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Brig Newspaper
University of Stirling's student newspaper since 1969
Features/News
Live Music Soc makes a rocking return to performing live
The Live Music Society's event was their first live performance in seven months and adapted to meet Covid-19 safety guidelines.
by Harry Williamson
Members of the university's Live Music Society (SULMS) took to Stirling's streets on Monday (October 5) in their first live performance in almost seven months.
Society members organised a live event which saw them busking on Murray Place for four hours.
SULMS performed from 12 till 4pm, entertaining members of the public, raising money for the society and being able to continue their passion for live music.
Live Music's last performance was when they played at the live showcase in Venue at the Students' Union on March 13, just over one week before the introduction of a national lockdown.
Live Music lost their regular chance to perform with the cancellation of Open Mic nights at the Students' Union due to Coronavirus restrictions.
Live Music (SULMS) members performed for four hours on Murray Place in Stirling City Centre.
SULMS President Jenny Einebrant spoke about the inspiration behind the event,
"We wanted to keep playing. Music is not a negative thing. By busking we can keep playing in a social distanced and hygienic way.
"Everyone's safety is obviously a priority, and this way we can still perform.
"It's a way for us to keep the music going."
The society put in place a number of safety measures and equipment so that members could perform while also being protected from Coronavirus. (Covid-19)
These measures include spit proof microphone covers and regular cleaning of the equipment.
"Every performer gets their own microphone cover, and all of the instruments and equipment are sanitised after each act," Einebrant explained.
"Obviously we are all socially distancing by household and everyone wears a mask when they are not performing."
Strict Covid safety measures were in place for the event, including microphone covers, PPE, and all equipment was wiped down.
The arts industry has been one of the most heavily impacted by the Coronavirus Pandemic, and Stirling's arts societies have been no different.
The busking event from SULMS has allowed them to make a long-awaited return to performing live, in the first event of its kind for arts societies this semester.
"Music is important to people," Einebrant commented, "it is a big part of some people's lives.
"It is a way for people to cope and we need that now during a global pandemic.
"For us it is about coming together to play music and have a good time."
Monday's event was the Live Music society's first live performance in seven months.
The event was welcomed by the community, as passers by donated to the society, danced along and some members of the public sang along with the performers. Others spoke to SULMS members asking about the event and one woman said that she had really enjoyed the music.
Einebrant commented on the success of the event, talking about how busking could be a good thing for the community.
"Its an amazing feeling to perform again and I'm glad to see people enjoy themselves.
"It went really well, people were stopping to watch while we were performing, it could be a really good thing for the community."
Societies that rely on in-person meetings and live performances have been left with few options for how to operate after the introduction of coronavirus restrictions.
Einebrant discussed the society changing to ensure that they could perform during the pandemic.
"Other societies can do things online but we can't, we're live.
"We originally wanted to busk on campus but the university did not permit it, so we decided to move into town instead. We contacted Stirling Council to find out any rules that we need to follow.
"We just have to adapt, just like in our personal lives."
Any funds raised by busking will go towards buying new safety equipment for future performances.
Any funds that the society makes from busking will go towards buying new equipment for SULMS, as well as continuing to purchase more microphone covers, anti-bacterial spray and other safety equipment so that they can continue to perform.
VP Communities Josh Muirhead, who is responsible for all clubs and society matters at the students' union, commented on the work of the Live Music Society to get back to performing in a safe manner.
"It is fantastic to see that the Live Music Society have adapted to the current conditions imposed by the COVID outbreak through busking in the city centre.
"This is one brilliant way to give a wee bit of joy to the Stirling community as they go about their day to day lives as well as still carrying out activities as a society.
"All Clubs and Societies have obviously had to change how they function this term, however this has been particularly difficult for societies that rely on physical spaces like the Arts, Media, and activity based societies."
The event was welcomed by members of the community.
The Live Music Society have already started thinking about their plans for the future. including making enquiries into getting access to the cottage on campus, although this is not possible at this time with the university wanting to prevent unnecessary access to campus spaces.
Although it was SULMS members who took part in the first busking event, the committee encouraged any student musicians to join them at the next busking event that they run.
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Funeral services for Judith Ann Dutcher Orr, 80, of Chickasha, Oklahoma will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, January 2, 2020 at the First Christian Church in Chickasha with Reverend Joseph Ellis officiating.
Judy died suddenly on December 30, 2019 in Chickasha, Oklahoma. Judy was born on January 3, 1939 in Anadarko, Oklahoma to Ruth Cook Burnett and Gordon Ellis Burnett. She was adopted by Bruce Yeager Dutcher in 1941. She graduated valedictorian from Anadarko High School in 1957. She attended the University of Oklahoma, was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and graduated in 1962 with a degree in Elementary Education.
She married Ron Orr in 1959 at the First Presbyterian Church in Anadarko, Oklahoma. They celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Saturday, December 28.
She grew up in the First Presbyterian Church in Anadarko and played the organ for several years. She was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene in Chickasha and taught children in Sunday school for over 50 years. She also played the organ for church services for many years.
She was a member of PEO, served on the boards of Chickasha's Junior Social Workers, American Red Cross, Women's Crisis Pregnancy Center and the Chickasha Church of the Nazarene.
Judy was the owner of The Attic Antiques and Gifts in downtown Chickasha for many years.
She was preceded in death by her father Gordon Ellis Burnett, father Bruce Yeager Dutcher, her mother Ruth Cook Dutcher and grandson David Wentz.
She is survived by her husband, Ron Orr, four children and spouses, Laurie and Phil Elzo, Merry and Scott Stone, Amy and Fred Howell, Scott and Kendra Orr. She was also survived by her brother and sister-in-law, Michael and Cathy Dutcher. She was also survived by seven grandchildren, Emily Hemphill (Michael), Christopher Wentz, Weston Stone (Rachel), Nick Hart, Jackson Stone (Kelsey), Kennedy Orr and Jackie Wentz. She was also survived by two great-grandchildren, Hank and Pierce Hemphill. She welcomed the four children of her sons-in-law, Kara Trahan, Katie Dickey, Molly Brantley, and Maddy Howell and their children into her family. She is survived by a niece, Shelly Dutcher and nephew, Mike Dutcher; and other extended family and friends.
Memorial donations may be made to the Chickasha Church of the Nazarene, 1300 S. 29th Street, Chickasha, OK 73018 or to Life Choices, 1201 W. Choctaw Ave., Chickasha, OK 73018.
Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery will be under the direction of Ferguson Funeral Home. There will not be a viewing at the funeral home or service.
Condolences to the family may be expressed at www.ferguson-funeralhome.com.
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Blogging about the constitution, civic and constitutional literacy, and our nation's history
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A Brief History of the Emoluments Clause
The Emoluments Clause of the U.S. Constitution is in the news today as ethics lawyers consider the ethical and legal implications of president-elect Trump's foreign business dealings. I thought it would be useful to provide here a brief history of the Emoluments Clause.
Text of the Constitution – Article I, Section 9, Clause 8
"No Title of Nobility shall be granted by the United States: And no Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince or foreign State."
Debates in the Constitutional Convention
(1) James Madison's Notes, August 6, 1787
Sect. 7. The United States shall not grant any title of nobility.
(2) James Madison's Notes, August 23, 1787
On the question to agree to Art. VII–sect. 7. as reported It passed nem: contrad:
Mr Pinkney urged the necessity of preserving foreign Ministers & other officers of the U. S. independent of external influence and moved to insert–after Art VII sect 7. the clause following–"No person holding any office of profit or trust under the U. S. shall without the consent of the Legislature, accept of any present, emolument, office or title of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince or foreign State which passed nem: contrad.
The Federalist Papers
(1) The Federalist No. 22 (Alexander Hamilton)
Evils of this description ought not to be regarded as imaginary. One of the weak sides of republics, among their numerous advantages, is that they afford too easy an inlet to foreign corruption. An hereditary monarch, though often disposed to sacrifice his subjects to his ambition, has so great a personal interest in the government, and in the external glory of the nation, that it is not easy for a foreign power to give him an equivalent for what he would sacrifice by treachery to the State. The world has accordingly been witness to few examples of this species of royal prostitution, though there have been abundant specimens of every other kind.
In republics, persons elevated from the mass of the community, by the suffrages of their fellow-citizens, to stations of great pre-eminence and power, may find compensations for betraying their trust, which to any but minds animated and guided by superior virtue, may appear to exceed the proportion of interest they have in the common stock, and to over-balance the obligations of duty. Hence it is that history furnishes us with so many mortifying examples of the prevalency of foreign corruption in republican governments.
Early Commentaries on the Constitution
(1) St. George Tucker, Blackstone's Commentaries
Corruption is too subtle a poison to be approached, without injury. Nothing can be more dangerous to any state, than influence from without, because it must be invariably bottomed upon corruption within. Presents, pensions, titles and offices are alluring things. In the reign of Charles the second of England, that prince, and almost all his officers of state were either actual pensioners of the court of France, or supposed to be under its influence, directly, or indirectly, from that cause. The reign of that monarch has been, accordingly, proverbially disgraceful to his memory. The economy which ought to prevail in republican governments, with respects to salaries and other emoluments of office, might encourage the offer of presents from abroad, if the constitution and laws did not reprobate their acceptance. Congress, with great propriety, refused their assent to one of their ministers to a foreign court, accepting, what was called the usual presents, upon taking his leave: a precedent which we may reasonably hope will be remembered by all future ministers, and ensure a proper respect to this clause of the constitution, which on a former occasion is said to have been overlooked.
(2) William Rawle, A View of the Constitution of the United States
There cannot be too much jealousy in respect to foreign influence. The treasures of Persia were successfully distributed in Athens; and it is now known that in England a profligate prince and many of his venal courtiers were bribed into measures injurious to the nation by the gold of Louis XIV.
A salutary amendment, extending the prohibition to all citizens of the United States, and disfranchising those who infringe it, has been adopted by some of the states; but not yet by a sufficient number. The clause in the text is defective in not providing a specific penalty for a breach of it. Disfranchisement, or a deprivation of all the rights of a citizen, seems the most appropriate punishment that could be applied, since it renders the seduction useless to those who were the authors of it, and disgraceful to the person seduced.
(3) Joseph Story, Commentaries on the Constitution
§ 1346. The other clause, as to the acceptance of any emoluments, title, or office, from foreign governments, is founded in a just jealousy of foreign influence of every sort. Whether, in a practical sense, it can produce much effect, has been thought doubtful. A patriot will not be likely to be seduced from his duties to his country by the acceptance of any title, or present, from a foreign power. An intriguing, or corrupt agent, will not be restrained from guilty machinations in the service of a foreign state by such constitutional restrictions. Still, however, the provision is highly important, as it puts it out of the power of any officer of the government to wear borrowed honours, which shall enhance his supposed importance abroad by a titular dignity at home. It is singular, that there should not have been, for the same object, a general prohibition against any citizen whatever, whether in private or public life, accepting any foreign title of nobility. An amendment for this purpose has been recommended by congress; but, as yet, it has not received the ratification of the constitutional number of states to make it obligatory, probably from a growing sense, that it is wholly unnecessary.
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4 Sunflower Media has just began publishing a new series of 10 storybooks, written by Marilynn Halas and illustrated by Jeremy Provost, that facilitate a child's social-emotional development by helping them learn the life skills they need to live a happy and balanced life. The first book in the series, Hello, We're The Fuzzwippers was released earlier this year and introduces us and our children to the Fuzzwippers.
Welcome to the Land of the Fuzzwippers!
Fuzzwippers are friendly creatures that reach out to anyone who needs to be assured that they are wanted and needed. Children of all ages will be fascinated by these new-found friends who whisper to them in the language of Imaginarius and accompany them wherever they go. Introduce your children to their very own Fuzzwippers!
This story is absolutely adorable and a wonderful addition to any child's or elementary school's library. With bullying being so prominent--being reminded that "they are loved, no matter what" is vital. Imaginary friends are such an important part of a young child's life and they can provide support during those times parents can't be there. The Fuzzwippers are really a cute idea since they just look like little puff balls, it is really easy for a child to imagine and remember their own Fuzzwipper is with them (if need be, you could really find a puff for them to keep with them, giving them that extra support)--I wonder what your child's Fuzzwipper looks like and what its name is. My son's is black & orange (his favorite colors) and he hasn't settled on a name yet. I love that Fuzzwippers help give a child more confidence and help put them at ease in difficult situations--just the way only an imaginary, positive friend can. It is also written at a level that a beginning reader can read and the illustrations really help bring the book to life. It is a good introduction to the Fuzzwippers and the positive messages they will be teaching throughout the series.
The second book in the series, Fuzzwippers Find Good Listener is scheduled to be released on September 24, 2012. This story helps children learn how to be a good listener. I haven't seen this book yet, but I am sure it is great, especially given the important lesson that it is teaching! So important!
Be sure to keep an eye on the Fuzzwipper website--I have a feeling that it is going to have some great support and information on it in the near future. Plus, watch for the next 8 books, as they are released with more positive lessons for our children.
Thank you to Goodman Media for my sample used in this review, opinions are honest, review by Michelle.


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Q: Doctrine query builder как указать поля связи в выборке Здравствуйте. Столкнулся с проблемой, как указать при выборке поля в query builder, которые являются связующими (в моём случае много ко многим)?
Сущность User
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В контроллере:
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    }

    return $restresult;
}

Если убрать u.roles, всё ок. Но нужно получать и роли, как это можно реализовать?

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Senate subpoenas Bush, Cheney records
The Senate subpoenaed the White House and Vice President Dick Cheney's office Wednesday, demanding documents and elevating the confrontation with President Bush over the administration's warrant-free eavesdropping on Americans. Separately, the Senate Judiciary Committee also is summoning Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to discuss the program and an array of other matters that have cost a half-dozen top Justice Department officials their jobs, committee chairman Patrick Leahy announced. Leahy, D-Vt., raised questions about previous testimony by one of Bush's appeals court nominees and said he wouldn't let such matters pass.
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The Senate subpoenaed the White House and Vice President Dick Cheney's office Wednesday, demanding documents and elevating the confrontation with President Bush over the administration's warrant-free eavesdropping on Americans.
Separately, the Senate Judiciary Committee also is summoning Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to discuss the program and an array of other matters that have cost a half-dozen top Justice Department officials their jobs, committee chairman Patrick Leahy announced.
Leahy, D-Vt., raised questions about previous testimony by one of Bush's appeals court nominees and said he wouldn't let such matters pass.
"If there have been lies told to us, we'll refer it to the Department of Justice and the U.S. attorney for whatever legal action they think is appropriate," Leahy told reporters. He did just that Wednesday, referring questions about testimony by former White House aide Brett Kavanaugh, who now sits on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
The escalation is part of the Democrats' effort to hold the administration to account for the way it has conducted the war on terrorism since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. The subpoenas extend the probe into the private sector, demanding among other things documents on any agreements that telecommunications companies made to cooperate with the surveillance program.
The White House contends that its search for would-be terrorists is legal, necessary and effective — pointing out frequently that there have been no further attacks on American soil. Administration officials say they have given classified information — such as details about the eavesdropping program, which is now under court supervision — to the intelligence committees of both houses of Congress.
Echoing its response to previous congressional subpoenas to former administration officials Harriet Miers and Sara Taylor, the White House gave no indication that it would comply with the new ones.
"We're aware of the committee's action and will respond appropriately," White House spokesman Tony Fratto said. "It's unfortunate that congressional Democrats continue to choose the route of confrontation."
In fact, the Judiciary Committee's three most senior Republicans — Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, former chairman Orrin Hatch of Utah and Chuck Grassley of Iowa — sided with Democrats on the 13-3 vote last week to give Leahy the power to issue the subpoenas.
The showdown between the White House and Congress could land in federal court.
Also named in subpoenas signed by Leahy were the Justice Department and the National Security Council. The four parties — the White House, Cheney's office, the Justice Department and the National Security Council — have until July 18 to comply, Leahy said. He added that, like House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers, D-Mich., he would consider pursuing contempt citations against those who refuse.
Gonzales, in Spokane, Wash., on Wednesday to discuss gang issues with local officials, said he had not seen the subpoena documents and could not comment on them directly.
"There are competing institutional interests," Gonzales said.
The Judiciary committees have issued the subpoenas as part of a look at how much influence the White House exerts over the Justice Department and its chief, Gonzales.
The probe, in its sixth month, began with an investigation into whether administration officials ordered the firings of eight federal prosecutors for political reasons. The Judiciary committees subpoenaed Miers, one-time White House legal counsel, and Taylor, a former political director, though they have yet to testify.
Now, with senators of both parties concerned about the constitutionality of the administration's efforts to root out terrorism suspects in the United States, the committee has shifted to the broader question of Gonzales' stewardship of Justice.
The issue concerning Kavanaugh, a former White House staff secretary, is whether he misled the Senate panel during his confirmation hearing last year about how much he was involved in crafting the administration's policy on enemy combatants.
The Bush administration secretly launched the eavesdropping program, run by the National Security Agency, in 2001 to monitor international phone calls and e-mails to or from the United States involving people the government suspected of having terrorist links. The program, which the administration said did not require investigators to seek warrants before conducting surveillance, was revealed in December 2005.
After the program was challenged in court, Bush put it under the supervision of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, established in 1978. The president still claims the power to order warrantless spying.
The subpoenas seek a wide array of documents from the Sept. 11 attacks to the present. Among them are any that include analysis or opinions from Justice, NSA, the Defense Department, the White House, or "any entity within the executive branch" on the legality of the electronic surveillance program.
Debate continues over whether the program violates people's civil liberties. The administration has gone to great lengths to keep it running.
Interest was raised by vivid testimony last month by former Deputy Attorney General James Comey about the extent of the White House's effort to override the Justice Department's objections to the program in 2004.
Comey told the Judiciary Committee that Gonzales, then-White House counsel, tried to persuade Attorney General John Ashcroft to reverse course and recertify the program. At the time, Ashcroft lay in intensive care, recovering form gall bladder surgery.
Ashcroft refused, as did Comey, who temporarily held the power of the attorney general's office during his boss' illness.
The White House recertified the program unilaterally. Ashcroft, Comey, FBI Director Robert Mueller and their staffs prepared to resign. Bush ultimately relented and made changes the Justice officials had demanded, and the agency eventually recertified it.
Fratto defended the surveillance program as "lawful" and "limited."
"It's specifically designed to be effective without infringing Americans' civil liberties," Fratto said. "The program is classified for a reason — its purpose is to track down and stop terrorist planning. We remain steadfast in our commitment to keeping Americans safe from an enemy determined to use any means possible — including the latest in technology — to attack us."
Associated Press Writer Nicholas K. Geranios in Spokane, Wash., contributed to this report.
25 thoughts on "Senate subpoenas Bush, Cheney records"
Bluesman2007
PS: Those subpoenas? A big fat waste of time. Why? They'll ignore the subpoenas. The court system will be put into play. The first federal level court will probably agree that the subpoenas are proper and the exec. branch must comply. Then it will undoubtedly go to, guess where, the supremes headed up by, guess who. Any thoughts how that one will wind up?
No. Forget the the subpoenas. They won't work. Just impeach them now and get it over with. With any kind of luck, they jump into that dark brown helicopter taking off from the rose garden and both bush and cheney (small caps intended) will be seen smiling and waiving to the crowd while muttering "I am not a crook". Can't 'ya just see it now? Talk about wishful thinking.
It seems we have two choices and two choices only. Either we simply sit back and wait out their term in office and hope they don't manage to get us into a nuclear shooting war OR they're impeached. It's pretty much as simple as that. We stop them or we don't. Problem is, by NOT stopping them, aren't we legitimizing their conduct? Because if that's what we're doing, well, who's fault is that?
They've both repeatedly violated their oath of office to protect and defend the constitution. They've decimated it. That's an impeachable offence. So? Stop them! Do it within the law. How novel is that? What a shining example we'd be to the rest of the world. Hey. one can dream, right?
long_rider
Talk about pissing into the wind! The Senate is controled by the American Communist Party (GOP), and they would support the chimp no matter who they have to kill.
Go! chimp, go. Americans love you. They must, he is still in office.
If the chimp were president of any other country the CIA would have executed him by now.
kent shaw
I suspect that Atheists and Agnostics might be anti-war because their feeling might be that this is or may or may not be all there is and why waste it on war and suffering and destruction, why not just live a moral and productive life while hurting no one?
Fundamentalists of all religious stripes believe in the existence of a God or a Prophet who speaks to and for a God or a Relative of a God, all of which provide a second chance, a life after death of some sort, some more fanciful than others, so it doesn't matter how much havoc they wreak here, and it doesn't matter how much of a festering mess they leave this Earth for the rest of us, as long as their actions follow literally those words written thousands of years ago on scrolls by scribes inspired by 'the word' of that God, or Relative of that God, or Prophet of that God. Some behaviors demanded by these 'religious texts', for example include genital mutilation of newborns of both sexes, marriage between a man and one or more women, tolerance for the institution of slavery, and all kinds of other unimaginably ugly behaviors no one believes moral in today's world. Is not every 'word of god' equal to every other?
All else is blasphemy punishable by death.
Don't shoot the messenger here and get all paranoid that I write of YOUR religion, because many ugly behaviors, not necessarily the same among all, have been prescribed throughout history by more than one of the great religions.
No one may be elected to high political office anywhere on earth without first swearing allegiance to or submitting to or claiming family connections with some hypothetical supernatural and sentient but ultimately unprovable construct of original creation.
AND THEY FIGHT ABOUT IT !!
Oh, yeah, and there is all that oil … and gold … and diamonds … and cheap labor … and cheap stolen natural resources of any kind obtainable by force of arms or threats of force …
Carl Nemo
Another noisy 4th of July is coming up with all the phony-butt village patriots blowing of their endless supply of firecrackers, whistle rockets and other such nonsense. Most guys I know that have been in combat or close to a combat zone despise fireworks and it's one of the worst possible holidays for them!
My Dad now 88 is a survivor of WWII, landing D-Day +3, the Battle of the Bulge among many others, and Korea! When I was a kid I'd ask him what war was like and he'd just get a distant look and say "nothing"…! He was an infantryman in the US Army working and fighting his way up through the ranks from an enlisted man to an officer on the battle field. Being a kid I was always persistent and finally asked him what the most terrifying weapons were and what he thought of the Germans. He simply said the German 88mm tank gun and the mortar were the two most feared weapons of attack and that the Germans were a fierce and "worthy" enemy! He hated fireworks too and didn't do well during the 4th of July period. We had a flagpole on our property and each day we raised and lowered the flag with honor and respect. This sounds probably over-the-top and extreme to many if not most, but that's the way it was in our household. We weren't simply 4th of July flagwavers.
My point is that millions of men and women have been damaged emotionally, and physically maimed; having sacrificed supremely for this country in WWI, WWII, Korea, Nam, Gulf War I, II and on and on the list goes.
America now has two certified "traitors" in the Whitehouse with evil designs on turning this once great nation into a NWO/AIPAC/MIC sponsored police state if they can do so while Americans this 4th of July will wave their little flags, hang them off the porch, and make noise for freedom, all the while it's "loss" thereof is running through their hands, as sand in an hour glass! I'm sorely disappointed in my fellow Americans.
I entreat all citizen/patriots to do what is necessary and to fire your 88mm thoughtshot across the bow of dreadnaught "Tyranny" and summarily demand the impeachment of George Bush and Richard Cheney this 4th of July 2007 week and do something useful rather than blow off a couple hundred bucks worth of fireworks, wolf down a bunch of burgers and dogs, then simply party-down with your wives, girlfriends, the family or whatever. Stand tall and realize your freedom this 4th of July rests on the shoulders of the dead who have fallen so bravely for "we the people" 's freedom , hopefully not to be lost for all time and all places! Will Americans have sold their freedom for a bowl of pottage; i.e., electronic toys, convenience, and self-indulgence?!
"A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both"… Dwight D. Eisenhower
I'll post the duty links so people can make contact with their reps. It's quite easy folks and if we have millions of those that have been silent for all too long do what's necessary in these gravely dangerous times then we shall prevail!
https://www.conservativeusa.org/megalink.htm
https://www.congress.org/congressorg/home/
Carl Nemo **==
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My feeling is that the scared little sheep on Capitol Hill will really be crapping their undies on Judgement Day.
Remember: "I do solemnly swear… so help me GoD…"
I just hope the armed forces senior officer staff will refuse an order to launch a nookyuhlur weapon.


Hot on the heels of my (literally immersive) experience at the fab, feel-good spa hotel Kur Hotel Copenhagen way, my sauna dalliance continues. I love any sauna to be fair, especially the cold rinse in between the toasting. Releases a chemical euphoria! But an infra-red sauna uses light to create heat, which heats your body directly, as opposed to a traditional sauna where heat warms the air which, in turn, warms your body. This promotes sweating – a great way to relax tense or tired muscles and boost the body's natural detox process, helping the body to rid itself of pollution, good for city dwellers like me.
Apparently infra-red saunas are also effective at lower, more bearable temperatures than a regular sauna. There's also evidence to support their use for high blood pressure, congestive heart failure and chronic pain and a host of other conditions.


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Basics – Harmonized Standards, Directives and Laws in the EU
What is the relationship between standards, directives and laws?
The European Union is experiencing ever closer union. This leads to increasing harmonisation of laws, regulations and provisions in engineering. Initially, the EU formulates general safety objectives via directives. These safety objectives require precise specification. Specific regulation occurs via standards.
EU directives do not come into effect until countries within the EU incorporate them into domestic law. In each EU country, a law or provision refers to the relevant EU directive and thus elevates it to the status of domestic law.
The situation is different with regulations. An EU regulation can come into effect immediately after it has been ratified by the EU Commission, without the need for it to be incorporated into domestic law.
Standard met, requirement met – harmonized standards
Standards alone have no legal relevance. They do not achieve legal relevance until they are published in the Official Journal of the EU or are referenced in domestic laws and provisions. Publication of these harmonized standards triggers "presumption of conformity". Users applying the standard can therefore assume that they are acting in compliance with the law and directives. The burden of proof has therefore been reversed in the event of a claim. If a harmonized standard refers to a standard that has not been harmonized, the latter can obtain a status comparable to that of harmonization.
Harmonization work on EU standards – consultancy firm ERNST & YOUNG confirmed as HAS contractor
International standardization work is important, but without harmonization to European directives and regulations, it is incomplete in practice and does not achieve its objective. In the worst case, differing product and safety requirements at IEC and ISO level could become CEN/CENELEC versions of standards – that's a very critical situation for commercial enterprises as global market players!
Today, standards are almost always developed and published at international IEC and ISO level. In an ideal scenario, they should be adopted unchanged into the European body of standards. In the EU, responsibility for adoption as harmonized standards lies with the European Commission. This has delegated the comparison with the essential health and safety requirements of the EU/EC directives / regulations to harmonized standards consultants (HAS Consultants). Until January 2022, approval, coordination and budget monitoring was administered by the consultancy firm ERNST & YOUNG (E&Y), acting as HAS contractor. However, the EU budget for this advisory function was spent by October 2021 and the harmonization process stalled.
The new contract, again with E&Y as contractual partner, has now been in place since August 2022. In the meantime, harmonization work has been more or less on ice. The result is a not inconsiderable harmonization backlog, which must now be processed step by step, so that publication in the Official European Journal can take place as soon as possible.
The new contract contains the following important and relevant changes:
HAS consultants may spend up to 25 % of their evaluation working time attending meetings and in communication within standards committees. This has the advantage of avoiding harmonization discrepancies at an earlier stage.
In future there will be a clear, structured assessment procedure for the harmonization evaluation:
•NO harmonization deviations ISO/IEC and CEN/CENELEC = "COMPLIANT"
•Critical harmonization deviations = "LACK of COMPLIANCE" = Presumption of conformity not provided or
•"CONDITIONAL COMPLIANCE" = Presumption of conformity with limitations
It is to be hoped that the new contract and changed operational procedure will make harmonization work more efficient, with standards harmonized more quickly and finally published in the Official Journal of the European Union. As a result, presumption of conformity with directives and regulations would formally and finally be provided.
Procedure for publishing harmonized standards in the Official Journal of the European Union
On 18.3.2019, the EU Commission published its Implementing Decision (EU) 2019/436 in the Official Journal, outlining the changes to the list of harmonized standards for machines with regard to the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. It updated the list of standards, whose application triggers presumption of conformity in accordance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
A complete list of harmonized standards was published in the Official Journal of the European Union until the above decision came into force. The publication was valid until the next complete catalogue was published. The last version of this catalogue, containing an overview of all the standards harmonized under the Machinery Directive, appeared on 9 March 2018.
The practice for publication has fundamentally changed
From Implementing Decision (EU) 2019/436, only the changes from the previous document will be described; a complete, consolidated list will no longer appear.
Publications now have the following structure, with a total of 3 annexes:
•Annex I: Newly published harmonized standards
•Annex II: Harmonized standards that are published in addition to the previous publication with certain restrictions
•Annex III: Previously harmonized standards withdrawn from the Official Journal of the European Union
Since that first decision, further decisions have appeared at regular intervals, for which you must observe the procedure described above. You'll find an overview of these decisions on the EU Commission's homepage. There you'll find a summary of all the harmonized standards published in the Official Journal of the European Union. The summary includes all the standards for which there was presumption of conformity at the time the list was prepared, as well as the standards that have already been withdrawn from the Official Journal.
However, this summary has no legal force. The EU Commission provides this summary for information purposes only. Although every possible precaution has been taken to ensure that the summary is regularly updated and is correct, errors can occur and the summary may be incomplete at a certain point in time. So the user has no alternative but to watch out for the standards relevant to them in the implementing decisions.
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by Bryan M. Wolfe
Just how big is Apple's iTunes? Big enough that as a stand-alone company, it would rank No. 130 on Fortune's annual list of the Top 500 companies in the United States, according to Asymco. In 2013, iTunes revenue topped $23.5 billion. This was an increase of 34 percent year over year, and would place iTunes Inc. between Alcoa and Eli Lilly in the latest Fortune 500 rankings. The company would tie Exelon on the list, which also reported revenue of $23.5 billion. According to the report, iTunes growth in 2013 "was driven by increases in revenue from App sales reflecting continued growth in the installed base of iOS devices and the expansion in the number of third-party iOS Apps available. Net sales of digital content, including music, movies, TV shows and books, from the iTunes Store was relatively flat in the first quarter of 2014 compared to the first quarter of 2013." The biggest gainers in 2013 included a 46.6 percent increase in revenue from third-party content. Video (19 percent), apps (105 percent), services (37 percent), and pro apps (29 percent) also saw gains. Music downloads and books each saw a net loss in 2013, as did OS X and iWork/iLife. In the final quarter of 2013, Apple began offering iWork and OS X for free. The net effect of this has been a reduction in revenues from those software titles of about $350 million for the quarter. As a whole, Apple ranks No. 6 on the Fortune 500. Cupertino is behind Walmart, Exxon Mobile, Chevron, Phillips 66, and Berkshire Hathaway on this list. In terms of profits, Apple ranks just below Exxon Mobile. See also: Apple Is Buying New '.Camera' And '.Photography' Domains, Apple Topped The Combined PC And Tablet Market At The End Of 2013, and Apple Joins Google In Going After Patent Trolls.
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PM traces shift in our independent foreign policy under Labour – and rails against 'morally bankrupt' United Nations
tutere44 Foreign affairs July 8, 2022 3 Minutes
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, enjoying her global celebrity status in Australia, has also succeeded in clawing back her poll ratings in New Zealand. According to the Roy Morgan poll, Labour has risen a couple of points to 33.5% while National has edged back a point to 39% since May.
On the Roy Morgan sampling, the Maori Party would hold the balance of power. Given the apparent distaste of that party's two members in Parliament for parties of the Right, this could ensure Labour has another term .
Ardern brushed off a question on the ABC about her global celebrity status, saying her total focus was at home.
"That is what matters to me".
Nevertheless her major speech in Australia, to the Lowy Institute, centred on NZ's foreign policy and traced how far NZ has moved since Labour took office in 2017.
Ardern re-emphasised that NZ under Labour pursues an "independent" foreign policy.
At the same time she charted a change in Labour's view of the United Nations. Whereas once it regarded the UN as the organisation through which to pursue world peace, the PM described it as "morally bankrupt" because of its failure over the war in the Ukraine.
Clearly this conviction has driven the Ardern government back towards sheltering under the US umbrella, as was evident in Ardern's mission to the White House. Almost certainly, she is sharing with Australia's Anthony Albanese the same realignment after their tours in Europe and attendance at the Nato meeting in Madrid.
Point of Order notes, too, that Defence Minister Peeni Henare in Wellington has announced a defence policy review
"… due to the intensification of geo-strategic competition".
He says the government wants to ensure that New Zealand's Defence policy, strategy, and planned capability investments "remain fit for purpose".
Henare insists
"… we remain committed to ensuring that Defence have the policies and equipment they need to do their jobs."
This is a significant shift since he earlier indicated the government's priority was to improve defence infrastructure ( he doesn't hesitate to claim credit for the work of our former Defence Minister, NZ First's Ron Mark, for the investment of $4.5 billion in four new P-8A Poseidon aircraft, five new C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, and 43 Bushmaster vehicles).
In Sydney, while emphasising NZ had believed in using multilateral institutions to maintain the global "rules-based order", Ardern said these organisations, including the UN, were imperfect and not immune to "moral failures".
Russia, which is a permanent member of the Security Council, in February vetoed a resolution that would have demanded that Moscow immediately stop its attack on Ukraine and withdraw all troops.
More than four months later, the ongoing conflict has killed almost 5000 civilians, according to UN estimates.
Ardern said the UN had taken "a morally bankrupt position" on Ukraine, "in the wake of a morally bankrupt and illegal war".
"Under these circumstances, waiting for our multilateral institutions to act was not an option for New Zealand," she said.
" We seek partnerships and approaches based on the second principle of our independent foreign policy, our values."
Ardern said Russia needed to be "held to account" for its military action and called for improvements to be made to the UN.
"We must reform the United Nations so that we don't have to rely on individual countries imposing their own autonomous sanctions," she said.
"We must also resource the International Criminal Court to undertake full investigations and prosecution of the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Ukraine."
Ardern said New Zealand would intervene as a third party in Ukraine's case against Russia in the International Court of Justice to ensure this happened.
She said global allies shouldn't characterise the Ukraine conflict as a war of "the West versus Russia", or "democracy versus autocracy".
"It is not. Nor should we naturally assume it is a demonstration of the inevitable trajectory in other areas of geostrategic contest," she said.
Ardern said she remained an optimist at heart despite the "grim" challenges facing the world.
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Kevin O'Brien says:
I spent 7 years working at top of govt level in the Pacific and are sensing Mahuta taking on a chiefly rank and role. It smells like she is being accorded the honours among her group and with that comes expectations of care towards them. In our context that could be easily seen as corrupt but elsewhere it is proper.
We cannot have such a mixed society. Even less a reversion to the previous Maori culture where utu was the norm and nearly wiped their population out. Further they had pagan gods which attached the people to the land and water. I am concerned that a hidden land and water grab is afoot.
Mahuta has rank in her tribe but what hold does she have over Ardern?


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Some species are diurnal and other are nocturnal. When the pups are born, their shell is soft and gray and feels like leather. In wider water bodies, armadillos swallow air to inflate their stomachs to twice its normal size, increasing buoyancy and allowing them to swim across. Where armadillos live is dependent on soil type, they prefer sandy or loam soils which are loose and porous, making it easier to dig for food and make burrows. However, the vast majority of armadillos are insectivores. The smallest species is just 5 – 6 in. They have a thick leathery "shell" of skin, which protects them from predators. If this does not scare off the predator, then the armadillo can also use its shell as protection. No, armadillos do not make good pets. Humans have not domesticated armadillos in any way. A number of different armadillo species live in North, Central, and South America. Armadillos are stout brownish animals with strong curved claws and simple peglike teeth lacking enamel. Since its carapace is so dense that the animal cannot float, the first option is to continue walking through the water while holding its breath. Populations of nine-banded armadillos are increasing. Depending on the species, the gestation period can range anywhere from two to four months. Of course there is also the very slight risk of contracting leprosy. for the most part though armadillos just want to be left alone and will always run away if they encounter a human. Please select which sections you would like to print: Corrections? All armadillos possess a set of plates called the carapace that covers much of the body, including the head and, in most species, the legs and tail. The pink fairy armadillo, or lesser pichiciego (. Humans also kill them intentionally for digging and destroying lawns and gardens. As with any animal, with such a large number of species, the gestation period and breeding habits vary. With such a wide variety of species, the habitat preference of armadillos is quite wide. For the most part, the vast majority of armadillos dig to search for food, and many also live in burrows underground. Let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article (requires login). Unfortunately for armadillos, human interaction is usually a bad thing. Armadillos spend the daylight hours in burrows that can be 6 metres (20 feet) long, extend 1.5 metres (5 feet) under the ground, and have up to 12 entrances. Armadillos are the only other animals besides humans to host the leprosy bacillus. However, of the 21 species, only one can curl into a ball to protect itself from predators. The nine-banded armadillo if startled can jump three to four feet in the air. They feed on termites and other insects, along with vegetation, small animals, and insect larvae associated with carrion. Nine-banded armadillos typically live from 7 to 20 years in the wild. Three-banded armadillos (Tolypeutes) are able to roll into a solid ball as a means of protecting their vulnerable underparts. They live as far north as the middle of the United States, and as far south as the tip of South America. There are many different species of armadillos, but they are all solitary creatures. One captive armadillo lived 23 years. delayed implantation. They prefer to dig in areas with loose, porous soil, rich in insects and invertebrates. The mulita (D. hybridus) repeatedly utters a guttural monosyllabic sound similar to the rapid fluttering of a human tongue. The shell does make the armadillo look tough, and this alone can put some smaller predators off. The largest species grows nearly 5 ft. long, and weighs up to 119 lbs. The plates cover the sides, back, tail, head, and the outer legs, thereby offer efficient protection against attacks by predators. Armadillo, (family Dasypodidae), any of various armoured mammals found mainly in tropical and subtropical regions of Central and South America. Both pests are about the same size, but it's easy to distinguish between the two because armadillos do not have any fur or hair. They eat live insects. All photos used are royalty-free, and credits are included in the Alt tag of each image. How long is the gestation period? Other species, like the little pink fairy armadillo, live in a relatively small area. Some species, like the nine-banded armadillo, have very large ranges. Armadillos can do a lot of damage to a yard, especially well kept yards, overnight. Armadillos are unique animals, with unique traits and behaviors. Armadillos have very strong legs with huge front claws which aid digging. Litter size varies from 1 to 12. Emerging from their burrows primarily at night, these efficient diggers use their keen sense of smell to locate food. They are loners except when caring for their young. These creatures roam about in search of food, using their keen sense of smell. Because of this, zoos provide these creatures with plenty of digging opportunities, and even artificial tunnels. The Future Holds: Less armadillo on the menu, for starters. long, and weighs less than a pound! Social Interaction: Solitary animals, armadillos spend their lives foraging alone and only interact to breed or care for their young. The nine-banded armadillo leaps vertically when startled. Armadillo, (family Dasypodidae), any of various armoured mammals found mainly in tropical and subtropical regions of Central and South America. In all but one species the carapace is nearly hairless. Their diets consist primarily of ants, termites, grubs, and other insects. However, some species can delay the development of their offspring until it is a better time. Verbal confirmation from the PureHM pipeline services technicians tracking the pipeline tools should be acquired to confirm pig position, velocity and estimated time of arrival when needed. Conservation. What does the nine-banded armadillo exhibit? They also live in sand dunes, tropical rainforests, prairies, scrublands, and more. 4.Armadillos live from semideserts to mountain pastures and forest edges and river banks. These creatures roam about in search of food, using their keen sense of smell. Most of the 20 species inhabit open areas, such as grasslands, but some also live in forests. They keep themselves cool underground during the day and forage at the night for the food. Are armadillos bulletproof? Articles from Britannica Encyclopedias for elementary and high school students. Alternatively, the animal can gulp enough air into its digestive system to make itself buoyant and swim away. There are at least 21 different species of armadillo, each with its own unique appearance. There are many different species of armadillos, but they are all solitary creatures. The shell hardens within a few days. Do armadillos live alone or in groups? Some other food sources include worms, frogs, lizards, eggs, and some carrion. Remarkable in every way, the armadillo is the only mammal with a shell. Only one species, the nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus), is found in the United States. Each species digs burrows to accommodate its size and shape; other animals also use them for shelter. As a whole, armadillos usually have tank-like bodies, with short legs and sturdy builds. The adult armadillos come together to breed and may also spend time together courting before mating. Emerging from their burrows primarily at night, these efficient diggers use their keen sense of smell to locate food. In zoos, armadillo care varies from species to species. Giant armadillos live in forests, grasslands, and open lands. They find most of their prey either under the ground, or in the leaf litter. One of the more amazing armadillo facts is that nine-banded armadillos always have quadruplets - four babies at a time, all of the same sex. Armadillos are leathery little animals that live in North, Central, and South America. For help confirming whether an armadillo or opossum infestation is present, homeowners can look for freshly dug burrows in yards. This means that some species can have a "gestation period" of up to eight months. Armadillo-mania is contagious in the Lone Star State, as Texans, for no apparent reason, have adopted this armor-plated critter as their mascot. It lives in the Amazon basin and adjacent grasslands. We know what do armadillos eat and they are nocturnal in the southern regions. eight months after mating . Whereas the common nine-banded armadillo in the United States measures about 76 cm (30 inches) long, including the tail, the pink fairy armadillo, or lesser pichiciego (Chlamyphorus truncatus), of central Argentina, is only about 16 cm (6 inches). In their voracious search for insects and grubs to eat, armadillos can dig up quite a bit of land in a night. The three-, six-, and nine-banded armadillos are named for the number of movable bands in their armour. However, some species of armadillos have been known to travel in small groups, usually up to three armadillos. Armadillos can do a lot of damage to a yard, especially well kept yards, overnight. They are wild animals, and in many places it is illegal to own one as a pet. When it encounters a body of water, D. novemcinctus has two options. Weasels. Because of their burrowing habits, armadillos are considered pests in many regions. 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How do you earn opportunites to review journals or conference papers?
Critical reading is a very useful skill for most PhD students (and postdocs and researchers in general). Instead of assuming that everything you read in a scientific paper is right, it's useful to learn how to evaluate the paper critically: e.g., to question its content, to identify shortcomings and limitations and ways it could be improved.
Experience with reviewing papers is a powerful way to gain experience at critical reading of papers. Writing reviews for journals and/or conference helps a PhD student learn to get better at reading a paper with a critical perspective.
Unfortunately, review opportunities for PhD students are rare.
For instance, it is rare for PhD students to be invited to serve on program committees or asked to review papers. In addition, some may think that PhD students are not competent enough to write correct reviews of scientific papers.
How does one solve this problem? How can a PhD student get opportunities to practice reviewing papers? What would you suggest to a PhD student who wants to do some reviews?
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I think the first paragraph of this question ought to be re-edited to make it more useful. The assumptions about the critical ability of researchers "nowadays" are IMO baseless and speculative. They are also unnecessary for the main question which is useful and about reviewing articles. I would change it to something like "Participating in peer review of journal article can help PhD students build up critical skills, but they seldom get the opportunity to do this...." – Ivar Persson May 9 '12 at 10:17
How does one solve this problem? — Every time your PhD student presents a paper, ask them directly, "So, is this paper actually good?". If they say yes, look disappointed and ask "Really? Huh. Why do you think so?" If they say no, look disappointed and ask "Really? Huh. Why not?" In my department, we call this game "the qualifying exam" (only with four papers). – JeffE May 9 '12 at 15:02
Are you in computer science? Familiar with programming languages? I have a few papers that need reviewing. – Dave Clarke May 9 '12 at 20:16
@Dave Clarke I am, I am. Just write to me: davide.chicco(AT)gmail.com and we'll discuss privately. Thanx – DavideChicco.it May 10 '12 at 8:03
@JeffE - We have a similar process for the qualifying exam, but even more importantly, that's how my advisor ran lab meetings. Presenters were required to assign a "grade" to papers they presented and then justify the rating. It's a great idea, and it encourages critical thinking. – eykanal♦ Jul 24 '12 at 16:52
I'm going to address your question, but first, I have some issues with it generally:
I think that one of the problems of most PhD students (and postDocs and researchers in general) nowadays is that they don't read scientific papers with a critical judgement. They often think that everything is right in a scientific paper; they're not used to doubting its content...
This is manifestly not true in my opinion. Indeed in my experience (and I've seen this shared by others), I've watched faculty members reign in students who had torn into a published paper for what were essentially minor methodological flaws that wouldn't change the substantive findings of the paper one way or the other. I think a far more common problem is "failing to see the forest from the trees".
But, anyway, review opportunities for PhD students are not many.
They can be. I've reviewed 4 or 5 papers for journals in my time as a PhD student, and a disheartening number of conference abstracts.
How does one solve this problem?
There are three ways I've gotten papers to review:
Your advisor puts in a good word for you. Essentially, a journal asks them to review a paper (or if they're an editor somewhere, a paper hits their pile) and they redirect it to you, either formally or informally.
Publish. All of the papers I've reviewed are in areas where I already have a well received publication, which bypasses the "Journals don't think PhD students are competent" problem.
Some conferences put out calls for reviewers. Keep an eye out and sign up.
What would you suggest a PhD student who wants to do some review?
Publish. The strongest way I've ever ended up getting papers to review has been from papers I've published. Talk to your advisor. Look out for opportunities - I've seen at least three calls for reviewers in my time expressly open to students. This also gives you an experience being reviewed, which is important both for honing your own skills as a reviewer, and something you need to learn how to deal with.
Are there any open-to-review journals where one could train oneself?
You don't need a journal to do this. One of the most useful things you can do to train is to get a faculty member to support a journal club where, in addition to presenting the paper, the student writes a critique in the style of a review. Not only does this force you to read the paper you're presenting more closely, but it will let you learn in a protected, mentored environment rather than "out in the wild".
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+1: Just publish. If you haven't, you shouldn't be reviewing, and if you have, you will be reviewing. – David Ketcheson Jul 24 '12 at 19:40
"Some conferences put out calls for reviewers." But skip the really bad conferences. – Anonymous Physicist Sep 10 '15 at 3:39
I disagree with the statement that a PhD student never doubt a published article (at least in my field).
This said, it seems to me that one of the first work of a PhD student is to read and "review" papers: for example, when we start a new project, my advisors always ask me to do a whole bibliographical work, sum up the papers read to them, comment them, try to find what is good and what can be improved in the previous work. Even after, I am also asked to always follow on the new papers that could correspond to our work.
I believe it is one of the work of the advisor to help her/his PhD student to learn to do this sort of work.
Then if one really wants to review unreviewed papers, there is always ArXiv (or other equivalent repository for papers) where one can subscribe to the rss feed, then work on reviewing for oneself (or for one's advisor) the papers read that are close to your work.
Since your question seemed to be how can we do a review, I believe it is not important whether it is an official review or not: the important part was to review a paper in the first place.
GopiGopi
Just to add some personal experience to the other answers. I did quite a lot of reviews as my advisor and other people in my group who were on programme committees asked me to do some of the reviews they were assigned to do.
As far as I can tell, this is quite common practice in Computer Science. You would probably have more trouble avoiding doing reviews than doing them.
Lars KotthoffLars Kotthoff
I can't see why not. You're not sharing the paper with the whole group but just delegate the review to a single person. – Lars Kotthoff Jul 24 '12 at 20:56
Officially it's called subreviewing (and some of the conference management tools offer explicit support for it). The review would certainly be properly accredited. As for passing on reviews, this is basically a necessity. A well-known person in the field would be on the programme committee for many conferences and would get 10-15 papers to review for each. You can't do all that work on your own and teach and do research. – Lars Kotthoff Jul 25 '12 at 7:55
@DavidKetcheson It's not "sharing manuscripts": it's the formal procedure. A programme committee member asking somebody to review a submission is exactly the same thing as a journal editor asking somebody to review a submission. Members of the programme committee are explicitly expected to find people to review the submissions for them. – David Richerby Sep 1 '17 at 13:35
I don't know what field you're in, but in my field, there exist journals with a public discussion phase. Anybody can comment. For example, this interesting paper explaining why there is no easy way out to anthropogenic climate change had a lengthy discussion (most papers do not). Assigned peer reviewers are required to comment, and naturally the author is required to respond. But in addition, anybody else can respond. Unlike Stack Exchange, there is no voting (-;.
In geophysical sciences, the European Geophysical Union has the following two-stage journals (as of July 2012):
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics & Discussions
Atmospheric Measurement Techniques & Discussions
Biogeosciences & Discussions
Climate of the Past & Discussions
Drinking water Engineering Science & Discussions
Earth System Dynamics & Discussions
Earth System Science Data & Discussions
Geoscientific Instrumentation, Methods and Data Systems & Discussions
Geoscientific Model Development & Discussions
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences & Discussions
Ocean Science & Discussions
Social Geography & Discussions
Solid Earth & Discussions
The Cryosphere & Discussions
Possibly, there may be other fields where such kind of journals exist. Then you can exercise your reviewing by posting an unrequited review for a paper — note, however, that unrequited reviews (short comments) are not formally anonymous — although I have seen instances of people posting under a false name...
For a discussion on the wisdom of actually posting there, see: Pros and cons on commenting on public review papers
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A 109-year-old Gilmer County woman Alpha Coberly Miles Osborn has died.
She was born in Gilmer County a daughter of the late Daniel L. and Ella Jane Rhoades Coberly.
Her early years were spent in Gilmer County where she then married, moved to Akron, worked and retired from Firestone Rubber Company. She attended Akron Baptist Temple for numerous years.
She was an avid photographer and crafter and loved to travel. Her first husband, Edward Miles, fought in World War I. She had one of the oldest surviving WWI widows in the USA.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, January 2nd, 2011 at the Ellyson Mortuary, Inc., Glenville with Rev. Ronzel Roberts officiating. Burial will follow in the Rock Grove Cemetery at Linn.
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Justia Dockets & Filings Ninth Circuit California Eastern District Church v. Naftzger
Church v. Naftzger
Jack Church
J. Naftzger
US District Court for the Eastern District of California
Fresno Office
Sheila K. Oberto
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June 3, 2019 Filing 41 ORDER Denying 40 Motion to Appoint Counsel, signed by Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Thurston on 6/1/19. (Gonzalez, R)
December 12, 2018 Filing 34 ORDER & WRIT of HABEAS CORPUS AD TESTIFICANDUM, to Appear by Video Conference, Jack Church, CDCR #AF-8463 on 02/22/19 at 1:30p.m., signed by Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Thurston on 12/6/18. (Gonzalez, R)
December 6, 2018 Filing 33 ORDER Setting Settlement Conference, signed by Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Thurston on 12/6/18. Settlement Conference set for 2/22/2019 at 01:30 PM in Bakersfield, 510 19th Street before Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Thurston. (Gonzalez, R)
October 30, 2018 Filing 30 ORDER Vacating Discovery and Scheduling Order; Referring the Case to Post-Screening ADR Project; and Staying the Case for 90 Days signed by Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Thurston on 10/29/2018. Case stayed. Thirty-Day Deadline to Return Form. (Flores, E)
July 9, 2018 Filing 21 ORDER ADOPTING FINDNGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS for Plaintiff to Proceed on Due Process Claim Against Naftzger in the Original Complaint, All Other Claims and Defendants are Dismissed, and the First Amended Complaint is Stricken From the Record 1 , 9 , 13 , 19 , signed by District Judge Anthony W. Ishii on 7/9/2018: This action is referred to the Magistrate Judge for further proceedings in accordance with this order. (Hellings, J)
March 29, 2018 Filing 19 FINDINGS and RECOMMENDATIONS for Plaintiff to Proceed on Due Process Claim Against Naftzger in the Original Complaint 1 , All Other Claims and Defendants be Dismissed and First Amended Complaint 13 be Stricken from the Record; ORDER Directing the Clerk of the Court to Assign a District Judge to this Action, signed by Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Thurston on 3/29/18. This case has been assigned to District Judge Anthony W. Ishii and Magistrate Judge Jennifer L. Thurston. The New Case No. is: 1:18-cv-00596-AWI-JLT. Referred to Judge Ishii. Objections to F&R Due Within 21-Days. (Gonzalez, R)
December 19, 2017 Filing 17 ORDER DENYING Plaintiff's Motion for Reconsideration of Order Denying Appointment of Counsel 16 , signed by Magistrate Judge Sheila K. Oberto on 12/19/2017. (Hellings, J)
December 1, 2017 Filing 15 ORDER DENYING 14 Motion to Appoint Counsel signed by Magistrate Judge Sheila K. Oberto on 11/30/2017. (Sant Agata, S)
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HomeUWI News2020-25 Convergence: Beginning Phase 2 of Nation Building
2020-25 Convergence: Beginning Phase 2 of Nation Building
Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Vice-Chancellor of The University of the West Indies (The UWI), has asserted that the Caribbean region is amid a moment of convergence, in which international crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the global economic downturn are driving a level of intimacy between CARICOM states that holds tremendous potential for the future.
Vice-Chancellor Beckles made these remarks during a virtual media engagement session called "CARICOM, The UWI, Biden, and the Future of our Voice", held in November.
He observed that Caribbean states such as Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica are soon to attain 60 years of independence, and Barbados and Guyana are looking forward to celebrating their 55th. In addition, The UWI will also be celebrating its diamond anniversary in 2023: 75 years since its inception.
The Caribbean region has thus attained a certain maturity, and is entering Phase 2 of nation-building. This follows the first phase, which centred on our collective bid to convert disenfranchised former colonies into nation states.
Sir Hilary stated, "The UWI is stimulated by the thought of being a serious partner in the development of what could be a new social contract of nation building." This commitment is in alignment with the university's Triple A Strategy, which stands on the pillars of access, alignment, and agility, and is predicated upon the University's primary purpose, which is to serve in the advancement of the Caribbean community and sustain its development.
He says that the priorities of Phase 2 will include education; affordable housing; food security; and deeper integration in the form of one Caribbean lifestyle and culture that "cascades into regional citizenship". He looks forward to the coordination of the regional states' foreign policies, enabling the region to speak of its interests with one voice.
The UWI has been taking note of recent developments which threaten the interests of the region; for example, the impediments to Caribbean-European trade, finance, and cultural industries initiatives following Brexit, given that these have traditionally taken place via the portal of Britain.
"That bridge is now broken," Vice-Chancellor Beckles explained. "We need to go directly from CARICOM to the EU." To protect and enhance CARICOM's interests, The UWI has established a partnership with the European University Institute, located in Florence, Italy.
Much of the development taking place within the region has also been influenced by the circumstances caused by COVID-19. The regional problems brought on by this pandemic have spurred on greater and more intimate collaboration among the heads of government. Regional strategies to mitigate the fallout from this crisis are guided by the solid recommendations put forward by The UWI's world-class cadre of scientific and related subject-matter experts.
Sir Hilary applauds the enhanced sense of Caribbean oneness, and anticipates a positive outcome from this greater consciousness that is permeating all levels of regional government.
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Jamesville Beach Park is an Onondaga County park in LaFayette, New York, just south of the hamlet of Jamesville. A lifeguard oversees the 100 yards of waterfront that includes both shallow and deep areas.

Activities
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Events
Jamesville Beach Park is host to events throughout the year that include an Ironman Triathlon and balloon festival in June, and a Canine Carnival in the fall.

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This week's trending topic... online shopping.
Once again, Tuesday night I took to the web to take advantage of the 40% Gap and 30% off Old Navy discount. I grabbed a few last minute summer needs for our vacation and toddler socks, since Ashlynn's are cutting off her circulation, and some "back to school" picks.
Not sure we can really say back to school since it'll be Ashlynn's first experience, but either way, she'll be ready for the playground Day 1, her main point of interest, and hopefully some learning too!
Can't wait to see what else hits the stores in the next month, 'back to school' shopping has always been my favorite, so excited I get to pick things out for a few more years.
Anyone else school shopping yet, or picking up clothes for Fall? It's always hard to swallow while it's still July, but I can almost taste the pumpkin muffins. Don't blink!
I seriously keep thinking fall is right around the corner. I don't know what it is, I'm in the deep south. It doesn't even get fallish temps until January. ha! I think it is because of all the school supplies and that my daughter's birthday is in July. I just skipped August apparently.
I remember that sambas were THE shoes in 5th grade!!
Great picks, love that 'football tee'. Your girls are always dressed so cute (so you're an inspiration as I try and figure out how I'm going to do it..?!). Yea for FALL shopping!! Haha just posted my finds the other day too. Something so cozy-warm-fuzzy feeling about 'back to school' and the anticipation of Fall.
Girl we are two peas in a pod! I started online shopping and sorting old clothes today for fall! I get so excited to see what the stores put out in August! Love your picks!
love the last line, what a great descriptor of fall!