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Margaret Orloff, mother of BK Member Denis Orloff, died last night (7/24) after a short illness. Margaret lived in Montclair for the last seven years and was active with the Ner Tamid Seniors.
Margaret is survived by her sons Denis, Alan, and Louis and her grandchildren Jessica, Isaac, Elias, and Haniya.
Shiva will be at Denis and Amy's home on Sunday, August 28, and Monday, August 29 beginning a 6PM each day with a shiva minyan at 7:30PM.
Donations can be made to Ner Tamid for the Seniors Club.


HARRY REDKNAPP has denied he is interested in becoming boss at West Ham and insists that Sam Allardyce is the right man to take the Hammers forward.
There has been speculation in recent days that Redknapp could be in line to replace Allardyce at Upton Park with West Ham stuttering in the Premier League and suffering maulings in both cup competitions in the last week.
But Redknapp insists he is very happy at QPR, where he is enjoying the challenge of getting the club back to the Premier League.
And Redknapp believes it would be the wrong decision for the Hammers to try and replace Allardyce at this stage in the season.
He said: "There's no-one better than Sam, I don't think, to get them out of the situation they're in.
"He just needs a little bit of luck now. He needs to get his centre-halves fit, he needs Andy Carroll to get fit and if he gets them back, Sam's your man."
There's no-one better than Sam, I don't think, to get them out of the situation they're in.
Redknapp was also asked about the possibility of bringing Jermain Defoe to the club on loan as a short-term replacement for the injured Alejandro Faurlin.
Defoe earlier today sealed an £8m switch to MLS side Toronto FC but will not move to North America until February ahead of the new season.
Redknapp believes Defoe still has the potential to have a major impact before he leaves England, but Tim Sherwood also seems keen to retain the England forward for as long as possible.
Redknapp said: "We'd love to have him here. Even if you only had him for six weeks or eight weeks or whatever, he could come and score you ten goals I'm sure. He's that good."


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Our Most Anticipated Games of 2018
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It's Loresworn Games of the Year Week, and the main event is finally here! This is our definitive list of the best games we played in 2017. Something missing that you expected to make the countdown? Chances are, it's one of our Games We Didn't Get To in 2017 (But Wish We Had).
And don't forget to swing back by tomorrow for our Most Anticipated Games of 2018.
Loresworn Games of the Year: Games We Didn't Get To in 2017 (But Wish We Had)
It's Loresworn Games of the Year Week! Today, we run through the games you won't see on our Games of the Year list tomorrow… but we think probably would have made it if not for the fact that we just didn't get around to them. 2017 had so many great games that slipped by it's almost embarrassing, so the least we can do is give them a nod here. We hope to loop back around and tackle some of these next year.
Best Games of 1998
We're back with the eighth entry in our series on the best games of all time! Since Loresworn has only been around since 2015, but D.M. and T.J. have been having opinions about games much longer than that, we're embarking on a journey through every year from 1980 to the present, listing our favorite games that came out each year. Every week we'll be discussing a specific year, listing what we think are the five best games from that year. At the end of this saga, we will look over all the games from each year to create Top 25 Games of All Time lists for each of us, and a grand Top 100 Games of All Time to stand as Loresworn's final word on the subject!
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We're back with the fifth entry of our series on the best games of all time! Since Loresworn has only been around since 2015, but D.M. and T.J. have been having opinions about games much longer than that, we're embarking on a journey through every year from 1980 to the present, listing our favorite games that came out each year. Every week we'll be discussing a specific year, listing what we think are the five best games from that year. At the end of this saga, we will look over all the games from each year to create Top 25 Games of All Time lists for each of us, and a grand Top 100 Games of All Time to stand as Loresworn's final word on the subject!
After a couple weeks off recovering from PDXCon, we're back with the fourth entry of our series on the best games of all time! Since Loresworn has only been around since 2015, but D.M. and T.J. have been having opinions about games much longer than that, we're embarking on a journey through every year from 1980 to the present, listing our favorite games that came out each year. Every week we'll be discussing a specific year, listing what we think are the five best games from that year. At the end of this saga, we will look over all the games from each year to create Top 25 Games of All Time lists for each of us, and a grand Top 100 Games of All Time to stand as Loresworn's final word on the subject!
Welcome to the fourth entry of our series on the best games of all time! Since Loresworn has only been around since 2015, but D.M. and T.J. have been having opinions about games much longer than that, we're embarking on a journey through every year from 1980 to the present, listing our favorite games that came out each year. Every week we'll be discussing a specific year, listing what we think are the five best games from that year. At the end of this saga, we will look over all the games from each year to create Top 25 Games of All Time lists for each of us, and a grand Top 100 Games of All Time to stand as Loresworn's final word on the subject!
Welcome to the third entry of our series on the best games of all time! Since Loresworn has only been around since 2015, but D.M. and T.J. have been having opinions about games much longer than that, we're embarking on a […]
Welcome to the second entry of our series on the best games of all time! Since Loresworn has only been around since 2015, but D.M. and T.J. have been having opinions about games much longer than that, we're embarking on a journey through every year from 1980 to the present, listing our favorite games that came out each year. Every week we'll be discussing a specific year, listing what we think are the five best games from that year. At the end of this saga, we will look over all the games from each year to create Top 25 Games of All Time lists for each of us, and a grand Top 100 Games of All Time to stand as Loresworn's final word on the subject!
Best Games of the 1980s
Welcome to the first entry of our series on the best games of all time! Since Loresworn has only been around since 2015, but D.M. and T.J. have been having opinions about games much longer than that, we're embarking on a journey through every year from 1980 to the present, listing our favorite games that came out each year. Since we were collectively only alive for four months of the 1980s, and the games industry wasn't exactly what it is today, we've combined the decade into a single, Top 10 list for each of us. Every week from here on, we'll be discussing a specific year from 1990 – 2014, listing what we think are the five best games from that year. At the end of this saga, we will look over all the games from each year to create Top 25 Games of All Time lists for each of us, and a grand Top 100 Games of All Time to stand as Loresworn's final word on the subject! We look forward to having you along on this voyage through time. Without further ado, the Best Games of the 1980s!
We're wrapping up Loresworn Games of the Year Week with a countdown of our Most Anticipated Games of 2016! If you're just now joining us, be sure to check out Games We Didn't Get To in 2016 (But Wish We Had), and Games of the Year!
It's Loresworn Games of the Year Week! Today, we run through the games you won't see on our Games of the Year list tomorrow… but we think probably would have made it if not for the fact that we just didn't get around to them. 2016 was stuffed to the gills with awesome games, and we wouldn't have been able to hit all the ones worth playing even if we didn't have so many other demands on our time. We hope to loop back around and tackle some of these next year.
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Taliban influence ops. Content control, Havana-style and Seoul-style. Getting over on the algorithm.
Taliban influence operations.
Cuba tightens online censorship.
South Korea considers legislation designed to curb fake news.
Bamboozling the algorithm.
Early signs of the direction Taliban influence operations are likely to take.
The Taliban, now firmly in the saddle as the only thing that resembles governmental authority in Afghanistan, have shown some signs of how their influence operations are likely to shape up. Some of it is readily foreseeable, if surprisingly well executed, like a mocking image of troops looking like US Marines hoisting a Taliban flag in nicely done mockery of the iconic flag raising on Iwo Jima. The Marines haven't commented, the Military Times observes. The Taliban fighters (said to belong to the Taliban's Badri 313 battalion) holding the staff are also well-turned out in obviously stolen military tactical kit, which itself makes a point. Military Times sees the image as emblematic of the design savvy of Taliban propaganda.
Another foreseeable line of influence concerns Afghanistan's possible future as a haven for terrorist organizations, a revenant al Qaeda among them. According to the Washington Post, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, in the course of enunciating a policy of not allowing Afghan territory to be used as a staging area for terrorist attacks, commented, "When Osama bin Laden became an issue for the Americans, he was in Afghanistan. Although there was no proof he was involved [in the 9/11 terror attacks]. Now, we have given promises that Afghan soil won't be used against anyone." The same could have been said, and to a great extent was said, by the one-eyed Mullah Mohammed Omar in late 2001.
Early signs point to continued reliance on social media as a conduit for influence and domestic control. As a New York Times op-ed headline puts it, "The Taliban Want You to Keep Your Phone On."
The style of Taliban influence operations seems likely to be informed by patience, confidence in ultimate success, a concentration on the big picture, and, above all, a will to inspire. An essay in Defense One by a US intelligence veteran, a linguist who specialized in Dari and Pashto, describes what it was like listening to Taliban traffic. It was enthusiastic, confident, and clear, with a devotion to motivation, morale, and the art of the pep talk that could only make the Americans (culturally committed as they are to those very same styles) shake their heads in grudging, sad, appreciation.
The UN-sponsored group Tech Against Terrorism has added the Taliban to the list of terrorist groups, Protocol reports, and will be adding the group's content to the database it uses to warn platforms and outlets that they've been fed terrorist material.
Cuba will take action against fake news.
The Record reports that Cuba's government, evidently spooked and inspired to urgency by recent protests, has enacted a law that will be used against the distribution of news the regime in Havana deems false. Since there is no neutral epistemological engine to distinguish truth from lies in a moral sense, the Party will draw the distinction in an extramoral sense. What will matter are the effects, not the truth value of the propositions being expressed. Criticism of the regime is "cyberterrrorism," and the measure appears to be a step toward a national firewall.
So will South Korea.
The Republic of Korea, unlike Cuba a functioning democracy with a robust civil society, is also moving toward passage of a law designed to impose punitive damages, Reuters reports, on those who spread falsehoods that cause demonstrable harm to people. Seoul seems to have cast the issue along the lines of curbing slander as opposed to imposing a more general censorship.
Circumventing algorithms that screen for specific content.
Online fora that have long provided a place where the criminal-to-criminal market can conduct business have begun trying to exclude ransomware operators in particular from doing business within their virtual precincts. But their attempts to do so have thus far met with indifferent success, the Daily Beast reports, as the C2C market evades systems that search for particular words as a means of flagging criminal content. Thus they may not solicit help with ransomware, but perhaps offer to "buy accesses" to companies with "specific revenues." The approach is similar to one adopted by, the Beast observes, vaccine skeptics who euphemize their purpose by calling their groups "dance parties" and the like, the better to stay below the censors' radar. (NBC News has an account of this approach.)
None of this is likely to work for long, no more than did the Cold War sergeant's firm belief in homebrew code: like the confidence displayed in World War II movies that a GI could always recognize an SS impostor because the SS man wouldn't know that "Olive Oyl" was the name of Popeye's girlfriend, our circa 1980 sergeant was often convinced that if he said "klicks" on the radio in the clear no enemy would know he meant "kilometers." But then it doesn't have to. Slang, innuendo, leetspeak itself are as much intensional quicksilver as any natural language.
Taliban spokesman says 'no proof' bin Laden was responsible for 9/11 attacks (Washington Post) A Taliban spokesman said there was "no proof" that Osama bin Laden was involved in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Bin Laden's well documented role as the plotter of the attacks made him the most wanted fugitive in the world until he was killed by U.S. Navy SEALs in 2011.
In an Image Mocking the Marines, the Taliban Shows Off New Propaganda Savvy (Military.com) The Marine Corps did not comment on the photo or its similarity to the famed Iwo Jima image.
Opinion | How the Taliban Turned Smartphones Into Weapons (NYTimes) They employed social media to cultivate an image of strength within Afghanistan, while projecting an air of legitimacy to the outside world.
What I Learned While Eavesdropping on the Taliban (Defense One) I spent 600 hours listening in on the people who now run Afghanistan. It wasn't until the end of my tour that I understood what they were telling me.
US military must prepare for POW concerns in the deepfake era (C4ISRNet) The authors suggest four preliminary steps to prepare for manipulated recordings and photos of POWs, including establishing methods to identify doctored videos quickly after adversaries send them out.
Inside the Secret Codes Hackers Use to Outwit Ransomware Cops (The Daily Beast) After a flurry of disruptive ransomware attacks this summer, cybercriminal forums banned ransomware posts. But the ransomware gangs are finding ways to skirt the rules.
Facebook sent a ton of traffic to a Chicago Tribune story. So why is everyone mad at them? (Nieman Lab) Because that story was a hit among anti-vaxxers — showing you don't have to be a "fake news" outfit to put public health at risk.
The Technology 202: Study finds sites that mislead, not flat-out lie, attract record share of Facebook engagements (Washington Post) As overall engagement on Facebook dropped this year, sites that share news misleadingly are attracting a record-level share of the platform's audience, according to a study shared exclusively with The Technology 202.
Apple's App Store Loopholes Put Children at Risk (Tech Transparency Project) Apple just announced new steps to flag child sex abuse images on iPhones. But a TTP investigation shows that Apple's App Store is rife with child safety problems.
Twitter blocked and labeled Donald Trump's tweets on election fraud. They spread anyway. (USA TODAY) An NYU study of Trump tweets raises new questions about the ability of social media companies to halt the flood of falsehoods during election cycles.
YouTube says it's removed 1 million videos for COVID-19 misinformation (CNET) But the 1 million coronavirus-related takedowns since the start of the pandemic are difficult to put in context, because of YouTube's gigantic scale.
Facebook Said to Consider Forming an Election Commission (New York Times) The social network has contacted academics to create a group to advise it on thorny election-related decisions, said people with knowledge of the matter.
OnlyFans: How it handles illegal sex videos (BBC News) Announcement came as leaked documents revealed Only Fans had some "tolerance" for accounts that posted illegal content.
OnlyFans' Explicit Content Ban Betrays Its Creators (Wired) The adult fansite made its name off of personalized porn. This week, it announced that it would restrict "sexually explicit conduct" starting in October.
OnlyFans seeks to reassure adult content creators after backlash over banning porn from the site (Business Insider) The content subscription company tweeted an ill-received message of gratitude and support for sex workers affected by the site's "porn ban" last week.
OnlyFans no longer plans to ban porn, saying in abrupt U-turn that it wants to be a 'home for all creators' (BusinessWire) OnlyFans is reversing its recent decision to ban porn. It had planned to prohibit sexually explicit content starting October 1, prompting user backlash. It said Wednesday that it "will continue to provide a home for all creators."
The OnlyFans Porn Ban Reversal Does Not Reassure Creators (Wired) Performers of sexually explicit content are relieved but still worried about their futures on the subscription site.
Cuba passes internet censorship and cybersecurity law (The Record by Recorded Future) Following weeks of protests against its decades-long communist leadership, the Cuban government passed a series of new laws that limit freedom of expression on the internet and force local service providers to create censorship mechanisms on their networks in order to prevent the spread of "false information."
South Korea parliament set to pass law to curb 'fake news' (Reuters) South Korea's ruling party is set to revise a media law to rein in "fake news" by giving courts the power to award much bigger damages but opponents said it would discourage reporters from delving into the shady dealings of the powerful.
China blasts US over Afghanistan pullout, describes 'effective' talks with Taliban (Military Times) China considers Kabul to be an "important platform and channel for both sides to discuss important matters of all kinds."
Top tech group adds the Taliban to list of terrorist organizations (Protocol) Tech Against Terrorism, a UN-backed initiative, will compile Taliban content in its database and alert tech companies when it appears on their platforms.
Opinion: The Taliban says it will respect women. But we Iranians have seen this movie before. (Washington Post) On Tuesday, the Taliban held a news conference in Kabul. Its spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, bent over backward to reassure the international community of the group's benign intentions. He promised an inclusive government, hinted at elections and declared that today's Taliban has changed considerably since it lost its grip on power 20 years ago.
Opinion | I Commanded Afghan Troops This Year. We Were Betrayed. (New York Times) It pains me to see President Biden and other Western officials blame the Afghan Army for collapsing but not mention why that happened.
Breaking hearts and minds: The strategy of surrender (Military Times) This is more than just an issue of international credibility, it is also one of national security.
He Was the 'Perfect Villain' for Voting Conspiracists (New York Times) Eric Coomer had an election-security job at Dominion Voting Systems. He also had posted anti-Trump messages on Facebook. What happened next ruined his life.


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So fearsome and vicious are black swans that at the San Francisco Zoo they cordon off their specimen behind fences and high concrete walls and a huge moat.
Near the Coit Tower, a hilly walk up from San Francisco's Chinatown.
The PM was right about one thing during the London stage of his trip: there are more important issues than another referendum on becoming a formal republic. It would be nice to have, but really, there are plenty of things needing fixing which don't require a constitutional change.
Over in Kiwi-land, Helen Clark and friends have gone and concluded a free trade agreement with China! Kudos to them, since this will hopefully set a precedent for more open trade across the entire region. It is also probably good for New Zealand's economy, although hilariously their Foreign Minister disagrees because he's from a different coalition party.


How do stalactites and stalagmites grow hundreds of feet inside the Earth? Explore an original cave, constructed inside a box.
Caving is an adventure for spelunkers who explore caverns around the world! Students research how subterranean caves were formed. Rainwater containing carbonic acid erodes limestone to form caverns filled with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. Modern technology makes it possible to find hidden caves. Learn about amazing cave features such as rivers, caverns, and creatures (think bats and beyond). Students create their own imaginary cave.
Here are some ideas to get the cave started. Students use Crayola® Colored Pencils, draw the entrance to the cave on the bottom of a shoe box. Cut out the opening with Crayola Scissors.
Use Crayola Model Magic to cover the area around the cave entrance. To create rock- or vegetation-like colors of Model Magic, rub color from a Crayola Washable Marker onto white modeling compound. Knead, adding more marker color to get the desired shade. Flatten the Model Magic and press it onto the box. Attach it to the box with Crayola School Glue. Air-dry the entrance.
Color the inside of the box and its lid to resemble the inside of a cave.
Using Model Magic, students form stalactites, stalagmites, and other cave formations. Vary colors of the formations, just like in a real cave. Glue them to the roof and floor of the cave. Air-dry the formations.
Glue the lid to the top of the box to seal the cave. Air-dry before displaying.
LA: Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases.
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Organize a class field trip to a local cave site. Prior to the day of the field trip. Students compose questions that they have about caves. Organize these questions into a worksheet for students to refer to during the trip. After the event, students post new learning to a class blog.
In small groups, students research animal that live in caves. Investigate how they move about in the darkness, what they eat, and why they live in these habitats. Construct a chart organizing research and be prepared to present this information to classmates.
How have humans used caves in the past? Students investigate this question and use Crayola Colored Pencils to illustrate the various uses caves have had for caves in the past. Students write a brief paragraph of explanation which will accompany each illustration.
Students research prehistoric cave art. Who is credited with these artworks? When were the artworks created? Where are these located? Students draw symbols similar to the cave art and organize their research into short paragraphs to accompany the symbols.


His greatest war poetry has been collected, edited and introduced here by Professor Jon Stallworthy. This special edition is published to commemorate the end of the hellish war that Owen, though the hard-won truth and terrible beauty of his poetry, has taught us never to forget.
The complete and definitive edition of poems from the greatest poet of WW1, Wilfred Owen2018 marks a hundred years since the end of the First World War.
Presents the true horror of the trenches.
Derived from Jon Stallworthy's two-volume Complete Poems and Fragments (1983) described as a "triumph" (Times Literary Supplement) and "a definitive text" (Los Angeles Times) this is the finest single-volume edition of the work of the greatest poet of the First World War."
The definitive single-volume edition of the work of the greatest poet of the First World War2018 marks the centenary of the end of the First World War.
Features such poems as "Anthem for Doomed Youth", "Strange Meeting", "Requiem", "The Silent One", "Break of Day in the Trenches", and "Louse Hunting". This title reflects the disparate experiences of ordinary soldiers in war, and attempts to capture man's humanity in the inhumane of circumstances.
By matching the paper, pencil, ink and 24 watermarks of the largely undated manuscripts with those of the poet's dated letters, the author has been able to disentangle the chronology of Owen's work and reveal the overall development of the poet and stages in the development of individual poems and fragments. This book deals with his work.


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How? Taking advantage of these things through GitHub is pretty easy. In this post I'm going to give a brief overview of how to set up a GitHub data repository.


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Justia Dockets & Filings Eleventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit Jaki Baez v. Specialized Loan Servicing, LL Filing 1109746783
Jaki Baez v. Specialized Loan Servicing, LL
Opinion issued by court as to Appellant Jaki Baez. Decision: Affirmed. Opinion type: Non-Published. Opinion method: Per Curiam. The opinion is also available through the Court's Opinions page at this link http://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions.
Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 1 of 13 [DO NOT PUBLISH] IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT ________________________ No. 16-17292 Non-Argument Calendar ________________________ D.C. Docket No. 9:15-cv-81676-KAM JAKI BAEZ, individually, Plaintiff-Appellant, versus SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICING, LLC, Foreign Limited Liability Company, Defendant-Appellee. ________________________ Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida ________________________ (September 22, 2017) Before HULL, WILSON, and ROSENBAUM, Circuit Judges. PER CURIAM: Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 2 of 13 Plaintiff-appellant Jaki Baez claims that she suffered damages as a result of Defendant-appellee Specialized Loan Servicing, LLC's ("Specialized Loan") failure to adequately respond to her request for certain information relating to her mortgage loan. Baez submitted her request pursuant to the provisions of Regulation X, 12 C.F.R. part 1024, which implements the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act ("RESPA"), 12 U.S.C. §§ 2601, et. seq. If a servicer fails to comply with its obligations under RESPA or its regulations, plaintiffs can recover "any actual damages to the borrower as a result of the failure." 12 U.S.C. § 2605(f)(1)(A). The district court granted Specialized Loan summary judgment because Baez had not shown any "actual damages" caused by the alleged failure to comply with RESPA. On appeal, Baez contends that she suffered damages in the form of the following: (1) postage costs for sending the request for information; (2) attorney's fees flowing from a review of the deficient response; and (3) the deprivation of information that she would have received had Specialized Loan complied with its obligations. After careful review, we agree with the district court that Baez has failed to produce sufficient evidence of actual damages caused by her servicer's failure to comply with RESPA. We therefore affirm. 2 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 3 of 13 I. Regulation X "RESPA is a consumer protection statute that imposes a duty on servicers of mortgage loans to acknowledge and respond to inquiries from borrowers." Bivens v. Bank of Am., N.A., ___ F.3d ___, ___, 2017 WL 3529113, *2 (11th Cir. Aug. 17, 2017). RESPA requires servicers to comply with the obligations specified in 12 U.S.C. § 2605 as well as any regulations issued to carry out the statute's purposes. See 12 U.S.C. § 2605(k)(1). A servicer's failure to comply with RESPA or its implementing regulations gives rise to a private cause of action. See Id. § 2605(f). This case concerns two provisions in Regulation X, which implements RESPA. These provisions were promulgated by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB") and went into effect on January 10, 2014. See Mortgage Servicing Rules Under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, 78 Fed. Reg. 10696 (Feb. 14, 2013). The central regulation at issue outlines a servicer's duties in responding to a borrower's "written request for information," or "RFI." § 1024.36(a). See 12 C.F.R. When a borrower requests information "with respect to the borrower's mortgage loan account," the servicer is required to take certain responsive actions within certain times periods. See id. § 1024.36(a). The servicer must provide written acknowledgement of the request within five days. § 1024.36(c) Id. Then, within 30 days, the servicer must either provide the 3 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 4 of 13 information the borrower requested or, after a reasonable investigation, notify the borrower in writing that it has determined that the information is not available and explain the basis for its decision. Id. § 1024.36(d); see id. § 1024.36(d)(2)(i)(A) (reducing the time limit to 10 days if the borrower requests the identity of the secured creditor). The regulation also specifies, among other things, alternative means of compliance, id. § 1024.36(e), as well as situations in which a servicer is not required to provide the information requested, id. § 1024.36(f). The second regulation at issue, 12 C.F.R. § 1024.41, "dictates how a mortgage loan servicer must review a borrower's loss mitigation application." Lage v. Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, 839 F.3d 1003, 1006–07 (11th Cir. 2016) (summarizing the requirements of this regulation). "A loss mitigation application is simply a request by a borrower for any of a number of alternatives to foreclosure, known as loss mitigation options, including, among others, modification of the mortgage." Id. at 1006. II. Factual Background Baez purchased her home in 2005 with a mortgage loan from First Franklin Bank. At some point, Specialized Loan took over as her mortgage loan servicer. Since that time, Baez claims, Specialized Loan has continued to raise her monthly mortgage payments without providing adequate explanation. 4 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 5 of 13 In January 2015, Baez stopped paying her mortgage to see if she could qualify for a loan modification agreement that worked for her. Around that time, she retained the law firm of Korte & Wortman, P.S. (the "Korte firm") to both help with any ensuing foreclosure and to achieve a loan modification. She has paid the Korte firm a flat fee of $400 per month since that time. Baez testified that she tried to work with Specialized Loan to get information about why her mortgage payments were rising and whether she could obtain a loan modification so that she could save her home. But Specialized Loan, according to Baez, was unresponsive or unhelpful. In her view, Specialized Loan stonewalled her efforts to obtain a modification by saying that it had not received necessary documents that Baez had sent. And even though she received "confirmations" about submitting all necessary documents, Baez could not understand why she was never approved. On September 18, 2015, Baez, through her attorney, sent a request for information to Specialized Loan. In the request, she asked for information about her mortgage loan, including any loss-mitigation applications she had submitted, a payoff quote, and any notifications of servicer transfer. Specialized Loan acknowledged the request and later submitted a packet of information in response. Baez claims that the packet was deficient because it contained no correspondence file of what Specialized Loan had communicated to Baez. She specifically points 5 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 6 of 13 to two letters Specialized Loan sent her, dated March 18, 2015, and May 5, 2015, respectively, which were produced during discovery in this case but which were not included in Specialized Loan's response. Soon after she received Specialized Loan's purportedly deficient response to her request for information, Baez filed suit in state court alleging a violation of RESPA. Specialized Loan removed the matter to federal district court and then moved to dismiss the complaint. The district court denied the motion, and the case proceeded through discovery. Both parties moved for summary judgment at the close of discovery. Ultimately, the district court granted summary judgment to Specialized Loan on the ground that Baez had failed to show that she had been injured by Specialized Loan's response to her RFI.1 Baez now appeals. III. Standard of Review We review de novo the district court's grant of summary judgment. Liebman v. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 808 F.3d 1294, 1298 (11th Cir. 2015). Summary judgment is appropriate where, viewing the evidence and drawing all reasonable inferences in favor of the party opposing summary judgment, "there is 1 Specialized Loan maintains on appeal, as it argued before the district court, that its obligation to respond is limited to requests for information relating to "servicing" of the loan, see 12 U.S.C. § 2605(i)(3) (defining the term "servicing"), which in its view does not include requests like Baez's related to loan modification. Baez responds that the version of Regulation X promulgated by the CFPB expanded a servicer's response obligations to include any request for information "with respect to the borrower's mortgage loan," 12 C.F.R. § 1024.36(a), which in Baez's view includes requests related to loan modification. The district court did not reach this issue, and we find it unnecessary to resolve. Even assuming that Baez has established a RESPA violation, she has not established actual damages as a result of that violation. 6 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 7 of 13 no genuine issue of material fact and the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law." Id.; Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(a). IV. Discussion A servicer's failure to comply with its RESPA obligations allows a borrower to recover any "actual damages . . . as a result of the failure" and "any additional damages," not to exceed $2,000, if there is "a pattern or practice of noncompliance" with RESPA. 12 U.S.C. § 2605(f)(1). "Damages are an essential element of a RESPA claim." Lage, 839 F.3d at 1011. Thus, to prevail on a RESPA claim, a plaintiff must show (1) a failure to comply with a RESPA obligation and (2) actual damages sustained as a result of the failure to comply. Renfroe v. Nationstar Mortg., LLC, 822 F.3d 1241, 1244 (11th Cir. 2016). We have not defined "actual damages" under RESPA, and that term is not defined in the statute itself. See 12 U.S.C. § 2605(f)(1)(A). Nor have we applied a consistent definition of that term across statutes. Compare Fanin v. U.S. Dep't of Veterans Affairs, 572 F.3d 868, 872–73 (11th Cir. 2009) (holding that, under the Privacy Act, 5 U.S.C. § 552a(g)(4), "actual damages" means "pecuniary losses" only, and does not include recovery for "mental injuries, loss of reputation, embarrassment or other non-quantifiable injuries"); with Banai v. Sec'y U.S. Dep't of Hous. & Urban Dev. ex rel. Times, 102 F.3d 1203, 1207 (11th Cir.1997) (stating that the Fair Housing Act's allowance for "actual damages," 42 U.S.C. 7 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 8 of 13 § 3612(g)(3), includes compensation for "anger, embarrassment, and emotional distress"). Because it is not necessary to the result, we construe "actual damages" broadly and assume, but do not decide, that plaintiffs can recover both pecuniary losses and non-pecuniary losses under RESPA. See Renfroe, LLC, 822 F.3d at 1244 (RESPA is a "remedial consumer-protection statute" that "should be construed liberally in order to best serve Congress's intent"). For actual damages to be "a result of" a servicer's noncompliance, the "plaintiff must present evidence to establish a causal link between the [servicer's] noncompliance and [her] damages." See Turner v. Beneficial Corp., 242 F.3d 1023, 1027–28 (11th Cir.2001) (en banc) (interpreting the Truth in Lending Act ("TILA"), which similarly allows for recovery of "actual damage sustained . . . as a result of the failure" to comply with the TILA, 15 U.S.C. § 1640(a)(1)). Baez asserts that she was harmed by Specialized Loan's response to her RFI, which we assume arguendo failed to comply with Regulation X, in three ways. First, she paid $4.70 in postage to send the request for information in the first place. Second, she paid her attorneys to review Specialized Loan's deficient response. Finally, Baez claims that the deficient response deprived her and her counsel "of the ability to determine whether there was another RESPA violation under §1024.41(b)(2), which governs loss mitigation procedures." The "lack of 8 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 9 of 13 information that is due," she says, "is the damages." (Emphasis omitted). We address each contention in turn. First, the cost of sending an initial request for information is not a cost to the borrower "as a result of the failure" to comply with a RESPA obligation. See 12 U.S.C. § 2605(f)(1)(A). At the time the request is sent, and the postage cost incurred, no RESPA violation has occurred, nor will one necessarily occur. The servicer may adequately respond to the request, or it may not, but the postage cost to the borrower is the same in both instances. A cost that is incurred whether or not the servicer complies with its obligations is not a cost that is caused by, or "a result of," the failure to comply. 2 See Turner, 242 F.3d at 1028. 2 This is not a situation in which a past error becomes "current," as in Renfroe. In Renfroe, we held that a plaintiff could establish actual damages where a servicer fails to respond to a notice of error by fixing past errors and issuing refunds of erroneous charges. See 822 F.3d at 1246. That is because a notice of error "makes past errors current by requiring servicers to fix errors they find upon reasonable investigation, including by issuing refunds as necessary." Id. Thus, "[w]hen a plaintiff plausibly alleges that a servicer violated its statutory obligations and as a result the plaintiff did not receive a refund of erroneous charges, she has been cognizably harmed." Id. at 1246–47. Here, in contrast, the servicer's compliance or lack of compliance with its RESPA obligations has no effect on the costs Baez incurred in sending the initial request. For instance, a plaintiff is not entitled to a return of her postage costs if the servicer adequately responds. For similar reasons, we do not find persuasive Baez's reliance on Sixth Circuit precedent, which appears to allow recovery for the initial costs of preparing and sending a request for information where the servicer gives a deficient response. See Marais v. Chase Home Finance LLC, 736 F.3d 711, 721 (6th Cir. 2013) ("[T]he district court's determination that costs Marais incurred associated with preparing her [request] did not constitute actual damages did not take into account Marais's argument that those costs were for naught due to Chase's deficient response, i.e., her [request] expenses became actual damages when Chase ignored its statutory duties to adequately respond.") (citation omitted). As explained above, the cost of preparing and sending the request, even if it is "for naught," is not causally linked to the deficient response. 9 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 10 of 13 For similar reasons, we agree with the district court that Baez's evidence fails to show a causal connection between her attorney's review time and Specialized Loan's deficient response. Leaving aside the question of whether attorney's fees are damages recoverable under § 2605(f), the undisputed evidence reflects that Baez had hired the Korte firm for a flat monthly fee to help with any ensuing foreclosure and to achieve a loan modification. There is no evidence that Baez incurred any additional representation costs as a result of the deficient response. For instance, Baez has not shown that the deficient response caused her to retain the Korte firm for longer than she otherwise would have. And the Korte firm would have reviewed the response whether or not it complied with Regulation X. Accordingly, the portion of her monthly fee Baez attributes to her attorney's review of the deficient response does not qualify as "actual damages . . . as a result of" Specialized Loan's failure to comply with RESPA. Finally, Baez argues that Specialized Loan's deficient response— specifically its failure to produce the March 2015 and May 2015 letters to Baez, among others—caused her "to forego immediately bringing a § 1024.41 claim" alongside the claim for failure to adequately respond to her RFI. Baez casts § 1024.34 as an investigative tool for borrowers to discover other RESPA violations. If a servicer frustrates that investigation by failing to respond or by providing a deficient response, Baez reasons, it also frustrates a borrower's ability 10 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 11 of 13 to enforce its other rights under RESPA. As a result, according to Baez, a servicer should be held liable in circumstances where, as here, its response was deficient. Otherwise, she reasons, servicers can frustrate a borrower's ability to enforce its RESPA rights with relative impunity. We have recognized that a plaintiff could potentially prove actual damages for purposes of RESPA by showing that the servicer's deficient response "prevented her from taking some important action." Bates v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA, 768 F.3d 1126, 1135 (11th Cir. 2014) ("[Bates] has not explained why her lack of knowing why she received the check in March somehow caused her additional damages or prevented her from taking some important action."). But there is still a need for causation, which Baez does not dispute. And the plaintiff, in order to have standing to bring such a claim, must establish "a concrete injury even in the context of a statutory violation." Spokeo, Inc. v. Robins, 136 S. Ct. 1540, 1549 (2016). We need not resolve this issue here, however, because, in any case, she has not properly preserved it for appeal. Throughout the proceedings before the district court, Baez never claimed, as she does on appeal, that the lack of information itself was the damages. In her motion for summary judgment, her response in opposition to Specialized Loan's motion for summary judgment, and her reply to the Specialized Loan's response to her motion for summary judgment, 11 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 12 of 13 the only "actual damages" Baez requested were the cost of postage ($4.70) and her attorney's review time ($75.00). Her reply makes this explicit: she requested "a judgment in the amount of $79.70, plus attorney's fee and costs." To be sure, in her filings below, she addressed the interplay between § 1024.34 and § 1024.41 and the importance of receiving complete loss-mitigation information from the servicer in response to an RFI, but she never put forth the specific argument that she advances on appeal—that the failure to produce information due in response to an RFI is itself "actual damages." It is well settled that we will generally not consider on appeal an issue or argument not fairly presented to the district court. Resolution Trust Corp. v. Dunmar Corp., 43 F.3d 587, 598–99 (11th Cir. 1995). While we have the discretion to consider arguments raised for the first time on appeal, we will do so only in "special circumstances." Access Now, Inc. v. Sw. Airlines Co., 385 F.3d 1324, 1331 (11th Cir. 2004) (outlining these circumstances). We find no special circumstances in this case that warrant our reaching an issue that was not fairly presented to the district court. V. Conclusion For these reasons, we agree with the district court that Baez failed to establish sufficient competent evidence of "actual damages . . . as a result of" 12 Case: 16-17292 Date Filed: 09/22/2017 Page: 13 of 13 Specialized Loan's failure to comply with RESPA or Regulation X. 3 Accordingly, we AFFIRM the district court's grant of summary judgment against Baez. 3 To the extent Baez claims to have suffered damages in the form of mental anguish, she raised that issue for the first time in her reply brief, so it is not properly before us. See Sapuppo v. Allstate Floridian Ins. Co., 739 F.3d 678, 683 (11th Cir. 2014) (new arguments raised in a reply brief "come too late"). In any case, Baez's claim of mental anguish is based on the entire course of her interactions with Specialized Loan. It has no clear causal connection to Specialized Loan's deficient response. 13


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The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria
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The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria is a country in the Maghreb region of North Africa. The capital and most populous city are Algiers, located in the far north of the country on the Mediterranean coast. With an area of 2,381,741 square kilometers (919,595 sq mi), Algeria is the…
Mighty pillars of Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt
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The Massylii or Maesulians Massylians. My ancient tribal roots #genealogy #patriarchalline #roots #familytreedna #MyAfricanRoots #HotDamnImAPrince
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Dna indicates that an ancient King/Chieftain of the Massylii, who with Rome's help established the united Numidian Kingdom across North Africa, is the cause of a Y-dna founder effect for the country of Morocco. This same Y-dna founder effect is present in my y-dna, having come…
Protests erupt in Egypt
Protest in Cairo's Tahrir Square against the el-Sisi regime. (Reuters) By JOHN LESLIE Protests rocked Egypt last month as protesters took to the streets demanding the downfall of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi following the revelations of a corruption scandal. The protests began on Sept. 19 and did not fully subside for almost two weeks when…
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A study by French website Mediapart and Radio France Internationale (RFI) and two other French investigation sites in coordination with Dutch site Lighthouse Reports has revealed that French Rafael warplanes sold to Egypt had been used to support Khalifa Haftar's forces in their military operations in Libya. The study said the…
1,909 detained in Egypt as crackdown continues
The number of arrests in Egypt has hit 1,909, according to figures documented by the Cairo-based NGO the Egyptian Centre for Economic and Social Rights. Since the 20 September protests began in Egypt security services have been rounding up journalists, lawyers and politicians in a bid to quash further demonstrations. Yesterday…
Morocco; Land of Sand and Sea
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The Reisterstown Jazz Ensemble bills itself as a "band for all occasions": weddings, stage concerts, dances, jazz festivals, rock concerts — even funerals. You name it.
Band director, trumpeter, and vocalist Scott Cater, who founded the band in 1992 along with lead trumpeter Scott Bowers, his former bandmate at Franklin High School, says he never wanted the band to get pigeonholed into one style of music.
Cater himself comes from a musical family, albeit one generation removed: his grandfather on one side was a jazz guitarist, and his other grandfather played brass in an army band. As for his strongest musical influences, Cater cites an eclectic mix of artists, among them Dizzy Gillespie, Doc Severinsen, Chicago, and K.C. and the Sunshine Band.
Jazz-rock, funk, and perhaps a little pop rock and R&B—all find expression in arrangements that Cater has written for the band. "I've written a lot of [arrangements] from Chicago, from the 1970s, as well as some Blood, Sweat and Tears, and a little Steely Dan," says Cater. The band also plays tunes like "Pick Up the Pieces," a 1974 jazz-funk classic by the Average White Band, and "Ride Like the Wind," a 1979 hit for pop-rock singer Christopher Cross.
If you were a music fan in the 1970s and are feeling nostalgic right about now for the groovy and funkadelic sounds of that era, you're not alone. Cater says he gets plenty of requests for that genre. In fact, at a recent gig the RJE played at a nursing home in Taneytown, it was not swing or Sinatra the residents requested, but rock.
The 20-piece band plays about six to seven gigs a year, on average. Most are done as a community service, although the nonprofit group does welcome donations at these events. Cater, whose full-time gig is in the produce department at a Giant supermarket, says the funds go toward buying charts, which can run around $60 or $70, to complement the ones he writes, and repairing or occasionally purchasing instruments.
Most of the weddings the band has played have been those of members' siblings or children. As for the funerals, these were of members themselves, who unfortunately had terminal illnesses and requested that the band perform.
Cater remembers one such occasion when the end came more quickly than expected for the ailing band member. Cater had to put together a few special arrangements in three days' time. One request from the dying band member was "Amazing Grace." "He wanted it upbeat. I said OK, I'll give it a shot," recalls Cater. "I think we pulled it off." The band also played "Blue Skies," and an arrangement of the former member's college anthem.
In fact, on the bio page of the band's website (www.reisterstownjazzensemble.com), the members' personal statements are oozing with love and appreciation for each other. Many of them talk about how their bandmates have helped them learn and grow as musicians.


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Q: Telegram Bot getUpdates VS setWebhook I want to develop a bot for a business!
I don't know that using getUpdates method for develop a windows desktop application and run that on vps (by https://github.com/MrRoundRobin/telegram.bot library)
or using setWebhook method to develop bot with php!
Which one is better in terms of speed and etc?
And what are some other differences?

A: It does not matter you want to use which kind of server side applications.
Typically getUpdates used for debugging. For publishing your bots, you need to using the Webhook. See this.

getUpdates is a pull mechanism, setWebhook is push.
  There are some advantages of using a Webhook over getUpdates:

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*Avoids your bot having to ask for updates frequently.

*Avoids the need for some kind of polling mechanism in your code.

A: A popular library python-telegram-bot builds most examples around polling through getUpdates and later moves on to webhooks, cautiously:

You should have a good reason to switch from polling to a webhook.

https://github.com/python-telegram-bot/python-telegram-bot/wiki/Webhooks
My personal take is that webhook is a cleaner way to receive event information form Telegram API (POST request goes from Telegram right after after the event, no need for idle looping), but it needs more infrastructure:

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Getaway driver for petrol station and shop robberies found guilty
Editorial Correspondent 22nd Jul, 2017
THE GETAWAY driver for robberies at a filling station and a village store claimed he did not know what his passenger was doing while he was waiting for him in the car.
But Samuel Gold's protests of innocence were shot down after a jury at Warwick Crown Court heard the gun used in the two robberies was found under his bed.
Gold, age 30 of Freshwater Grove, Leamington, was found guilty of two charges of robbery and two charges of possessing an imitation firearm at the time of committing an offence.
Both offences happened on Sunday January 15.
Prosecutor Simon Foster told the jury that a CCTV camera at the BP garage in Stratford Road, Warwick, showed around 8pm a white VW Golf pulled onto the forecourt and the driver, Gold, was visible.
Gold bought something in the shop, returned to the car, and drove off before going round the block before returning to Stratford Road.
He backed onto a grassed area which runs along the side and rear of the filling station, 'from where you can make your way to the garage without making yourself known to the CCTV until you're in the shop.'
Gold remained in the car while his passenger, dressed in black and with his hoodie concealing his face, went into the shop brandishing a gun in his right hand.
The gun was pointed at the cashier by the unidentified robber who demanded he empty the till.
The cashier obeyed as the robber told him: "I don't want to do this, but I'm in trouble."
He leaned over the counter to check the till drawer and demanded cigarettes which were handed over.
He then left with just over £200 in cash and the packets of cigarettes, and returned to the Golf which drove off at speed.
Mr Foster said:"Jump to 9pm and to the Co-op store in Long Itchington, which you can do in the time.
"Again there is CCTV in that store, and enter the same man, wearing a balaclava.
"He still had the gun, and he pointed it at two frightened assistants and said 'I want the money.' He ordered them to go to the till and asks for the money to be put in a bag.
"He again came across as almost apologetic, saying 'I don't want to do this.' But he was pointing a gun, and once again he left with cash, about £400."
When the police saw the CCTV recording they could make out the registration number of the Golf and spoke to its owner who revealed that he had lent it to Gold.
Gold was found and arrested, and claimed he was of no fixed address – which Mr Foster said was not true, and that he lived in a multi-occupancy house in Freshwater Grove, where he had a ground floor front room.
Police searched the room, and under the bed they found a blank-firing pistol which 'to all intents and purposes appeared to be the real thing.'
During the trial Gold accepted he had been the driver, but said his passenger had asked to be taken to the petrol station and to the store, and claimed he did not know what he was doing, or that the gun was under his bed.
But Mr Foster said: "The Crown say he participated in the offences, even if he was not the one who thrust the gun into the shopkeepers' faces."
After the jury returned its unanimous verdicts, Judge Barry Berlin adjourned the case for a pre-sentence report to be prepared to consider whether Gold poses a danger to the public, and remanded him in custody.
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NCD Alliance response to COVID-19
Home / News & Events / News / NCD Alliance response to COVID-19
Given the evolving situation of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, it is becoming clear that people living with NCDs and older people are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19, and that health systems in rich and poor countries alike are ill-equipped to respond. We also know that COVID-19 does not discriminate and will exacerbate inequalities within societies, with vulnerable groups likely to suffer the most.
As a global alliance, the NCD Alliance (NCDA) will do everything within our capacity to raise our voices for the rights of people living with NCDs, older people and marginalised groups, and to share information, guidance and good practice to protect each other. In full solidarity and alignment with WHO, and in collaboration with our members, supporters and 65 national and regional NCD alliances, our contribution will be to provide an NCD lens to this fast moving health security challenge.
As an organisation, we want to reassure you that NCDA is implementing measures to protect our staff and adapt critical organisational activities to both support and respond to this fast-moving situation. We have moved all NCDA staff to work from home across our multiple geographies (London, Geneva, New York, Barcelona and Mexico City) and have suspended all in-person meetings and business travel until the middle of April (pending future review). Remote working has been an inherent part of our organisation since the outset, therefore we are well positioned to adjust our ways of working during this period.
In terms of our priorities and programmes for the year ahead, we are in consultation with our partners, members, and grantees to adapt our plans to better respond and give support during this global health crisis, while ensuring that we still deliver our strategic priorities.
With all conferences, events and in-person meetings being cancelled for the foreseeable future, we are revisiting our plans for events and convenings for at least the next few months, and planning virtual platforms that can support our shared goals.
The questions and challenges that NCDA is facing will be shared by many of our members and network. This global pandemic is forcing us all to work differently, drive advocacy and communications strategies differently, and deliver programmes and services differently. We are all likely grappling with similar questions. What are the best ways to share knowledge and good practice virtually? How can we advance our mission and priorities during these uncertain times? How can we add value and avoid duplication of efforts during this global and fast moving response? How can we ensure that services are reaching the most vulnerable?
Solidarity and unity will be critical during these difficult times; two principles that were the rationale for our alliance forming in 2009 and have continued to be in our DNA ever since. As ever, the power of NCDA is in our collective expertise and experience. We are therefore keen to share information, resources and good practice across our network during this outbreak, both in terms of the data and the response required, but also in how we as organisations and NGOs are adjusting and innovating our activities and programmes.
Watch this space in the coming days for more information. We encourage you to share via this webform relevant resources and tools to help our network navigate this crisis.
On behalf of all of us at NCDA,
Todd Harper, NCD Alliance President
Katie Dain, NCD Alliance CEO
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3 reasons Australia stopped a cut in beer tax
A campaign led by more than 80 community leaders and organisations in Australia stops a cut in beer taxes promoted by the alcohol industry.
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74th World Health Assembly Joint Statement on Agenda Item 17.1 COVID-19 Response
UICC and WCRF International, supported by NCDA, welcome the opportunity to contribute to this discussion given the catastrophic impact of COVID-19 on people living with NCDs. We strongly urge Member States to take up proposals made by the IPPR and a pandemic treaty, recognising its potential to protect future populations.
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NCD Alliance welcomes the recognition from global leaders that stronger legal frameworks are needed for international health emergency preparedness and response.
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Global consultation with people living with NCDs launched today
As part of the Our Views, Our Voices initiative, the NCD Alliance is consulting with people living with NCDs to gather first-hand experiences of the impacts of COVID-19 to Build Back Better.
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WHO webinar: Civil society engagement in COVID-19 responses at national and local levels
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Biografia
Nato a New York, Hankin prese una laurea in disegno industriale all'Università di Syracuse; artista poliedrico, Hankin oltre ad essere attore è anche uno sceneggiatore, produttore, regista e cantante; Hankin non si è mai sposato e non ha figli.

Carriera
Iniziò la sua carriera come disegnatore nel mondo dello spettacolo prima a New York e poi successivamente a Chicago e a San Francisco, dove cominciò anche a recitare in teatro; tornato poi a New York, intraprese la sua carriera prima in televisione e poi al cinema, che lo vide esordire in film come Appuntamento sotto il letto (1968) e Riprendiamoci Forte Alamo! (1969).

Hankin è però ricordato soprattutto nel film Fuga da Alcatraz (1979), accanto a Clint Eastwood, dove interpretò il detenuto Charley Butts; in seguito l'attore lavorò in svariati film come il teso thriller Condannato a morte per mancanza di indizi (1983), accanto a Michael Douglas, le commedie Una perfetta coppia di svitati (1986) con Billy Crystal, Un biglietto in due (1987) con Steve Martin e Un amore rinnovato (1988) con Kevin Bacon, ma ottenne anche altri ruoli in film famosi come il romantico Pretty Woman (1990) con Julia Roberts, la commedia famigliare Mamma, ho perso l'aereo (1990) con Macaulay Culkin, e il film d'azione Colpi proibiti (1990) con Jean-Claude Van Damme.

Successivamente apparve in ruoli di supporto in film come il fantascientifico L'uomo ombra (1994) con Alec Baldwin e John Lone, il film commedia Billy Madison (1995) con Adam Sandler, mentre nel nuovo millennio lavorò nel thriller The Alphabet Killer (2008) con Eliza Dushku e il film d'azione Pain & Gain - Muscoli e denaro (2013), accanto a Mark Wahlberg.

Hankin lavorò anche per la televisione e recitò in svariate serie TV famose, tra le quali si ricordano Seinfeld, Friends, Walker Texas Ranger, E.R. - Medici in prima linea, Detective Monk, Weird Science, Lois & Clark - Le nuove avventure di Superman, Dragnet, Matlock, Due come noi, Hunter e moltissime altre.

Filmografia parziale

Cinema
 Appuntamento sotto il letto (Yours, Mine and Ours), regia di Melville Shavelson (1968)
 Uffa papà quanto rompi! (How Sweet It Is!), regia di Jerry Paris (1968)
 Riprendiamoci Forte Alamo! (Viva Max), regia di Jerry Paris (1969)
 Una squillo per quattro svitati (Steelyard Blues), regia di Alan Myerson (1973)
 Fuga da Alcatraz (Escape from Alcatraz), regia di Don Siegel (1979)
 Lo straccione (The Jerk), regia di Carl Reiner (1979)
 Doctor Dracula, regia di Paul Aratow, Al Adamson (1981)
 Annie, regia di John Huston (1982)
 La stangata II (The Sting II), regia di Jeremy Kagan (1983)
 Condannato a morte per mancanza di indizi (The Star Chamber), regia di Peter Hyams (1983)
 Sacco a pelo a tre piazze (The Sure Thing), regia di Rob Reiner (1985)
 Una perfetta coppia di svitati (Running Scared), regia di Peter Hyams (1986)
 Pazzi da legare (Armed and Dangerous), regia di Mark L. Lester (1986)
 Ratboy, regia di Sondra Locke (1986)
 Donne amazzoni sulla Luna (Amazon Women on the Moon), di registi vari (1987)
 Un biglietto in due (Planes, Trains and Automobiles), regia di John Hughes (1987)
 Un amore rinnovato (She's Having a Baby), regia di John Hughes (1988)
 Pretty Woman, regia di Garry Marshall (1990)
 Colpi proibiti (Death Warrant), regia di Deran Sarafian (1990)
 Mamma, ho perso l'aereo (Home alone), regia di Chris Columbus (1990)
 Ma capita tutto a me? (Out on a Limb), regia di Francis Veber (1992)
 L'uomo ombra (The Shadow), regia di Russell Mulcahy (1994)
 Prehysteria! 2, regia di Albert Band (1994)
 Billy Madison, regia di Tamra Davis (1995)
 Las Vegas - Una vacanza al casinò (Vegas Vacation), regia di Stephen Kessler (1997)
 Traffico di diamanti (Money Talks), regia di Brett Ratner (1997)
 Nobel son - Un colpo da Nobel (Nobel Son), regia di Randall Miller (2007)
 The Alphabet Killer, regia di Rob Schmidt (2008)
 Pain & Gain - Muscoli e denaro, regia di Michael Bay (2013)
El Camino - Il film di Breaking Bad (El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie), regia di Vince Gilligan (2019)

Televisione
 Storie incredibili (Amazing Stories) - serie TV, episodio 1x04 (1985)
 Hunter - serie TV, 2 episodi (1985)
 Joe Bash - serie TV, 2 episodi (1986)
 Due come noi (Jake and the Fatman) - serie TV, 3 episodi (1987)
 Matlock - serie TV, 1 episodio (1989)
 Dragnet - serie TV, 5 episodi (1990)
 Libertà di reato (Bone N Weasel), regia di Lewis Teague – film TV (1992)
 La famiglia Brock (Picket Fences) - serie TV, 1 episodio (1993)
 Seinfeld - serie TV, 1 episodio (1993)
 Friends - serie TV, 5 episodi (1994-1996)
 Lois & Clark - Le nuove avventure di Superman (Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman) - serie TV, 1 episodio (1995)
 Star Trek: Voyager - serie TV, 3 episodi (1995)
 Claude's Crib - serie TV, 9 episodi (1997)
 Weird Science - serie TV, 2 episodi (1997)
 Walker Texas Ranger - serie TV, 1 episodio (2001)
 E.R. - Medici in prima linea (ER) - serie TV, 1 episodio (2002)
 Malcolm - serie TV, 1 episodio (2003)
 Joan of Arcadia - serie TV, 3 episodi (2003-2005)
 Detective Monk (Monk) - serie TV, episodio 2x13 (2004)
 Wanted - serie TV, 1 episodio (2005)
 My Name Is Earl - serie TV, 1 episodio (2006)
 The Last Hand - serie TV, 6 episodi (2010-2011)
 Breaking Bad - serie TV, 2 episodi (2010-2012)
 Dwelling - serie TV, 3 episodi (2013)
 Random Acts - serie TV, 1 episodio (2013)
 Vegas - serie TV, 1 episodio (2013)
 You'll Be Fine - serie TV, 1 episodio (2014)
 Friends: The Reunion, regia di Ben Winston - special TV (2021)

Riconoscimenti
 1980 – Candidatura al miglior cortometraggio per Solly's Diner (1980).

Doppiatori italiani
Oliviero Dinelli in Breaking Bad e in El Camino - Il film di Breaking Bad
Giorgio Lopez in Friends
Mino Caprio in Friends (ep. 3x06)
Stefano Mondini in Mamma, ho perso l'aereo
Antonio Fattorini in Fuga da Alcatraz

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American cutaneous leishmaniasis in domestic dogs
An example of the use of the polymerase chain reaction for mass screening in epidemiological studies
Reithinger, R., & Davies, C. R. (2002). American cutaneous leishmaniasis in domestic dogs: An example of the use of the polymerase chain reaction for mass screening in epidemiological studies. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 96 Suppl 1, S123-6. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12055824
Domestic dogs (Canis familiaris) are firmly incriminated as reservoir hosts of zoonotic visceral leishmaniasis. As an increasing number of studies have reported high infection rates with American cutaneous leishmaniasis (ACL) in dogs, it is suggested that they should also be incriminated as reservoir hosts of ACL. The evidence to incriminate dogs as ACL reservoir hosts is reviewed, and we conclude that there is, as yet, only circumstantial evidence to support that claim, one of the reasons being that diagnostic tests (mainly serology) used in the studies underestimate the true rate of infection. We report results from the first large-scale study to measure ACL infection rates using the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). A high prevalence of ACL was detected in blood and bone marrow of dogs surveyed in an area of Peru endemic for Leishmania braziliensis and L. peruviana, providing further evidence for their suspected role as ACL reservoir hosts. However, the relatively low ACL prevalence detected in symptomatic dogs (i.e., dogs with ACL lesions or scars) demonstrated that PCR alone cannot be the diagnostic 'gold standard' for mass screening of samples in epidemiological studies.
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Guest Blog: Annie Buckley – Lines Drawn and Erased
On October 30, 2020 October 30, 2020 By justiceartscoalitionIn Blog
By Annie Buckley
This is the fourth and final post in a series of four blogs for the Justice Arts Coalition, excerpted from the series, "Art Inside," published by Los Angeles Review of Books. The full series is available here. To read the first three posts in Buckley's JAC blog series, see: Oasis in the Desert, Art and Healing, and Final Projects.
For this series of posts, I am focusing on our Arts Facilitator Training (AFT) program with Prison Arts Collective (PAC). This is a program that is close to my heart as I developed it with the goal of empowering and giving agency to the hundreds of men and women that we are privileged to work with in prisons across California to develop and teach their own art classes. Initially, I fused elements of my art education classes at the university with skills to support leadership in cultivating creative communities in prisons. Since then, the AFT has evolved with input from peer facilitators in the prisons, my colleagues in PAC, and faculty and students in the four California State University campuses where we have PAC chapters. I am thrilled that the students in our first AFT program have been teaching weekly classes to their peers for the past four years. In addition, at least three have been released and two of them are working full time as teachers of rehabilitative programs in prisons.
photo by Peter Merts
Lines Drawn and Erased
Excerpted from: Art Inside #11, Dividing Line, 07/06/2020
This particular program had begun with a deep sense of desperation. More than once, correctional officers entered our class and stated calmly, "All free people outside." We stepped outside, coughing from the teargas on the yard. The phrase is raw and shocking out of context; it is surprising the first time you hear it inside, too, and then it becomes strangely familiar, a reminder: We are free. And they are not.
From these challenging early days, the class had grown into a special opportunity to collaborate among creative peers in a highly restrictive space. Over time, the students came together to help one another learn to develop lessons, teach a class, and most importantly, cultivate community. At this point, they had completed their 60-hour training and challenging final project. They were ready to graduate.
We worked with the institution to secure a space for the event. We invited members of the administration and were thrilled that they allowed us to bring in cupcakes from a local store. The day before the ceremony, we gathered to prepare. We wanted them to demonstrate their abilities as artist facilitators. The students elected representatives to share portions of their final projects. We practiced multiple times. Everyone was nervous but we were ready.
The next day, we made our way through multiple prison gates and across the dusty yard to the visiting room where the graduation would take place. As the administrators and guests from the prison arrived, I gave a short welcome, explained our program, and introduced the participants that had been selected to teach. Ron started us off. He was a little nervous but proudly shared his lesson about adding shading to drawings. He invited the staff to take a pencil out of their supply bag to try it. A few did. Most did not. It was fine. Angel stood up to teach. He asked the guests to get out two markers. When only a few followed along, he applied what we had learned in class about teaching and gamely encouraged the guests, his students for the moment, adding with enthusiasm, "There are no mistakes in art!"
At this point, one of the higher placed administrators raised his hand. A little nervously, Angel called on him. "Yes, I would like to say something," the officer said loudly. He stood up. He was a tall and imposing man. "We aren't going to do this," he began. He cleared his throat and continued. "We aren't going to use these colors. We aren't going to draw these things with you. We are here, and that's how we show our support, by showing up." It wasn't necessary but seemed reasonable enough.
pencil drawing by Stan Hunter
We knew that, under normal class circumstances, the officers have a job to do and cannot participate in the class in any way. We hoped that they might take part in this limited way but understood if they couldn't. But the officer did not sit down. He straightened and continued, "We're over here, and you're there. There is a line between us. It's a line we can't cross. That line divides us and keeps things safe."
The room fell quiet. Poor Angel did his best to finish the mini-lesson in that fractured space. It hurt that he had to do it but he met the challenge gracefully. I was glad that our next and last presenter was Jonah, a wry and witty creative writing teacher. I knew that he could handle facing this room filled with heartbreak.
With full recognition of the pain elicited among the graduates in the room, Jonah taught a short lesson in poetry. Throughout, he found ways to make everyone laugh. That laugh was good teaching. It showed his leadership and allowed everyone, staff and students, free and captive, to recognize our camaraderie. It erased the line for a time. It brought us back together. I was proud, impressed, and deeply moved.
Annie Buckley is a professor and the director of the School of Art + Design at San Diego State University and the founding director of Prison Arts Collective (PAC), a project of Arts in Corrections, a partnership between the California Arts Council and California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. PAC provides multidisciplinary arts programming and peer facilitator trainings in 12 prisons across California through an innovative partnership between California State Universities and state prisons. Buckley's writing on contemporary art is published in Artforum, Art in America, The Huffington Post, and she is a contributing editor to the Los Angeles Review of Books, where you can find the full series of "Art Inside."
See JAC's recent Teaching Artist Spotlight for more about Annie Buckley and her work with the Prison Arts Collective.
About the Photographer:
Peter Merts has been photographing California's prison art programs for 15 years; his images have appeared in The New York Times, The Economist, and The Huffington Post. He co-published, with Dr. Larry Brewster, a book on the topic—Paths of Discovery: Art Practice and Its Impact in California Prisons (2nd ed)—and is on the advisory board of the Prison Arts Collective.
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