);
            } else {
                selectedIndex++;
                if (selectedIndex >= Math.min(10, this.currentSet.length)) {
                    if (this.currentSet.length < 10) {
                        selectedIndex = 0;
                    } else {
                        this.offset++;
                        return this.populateCommands();
                    }
                }
                return this.onHover(this.acRows[selectedIndex].selector);
            }
        }

        let selection = keys.slice(this.offset, this.offset + 10);
        this.clearAC();
        for (const command of selection) {
            if (command)
                this.attachACRow(command);
        }

        if (this.acRows[selectedIndex])
            this.onHover(this.acRows[selectedIndex].selector);
        else if (this.acRows.length > 0) this.onHover(this.acRows[0].selector);
    }

    onKeyDown(event) {
        if (!this.textarea || (event.target === this.textarea && event.key === 'Enter' && this.textarea.value === '')) {
            return;
        }
        if (this.textarea.value.toLowerCase().startsWith(this.prefix))
            switch (event.key) {
                case 'ArrowUp':
                    if (this.acRows.length > 0) {
                        this.populateCommands(true, true);
                        event.preventDefault();
                    }
                    break;
                case 'ArrowDown':
                    if (this.acRows.length > 0) {
                        this.populateCommands(true, false);
                        event.preventDefault();
                    }
                    break;
                case 'Tab':
                    if (this.lastHovered) {
                        this.lastHovered.click();
                        event.preventDefault();
                    }
                    break;
                case 'Enter': {
                    if (event.shiftKey) return;
                    let command = this.textarea.value;
                    command = command.substring(this.prefix.length).trim();
                    let [name, ...args] = command.split(' ');
                    name = name.toLowerCase();
                    args = window.DI.Helpers.filterMessage(args.join(' ')).split(' ');
                    if (this.commands[name]) {
                        this.textarea.textContent = this.textarea.value = '';

                        try {
                            let inProgress = JSON.parse(window.DI.localStorage.getItem('InProgressText'));
                            inProgress[window.DI.client.selectedChannel.id] = undefined;
                            window.DI.localStorage.setItem('InProgressText', JSON.stringify(inProgress));
                        } catch (err) {
                            console.error(err);
                        }

                        this.onInput();
                        event.preventDefault();
                        let output = this.commands[name]._execute(args);
                        Promise.resolve(output).then(out => out ? window.DI.client.selectedChannel.send(out) : null).then(() => setTimeout(() => {
                            this.textarea.focus();
                            this.textarea.selectionStart = this.textarea.selectionEnd = 0;
                        }, 200));
                        break;
                    } else if (this.lastHovered) {
                        this.lastHovered.click();
                        event.preventDefault();
                    }
                }
            }
    }

    get selectedClass() {
        return 'selectorSelected-2M0IGv';
    }

    onHover(element) {
        for (const elem of this.acRows) {
            elem.selector.classList.remove(this.selectedClass);
        }
        element.classList.add(this.selectedClass);
        this.lastHovered = element;
    }

    createElement(text) {
        let div = document.createElement('div');
        div.innerHTML = text;
        return div.childNodes[0];
    }

    makeSelection(text) {
        let ta = this.textarea;
        if (ta) {
            let components = ta.value.split(' ');
            if (components.length > 1) {
                components[0] = this.prefix + text;
                ta.value = components.join(' ');
            } else
                ta.value = this.prefix + text + ' ';
            this.onInput();
        }
    }

    makeACRow(command) {
        const h2rgb = hex => {
            var result = /^([a-f\d]{2})([a-f\d]{2})([a-f\d]{2})$/i.exec(hex);
            return result ? [
                parseInt(result[1], 16),
                parseInt(result[2], 16),
                parseInt(result[3], 16)
            ] : [0, 0, 0];
        };
        const isDark = c => (c[0] * 0.299 + c[1] * 0.587 + c[2] * 0.114) > 150 ? false : true;
        let color = null;
        if (command.plugin && typeof command.plugin.color === 'number') color = command.plugin.color.toString(16);
        else if (command.plugin) color = command.plugin.color;
        let element = this.createElement(`

${command.name}

${command.usage}

${command.plugin ?
        `
        ${command.plugin.name} - `
        : ''
}${command.info}

`);

        return element;
    }

    attachACRow(name) {
        if (!this.autoComplete) this.initAC();
        this.acRows.push({
            name,
            info: this.commands[name].info,
            usage: this.commands[name].usage,
            selector: this.commandElements[name].childNodes[1],
            element: this.commandElements[name]
        });

        this.autoComplete.appendChild(this.commandElements[name]);
    }

    initAC() {
        let elem = document.querySelector('form textarea');
        if (elem) {
            let element = this.createElement(`

            DiscordInjections Commands

            PREFIX: ${this.prefix}

`);
            elem.parentElement.insertBefore(element, elem.nextSibling);
        }
    }

    clearAC() {
        this.removeAC();
        this.initAC();
    }

    removeAC() {
        let ac = this.autoComplete;
        if (ac) {
            ac.remove();
            this.acRows = [];
            this.lastHovered = null;
        }
    }
}

module.exports = CommandHandler;

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Johannes (van Waveren) Hudde (23 April 1628 – 15 April 1704) was a burgomaster (mayor) of Amsterdam between 1672 – 1703, a mathematician and governor of the Dutch East India Company.

As a "burgemeester" of Amsterdam he ordered that the city canals should be flushed at high tide and that the polluted water of the town "secreten" should be diverted to pits outside the town instead of into the canals. He also promoted hygiene in and around the town's water supply. "Hudde's stones" were marker stones that were used to mark the summer high water level at several points in the city. They later were the foundation for the "NAP", the now Europe-wide system for measuring water levels.

Mathematical work

Hudde studied law at the University of Leiden, but turned to mathematics under the influence of his teacher Frans van Schooten. From 1654 to 1663 he worked under van Schooten.

La Géométrie (1637) by René Descartes provided an introduction to analytic geometry in French, whereas Latin was still the international language of science. Schooten and his students including Hudde, Johan de Witt and Hendrik van Heuraet published a Latin translation of La Geometrie in 1659. Each of the students added to the work. Hudde's contribution described Hudde's rules and made a study of maxima and minima.

Hudde corresponded with Baruch Spinoza and Christiaan Huygens, Johann Bernoulli, Isaac Newton and Leibniz. Newton and Leibniz mention Hudde many times and used some of his ideas in their own work on infinitesimal calculus.

See also
History of group theory
Mercator series
Tangent

References

 Karlheinz Haas (1956) "Die mathematischen Arbeiten von Johann Hudde (1628 to 1704) Bürgermeister von Amsterdam", Centaurus 4: 235–84
 J. Hudde (1656) Specilla circularia (circular Lens, in Dutch)

External links

 Tomb of Johannes Hudde at Oude Kerk from Gravenopinternet

1628 births
1704 deaths
17th-century Dutch mathematicians
Mayors of Amsterdam
Scientists from Amsterdam
Leiden University alumni
Administrators of the Dutch East India Company
Burials at the Oude Kerk, Amsterdam
17th-century Dutch politicians
18th-century Dutch politicians
People associated with Baruch Spinoza

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Former partner guilty of contempt after sending recording of Ultra Tune boss
By Cameron Houston
September 28, 2021 — 5.06pm
A former partner of multimillionaire businessman Sean Buckley has pleaded guilty to contempt after admitting to circulating an audio recording of him allegedly assaulting her.
Mr Buckley was granted an order by the Supreme Court in February that banned any dissemination of the explosive recording, which also captured the Ultra Tune executive chairman threatening to kill former business associate Jimmy Seoud.
Ultra Tune founder Sean Buckley and his former partner Jennifer Cole.
Mr Buckley's former partner, model Jennifer Cole, pleaded guilty to one count of contempt in the Supreme Court of Victoria on Tuesday. Her barrister, David Hancock, told the court his client breached the court order by sending the recording to two of Mr Buckley's colleagues.
"The dissemination of the recordings was to persons who were already in possession of it, and there was no loss or damage as a result of the delivery of the messages," Mr Hancock said.
He said Ms Cole, who separated from Mr Buckley last year, was sorry for her actions, and had offered to pay Mr Buckley's indemnity costs for the contempt hearing.
However, Mr Buckley's barrister, Renee Sion, said the circulation of the recording was a deliberate attempt by Ms Cole to damage her client's reputation.
"The breaches were committed as part of an ongoing dispute between the parties, and that dispute is not likely to end any time soon. The breaches were committed, in our submission, in a manner that was calculated to result in a loss in reputation to my client," Ms Sion said.
Justice Andrew Keogh questioned the reputational damage caused to Mr Buckley by the leaks, noting excerpts of the recordings were published by The Age in February, and remain online.
Justice Keogh will sentence Ms Cole on Wednesday.
The Age revealed the contents of the graphic 20-minute tape, which was covertly recorded by Ms Cole in a suite at Melbourne's Crown Towers.
Mr Buckley and Ms Cole had been involved with each other since 2017, and the recording was made shortly before their relationship ended.
The sound of Mr Buckley allegedly hitting and choking Ms Cole was heard on the recording, in which he accused her of interfering in a dispute he said could expose his involvement in potential criminal activity.
During the recording, Mr Buckley verbally abused, insulted and threatened Ms Cole over his concerns she was in a feud with associates, who Mr Buckley believed could be used as witnesses in any future legal cases.
"What I care about is not going to prison for the next 10 years ... Don't f---ing nag me. I'm gonna hit you, I'm going to really hurt you," Mr Buckley shouted at Ms Cole during the recording.
Mr Seoud – widely known as Jimmy Vegas – was a director and licensee of Surfers Paradise strip club Toybox Gentlemen's Club owned by Mr Buckley, until the pair fell out in 2019, ending their friendship of more than a decade.
Mr Seoud lost an unfair dismissal claim against Mr Buckley.
"I'm now quite distressed about what's going to be revealed. Jen, I could go to prison. Proceeds of crime – I'll lose everything," Mr Buckley can be heard saying in the recording.
"This is so f---ing critical. I'll probably have to hire someone to kill him ... OK, I've already made those programs to do it, just in case ... I'm not going to go spend the rest of my life in prison, I'd rather f---ing shoot him and kill him."
There is no evidence that Mr Buckley implemented the plan.
When Mr Buckley discovered he was being recorded, he took Ms Cole's phone. Ms Cole could be heard pleading for Mr Buckley to stop assaulting her before the recording ended.
At the time, Mr Buckley's lawyer said the recording was tampered with, saying his client's comments were taken out of context.
If you or anyone you know needs support, you can contact the National Sexual Assault, Domestic and Family Violence Counselling Service on 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732).
Our Breaking News Alert will notify you of significant breaking news when it happens. Get it here.
Cameron Houston is a senior crime reporter.Connect via email.

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AS OF today, Štefan Harabin no longer heads the Supreme Court and the Judicial Council. His five-year term expired on June 22.
Harabin attempted to win re-election to the post, but the Judicial Council failed to elect him and both of his two competitors to the post. The second round of the election will take place on September 16, as Harabin announced last week. It is the last possible day for the election to be held. Harabin, as a failed candidate from the first round, is not allowed to run again. He could, however, run in the third round if the council fails to elect his successor in the second round.
The Judicial Council is currently functioning without a chairman as well as without a deputy chair, after the recently inaugurated President Andrej Kiska recalled Mária Bujňáková from the post. The council is thus presided over by its eldest member, former Constitutional Court judge Ján Klučka, whom Kiska appointed last week. Klučka should now convene an extraordinary session of the council within 30 days, the SITA newswire reported.
The twin post of the Supreme Court president and the Judicial Council chairman will be divided as of September, based on the constitutional amendment recently passed by parliament. The council will thus have to elect its chair separately from the Supreme Court president election, from among its members.
Meanwhile, Harabin took up the post of the head of the penal collegium of the Supreme Court on June 23. He spent his last working day as Supreme Court president on June 20 at the International Legal Forum in St Petersburg, Russia, the SITA newswire reported.


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Home > Optical properties of ice particles in young contrails
Optical properties of ice particles in young contrails
Hong, G., Q. Feng, P. Yang, G. W. Kattawar, P. Minnis, and Y. Hu (2008), Optical properties of ice particles in young contrails, J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer, 109, 2635-2647, doi:10.1016/j.jqsrt.2008.06.005.
The single-scattering properties of four types of ice crystals (pure ice crystals, ice crystals with an internal mixture of ice and black carbon, ice crystals coated with black carbon, and soot coated with ice) in young contrails are investigated at wavelengths 0.65 and 2.13 mm using Mie codes for coated spheres. The four types of ice crystals show differences in their single-scattering properties because of the embedded black carbon whose volume ratio is assumed to be 5%. The bulk-scattering properties of young contrails consisting of the four types of ice crystals are further investigated by averaging their single-scattering properties over a typical ice particle size distribution found in young contrails. The effect of the radiative properties of the four types of ice particles on the Stokes parameters I, Q, U, and V is also investigated for different viewing zenith angles and relative azimuth angles with a solar zenith angle of 301 using a vector radiative transfer model based on the adding-doubling technique. The Stokes parameters at a wavelength of 0.65 mm show pronounced differences for the four types of ice crystals, whereas the counterparts at a wavelength of 2.13 mm show similar variations with the viewing zenith angle and relative azimuth angle. However, the values of the results for the two wavelengths are noticeably different.
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Articles Posted in Sexual Orientation
What happens when an employee who is suing you dies mid-suit? Is the case over?
wallyg [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons
Not exactly. Continue reading
Family and Medical Leave and Sexual Orientation
SCOTUS Oral Argument Recap: Is Justice Gorsuch the swing vote on LGBT workplace rights?
By Franz Jantzen, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States – https://www.oyez.org/justices/neil_gorsuch, Public Domain, Link
After reading 133 pages of transcripts from yesterday's two (1, 2) oral arguments in the three LGBT workplace rights cases pending before the Supreme Court, three things are clear to me: Continue reading
Updated: October 9, 2019 7:43 am
Today at the Supreme Court, LGBT rights at work take center stage.
It's been a while since the Supreme Court weighed in on a big-time employment-law issue. That's about to change.
Updated: October 7, 2019 11:03 pm
Vacation Thread: DOJ says that transgender discrimination under Title VII is perfectly legal
By Ivan Curra, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link
(Not pictured: Eric Meyer; probably off grabbing a Dole Whip (adult version) and a turkey leg). Continue reading
Discrimination and Unlawful Harassment, Sex and Sexual Orientation
Updated: August 17, 2019 7:14 am
$5 trillion says that LGBT discrimination at work is against federal law
Image by mibapict from Pixabay
Today, we're taking a break from wage-and-hour compliance because I'm not sure that you can continue to handle that much fun. How else would you interpret so many people (un)subscribing to this blog yesterday?
Instead, I want to talk about news of this brief that over 200 companies, representing more than 7 million employees, a wide variety of industries, and more than $5 trillion in revenue will file with the Supreme Court today. Continue reading
The House passed the Equality Act to protect LGBT rights at work. Here's why it won't become law.
Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash
Is it ok to ask a lesbian co-worker to use her 'gaydar' to determine whether a new client is also gay?
Slightly longer answer: No, you jerk, of course not!
In a few hundred more words, I'll explain why. Continue reading
New Jersey, Sex, Sexual Harassment and Sexual Orientation
Updated: May 14, 2019 7:36 am
A heterosexual employee sued for sexual-orientation discrimination. Really?!?
Image Credit: Pixabay.com (https://pixabay.com/photos/question-question-mark-survey-2736480/)
Oh, did I mention that the plaintiff was the HR Manager?
Why was there an employment law trending on Twitter yesterday? Oh, I think I know.
The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether the prohibition against sex discrimination in Title VII also covers discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
In other words, are there LGBT legal rights in the workplace? Continue reading
Updated: April 23, 2019 12:01 pm
With more co-sponsors than ever and huge corporate support, will Congress finally vote to ban LGBT discrimination?
There is a sure-fire way to avoid the uncertainty of when and how the Supreme Court may — legal jargon in 3…2…1… — adjudicate LGBT rights under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
And that's to pass a law making LGBT discrimination at work unlawful.
Speaking of which… Continue reading
Updated: March 13, 2019 10:23 pm


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In the public interest?
The Commission's plan to bring water supply under public procurement rules is worrying local governments
By Toby Vogel
May 15, 2013	8:31 pm
At the annual meeting of the Städtetag – the association of German cities and towns – in Frankfurt late in April, Chancellor Angela Merkel made a pledge to "fight for water".
"We do not want to do anything on water that would upset the Städtetag," she said. "Water is such an elementary good. We are in very close co-ordination with the Irish presidency [of the EU's Council of Ministers] to make sure nothing happens that would send you to the barricades."
The "upset" to which Merkel referred is a draft directive on concessions, part of a bid by the European Commission to streamline public procurement across the member states.
The legislation was proposed in December 2011 by Michel Barnier, the European commissioner for internal market and services, and its final shape is currently being negotiated by MEPs, Ireland and Barnier himself. The European Parliament is tentatively scheduled to vote on the draft in September.
The concessions directive is supposed to close what the Commission describes as a "legal loophole": existing EU law provides detailed provisions for public contracts and some rules for works concessions, while service concessions are covered only by general treaty principles – equality of treatment, transparency, proportionality and mutual recognition (see box).
The 3,400 cities, towns and municipalities assembled in the Städtetag fear that the new legislation will force them to issue public tenders for the provision of water – a fear that has prompted activists to warn of an impending privatisation of water. More than 1.5 million citizens have signed a European Citizens' Initiative on the right to water, driven in part by a fear that municipal water supplies in the EU could be privatised under the new rules. The initiative seeks to keep water supply exempt from the EU's internal-market rules.
In January, when MEPs on the internal market and consumer protection committee endorsed a report by Philippe Juvin, a centre-right French MEP, on the concessions directive, Juvin said there had been "a number of misunderstandings and attempts to misinform". He said: "The award of a concession is not synonymous with privatisation of public services." The draft legislation sets procedural rules for the awarding of concession contracts in those cases where a public authority decides to issue a concession; it does not, according to Juvin and the Commission, force public authorities to do so.
In its impact assessment, the Commission says that the new rules will contribute to the efficient allocation of public funds at a time of budgetary constraints on public authorities, and hence contribute to Europe's economic recovery. "When public authorities need to mobilise private capital and know-how to supplement scarce public resources, concessions are a particularly attractive way of carrying out projects of public interest," it says. "The use of concessions may allow for new investments in public infrastructures and services without increasing public debt figures."
But opponents of the directive dispute the reasoning behind it, and the effects it would have on public finances. The European Federation of Public Service Unions points out that there is a trend of 're-municipalisation' of water provision, especially in Germany, where municipalities are taking direct charge of supply again.
Corporate Europe Observatory, a transparency group, says the directive will introduce "privatisation through the back door", because municipalities with any kind of private participation in water supply, however limited, would be required to open up to EU-wide bidding.
Concession contracts and public procurement
With public procurement, public authorities award contracts to firms for specific works or services in exchange for a fixed payment. Under concession contracts, by contrast, the concession-holder typically makes an upfront investment – for example, to build a bridge – and is then authorised to generate profit from the work or service (for example, by charging a toll for use of the bridge). Concessions awarded to private firms are a particular type of public-private partnership.
According to European Commission figures, around one-third of EU citizens receive their water (together with waste-water and sewage treatment) from economic operators, with the balance provided by public – often municipal – authorities.
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Aryan Khan remanded in custody
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee says 'Shah Rukh Khan has fallen victim'; fans remind her of 'Abhi yaad aaya'
The ruling party and the NCB, which is closely allied with the government, got a lot of junk for the arrest of Aryan Khan. Shah Rukh Khan's son was held in Mumbai's Arthur Road jail for 25 days, although no narcotics were found back from … Read More
Shah Rukh Khan planning a trial against Sameer Wankhede?
The bail order in Aryan Khan's drug case is finally out, and it has made it clear that the star child was not involved in any conspiracy and there was no real evidence of his arrest. Shah Rukh Khans was remanded in custody on October … Read More
This is what Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan was busy with before his cruise trip and arrest in drug case
Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan's son Aryan Khan are currently in the news as he has been arrested in an alleged drug case. Aryan Khan is reportedly in custody by the Narcotics Control Bureau when he was detained after a raid on a cruise … Read More


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Q: Linux alternative to winkey + In Windows 10/11 I have gotten used to inserting emoji's and special characters with win + . (and extended clipboard history paste with win + v)
Which (if any) keycombination in Ubuntu will give me the same function (and can I add an alias to win + . ?

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Jewish World Review Feb. 27, 2007 / 9 Adar, 5767
High Court and low politics
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | The late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan said that you are entitled to your own opinion but not to your own facts. However, many on the political left act as if they are entitled to their own facts — and especially the "fact" that those who oppose their ideas are either intellectually or morally inferior.
In other words, you cannot oppose "diversity," gun control, global warming, or gay marriage unless there is something wrong with you. No hard evidence is necessary to support this conclusion. Indeed, no hard evidence can change this conviction.
No one has been denigrated and demonized by this mindset more than Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. The charge has been endlessly repeated that he is "not qualified" — with no evidence being offered or asked for.
His outstanding academic record in college, his graduation from one of the top law schools in the country, his experience as an attorney both in government and in the corporate world, his years of heading a federal agency, and his service as a judge on the most influential federal circuit court in the country count for nothing, as far as the left is concerned.
Many, if not most, Supreme Court justices have not had as good a record of qualifications. But Clarence Thomas is considered "unqualified" because the left cannot accept his qualifications without a major shock to their whole vision of the world — and of themselves.
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A recent book on the Supreme Court in general has a chapter on Justice Thomas that devastates what has been said about him in the media. That book is "Supreme Conflict" by Jan Crawford Greenburg.
What will come as a shock to many who read this fact-filled book is that the picture of Justice Thomas as a blind follower of Justice Antonin Scalia, with whom he often votes, is completely different from the reality.
Notes made by Justice Harry Blackmun during discussions of issues among the justices make it clear that from day one Clarence Thomas staked out his own position on issues, even when all eight of his senior colleagues took the opposite position.
Often it was Justice Thomas whose arguments won over Justice Scalia and Chief Justice Rehnquist — and sometimes enough others for a majority.
That much of this information came from notes made during judicial conferences by the late Harry Blackmun, whose views were antithetical to those of Clarence Thomas, adds more weight to the conclusion that media depictions of Justice Thomas reflect what many in the media felt a need to believe, rather than any facts.
While many will find this the most devastating chapter in the book, "Supreme Conflict" is a major contribution to a general understanding of the way the Supreme Court works — and the way politics works in selecting people to nominate to become justices.
Author Jan Crawford Greenburg understands both liberal and conservative arguments within and about the High Court, and tries to get the reader to understand those arguments, rather than leading the reader to favor one argument or the other.
Although she is a journalist, the scholarship that went into this book is of a higher caliber than many academic scholars achieve in writing about the law or about the Supreme Court.
"Supreme Conflict" also has a human dimension that offers valuable, even if depressing, insights into the internal politics of the Supreme Court and the politics of the process by which nominees to that court are selected and confirmed.
The mystery of how Justice Sandra Day O'Connor reached some of her incoherent opinions becomes easier to understand when her own words reveal what a petty and shallow person she was on the Supreme Court, with her eye firmly fixed on the little picture and oblivious to the momentous implications of her dubious decisions.
This book also throws light on the decisions of a succession of Republican presidents, who repeatedly nominated people to the Supreme Court whose votes as justices turned out to be the opposite of what these presidents expected.
These conservative Republican presidents, often with their eyes on the little picture as well, loaded the court with liberal justices. But Democratic presidents put only one conservative there in nearly half a century, Justice Byron White.


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Most Americans Wake Up to Email
Nearly six in ten online consumers (58%) say they start their day by checking email, whereas 20% head straight to search engine sites and 11% check in with Facebook, according to a study by ExactTarget.
Email-first and Facebook-first consumers together constitute over two-thirds of all online adults, but each group comprises a distinct type of customer, ExactTarget found:
Email-First Consumers...
Tend to be task-oriented, subscribing to more email and interacting with brands across email and social media channels to find deals, promotions, and new product information
Tend to check their email more often throughout the course of the day
Facebook-First Consumers...
Tend to become fans of brands for entertainment purposes, or to show support for brands, but not to obtain deals
84% use email on a daily basis—and cite promotions as their top motivation for subscribing to brand emails
Are more likely to share information they find online than their email-first counterparts, and are nearly as likely to share that information via Facebook (40%) as they are via email (43%)
Below, other findings from ExactTarget's Digital Morning study.
Email has become the default way consumers grant companies permission to market to them. Among online consumers—those who receive at least one permission-based email a day—93% say they subscribe to email marketing messages.
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Facebook and Twitter Use
Some 38% of online consumers say they are Facebook Fans—those with a Facebook account who have become a fan of (i.e., "liked") at least one company or brand on Facebook. Over four in ten online consumers (42%) say they use Facebook at least once a day; among them, 69% are a fan of one or more companies.
Just 5% of US online consumers are Twitter followers—those with a Twitter account who follow a least one company or brand on Twitter. Some 7% of online consumers say they use Twitter at least once a day; among them, 68% follow at least one brand.
Consumers tend to engage with more brands on Twitter than Facebook: Company brands account for one out of every six accounts followed on Twitter, compared with 1 out of 16 on Facebook.
Digital Consumers by Age
Online consumers age 18-24 are the most active on Facebook (54% of them use it) and Twitter (9% do), followed by those age 25-35: 47% use Facebook and 8% use Twitter.
Consumers age 55-64 are as active on email (96%) as those age 45-54 and those age 25-34.
About the data: Findings are based on a survey of 1,506 consumers age 15+, April 9-13, 2010, and consumer interviews among 44 people in March 2010, conducted by ExactTarget.
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Whenever you are doing a home cleaning or repair to add value and functionality to your home, you should consider some tactics that will add more home organization to your kitchen refurbishment. Here are some ideas on how to you achieve those goals when updating your kitchen design.
If you are determined to go about the challenge of redesigning your kitchen, beauty must not take priority over functionality. Regardless of the type of kitchen you have – a square kitchen, a U shaped kitchen, an L shaped kitchen, a rectangular kitchen, or any other type, you really should plan for your sink, your fridge and your cooktop or stove to form a triangle in which there is no more than six to seven feet between each appliance in order to provide quick ease of movement, good organization and perfect harmony regarding functionality when you are busy cooking. Don't forget that functionality also means aiming for a design and materials that will make cleaning and maintenance easier.
It is better to have too much storage than not enough. This type of good storage will help you organize the kitchen items and food better. It is even okay to provide storage for your seasoning bottles so that you are not clawing through a huddled mess in the cupboard to find them when you need them for a recipe. A large pantry with lots of shelves and even some pull-out drawers is always a welcomed addition. Be sure to use the proper cleaners before using them.
If you do not have money for new cabinets, but would like to splurge on getting a new countertop, you can just do a quick cleaning, then go ahead to do so and fully enjoy it. But you can also get a further new update by painting your cupboards in a nice white paint and by adding some new handles and pulls to the doors and drawers. They don't have to be expensive to be functional and to look nice.
After you are done with most of the updates in your kitchen design ideas, do a quick house cleaning on the walls and paint one of the smaller walls or part of the wall with some chalk board paint to add a trendy touch to your kitchen. You can write menus there, important appointments, kids' events, etc. You can also attach some small painted boxes to the side for things like mail, a note pad to take messages and other items.
Glass mosaic tiles Houston, TX now come in such boundless rays of colors, compositions and styles that they are truly changing the way we embellish and improve our inside walls and look of a space.
The tiles are inconspicuous in size yet accompanied by varying sizes and colors they tend to lead to unbelievable effects that even the most perceiving of customers and designer pros are seeing the quality of adding mosaics to any room.
Furthermore, there is clearly an incredible arrangement of enthusiasm about these little but superbly shaped tiles which are precisely and skillfully transformed utilizing the finest glass and stone. If you take the time to look around the web and truly search out the best tile suppliers what you will discover is an abundance of glorious mosaic tiles that are offered. Just be creative in searching and be precise, the web will help you with any glass mosaic tiles that suits your needs.
There is undoubtedly an array of choices from the smooth, sleek and rich glass mosaic tiles to Aztec examples and styles, 3d-impacts and shades saturated with spark from the Impressionist painters.
From enticing surfaces to enrapturing shades and dazzling sizes, you will have a tough time making a decision. In the event you're searching for approaches to complete your restroom in a straightforward and reasonable way you may attempt with white wall tiles. At the same time if you want to include some wow factor, consider then maybe swell or shimmer tiles in a staggering red or add a splash of mosaic tiles.
When you begin to take a look and think about mosaic tiles you will find that most will come supplied on a prepared to use network of mesh to allow for a quick and simple installation. So it isn't as complicated as many individuals think. They are inconceivably simple to apply and to accomplish the outcomes you need.
With the sublime extent of new impacts, you truly can get extremely inventive and unique in your design. Anyhow you may want to look at experienced tile specialists who have man years of industry experience. This is so you can pick, purchase and apply your glass mosaic tiles with complete trust.
So why not look at the numerous alternatives accessible and begin arranging how you may complete your room with glass mosaics tiles to get the look you need. From the commonsense to the stunning, the staggering to the essentially unwinding, there are so many numerous styles, surfaces and shades to browse. Go on and get inventive with tiles in your room. There's never been a superior time to get sincerely inventive, particularly as the seasons change. As now is the season that requests an extravagance and to balance the freshness of the climate and the need to be creative and unique from you to have a better design. So take persuasion from this season and surrounding you, and go make it happen.
Individuals are getting much better educated on numerous fronts, and home redesign is no special case. Because of the few diverse sorts of compositional programming, intelligent building arrangements, and sites committed to spotting qualified home redesign experts, what used to be ordinary and on occasion troublesome has become to a great degree simple.
Now is the right time to remodel your home and you should be vigilant for approaches to make your expectations for everyday life more economical. There are a considerable amount of home redesign specialists, blogs for interior design and organizations and they offer a huge number of results and items in this respect.
There is a great correlation to make by which benefits you get from distinctive home remodel organizations. You'll have the ability to tell who has the top of the line administrations at a moderate value, while also working for your particular style and needs. These five things will provide you the abject quick realities on what you must think about before enlisting that home redesign expert.
A colossal pointer of the quality and smoothness of their organization is unquestionably the extent of the experience they have. In the event that you can discover a manufacturer with excess of twenty years of assorted building background and an expansive number of satisfied customers, then you're in the right direction. When you manage a respectable and overall accomplished builder, he should be more than ready to provide you with references from his past customers.
This is the confirmation that he is an expert, and has fulfilled the state's necessities to work as an authorized foreman. Remember, in any case, that only on the grounds that a builder is authorized doesn't mean it's a certification that you'll get complete satisfaction. This is where checking references are so essentially important. Check their reviews, Angie's list and other vital informal communities to discover all the more about your prospective home remodeling potential company.
The most flawlessly awesome technique to discover a builder is by word of mouth. On the off chance that you can get an incredible referral from a trusted companion or relative then this is the place you'll need to look first. You should also likewise request a rebate because of the reference.
You will just need to manage a builder or a home redesign organization that has gotten their own particular protection. It is a law that each proficient developer must get their property insurance and individual obligation protection. On the off chance that they don't have these, then you'll be considered answerable for any monetary damage.
An itemized composed appraisal will serve to help you in the long run. A great general guideline here is to get an itemized installment recorded in the assessment, and an agreeable understanding of the last sum payable. An enormous warning for you, might be if your foreman requests full installment forthright or requests that you utilize a particular bank or credit union to get an advance. If this happens, run, and find an alternate builder.
In the event that you've become tired with the look of the rooms in your home, think about a low cost home redesign in the most used rooms within the house. There's no reason to use a considerable amount of cash in order to obtain another look. At times, simply changing around a couple of things or overhauling decorations work wonders in redesigning a room.
Home redesign could be as simple as removing junk from a room. At the point when things heap up or are placed randomly in a room , they can ruin the look of the space. Interior design specialists suggest ambushing junk by furnishing yourself with three crates. They are one for things to reuse, an alternate for things to toss out, and a third for something unsure of. Sort out the things you are keeping by putting them away and after that begin a new stage in enriching a room.
Individual rooms could profit from a cheap home redesign. For instance you may need to include plants, get new frill, and fine art. Give the walls a new layer of paint or tackle something a tiny bit of additional wall designs, like replacing the ground surface.
The amount of a task required in each one room should be dependent upon your plan. You may need to pick a couple of rooms, where just some minor redesigning work is required and recover the larger part of your plan for rooms that need a real patch up.
When deciding on a low cost home redesign, you may want to hire someone or do your own due diligence on design and style. Some online sites offer a display of inside configuration photos that can help get your innovative juices streaming. These sites are additionally beneficial in light of the fact that you get access to a gathering or forum in many of them. This is where you can get replies to your inquiries from expert interior designers.
An expert look could be attained by the use of straightforward thoughts for low cost configuration tricks. Interior planning does not need to be costly. Think about repainting the walls or changing the style of your decorations. Consider picking an alternate focal point. You may also consider putting slipcovers or a couch in order to spare a lot of cash while creating the desired impact.
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Prioritizing the immaterial over serious issues a winning strategy for candidates
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By Kenny Ingram | Image by Evan Tremblay October 10, 2018
If you have been following local news at all over the past few months, you will have had extensive exposure to what has become the main, and to some the only, relevant issue of the mayoral election: the re-opening of Portage and Main.
This is itself a tragedy.
While a city with great potential, Winnipeg has a long way to go in fostering a society that works for everyone, regardless of race, religion or socioeconomic status. The issue of Portage and Main only serves to divide and distract from other far more pressing issues facing the city.
A far less publicized issue, but with far more significance, is the infrastructure deficit.
Specifically, it will cost $6.9 billion more than what is allocated to maintain roads, sewers, water mains and buildings in disrepair over the next 10 years.
To put this in perspective, the Portage and Main project has been estimated to cost in the ballpark of $11.6 million — effectively making it fiscally 595 times less important to our city than the seldom mentioned infrastructure deficit.
Winnipeg has also all but pushed aside any incentives put forward by the federal government in pursuit of green energy.
Ottawa has repeatedly emphasized that it will incentivize municipalities to roll out green energy plans by covering up to 40 per cent of the cost of these new projects.
While Winnipeg-based bus manufacturer New Flyer is making record-level numbers of electric busses, they are being sent to cities like Montreal and Toronto.
Instead of leading the movement to transition to green energy, Winnipeg lags behind other cities, including Toronto, which plans to have an emissions-free fleet by 2040.
Another far more important issue plaguing the city, which has received a criminally low level of attention, is the epidemic of opioid consumption.
In 2017, 122 people died of overdoses in Winnipeg and nearly half were fentanyl-related.
This is an issue that requires a focused and direct approach to healthcare, the economy and social service.
Unfortunately, the mayoral and city council candidates have done little to help further the conversation on these key issues.
Incumbent mayor Brian Bowman only lightly hinted that Winnipeg could be open to the idea of safe-injection sites without the approval of the provincial government. While this is a small step toward addressing the crisis, as the only solution being offered, it papers over the multidimensional nature of the problem.
The sad reality is apparent: discussing the issues that truly impact Winnipeggers is simply no longer politically expedient.
Why would a candidate bother to create a serious and bold platform when it is far easier to spout platitudes and rile people up in a relatively meaningless debate?
While lacking any shred of moral fibre, councillors who engage in these tactics knowingly steer the public debate into the trivial. They understand that mobilizing voters means electrifying the electorate. Our municipal leaders achieve this by making irrelevant issues the centrepiece of the discussion and engage in intense, protracted debate on those immaterial issues.
In this election cycle, it seems incumbents too are playing this game. Jeff Browaty, incumbent candidate for the North Kildonan ward, has devoted an ungodly amount of time through his online media presence focusing on the dangers he perceives surrounding opening the Portage and Main intersection.
Regrettably, this strategy appears to be working.
It seems the loudest, most obnoxious and polarizing candidates on the issue of Portage and Main have flowed to the front of the public eye.
While grassroot candidates fighting for the issues that truly matter may seem hard to come by, they do exist in Winnipeg.
Josh Brandon, Daniel McIntyre ward candidate for city council, has successfully run a grassroots campaign based on issues that will affect Winnipeggers: reducing crime by addressing the root cause, facing the opioid epidemic and pushing for safe-injection sites, more affordability in public transit and throwing his full support behind the effort to raise the minimum wage to $15.
It is this type of leadership, combined with a grassroots base, that will surely lead to successful campaigns in the future.
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Jeremy Rogers, 26, from Connecticut was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm.
According to court records, in the summer of 2019, Rogers moved to Maine. After living briefly in Lewiston, he moved in with a family in Rockport that owned numerous firearms. On August 18, 2019, he took a Stag Arms multi-caliber rifle and a Glock 9 mm pistol, loaded ammunition into each, and fired them on the property outside of the Rockport residence. Rogers was prohibited from possessing firearms because of his 2016 Connecticut convictions for Criminal Possession of a Firearm and Risk of Injury to a Child.
The FBI, the U.S. Border Patrol, and the Rockport, Rockland and Thomaston police departments investigated the case.
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The Times They Are a-Changing – Time Limits for Claims and Assessments
Many years ago, when I was still a Tax Inspector, my girlfriend at the time got a job as the "Practice Manager" for a partnership of GPs. Some of the staff, particularly the secretary who had been doing the job previously, were rather sceptical about whether she was bringing much to the party, but they soon changed their minds.
One of her responsibilities was to do the PAYE for the practice staff, and having a tame (and somewhat infatuated, at the time) Tax Inspector at home, she quickly discovered that two of the staff had been married for a number of years but had never claimed the "Married Couple's Allowance" (I told you this was many years ago).
The staff, under her guidance, were able to make a claim for the MCA going back for six years, and both got substantial tax repayments as a result. Their doubts about the new Practice Manager's usefulness disappeared overnight.
No system is perfect, and mistakes are made. Not everyone is as careful or as honest as they should be, and so incorrect tax returns are submitted. The question is, how far back can you go to correct mistakes when they are discovered, or to get in the correct amount of tax when it has been underpaid?
At present, these are the basic deadlines:
You have to file your tax return by 31 January following the end of the tax year, so the tax return for the year ending 5 April 2007 was due for filing by 31 January 2008. Assuming it was filed on time, you have one year (to 31 January 2009) to make any amendments (or "repairs" as HMRC call them) if you realise it is incorrect, and the same time limit applies to HMRC if they want to "enquire" into the return.
The time limit for making an assessment to tax is currently five years after the filing date, and this applies where HMRC make a "discovery" that you have paid too little tax. There has been much argument about exactly what constitutes a "discovery" for this purpose, but broadly speaking, HMRC have to show that they have information that was not included in the tax return and which tells them that you have paid less tax for the year in question than you should have done. That 2006/07 return, therefore, remains vulnerable to a "discovery" by HMRC until 31 January 2013.
The same time limit applies where the taxpayer realises he has made a mistake and paid too much tax, or not claimed certain tax reliefs he is entitled to – though there are complicated and strict rules governing exactly what sort of mistakes can be corrected in this way.
This applies where HMRC discover that there has been "fraudulent or negligent conduct" by the taxpayer – regrettably, it does not apply in reverse to fraudulent or negligent conduct by HMRC!
All these time limits are due to change, from a day to be "appointed", but widely expected to be April 2009:
The time limit will remain the same, but the clock will start running when the return is filed, not on the last possible filing date of 31 January following the year end. If you file your return for 2008/09 by, say, 31 May 2009, then the time limit for HMRC "enquiring" will expire at the end of May 2010 – and the good news is that you will still have until 31 January 2011 to amend it yourself.
The new time limit for HMRC to make a "discovery", or for you to make a claim for "error or mistake", will be four years after the end of the year of assessment, which is almost two years shorter than the current limit.
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This is a new time limit, and related to tax lost by a "failure to take reasonable care" by the taxpayer. This is itself a new definition, and it remains to be seen how HMRC will try to distinguish it from the next time limit:
This limit now applies where the taxpayer has "deliberately" under declared their tax liability, or where they have used a tax avoidance scheme which should have been notified to HMRC but was not.
The time limits for other taxes such as Capital Gains Tax, Corporation Tax and VAT, are all being changed as well, to conform to these new time limits.
In many ways, these new time limits make sense. With modern information systems, less time is needed to check and to verify information.
My only real concern is for those taxpayers who do not enjoy professional advice, like the nurses working in my girlfriend's practice all those years ago. Once these new rules come in, they would only get a repayment for the previous four, not six years. It is typically those on PAYE who will suffer from the reduction in the time limit for error or mistake claims, because they are the ones least likely to have a tax adviser checking their tax code for errors. This, of course, includes pensioners, whose tax codes are notoriously likely to be incorrect.
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Hulu is bringing back two of its best series in November, along with a slate of holiday movies.
The "anti-historical" satire "The Great" (Nov. 19) returns for its second season, with Gillian Anderson joining the cast as the mother of Catherine the Great (Elle Fanning), who seize the Russian throne from her husband, Peter (Nicholas Hoult), and tries to spread the Enlightenment to her country.
Padma Lakshmi is also back with "Taste the Nation: Holiday Edition" (Nov. 4), a four-episode special, exploring the American food traditions of Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Nochebuena (Christmas Eve) and Seollal (Lunar New Year).
UPDATED: Disney (NYS:DIS) -controlled Hulu also has "The Informant: Fear and Faith in the Heartland" (Nov. 1), an ABC News documentary from George Stephanopoulos about a foiled militia terrorist attack against Muslim immigrants in the Midwest; a new season of the animated reboot "Animaniacs" (Nov. 5); "The Curse of Von Dutch" (Nov. 18), a docuseries examining the rise and fall of the trendy 2000s fashion brand; "Pig" (Nov. 26), starring Nicholas Cage as a reclusive truffle hunter who tracks down the people who stole his prize pig; and a ton of made-for-TV holiday movies, largely coming in one big content dump Nov. 15.
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Among non-holiday movies, there's "Fargo," "I, Tonya," "Inception" and "The Matrix" trilogy (Nov. 1), as well as "Star Trek: Into Darkness" (Nov. 15), "The Boss Baby 2: Family Business" (Nov. 15), and Paul Thomas Anderson's "The Master" (Nov. 16), among many others.
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What's coming in November 2021
Nov. 1 The Informant: Fear and Faith in the Heartland (Original Documentary Film) — Hulu Original
10,000 BC (2008)A Christmas Wedding Tail (2011)A Nanny for Christmas (2010)All the Right Moves (1983)Apache Uprising (1965)The Babysitter (1995)The Beach (2000)Beatriz at Dinner (2017)Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son (2011)Black Dynamite (2009)Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)Boys Don't Cry (1999)Boyz N' The Hood (1991)Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo (1984)Breaking News in Yuba County (2021)Buffalo Bill and the Indians (1976)China Moon (1994)Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (2009)The Comedian (2017)Conspiracy Theory (1997)Cutter's Way (1981)Dark Angel (1990)Dark Shadows (2012)Doc (1971)Dr. Phibes Rises Again! (1972)Elektra (2005)Enter the Ninja (1981)Eye for an Eye (1996)Eye of the Needle (1981)Fargo (1996)The Fifth Element (1997)The Fighter (2010)Flesh and Bone (1993)The Fly (1986)How to Beat the High Cost of Living (1980)The Hunted (2003)I Escaped From Devil's Island (1973)I, Tonya (2017)In Secret (2014)Inception (2010)Killers (2010)King Arthur (2004)The Legend of Zorro (2005)Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)London Mitchell's Christmas (2018)Love Potion No. 9 (1992)Maggie (2015)The Matrix (1999)The Matrix Reloaded (2003)The Matrix Revolutions (2003)Michael Clayton (2007)Minority Report (2002)The Mistle-Tones (2012)Modern Girls (1986)Moneyball (2011)Monuments (2020)Never Been Kissed (1999)Once Upon a Time in the West (1969)The Outsider (1980)Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010)The Prestige (2008)The Quiet Man (1952)Real Men (1987)Resident Evil (2002)Revenge of the Ninja (1983)Rush Hour (1998)Rush Hour 2 (2001)Rush Hour 3 (2007)The Shootist (1976)Single White Female (1992)Six Days, Seven Nights (1998)Sleepless in Seattle (1993)Soapdish (1991)The Soloist (2009)Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)Texas Chainsaw Massacre II (1986)That Thing You Do! (1996)Troll 2 (1991)True Grit (1969)Universal Soldier (1992)Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)The War of the Worlds (1953)XXX (2002)XXX: State of the Union (2005)Yes Man (2008)
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Nov. 5 Animaniacs: Season 2 — Hulu Original
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Nov. 7 Pain & Gain (2013)
Nov. 8 Emperor (2012)
Nov. 11 Madagascar: A Little Wild: Season 5 — Hulu Original3212 Un-Redacted (Original Documentary Film) — ABC News
Nov. 14 Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)
Nov. 15 12 Dog Days Till Christmas (2014)A Christmas Kiss II (2014)A Christmas Switch (2018)A Christmas Tree Miracle (2013)A Cinderella Christmas (2016)A Dogwalker's Christmas Tale (2015)A Puppy For Christmas (2016)Angels in the Show (2015)Back to Christmas (2014)The Boss Baby 2: Family Business (2021)Christmas Belle (2013)The Christmas Calendar (2017)Christmas in the Heartland (2018)Christmas with the Andersons (2016)Deadpool (2016)Deadpool 2 (2018)Girlfriends of Christmas Past (2014)Holly's Holiday (2012)The March Sisters at Christmas (2012)Married by Christmas (2016)My Dad Is Scrooge (2014)My Santa (2013)Naughty & Nice (2014)Rock N' Roll Christmas (2019)Rodeo & Juliet (2015)Second Chance Christmas (2017)The Secret of the Nutcracker (2007)The Truth About Christmas (2018)Winter Wedding (2017)
Nov. 16 The Master (2012)
Nov. 17 Marvel's Hit Monkey: Season 1 — Hulu Original
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
Nov. 18 The Curse of Von Dutch (Original Docuseries) — Hulu OriginalMandibles (2021)
Nov. 19 The Great: Season 2 — Hulu Original
Nov. 22 A Very Solar Holiday Opposites Special — Hulu Original
Beverly Hills Ninja (1997)
Nov. 23 Holly Hobbie: Season 3 — Hulu OriginalApe Star (2021)
Nov. 25 Ride The Eagle (2021)
Nov. 26 Madagascar: A Little Wild Holiday Goose Chase — Hulu OriginalPig (2021)
Nov. 28 Real Housewives of New Jersey: Season 11
Nov. 29 All Light, Everywhere (2021)
Nov. 30 Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012)
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Nov. 3 The Program (1993)Unfaithful (2002)
Nov. 8 Angels & Demons (2009)The Da Vinci Code (2006)
Nov. 9 Transporter 3 (2008)
Nov. 14 The Mountain Between Us (2017)
Nov. 17 The Cup (2012)
Nov. 30 The Baby-Sitters Club (1995)Black Dynamite (2009)Blue Chips (1994)Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo (1984)Buffalo Bill and the Indians (1976)Chasing Papi (2003)China Moon (1994)Cold Creek Manor (2003)Crazy Heart (2009)Crimson Tide (1995)Cutter's Way (1981)Dark Angel (1990)Doc (1971)Dr. Phibes Rises Again! (1972)Edward Scissorhands (1990)Enter the Ninja (1981)Eye of the Needle (1981)Fargo (1996)The Fifth Element (1997)Free Willy (1993)Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home (1995)Free Willy 3: The Rescue (1997)Free Willy: Escape From Pirate's Cove (2010)The Glass House (2001)Hitman: Agent 47 (2015)How to Beat the High Cost of Living (1980)I Escaped From Devil's Island (1973)Last Chance Harvey (2008)The Legend of Zorro (2005)The Love Letter (1999)Magic Mike (2012)Minority Report (2002)Modern Girls (1986)Much Ado About Nothing (2013)My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)Neil Young: Heart of Gold (2006)Office Space (1999)Once Upon a Time in the West (1969)The Possession (2012)The Prestige (2006)Priest (2011)Queen of the Damned (2002)Real Men (1987)Resident Evil (2002)Revenge of the Ninja (1983)Sabrina (1995)Single White Female (1992)Sleepless in Seattle (1993)The Soloist (2009)Some Kind of Wonderful (1987)Stephen King's It (1990)Sucker Punch (2011)Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)Switchback (1997)Tears of the Sun (2003)Texas Chainsaw Massacre II (1986)That Thing You Do! (1996)The Time Machine (2002)Toy Soldiers (1991)Troll 2 (1991)Universal Soldier (1992)The Untouchables (1987)The Vatican Tapes (2015)Volcano (1997)Wayne's World 2 (1993)The Wrestler (2008)The X-Files (1998)XXX (2002)XXX: State Of The Union (2005)
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Teague Custom Marine Earns Powerboat's 2010 Readers Choice Award
Ventura, Calif., (July 27, 2010)—The readers of Powerboat have spoken. With 20 categories up for grabs, the magazine's dedicated group of performance-boat enthusiasts voted loud and clear in Powerboat's 2010 Readers Choice Awards.
From overall winners to honorable mentions, 60 different awards were handed out for the inaugural Readers Choice Awards in the September 2010 issue.
In the competitive "Best Place to Buy Parts/Accessories" category, Teague Custom Marine took home the top honors. Here is what the editors of Powerboat had to say about the Southern California-based company:
"From sea strainers to superchargers, the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Teague Custom Marine in Valencia, Calif., can always find the part you need. Along with products manufactured in house, the company is one of the largest distributors for many leading performance aftermarket manufacturers."
The company also received an honorable mention award in the "Favorite Engine Builder" category behind the industry giant Mercury Racing, which claimed the top spot.
Nearly 900 responses from boaters from all across North America, as well as a handful of countries including Switzerland, Norway and Italy, were collected for the awards.
"We were extremely pleased with the participation in our inaugural Readers Choice Awards," said Jason Johnson, senior editor of Powerboat. "The passion our readers have for this industry is unmatched. We'd like to congratulate every winner—being selected by our readers as the 'favorite' or 'best' in any category is quite an honor."
A complete list of winners is available on Powerboat's website at www.powerboatmag.com.


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