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Displaying License Plates – CVC-5200
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License Plates and Why You Should Display Them
DISPLAYING LICENSE PLATES
Regarding Displaying License Plates - CVC-5200, in People v. Torralva (1971) 17 Cal.App.3d 686 the Court held that an officer was justified in detaining an individual where at 4:30 a.m. the officer observed a station wagon parked outside restaurant that had no license plate and the temporary paper license plate attached to the back window was only partially visible. The officer was permitted to require a person who departed the restaurant and who claimed to be the vehicle's owner to produce his driver's license and car registration and detention for such purposes was not unlawful, since there was prima facie violation of § 5201 and 5200. When officers saw an automobile being driven on a public highway without front license plate, they had reasonable cause to stop the automobile. People v. Lee (1968) 260 Cal.App.2d 836. Law enforcement officers had a duty to stop a vehicle that did not display front license plate and where the rear license plate was only partially attached. People v. Odegard (1962) 203 Cal.App.2d 427.
The absence of license plates provides reasonable suspicion that the driver is violating the law, and unless there are other circumstances that dispel that suspicion and that resolve any ambiguities in the legal status of the vehicle's conformance with applicable laws, the officer may stop the vehicle and investigate without violating the driver's Fourth Amendment rights. The uninvestigated chance that a temporary operating permit might be displayed somewhere on the vehicle is not such a dispelling circumstance. People v. Dotson (2009) 179 Cal.App.4th 1045.
An officer's investigatory stop of a car with no license plates and no temporary operating permit in the rear window was reasonable under the Fourth Amendment. The officer had reasonable suspicion that the car was being driven in violation of vehicular license requirements, even if a temporary permit was displayed in the front window. The officer saw neither license plates nor a temporary permit before he made the stop, and inspection of the rest of the windows would have required the potentially dangerous maneuver of driving alongside and ahead of the car. In re Raymond C. (2008) 45 Cal.4th 303. Police officers had reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to justify a traffic stop when they observed a vehicle without license plates. Even though officers failed to observe temporary registration posted on the windshield prior to conducting the stop, the officers were not required to negate every possible explanation for lack of license plates, temporary registration was posted on windshield rather than rear window, as required under California law, even though there was nothing to suggest that registration would have been obscured if posted on rear window. U.S. v. Moore (Cal. 9th 2009) 357 Fed.Appx. 14, 2009 WL 4882605, Unreported, certiorari denied 130 S.Ct. 3346, 560 U.S. 934, 176 L.Ed.2d 1238.
DISPLAYING LICENSE PLATES - CVC-5200
Also regarding Displaying License Plates - CVC-5200, the Legislature intended in enacting the statute requiring vehicle license plates to be maintained in a condition so as to be "clearly legible," that the view of the license plate be entirely unobstructed. People v. White (2001) 93 Cal.App.4th 1022. An upside down automobile license plate is not "clearly legible" as required by statute. People v. Duncan (2008) 160 Cal.App.4th 1014. In In re Raymond C. (2008) 45 Cal.4th 303 the Court held that an officer's investigatory stop of a car with no license plates and no temporary operating permit in the rear window was reasonable under the Fourth Amendment, since the officer had reasonable suspicion that the car was being driven in violation of vehicular license requirements, even if a temporary permit was displayed in the front window. The officer saw neither license plates nor a temporary permit before he made the stop, and inspection of the rest of the windows would have required the potentially dangerous maneuver of driving alongside and ahead of the car.
The Court in People v. White (2001) 93 Cal.App.4th 1022 held that a license plate mounted in a place that results in it being partially obstructed from view by a trailer hitch ball violates statute requiring license plates to be maintained in a condition so as to be "clearly legible," and, thus, provided the officer with a lawful basis upon which to stop defendant's vehicle.
Blog Entry: Displaying License Plates - CVC-5200 (Peter F. Iocona, Attorney at Law)
VEHICLE CODE § 5201 - THE STATUTE
(a) License plates shall at all times be securely fastened to the vehicle for which they are issued so as to prevent the plates from swinging, shall be mounted in a position so as to be clearly visible, and so that the characters are upright and display from left to right, and shall be maintained in a condition so as to be clearly legible. The rear license plate shall be mounted not less than 12 inches nor more than 60 inches from the ground, and the front license plate shall be mounted not more than 60 inches from the ground, except as follows:
(1) The rear license plate on a tow truck or repossessor's tow vehicle may be mounted on the left-hand side of the mast assembly at the rear of the cab of the vehicle, not less than 12 inches nor more than 90 inches from the ground.
(2) The rear license plate on a tank vehicle hauling hazardous waste, as defined in Section 25117 of the Health and Safety Code, or asphalt material may be mounted not less than 12 inches nor more than 90 inches from the ground.
(3) The rear license plate on a truck tractor may be mounted at the rear of the cab of the vehicle, but not less than 12 inches nor more than 90 inches from the ground.
(4) The rear license plate of a vehicle designed by the manufacturer for the collection and transportation of garbage, rubbish, or refuse that is used regularly for the collection and transportation of that material by a person or governmental entity employed to collect, transport, and dispose of garbage, rubbish, or refuse may be mounted not less than 12 inches nor more than 90 inches from the ground.
(5) The rear license plate on a two-axle livestock trailer may be mounted 12 inches or more, but not more than 90 inches, from the ground.
(6)(A) The rear license plate on a dump bed motortruck equipped with a trailing, load bearing swing axle shall be mounted more than 12 inches, but not more than 107 inches, from the ground.
(B) As used in this section, a trailing, load bearing swing axle is an axle which can be moved from a raised position to a position behind the vehicle that allows for the transfer of a portion of the weight of the vehicle and load to the trailing axle.
(b) A covering shall not be used on license plates except as follows:
(1) The installation of a cover over a lawfully parked vehicle to protect it from the weather and the elements does not constitute a violation of this subdivision. A peace officer or other regularly salaried employee of a public agency designated to enforce laws, including local ordinances, relating to the parking of vehicles may temporarily remove so much of the cover as is necessary to inspect any license plate, tab, or indicia of registration on a vehicle.
(2) The installation of a license plate security cover is not a violation of this subdivision if the device does not obstruct or impair the recognition of the license plate information, including, but not limited to, the issuing state, license plate number, and registration tabs, and the cover is limited to the area directly over the top of the registration tabs. No portion of a license plate security cover shall rest over the license plate number.
(c) A casing, shield, frame, border, product, or other device that obstructs or impairs the reading or recognition of a license plate by an electronic device operated by state or local law enforcement, an electronic device operated in connection with a toll road, high-occupancy toll lane, toll bridge, or other toll facility, or a remote emission sensing device, as specified in Sections 44081 and 44081.6 of the Health and Safety Code, shall not be installed on, or affixed to, a vehicle.
(d)(1) It is the intent of the Legislature that an accommodation be made to persons with disabilities and to those persons who regularly transport persons with disabilities, to allow the removal and relocation of wheelchair lifts and wheelchair carriers without the necessity of removing and reattaching the vehicle's rear license plate. Therefore, it is not a violation of this section if the reading or recognition of a rear license plate is obstructed or impaired by a wheelchair lift or wheelchair carrier and all of the following requirements are met:
(A) The owner of the vehicle has been issued a special identification license plate pursuant to Section 5007, or the person using the wheelchair that is carried on the vehicle has been issued a distinguishing placard under Section 22511.55.
(B)(i) The operator of the vehicle displays a decal, designed and issued by the department, that contains the license plate number assigned to the vehicle transporting the wheelchair.
(ii) The decal is displayed on the rear window of the vehicle, in a location determined by the department, in consultation with the Department of the California Highway Patrol, so as to be clearly visible to law enforcement.
(2) Notwithstanding any other law, if a decal is displayed pursuant to this subdivision, the requirements of this code that require the illumination of the license plate and the license plate number do not apply.
(3) The department shall adopt regulations governing the procedures for accepting and approving applications for decals, and issuing decals, authorized by this subdivision.
(4) This subdivision does not apply to a front license plate.
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A New Beginning is exactly what Timothy and Carrie are in for. When they encounter a young boy who is in need of a family...they feel a nudge, but for what? A miniature actor? Or a son?
A book of artwork that I have done in the past years.


The courtesan Yatsuhashi stands in front of koto and lacquer box. Unusual kimono with applique of tiger among bamboo. Symbol of house on outer coat and on hairpins. Sliding doors at top with eggplants and onions. Karazuri (blind printing) on bridge of nose.


Monthly payments ranging from Rs. 25,000-Rs. 125,000 made illegally to 44 outsiders by fraudulently treating them as employees of Maga Neguma under the purview of the Highways Ministry has been exposed.
Sources told the Sunday Observer that these payments had been made from January, 2016 to March, 2018 to people ranging from a manager of Marga Sathiya project, two Kandy district project coordinators, 19 outsiders designated as Project Coordinators and Operation Assistants and another 23 people designated as Sales and Marketing Representatives.
The person designated as the Kandy District Project Coordinator had been paid a monthly salary of Rs.125,000 plus a vehicle and 300 litres of fuel while another called Project Manager of Marga Sathiya program had been paid Rs. 50,000 and provided a vehicle with 300 litres of fuel.
According to the sources, 19 people drew a Rs. 50,000 monthly salary as Project Coordinators and Operation Assistants of Maga Neguma. Another 23 people, the Sales and Marketing Representatives had been paid a monthly allowance of Rs. 25,000.


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Q: How to deploy Google Glass Java starter on AWS ec2 instance with raw IP address only? Google Glass Java starter project -
How to enable callback to an Amazon ec2 instance when OAuth does not allow Raw IP addresses ?
I have deployed the starter code to jetty running on an AWS ec2 instance.
Given only the ip address, I created a new client id in API console to use with this instance, and updated the OAuth properties file.
When I hit the index.jsp, I got the following error message,

Error: invalid_request
Invalid parameter value for redirect_uri: Raw IP addresses not allowed: http://xx.xxx.xx.xxx:8080/oauth2callback

I have even tried URL Shortening with gool.gl and bitly, which lead to the same error message.
So what's the best work-around?

A: Like the error message says: Raw IPs are not allowed for OAuth 2.0 redirects.
To resolve this issue, specify a hostname. Amazon provides a really long hostname for every instance that is spun up. That will work fine. If you would like something prettier, you can point any domain or subdomain to that IP using a DNS A record.

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Supercheap Storage Solutions is YOUR Solution!
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We've heard horror stories where there are lots of hidden costs and unnecessary services attached to your Storage packages so that when the bill comes, the amount on that receipt is enough to scare you from using storage services ever again. That won't ever happen with Supercheap Self Storage solutions because we make sure that our plans are clear, concise and simple – we'll make sure that you know exactly what you're getting into.
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Subiaco is a suburb to the west of Perth, Western Australia and part of the local government area the City of Subiaco. The area was previously inhabited by the Noongar Indigenous people and after which, the first Europeans to come and settle here were Italian Benedictine monks, which led to the naming of the place after Subiaco in Italy. The Subiaco railway station services this suburb along with the Daglish and West Leederville stations.
There are a number of notable landmarks here including the Domain Stadium (aka Subiaco Oval) in the Mueller Park and next to the Market Square park, the Regal Theatre, the Subiaco Hotel, the Victorian terraces on Catherine Street and the Subiaco Arts Centre. In addition there are fairly big hospitals located here too such as the St John of God Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital for Children and King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women. The Subiaco Primary School and Perth Modern School are also located here.
Have you wondered what to do with the old arm chair when you are rearranging your living room, or looking for some place to keep your office files so that they are easily accessible during audit season? Maybe you're looking for a cheap alternative to a bank vault so that you can keep your artwork and wine collection safe and chilled in a climate controlled environment, but the conventional options are way too expensive!
There's no need to resort to compacting or throwing away all these things that surely must have been kept for a reason and Supercheap Self Storage Solutions will show you precisely why we are a business that has YOU in mind!
We deliver the mobile units to your doorstep in these suburbs; Crawley, Daglish, Jolimont, Shenton Park and of course Subiaco.
Supercheap Self Storage Solutions will provide the absolute best variety of solutions that will cater to your every requirement. Be it on the long or short term or whatever you may need that extra space for, you can bank on our reputation and promise to be a caring and concerned company that only wants the best for you and your precious belongings that you've entrusted to us.


Latitude & Longitude: 38° 15' 35.9316", -120° 44' 37.5612"
Gwin Mine, Paloma, and Lower Rich Gulch were mined for placer gold in 1849, and quartz was discovered by J. Alexander in 1851. Property here was acquired by Wm. M. Gwin, California's first U.S. Senator, in 1851. After yielding millions of dollars in gold, the Gwin Mine closed in 1908.


I saw these shirts at Target the other day and had to buy them for my brown-eyed girls. We're still not sure what color Cali's eyes are. They look different colors on different days!
perfect shirts for your cute girls!
Your girls are adorable! Love those shirts -- I think I saw them but we don't have a brown-eyed girl in this family! Blue, blue, blue!
I am partial to brown eyes myself. Aubrey and Ella look so cute and tan (way to go Joey's genes!) :) Love ya!


Witness the post-Civil War confession of Tony Stark. You won't believe what he's got to say and who he's saying it to!
Who is Tony Stark, really? Since learning that he was adopted as a baby, this question has cast a shadow over Stark's life. Now, it is time to uncover what his legacy truly is, a journey that will carry Tony into new directions as a man and as a super hero. Alongside his strange new quasi-ally Doctor Doom, Iron Man will discover new things about the Marvel Universe he didn't know existed before!
Moon Knight is back and he's brought some super hero friends...too bad they're all in his head.
A secret meeting is called in a sub-basement of Avengers Tower. The attendants: Dr. Doom, Loki, The Hood, Namor, Norman Osborn, and Emma Frost. What are they up to?


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Early treatment for non-ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndrome is associated with appropriate discharge care.
BACKGROUND: Acute treatment is associated with improved in-hospital outcomes for patients with non-ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndrome (NSTE ACS). HYPOTHESIS: Patients who receive appropriate acute treatment are more likely to receive guideline-recommended therapy at hospital discharge. METHODS: Use of aspirin (ASA), beta-blockers, and clopidogrel was evaluated in the first 24 hours and upon hospital discharge according to the 2002 American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association (ACC AHA) guidelines for NSTE ACS. We compared the relationship between 3 groups: (1) ASA therapy given in the emergency department (ED); (2) ASA therapy not given in the ED, but within the first 24 hours; and (3) no acute ASA treatment. The ASA data set includes 10,468 high risk patients with positive cardiac biomarkers or ischemic ST-segment changes on ECG from the Can Rapid Risk Stratification of Unstable Angina Patients Suppress Adverse Outcomes with Early Implementation of the ACC/AHA Guidelines (CRUSADE) Quality Improvement Initiative. Beta-blocker therapy was evaluated in 11,838 and clopidogrel treatment in 17,513 patients presenting to over 345 US hospitals. RESULTS: Patients who received acute ASA in the ED, ASA in the first 24 hours but not in the ED, and patients who did not receive ASA therapy within 24 hours had discharge ASA treatment rates of 91.8%, 91.4%, and 55.6%, respectively (P < 0.0001). Patients eligible for beta-blocker and clopidogrel therapy had discharge beta-blocker treatment rates of 91.1%, 92.4%, and 46.6% (P < 0.0001), and discharge clopidogrel treatment rates of 86.6%, 92.4%, and 38.5% (P < 0.0001), respectively. CONCLUSIONS: Acute treatment for NSTE ACS in-hospital is associated with appropriate treatment on hospital discharge. This link between early treatment and discharge therapy may lead to new approaches ensuring the delivery of high-quality, guideline-based care for patients with NSTE ACS.
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Peterson, Eric David
Roe, Matthew Todd
Fermann, GJ; Raja, AS; Peterson, ED; Roe, MT; Hoekstra, JW; Milford-Beland, S; Diercks, DB; Pollack, CV; Peacock, WF; Summers, R; Ohman, EM; Gibler, WB
Clinical Cardiology
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Drug Therapy, Combination
Drug Utilization
Emergency Service, Hospital
Outcome and Process Assessment (Health Care)
Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors
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It's a Sweet Time of Year—Maple Weekend is Almost Here!
Wednesday, February 13, 2019 3:00 PM by Kendall Knaak
For us in Ontario County, March is about all things maple (I think there might also be a basketball tournament as well? I will check on that). Maple Weekends in March are a great time to spotlight the sugarmakers that keep our pancakes coated with syrup year-round, and the process of turning the sap into syrup.
What's Maple Weekend you ask? For two weekends in March, maple farms invite visitors into their sugar houses to learn firsthand how mouth-watering maple syrup and other products are made. Many of the farms incorporate fun, family-friendly activities into the day's event, always including a tasting of New York's freshest syrup and the chance to purchase maple products for later.
We know how to do Maple Weekends in the Finger Lakes, and this year we have six local maple farms joining in on the fun. Check out our events calendar to see what activities are being held during this year's Maple Weekends, March 23-24 and 30-31, 2019.
Cumming Nature Center
Celebrate 41 years of maple sugaring by visiting Cumming Nature Center from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. both weekends to have a freshly prepared pancake breakfast with pure maple syrup.
Learn the processing techniques used to turn sap into syrup from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The center will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
6472 Gulick Road
Naples, NY 14512
rmsc.org/cumming-nature-center
Kettle Ridge Farm
Joe and Chris Hurley are the father-son team behind Kettle Ridge Farm, which produces maple syrup and honey on more than 70 acres in Victor, NY. Together, they have built a growing agri-tourism enterprise known for its quality products and innovative programs, including the Adopt-A-Maple program. In addition to maple syrup and honey, Kettle Ridge Farm operates a pancake food truck, stages a popular fall festival called KettleFest and hosts a series of farm-to-table dinners.
Stop by Kettle Ridge Farm during Maple Weekend between 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for fresh maple syrup samples in the tasting room, tours of the sugarhouse/farm, and of course pancakes! Their pancake food truck will be on the property serving until 2 p.m.! Every hour, a group will be able to take a hike in the sugarbush, including stops at the shiitake mushroom log yard, the honeybee apiary and the chicken coop—don't forget your boots! It will be fun and educational for the whole family.
515 Log Cabin Road
kettleridgefarm.com
Schoff's Sugar Shack
Owner Chris Schoff started sugaring when he was about two, and officially started his own small business is 2000. Schoff has expanded the shack over the years and now makes about 250 gallons of syrup annually. Schoff's three sons help him gather, process and bottle the syrup, making them the only local producer that sells exclusively local syrup!
Bring your kids to Schoff's Sugar Shack Maple Weekend for their maple camp for kids at 11 a.m. on March 23-24 and 30-31! Each day, families can go into the woods and tap their own tree, as well as go to a demonstration on how to make maple syrup.
1064 Willis Hill Road
schoffssugarshack.com
Stoney Ridge Farms
Stoney Ridge Farms is a 77-acre farm in the town of Farmington. Chris and Melinda met in 2004 and started selling sap from a small sugar bush of 400 taps, growing to an over 6,500-tap operation when they started making maple syrup in 2010. In 2013, they expanded the maple operation, built a new sugar house and installed state-of-the-art equipment, including an evaporator engineered and built by Chris.
Come out for some family fun on all four days of Maple Weekend at Stoney Ridge Farms. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., you'll find the all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast of buttermilk and buckwheat pancakes in a heated tent with fresh maple syrup and maple sausage. The breakfast is $8 for adults at $5 for kids under 12. Sap tours and other events will be happening from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. all four days as well. Visitors can also visit the retail shop, where items such as maple syrup, maple cream, maple mustard, maple barbeque, maple hot sauce, maple cotton fluff and more can be purchased.
625 Country Road 28
Syrup A'LaRue
The best blueberries in the summer, the most impressive Christmas trees in the winter, and the highest quality syrup and syrup products—Syrup A'LaRue has them all! Located right on ACMME Farms, Syrup A'LaRue is your destination for farm fresh products year-round.
Syrup A'LaRue will be open both weekends from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for tastings of their seven varieties of hickory cream and tours of their newly-constructed sugarhouse! The weekend festivities will also include tours of the sugarbush, photo and recipe contests, demonstrations, displays on the New York State maple industry, samples of maple treats and goat petting.
927 LaRue Road
Clifton Springs, NY 14432
facebook.com/SyrupALaRue
Wohlschlegel's Naples Maple Farm
A sense of generational family customs is conjured up, triggering the emotions and traditions of pure natural maple syrup. Maple syrup, with its varying hues and distinctive country kitchen aroma, is the same product it has always been. It's a symbol of simpler times, simple pleasures, family participation and hard work, recalling "days of old."
This Maple Weekend, Wohlschlegel's will be holding an open house from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a pancake breakfast from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Join the fun with free guided tours through the sugarbush as well as each station of the state-of-the-art sugarhouse and maple hot dogs in the afternoon. Then, stop by the retail store to shop their maple products, including Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple Syrup, maple cream spread, maple BBQ sauce and four flavors of maple syrup.
8064 Coates Road
fingerlakesbulkmaplesyrup.com
If you find yourself at one one of these maple farms, don't forget to tag us on Instagram @VisitFingerLakes - we wan't to see your pictures!
Categories: Events & Festivals, Farms, Foodies
Author: Kendall Knaak
As the content creator for the Visit Finger Lakes blog and a born and raised Upstate NY girl, Kendall loves bringing the Finger Lakes experience to you!


Dillon got hooked on advertising in his junior year of college while competing in the American Advertising Federation National Student Advertising Competition. He attended Georgia Tech and Texas A&M University, earning a Bachelor of Business Administration with a major in marketing. After interning at GSD&M, where he provided account service for Ascension Health, Dillon joined the Balcom team in 2018 to work with clients including Sinclair Oil Corporation, the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival and The First Tee of Fort Worth. Born in London, he found his way to Texas by way of Georgia and North Carolina. He now lives in Fort Worth with his dog, Scout.
Dillon won "Best Hair" in high school. Clearly, still rocking it.
Dillon played football as a kicker at both Georgia Tech and Texas A&M. He says he was also technically on a women's soccer team. We're still waiting for details on that one.


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Prison and prison administration should not be combined "at this time".
Nov. 28 – Merging management of state prisons and county jails is not a solution for New Mexico "at this time," according to a task force set up by the Legislature to study the issue.
While such an agreement might someday make sense, the state has many challenges to overcome before such a consolidation would be feasible, the group said in a report released Monday.
Two legislative monuments in 2022 called for the task force to be convened to study and discuss the possibility of merging management of the state's 25 prisons and 11 jails.
The group, made up of 18 officials from New Mexico's criminal justice system, including Corrections Secretary Alisha Tafoya Lucero and Administrative Office of Court Director Arthur Pepin, met four times in the past year and will make recommendations to the Legislative Health and Human Services Committee on Tuesday.
The report provides a snapshot of the current issues facing prisons and prisons and makes 29 recommendations on how to address them.
The results may come as a surprise to some.
For example, publicly available statistics show an "overall decline" in both property and violent crime in New Mexico between 2018 and 2020, according to the report.
The state's prison population has also declined — by as much as 18 percent in 2020 due to pandemic-related changes — although the report acknowledges that more study of these trends is needed before any firm conclusions can be drawn.
New Mexico is among a small number of states that have historically held as many or more people in prisons as prisons, compared to other states, the group's research found.
The state ranked third in the country in 2019, with 83 percent of prison inmates made up of unconvicted people awaiting trial on current charges or being held on other grounds.
New Mexico has 9,224 prison beds statewide, and the cost of maintaining that availability varies based on how many beds are used, the report said.
In fiscal 2022, an average of 55 percent of available prison beds were used on any given day, at an average daily cost of $186 per bed.
According to the report, the state spent $282.5 million operating county jails in fiscal 2022, and costs are expected to increase by $33 million in fiscal 2023.
The state's prison system has a capacity of 7,645 beds and costs have increased from $135 per bed per day in FY2021 to an estimated $150 per bed per day in FY2022.
The state corrections agency's operating budget for fiscal 2022 was nearly $364 million. The system held about 5,500 inmates as of Monday.
The lack of staff to fill positions in the state jails and jails has emerged as one of the state's greatest challenges when it comes to running the system.
Six county jails with more than 50 percent vacant staff, according to data from August 2022. Meanwhile, Correctional Services officials reported a total of 29.2 percent vacancies in late June, which also noted the need for more training for correctional officers, according to the report.
According to the report, behavioral health professionals are in particularly high demand — especially in more rural communities.
About two in five inmates have a history of mental illness; a rate twice that for mental illness in the adult population as a whole, the report said.
The task force recommends officials develop a plan to attract more qualified professionals, provide more support to crisis centers and explore the possibility of additional regional mental health centers.
New Mexico has an inpatient mental health treatment facility.
The group's report states that housing must be recognized as a critical component of criminal justice rehabilitation and policymakers should support efforts to address housing insecurity.
New Mexico's vast open spaces and still-developing Internet infrastructure were other issues the group identified as complicating the combination of jail and jail systems.
"Resource sharing between jails and prisons may be more viable when facilities are in close proximity," the task force concluded. "For a large state like New Mexico, the division of resources between incarceration and correction could present additional obstacles."
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IP Ownership Primer
If you've developed a process or machine (or the idea for one), you should be thinking in terms of patent or trade secret or perhaps contract rights. Content, software code, images (including photographs) and other forms of expression will entail copyright, and sometimes trademark. Trademarks can include single words, short phrases, slogans and logos, but they must be used in commerce. (Note that single words and short phrases are not copyrightable, except under extraordinary circumstances.) If you're dealing with pure data, think trade secret or possibly DMCA anti-circumvention law.
Ownership is important not only for determining who owns and has ultimate control over an IP asset, but it might be required to enforce the IP right. All of this is complicated by licensing. See our Licensing Primer for more.
PATENT: Patents are initially owned by the inventors. Unlike copyright, there is no "work made for hire" doctrine in patent law. Since it's fairly common for patents to have multiple inventors, this can lead to there being multiple owners of the patent. This can be awkward because (unlike copyright) you need the approval of all owners of a patent to exploit it. You can "assign" (i.e., give away, for money or for free) your share of a patent to someone else, and most sophisticated companies require their employees to assign their inventions to the employer. Unlike other forms of intellectual property, patent rights don't arise until the federal agency in charge (the United States Patent and Trademark Office) actually issues the patent. But if you leave out an inventor on the application, that can undermine the validity of your patent, especially if the omitted inventor isn't obligated to assign their invention rights. Patents can, of course, be licensed.
COPYRIGHT: Copyrights arise any time someone "fixes" "expression" in a "tangible medium." Human beings are pretty much constantly doing this: writing novels, taking photographs, banging out code, filming home movies, writing letters, putting together compilations, laying out a magazine spread, recording demos. If you're unintentionally creating valuable IP, it's most likely to be copyright. Copyrights are initially owned by their creator or, occasionally, their creator (or creators plural, if it's a joint work). There is a huge exception to this rule, however: "works made for hire" are considered to have been created by the hiring party. The hiring party is most typically an employer, assuming the work was created during the course of employment, but, in certain limited situations and if the contract is written correctly, a work made for hire can arise with an independent contractor. Like patents, copyrights can be assigned, and multiple persons can own a copyright. Unlike patent, an owner of a copyright doesn't need the other owners' permission to exploit her share of the copyright, provided she accounts to the other owners. Copyrights, of course, can be licensed.
TRADEMARK: Trademarks arise when you start using a word, phrase, slogan or logo in a way that connects your product or products with a quality source (i.e., you, but the consumers don't need to know it's specifically you) in a distinctive way. Ownership is usually straightforward, since usually the person who came up with the trademark is the same person who uses it, who is usually the same person who benefits from it. When those interests don't line up neatly, ownership issues can be knotty, for example, when someone else—a fan or even a competitor—applies a term to your products, and you decide to embrace the term. Such was the case when the New York Yankees successfully asserted trademark rights in EVIL EMPIRE, a derogatory term initially coined by Boston Red Sox fans, but which the Yankees had embraced to some degree. Joint ownership of trademarks is rare, but not strictly impossible. Trademarks are assignable, but great care must be taken. Similarly, trademarks may be—and frequently are—licensed, but again, great care must be exercised. A botched assignment or license can eviscerate trademark rights—the dreaded "naked license." This is because there's more to a trademark than just the mark—there's also the goodwill and sense of quality that comes with it. You have to make sure the license or assignment takes that goodwill and sense of quality into account.
TRADE SECRET: The law governing ownership of trade secrets isn't as formalized as for other forms of IP, but the owner is usually the person who came up with the trade secret or her employer (if developed during the course of employment). Since trade secrets can cover so many different things—not just processes, but data, like customer lists—companies actually own a good deal of trade secrets and are frequently developing more. The key with trade secrets is taking reasonable steps to keep the trade secret, well, secret. Joint ownership isn't impossible under the right circumstances. And trade secrets can be sold and licensed, though it's trickier than for most other forms of IP. Ownership is not strictly necessary to enforce a trade secret, but courts are still figuring out what non-owners may enforce a trade secret under what circumstances.
DOMAIN NAMES: Domain names are fairly easily bought and sold through procedures set down by ICANN, and many registrars are only too happy to assist you with your transaction. Beware, though, if the domain name comes with trademark rights…
PUBLICITY RIGHTS: You are, of course, the initial owner of your own publicity rights. Since they arise from you own image, it's unclear whether and to what extent they can be assigned to someone else. At a minimum, however, you can certainly license them.
DATABASES: The information in a database cannot be copyrighted (though how it's organized might be), but if you take reasonable steps to keep keep the information secret, there should be some trade-secret ownership rights—possibly bolstered by the DMCA anti-circumvention laws, if those reasonable steps included technological means.
CONTRACT RIGHTS: Don't overlook humble contract rights. They are not automatically assignable, but they often are by their own terms (though if they involve IP, the rules governing transfer of IP might trump). Through contract, you can create valuable rights to otherwise unprotectable things, like pure ideas, pure data, etc.
You might find this post from The IP Breakdown, the Aaron | Sanders Law Blog, of interest. Title: "IP Ownership Primer". Link: https://www.aaronsanderslaw.com/ip-ownership-primer/. Enjoy!


Tests were performed with Kodak GP-1, GP-2, and with GP-2 minus the gold chloride on Ilford Warmtone FB developed in Dassonville D-3 for 3 minutes 15 seconds. Toning was with 50ml toning solution per print, each print being 6x2 inches. Bleaching was accomplished with 50ml Kodak R-21A chromic acid reversal bleach in 950ml water (2.5 g Cr2O7 + 2.5ml H2SO4 in 1 liter of water). Bleaching time was 60 seconds, followed by 60 seconds in a 10% bisulphite clearing solution, followed by a 15 minute wash. The chromic acid bleach test is an attempt to simulate a severe oxidative attack. One would hope that a fine print would never be subjected to such severe oxidation, but it is nonetheless instructive to know how it would fare under such an attack.
The benefit of toning with GP-2 is clearly illustrated, as well as the superiority of GP-2 over GP-1 for archival purposes. While the Image Permanence Institute at RIT has found that GP-2 without the gold provided just as effective protection for microfilm, that does not appear to be the case with the paper tested.
For archival purposes, the advice with GP-1 & 2 is to tone until a just-perceptible change in tone occurs, compared with a wet, untoned print. On Ilford Warmtone FB this seems to be at about 2-3 minutes in GP-2, which should afford considerable protection, but longer times are even better. The "blueness" produced by toning is less noticeable when prints are dry, but the tone of dry, toned prints is distinctly colder than in untoned.


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The Free Library > Literature > Joseph Conrad > The Secret Agent > Chapter III
" . . . All idealisation makes life poorer. To beautify it is to take away its character of complexity - it is to destroy it. Leave that to the moralists, my boy. History is made by men, but they do not make it in their heads. The ideas that are born in their consciousness play an insignificant part in the march of events. History is dominated and determined by the tool and the production - by the force of economic conditions. Capitalism has made socialism, and the laws made by the capitalism for the protection of property are responsible for anarchism. No one can tell what form the social organisation may take in the future. Then why indulge in prophetic phantasies? At best they can only interpret the mind of the prophet, and can have no objective value. Leave that pastime to the moralists, my boy."
Michaelis, the ticket-of-leave apostle, was speaking in an even voice, a voice that wheezed as if deadened and oppressed by the layer of fat on his chest. He had come out of a highly hygienic prison round like a tub, with an enormous stomach and distended cheeks of a pale, semi-transparent complexion, as though for fifteen years the servants of an outraged society had made a point of stuffing him with fattening foods in a damp and lightless cellar. And ever since he had never managed to get his weight down as much as an ounce.
It was said that for three seasons running a very wealthy old lady had sent him for a cure to Marienbad - where he was about to share the public curiosity once with a crowned head - but the police on that occasion ordered him to leave within twelve hours. His martyrdom was continued by forbidding him all access to the healing waters. But he was resigned now.
With his elbow presenting no appearance of a joint, but more like a bend in a dummy's limb, thrown over the back of a chair, he leaned forward slightly over his short and enormous thighs to spit into the grate.
"Yes! I had the time to think things out a little," he added without emphasis. "Society has given me plenty of time for meditation."
On the other side of the fireplace, in the horse-hair arm-chair where Mrs Verloc's mother was generally privileged to sit, Karl Yundt giggled grimly, with a faint black grimace of a toothless mouth. The terrorist, as he called himself, was old and bald, with a narrow, snow-white wisp of a goatee hanging limply from his chin. An extraordinary expression of underhand malevolence survived in his extinguished eyes. When he rose painfully the thrusting forward of a skinny groping hand deformed by gouty swellings suggested the effort of a moribund murderer summoning all his remaining strength for a last stab. He leaned on a thick stick, which trembled under his other hand.
"I have always dreamed," he mouthed fiercely, "of a band of men absolute in their resolve to discard all scruples in the choice of means, strong enough to give themselves frankly the name of destroyers, and free from the taint of that resigned pessimism which rots the world. No pity for anything on earth, including themselves, and death enlisted for good and all in the service of humanity - that's what I would have liked to see."
His little bald head quivered, imparting a comical vibration to the wisp of white goatee. His enunciation would have been almost totally unintelligible to a stranger. His worn-out passion, resembling in its impotent fierceness the excitement of a senile sensualist, was badly served by a dried throat and toothless gums which seemed to catch the tip of his tongue. Mr Verloc, established in the corner of the sofa at the other end of the room, emitted two hearty grunts of assent.
The old terrorist turned slowly his head on his skinny neck from side to side.
"And I could never get as many as three such men together. So much for your rotten pessimism," he snarled at Michaelis, who uncrossed his thick legs, similar to bolsters, and slid his feet abruptly under his chair in sign of exasperation.
He a pessimist! Preposterous! He cried out that the charge was outrageous. He was so far from pessimism that he saw already the end of all private property coming along logically, unavoidably, by the mere development of its inherent viciousness. The possessors of property had not only to face the awakened proletariat, but they had also to fight amongst themselves. Yes. Struggle, warfare, was the condition of private ownership. It was fatal. Ah! he did not depend upon emotional excitement to keep up his belief, no declamations, no anger, no visions of blood-red flags waving, or metaphorical lurid suns of vengeance rising above the horizon of a doomed society. Not he! Cold reason, he boasted, was the basis of his optimism. Yes, optimism -
His laborious wheezing stopped, then, after a gasp or two, he added:
"Don't you think that, if I had not been the optimist I am, I could not have found in fifteen years some means to cut my throat? And, in the last instance, there were always the walls of my cell to dash my head against."
The shortness of breath took all fire, all animation out of his voice; his great, pale cheeks hung like filled pouches, motionless, without a quiver; but in his blue eyes, narrowed as if peering, there was the same look of confident shrewdness, a little crazy in its fixity, they must have had while the indomitable optimist sat thinking at night in his cell. Before him, Karl Yundt remained standing, one wing of his faded greenish havelock thrown back cavalierly over his shoulder. Seated in front of the fireplace, Comrade Ossipon, ex-medical student, the principal writer of the F. P. leaflets, stretched out his robust legs, keeping the soles of his boots turned up to the glow in the grate. A bush of crinkly yellow hair topped his red, freckled face, with a flattened nose and prominent mouth cast in the rough mould of the negro type. His almond-shaped eyes leered languidly over the high cheek-bones. He wore a grey flannel shirt, the loose ends of a black silk tie hung down the buttoned breast of his serge coat; and his head resting on the back of his chair, his throat largely exposed, he raised to his lips a cigarette in a long wooden tube, puffing jets of smoke straight up at the ceiling.
Michaelis pursued his idea - THE idea of his solitary reclusion - the thought vouchsafed to his captivity and growing like a faith revealed in visions. He talked to himself, indifferent to the sympathy or hostility of his hearers, indifferent indeed to their presence, from the habit he had acquired of thinking aloud hopefully in the solitude of the four whitewashed walls of his cell, in the sepulchral silence of the great blind pile of bricks near a river, sinister and ugly like a colossal mortuary for the socially drowned.
He was no good in discussion, not because any amount of argument could shake his faith, but because the mere fact of hearing another voice disconcerted him painfully, confusing his thoughts at once - these thoughts that for so many years, in a mental solitude more barren than a waterless desert, no living voice had ever combatted, commented, or approved.
No one interrupted him now, and he made again the confession of his faith, mastering him irresistible and complete like an act of grace: the secret of fate discovered in the material side of life; the economic condition of the world responsible for the past and shaping the future; the source of all history, of all ideas, guiding the mental development of mankind and the very impulses of their passion -
A harsh laugh from Comrade Ossipon cut the tirade dead short in a sudden faltering of the tongue and a bewildered unsteadiness of the apostle's mildly exalted eyes. He closed them slowly for a moment, as if to collect his routed thoughts. A silence fell; but what with the two gas-jets over the table and the glowing grate the little parlour behind Mr Verloc's shop had become frightfully hot. Mr Verloc, getting off the sofa with ponderous reluctance, opened the door leading into the kitchen to get more air, and thus disclosed the innocent Stevie, seated very good and quiet at a deal table, drawing circles, circles, circles; innumerable circles, concentric, eccentric; a coruscating whirl of circles that by their tangled multitude of repeated curves, uniformity of form, and confusion of intersecting lines suggested a rendering of cosmic chaos, the symbolism of a mad art attempting the inconceivable. The artist never turned his head; and in all his soul's application to the task his back quivered, his thin neck, sunk into a deep hollow at the base of the skull, seemed ready to snap.
Mr Verloc, after a grunt of disapproving surprise, returned to the sofa. Alexander Ossipon got up, tall in his threadbare blue serge suit under the low ceiling, shook off the stiffness of long immobility, and strolled away into the kitchen (down two steps) to look over Stevie's shoulder. He came back, pronouncing oracularly: "Very good. Very characteristic, perfectly typical."
"What's very good?" grunted inquiringly Mr Verloc, settled again in the corner of the sofa. The other explained his meaning negligently, with a shade of condescension and a toss of his head towards the kitchen:
"Typical of this form of degeneracy - these drawings, I mean."
"You would call that lad a degenerate, would you?" mumbled Mr Verloc.
Comrade Alexander Ossipon - nicknamed the Doctor, ex-medical student without a degree; afterwards wandering lecturer to working- men's associations upon the socialistic aspects of hygiene; author of a popular quasi-medical study (in the form of a cheap pamphlet seized promptly by the police) entitled "The Corroding Vices of the Middle Classes"; special delegate of the more or less mysterious Red Committee, together with Karl Yundt and Michaelis for the work of literary propaganda - turned upon the obscure familiar of at least two Embassies that glance of insufferable, hopelessly dense sufficiency which nothing but the frequentation of science can give to the dulness of common mortals.
"That's what he may be called scientifically. Very good type too, altogether, of that sort of degenerate. It's enough to glance at the lobes of his ears. If you read Lombroso - "
Mr Verloc, moody and spread largely on the sofa, continued to look down the row of his waistcoat buttons; but his cheeks became tinged by a faint blush. Of late even the merest derivative of the word science (a term in itself inoffensive and of indefinite meaning) had the curious power of evoking a definitely offensive mental vision of Mr Vladimir, in his body as he lived, with an almost supernatural clearness. And this phenomenon, deserving justly to be classed amongst the marvels of science, induced in Mr Verloc an emotional state of dread and exasperation tending to express itself in violent swearing. But he said nothing. It was Karl Yundt who was heard, implacable to his last breath.
"Lombroso is an ass."
Comrade Ossipon met the shock of this blasphemy by an awful, vacant stare. And the other, his extinguished eyes without gleams blackening the deep shadows under the great, bony forehead, mumbled, catching the tip of his tongue between his lips at every second word as though he were chewing it angrily:
"Did you ever see such an idiot? For him the criminal is the prisoner. Simple, is it not? What about those who shut him up there - forced him in there? Exactly. Forced him in there. And what is crime? Does he know that, this imbecile who has made his way in this world of gorged fools by looking at the ears and teeth of a lot of poor, luckless devils? Teeth and ears mark the criminal? Do they? And what about the law that marks him still better - the pretty branding instrument invented by the overfed to protect themselves against the hungry? Red-hot applications on their vile skins - hey? Can't you smell and hear from here the thick hide of the people burn and sizzle? That's how criminals are made for your Lombrosos to write their silly stuff about."
The knob of his stick and his legs shook together with passion, whilst the trunk, draped in the wings of the havelock, preserved his historic attitude of defiance. He seemed to sniff the tainted air of social cruelty, to strain his ear for its atrocious sounds. There was an extraordinary force of suggestion in this posturing. The all but moribund veteran of dynamite wars had been a great actor in his time - actor on platforms, in secret assemblies, in private interviews. The famous terrorist had never in his life raised personally as much as his little finger against the social edifice. He was no man of action; he was not even an orator of torrential eloquence, sweeping the masses along in the rushing noise and foam of a great enthusiasm. With a more subtle intention, he took the part of an insolent and venomous evoker of sinister impulses which lurk in the blind envy and exasperated vanity of ignorance, in the suffering and misery of poverty, in all the hopeful and noble illusions of righteous anger, pity, and revolt. The shadow of his evil gift clung to him yet like the smell of a deadly drug in an old vial of poison, emptied now, useless, ready to be thrown away upon the rubbish-heap of things that had served their time.
Michaelis, the ticket-of-leave apostle, smiled vaguely with his glued lips; his pasty moon face drooped under the weight of melancholy assent. He had been a prisoner himself. His own skin had sizzled under the red-hot brand, he murmured softly. But Comrade Ossipon, nicknamed the Doctor, had got over the shock by that time.
"You don't understand," he began disdainfully, but stopped short, intimidated by the dead blackness of the cavernous eyes in the face turned slowly towards him with a blind stare, as if guided only by the sound. He gave the discussion up, with a slight shrug of the shoulders.
Stevie, accustomed to move about disregarded, had got up from the kitchen table, carrying off his drawing to bed with him. He had reached the parlour door in time to receive in full the shock of Karl Yundt's eloquent imagery. The sheet of paper covered with circles dropped out of his fingers, and he remained staring at the old terrorist, as if rooted suddenly to the spot by his morbid horror and dread of physical pain. Stevie knew very well that hot iron applied to one's skin hurt very much. His scared eyes blazed with indignation: it would hurt terribly. His mouth dropped open.
Michaelis by staring unwinkingly at the fire had regained that sentiment of isolation necessary for the continuity of his thought. His optimism had begun to flow from his lips. He saw Capitalism doomed in its cradle, born with the poison of the principle of competition in its system. The great capitalists devouring the little capitalists, concentrating the power and the tools of production in great masses, perfecting industrial processes, and in the madness of self-aggrandisement only preparing, organising, enriching, making ready the lawful inheritance of the suffering proletariat. Michaelis pronounced the great word "Patience" - and his clear blue glance, raised to the low ceiling of Mr Verloc's parlour, had a character of seraphic trustfulness. In the doorway Stevie, calmed, seemed sunk in hebetude.
Comrade Ossipon's face twitched with exasperation.
"Then it's no use doing anything - no use whatever."
"I don't say that," protested Michaelis gently. His vision of truth had grown so intense that the sound of a strange voice failed to rout it this time. He continued to look down at the red coals. Preparation for the future was necessary, and he was willing to admit that the great change would perhaps come in the upheaval of a revolution. But he argued that revolutionary propaganda was a delicate work of high conscience. It was the education of the masters of the world. It should be as careful as the education given to kings. He would have it advance its tenets cautiously, even timidly, in our ignorance of the effect that may be produced by any given economic change upon the happiness, the morals, the intellect, the history of mankind. For history is made with tools, not with ideas; and everything is changed by economic conditions - art, philosophy, love, virtue - truth itself!
The coals in the grate settled down with a slight crash; and Michaelis, the hermit of visions in the desert of a penitentiary, got up impetuously. Round like a distended balloon, he opened his short, thick arms, as if in a pathetically hopeless attempt to embrace and hug to his breast a self-regenerated universe. He gasped with ardour.
"The future is as certain as the past - slavery, feudalism, individualism, collectivism. This is the statement of a law, not an empty prophecy."
The disdainful pout of Comrade Ossipon's thick lips accentuated the negro type of his face.
"Nonsense," he said calmly enough. "There is no law and no certainty. The teaching propaganda be hanged. What the people knows does not matter, were its knowledge ever so accurate. The only thing that matters to us is the emotional state of the masses. Without emotion there is no action."
He paused, then added with modest firmness:
"I am speaking now to you scientifically - scientifically - Eh? What did you say, Verloc?"
"Nothing," growled from the sofa Mr Verloc, who, provoked by the abhorrent sound, had merely muttered a "Damn."
The venomous spluttering of the old terrorist without teeth was heard.
"Do you know how I would call the nature of the present economic conditions? I would call it cannibalistic. That's what it is! They are nourishing their greed on the quivering flesh and the warm blood of the people - nothing else."
Stevie swallowed the terrifying statement with an audible gulp, and at once, as though it had been swift poison, sank limply in a sitting posture on the steps of the kitchen door.
Michaelis gave no sign of having heard anything. His lips seemed glued together for good; not a quiver passed over his heavy cheeks. With troubled eyes he looked for his round, hard hat, and put it on his round head. His round and obese body seemed to float low between the chairs under the sharp elbow of Karl Yundt. The old terrorist, raising an uncertain and clawlike hand, gave a swaggering tilt to a black felt sombrero shading the hollows and ridges of his wasted face. He got in motion slowly, striking the floor with his stick at every step. It was rather an affair to get him out of the house because, now and then, he would stop, as if to think, and did not offer to move again till impelled forward by Michaelis. The gentle apostle grasped his arm with brotherly care; and behind them, his hands in his pockets, the robust Ossipon yawned vaguely. A blue cap with a patent leather peak set well at the back of his yellow bush of hair gave him the aspect of a Norwegian sailor bored with the world after a thundering spree. Mr Verloc saw his guests off the premises, attending them bareheaded, his heavy overcoat hanging open, his eyes on the ground.
He closed the door behind their backs with restrained violence, turned the key, shot the bolt. He was not satisfied with his friends. In the light of Mr Vladimir's philosophy of bomb throwing they appeared hopelessly futile. The part of Mr Verloc in revolutionary politics having been to observe, he could not all at once, either in his own home or in larger assemblies, take the initiative of action. He had to be cautious. Moved by the just indignation of a man well over forty, menaced in what is dearest to him - his repose and his security - he asked himself scornfully what else could have been expected from such a lot, this Karl Yundt, this Michaelis - this Ossipon.
Pausing in his intention to turn off the gas burning in the middle of the shop, Mr Verloc descended into the abyss of moral reflections. With the insight of a kindred temperament he pronounced his verdict. A lazy lot - this Karl Yundt, nursed by a blear-eyed old woman, a woman he had years ago enticed away from a friend, and afterwards had tried more than once to shake off into the gutter. Jolly lucky for Yundt that she had persisted in coming up time after time, or else there would have been no one now to help him out of the `bus by the Green Park railings, where that spectre took its constitutional crawl every fine morning. When that indomitable snarling old witch died the swaggering spectre would have to vanish too - there would be an end to fiery Karl Yundt. And Mr Verloc's morality was offended also by the optimism of Michaelis, annexed by his wealthy old lady, who had taken lately to sending him to a cottage she had in the country. The ex- prisoner could moon about the shady lanes for days together in a delicious and humanitarian idleness. As to Ossipon, that beggar was sure to want for nothing as long as there were silly girls with savings-bank books in the world. And Mr Verloc, temperamentally identical with his associates, drew fine distinctions in his mind on the strength of insignificant differences. He drew them with a certain complacency, because the instinct of conventional respectability was strong within him, being only overcome by his dislike of all kinds of recognised labour - a temperamental defect which he shared with a large proportion of revolutionary reformers of a given social state. For obviously one does not revolt against the advantages and opportunities of that state, but against the price which must be paid for the same in the coin of accepted morality, self-restraint, and toil. The majority of revolutionises are the enemies of discipline and fatigue mostly. There are natures too, to whose sense of justice the price exacted looms up monstrously enormous, odious, oppressive, worrying, humiliating, extortionate, intolerable. Those are the fanatics. The remaining portion of social rebels is accounted for by vanity, the mother of all noble and vile illusions, the companion of poets, reformers, charlatans, prophets, and incendiaries.
Lost for a whole minute in the abyss of meditation, Mr Verloc did not reach the depth of these abstract considerations. Perhaps he was not able. In any case he had not the time. He was pulled up painfully by the sudden recollection of Mr Vladimir, another of his associates, whom in virtue of subtle moral affinities he was capable of judging correctly. He considered him as dangerous. A shade of envy crept into his thoughts. Loafing was all very well for these fellows, who knew not Mr Vladimir, and had women to fall back upon; whereas he had a woman to provide for -
At this point, by a simple association of ideas, Mr Verloc was brought face to face with the necessity of going to bed some time or other that evening. Then why not go now - at once? He sighed. The necessity was not so normally pleasurable as it ought to have been for a man of his age and temperament. He dreaded the demon of sleeplessness, which he felt had marked him for its own. He raised his arm, and turned off the flaring gas-jet above his head.
A bright band of light fell through the parlour door into the part of the shop behind the counter. It enabled Mr Verloc to ascertain at a glance the number of silver coins in the till. These were but few; and for the first time since he opened his shop he took a commercial survey of its value. This survey was unfavourable. He had gone into trade for no commercial reasons. He had been guided in the selection of this peculiar line of business by an instinctive leaning towards shady transactions, where money is picked up easily. Moreover, it did not take him out of his own sphere - the sphere which is watched by the police. On the contrary, it gave him a publicly confessed standing in that sphere, and as Mr Verloc had unconfessed relations which made him familiar with yet careless of the police, there was a distinct advantage in such a situation. But as a means of livelihood it was by itself insufficient.
He took the cash-box out of the drawer, and turning to leave the shop, became aware that Stevie was still downstairs.
What on earth is he doing there? Mr Verloc asked himself. What's the meaning of these antics? He looked dubiously at his brother- in-law, but he did not ask him for information. Mr Verloc's intercourse with Stevie was limited to the casual mutter of a morning, after breakfast, "My boots," and even that was more a communication at large of a need than a direct order or request. Mr Verloc perceived with some surprise that he did not know really what to say to Stevie. He stood still in the middle of the parlour, and looked into the kitchen in silence. Nor yet did he know what would happen if he did say anything. And this appeared very queer to Mr Verloc in view of the fact, borne upon him suddenly, that he had to provide for this fellow too. He had never given a moment's thought till then to that aspect of Stevie's existence.
Positively he did not know how to speak to the lad. He watched him gesticulating and murmuring in the kitchen. Stevie prowled round the table like an excited animal in a cage. A tentative "Hadn't you better go to bed now?" produced no effect whatever; and Mr Verloc, abandoning the stony contemplation of his brother-in-law's behaviour, crossed the parlour wearily, cash-box in hand. The cause of the general lassitude he felt while climbing the stairs being purely mental, he became alarmed by its inexplicable character. He hoped he was not sickening for anything. He stopped on the dark landing to examine his sensations. But a slight and continuous sound of snoring pervading the obscurity interfered with their clearness. The sound came from his mother-in-law's room. Another one to provide for, he thought - and on this thought walked into the bedroom.
Mrs Verloc had fallen asleep with the lamp (no gas was laid upstairs) turned up full on the table by the side of the bed. The light thrown down by the shade fell dazzlingly on the white pillow sunk by the weight of her head reposing with closed eyes and dark hair done up in several plaits for the night. She woke up with the sound of her name in her ears, and saw her husband standing over her.
"Winnie! Winnie!"
At first she did not stir, lying very quiet and looking at the cash-box in Mr Verloc's hand. But when she understood that her brother was "capering all over the place downstairs" she swung out in one sudden movement on to the edge of the bed. Her bare feet, as if poked through the bottom of an unadorned, sleeved calico sack buttoned tightly at neck and wrists, felt over the rug for the slippers while she looked upward into her husband's face.
"I don't know how to manage him," Mr Verloc explained peevishly. "Won't do to leave him downstairs alone with the lights."
She said nothing, glided across the room swiftly, and the door closed upon her white form.
Mr Verloc deposited the cash-box on the night table, and began the operation of undressing by flinging his overcoat on to a distant chair. His coat and waistcoat followed. He walked about the room in his stockinged feet, and his burly figure, with the hands worrying nervously at his throat, passed and repassed across the long strip of looking-glass in the door of his wife's wardrobe. Then after slipping his braces off his shoulders he pulled up violently the venetian blind, and leaned his forehead against the cold window-pane - a fragile film of glass stretched between him and the enormity of cold, black, wet, muddy, inhospitable accumulation of bricks, slates, and stones, things in themselves unlovely and unfriendly to man.
Mr Verloc felt the latent unfriendliness of all out of doors with a force approaching to positive bodily anguish. There is no occupation that fails a man more completely than that of a secret agent of police. It's like your horse suddenly falling dead under you in the midst of an uninhabited and thirsty plain. The comparison occurred to Mr Verloc because he had sat astride various army horses in his time, and had now the sensation of an incipient fall. The prospect was as black as the window-pane against which he was leaning his forehead. And suddenly the face of Mr Vladimir, clean-shaved and witty, appeared enhaloed in the glow of its rosy complexion like a sort of pink seal, impressed on the fatal darkness.
This luminous and mutilated vision was so ghastly physically that Mr Verloc started away from the window, letting down the venetian blind with a great rattle. Discomposed and speechless with the apprehension of more such visions, he beheld his wife re-enter the room and get into bed in a calm business-like manner which made him feel hopelessly lonely in the world. Mrs Verloc expressed her surprise at seeing him up yet.
"I don't feel very well," he muttered, passing his hands over his moist brow.
"Giddiness?"
"Yes. Not at all well."
Mrs Verloc, with all the placidity of an experienced wife, expressed a confident opinion as to the cause, and suggested the usual remedies; but her husband, rooted in the middle of the room, shook his lowered head sadly.
"You'll catch cold standing there," she observed.
Mr Verloc made an effort, finished undressing, and got into bed. Down below in the quiet, narrow street measured footsteps approached the house, then died away unhurried and firm, as if the passer-by had started to pace out all eternity, from gas-lamp to gas-lamp in a night without end; and the drowsy ticking of the old clock on the landing became distinctly audible in the bedroom.
Mrs Verloc, on her back, and staring at the ceiling, made a remark.
"Takings very small to-day."
Mr Verloc, in the same position, cleared his throat as if for an important statement, but merely inquired:
"Did you turn off the gas downstairs?"
"Yes; I did," answered Mrs Verloc conscientiously. "That poor boy is in a very excited state to-night," she murmured, after a pause which lasted for three ticks of the clock.
Mr Verloc cared nothing for Stevie's excitement, but he felt horribly wakeful, and dreaded facing the darkness and silence that would follow the extinguishing of the lamp. This dread led him to make the remark that Stevie had disregarded his suggestion to go to bed. Mrs Verloc, falling into the trap, started to demonstrate at length to her husband that this was not "impudence" of any sort, but simply "excitement." There was no young man of his age in London more willing and docile than Stephen, she affirmed; none more affectionate and ready to please, and even useful, as long as people did not upset his poor head. Mrs Verloc, turning towards her recumbent husband, raised herself on her elbow, and hung over him in her anxiety that he should believe Stevie to be a useful member of the family. That ardour of protecting compassion exalted morbidly in her childhood by the misery of another child tinged her sallow cheeks with a faint dusky blush, made her big eyes gleam under the dark lids. Mrs Verloc then looked younger; she looked as young as Winnie used to look, and much more animated than the Winnie of the Belgravian mansion days had ever allowed herself to appear to gentlemen lodgers. Mr Verloc's anxieties had prevented him from attaching any sense to what his wife was saying. It was as if her voice were talking on the other side of a very thick wall. It was her aspect that recalled him to himself.
He appreciated this woman, and the sentiment of this appreciation, stirred by a display of something resembling emotion, only added another pang to his mental anguish. When her voice ceased he moved uneasily, and said:
"I haven't been feeling well for the last few days."
He might have meant this as an opening to a complete confidence; but Mrs Verloc laid her head on the pillow again, and staring upward, went on:
"That boy hears too much of what is talked about here. If I had known they were coming to-night I would have seen to it that he went to bed at the same time I did. He was out of his mind with something he overheard about eating people's flesh and drinking blood. What's the good of talking like that?"
There was a note of indignant scorn in her voice. Mr Verloc was fully responsive now.
"Ask Karl Yundt," he growled savagely.
Mrs Verloc, with great decision, pronounced Karl Yundt "a disgusting old man." She declared openly her affection for Michaelis. Of the robust Ossipon, in whose presence she always felt uneasy behind an attitude of stony reserve, she said nothing whatever. And continuing to talk of that brother, who had been for so many years an object of care and fears:
"He isn't fit to hear what's said here. He believes it's all true. He knows no better. He gets into his passions over it."
Mr Verloc made no comment.
"He glared at me, as if he didn't know who I was, when I went downstairs. His heart was going like a hammer. He can't help being excitable. I woke mother up, and asked her to sit with him till he went to sleep. It isn't his fault. He's no trouble when he's left alone."
"I wish he had never been to school," Mrs Verloc began again brusquely. "He's always taking away those newspapers from the window to read. He gets a red face poring over them. We don't get rid of a dozen numbers in a month. They only take up room in the front window. And Mr Ossipon brings every week a pile of these F. P. tracts to sell at a halfpenny each. I wouldn't give a halfpenny for the whole lot. It's silly reading - that's what it is. There's no sale for it. The other day Stevie got hold of one, and there was a story in it of a German soldier officer tearing half- off the ear of a recruit, and nothing was done to him for it. The brute! I couldn't do anything with Stevie that afternoon. The story was enough, too, to make one's blood boil. But what's the use of printing things like that? We aren't German slaves here, thank God. It's not our business - is it?"
Mr Verloc made no reply.
"I had to take the carving knife from the boy," Mrs Verloc continued, a little sleepily now. "He was shouting and stamping and sobbing. He can't stand the notion of any cruelty. He would have stuck that officer like a pig if he had seen him then. It's true, too! Some people don't deserve much mercy." Mrs Verloc's voice ceased, and the expression of her motionless eyes became more and more contemplative and veiled during the long pause. "Comfortable, dear?" she asked in a faint, far-away voice. "Shall I put out the light now?"
The dreary conviction that there was no sleep for him held Mr Verloc mute and hopelessly inert in his fear of darkness. He made a great effort.
"Yes. Put it out," he said at last in a hollow tone.


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A Day by the Sea, Southwark Playhouse – Review
Author: Darren Luke Mawdsley in Drama, Off West End, Reviews 8 October 2017	0 620 Views
Pros: Strong performances, effective direction and an interesting glimpse into middle-class life in 1953 post-war England.
Cons: Fails to fully resonate; an historical piece opposed to work that relates.
Pros: Strong performances, effective direction and an interesting glimpse into middle-class life in 1953 post-war England. Cons: Fails to fully resonate; an historical piece opposed to work that relates. In 1953, N C Hunter's A Day by the Sea opened at the Haymarket with Ralph Richardson, Sybil Thorndike and John Gielgud – who played and directed – amongst the company. It went down well, tackling the hopes and fears of audiences through characters that questioned their own purpose in a post-war Britain: a subject matter guaranteed to resonate well with the middle-class audiences of that era. The story follows work-obsessed…
Another London revival of work that might once have been thought a masterpiece, but now may fail to engage a younger audience.
User Rating: 2.6 ( 2 votes)
In 1953, N C Hunter's A Day by the Sea opened at the Haymarket with Ralph Richardson, Sybil Thorndike and John Gielgud – who played and directed – amongst the company. It went down well, tackling the hopes and fears of audiences through characters that questioned their own purpose in a post-war Britain: a subject matter guaranteed to resonate well with the middle-class audiences of that era.
The story follows work-obsessed diplomat Julian Anson (John Sackville) who takes a break from his work base in Paris to make a rare visit to his mother, who lives at the beautiful family home in Dorset. He is disconcerted to find an old childhood friend also visiting with her children, her life now blighted by scandal. His mother, heartily sceptical about politicians meddling in foreign affairs, would like him to calm down and get married. A family picnic on the beach might be just the thing, but even there a work colleague brings him news he had not expected to hear.
Specialising in bringing back, "…forgotten theatrical masterpieces", this is Two's Company's most recent revival and fourth time at the Southwark Playhouse. With Hunter often referred to as the 'English Chekhov' the work does have a certain Chekhovian flavour. Naturalistic in style, the story plays out on a simple but effective unit set designed by Alex Marker. Costumes (Emily Stuart) offer a glimpse into the epoch; I for one am a fan of the 1950s look and so for me they were a pleasure.
Performances for the most part are strong, with memorable work from Susan Tracy as Laura Anson and David Whitworth as Laura's aged brother-in-law, David Anson. I saw Whitworth last as Mark in In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel at the Charing Cross Theatre – he never seems to disappoint with beautifully pitched theatricality. Tricia Thorns' direction is effective, successfully communicating the thematic elements of self-important politicians and the wide-spread scepticism about their performance.
I've been asked to critique several revivals recently, and always leave wondering why work that has spent years collecting dust is suddenly worth dusting down and producing. Thematically, A Day by the Sea might strike a chord with audiences but it feels dated – it is dated. One can find relevance in anything, but personally, I'm not sure what the fuss is about. I didn't feel any familiarity with the 1950s middle-class characters, nor would I describe this work as a "theatrical master-piece", at least not compared with other work of the same ilk or with contemporary theatre that deals with the same thematic elements. My younger contemporaries don't generally connect with this genre of work, making Two's Company's offering one for older audiences, in the opinion of this critic anyway. There's good direction and some solid performances but it's difficult to invest in the characters or the story: a niche appeal to admirers of the style.
Author: N. C. Hunter
Director: Tricia Thorns
Production Company: Two's Company
Producer: Graham Cowley
Booking Until: 28 October 2017
Booking Link: http://southwarkplayhouse.co.uk/show/a-day-by-the-sea/#booking
A Day by the Sea Alex Marker Charing Cross Theatre David Whitworth Emily Stuart Graham Cowley In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel John Gielgud John Sackville N. C. Hunter Ralph Richardson Slider Southwark Playhouse Susan Tracy Sybil Thorndike Tricia Thorns Two's Company	2017-10-08
Darren Luke Mawdsley
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Darren studied theatre at university and - following a decade of feeding thousands of people their dinner - today he directs and is also a lecturer in Drama and Theatre Arts. He is an experienced facilitator, actor, director and artistic director. He regularly writes for industry publications, alongside working freelance as an examiner in performing arts and as a coach to actors of all ages. He started performing at a young age, but these days can't imagine anything worse than being an actor: "Those poor bastards are treated like crap. What absolute admiration I have for them." A bit of a hussy, he'll watch anything: "Except bad improvisation… that I can't do."


Clipping of an RTE Guide feature by journalist Paul Blanchfield on his reporting for the RTE Today Tonight 'The Hospice for the Dying' published in the April 18 1986 edition. The clipping was among Mary Redmond's personal papers.
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