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Trump pardons woman who helped change Louisiana college apps for people with criminal past – NOLA.com
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Donald Trump pardoned New Orleans criminal justice advocate Syrita Steib-Martin as one of his last acts in office Wednesday.
The pardon, according to the White House, relieves Steib-Martin of paying nearly $2 million in restitution for a crime she was convicted of when she was 19.
She was one of 143 people whom Trump pardoned or commuted their sentences. New Orleans rapper Lil Wayne also was pardoned.
Wayne, 38, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., was scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 28 after pleading guilty to a federal charge of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. He faced up to 10 years behind bars.
The shrewdest political maneuver of the 2020 election cycle may have been made by Lil Wayne.
Who is Syrita Steib-Martin?
Steib-Martin is the executive director and co-founder of Operation Restoration, which helps formerly incarcerated women with education, clothing, healthcare, employment and more. The organization's website said Steib-Martin created the program to help others in her situation.
In 1999, when she was 19, she was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison, 20 years in state prison and ordered to pay $1.9 million in restitution for her role in stealing cars and burning down an auto dealership in Tyler, Texas, according to a 2019 story on Essence.com. She was released in 2009 after serving nine years and two months of that sentence.
While in federal prison, Steib-Martin began taking community college courses. She felt education was the key to her overcoming anger issues and putting her life back in order.
But when she applied to the University of New Orleans, she was denied admission; she believes she was spurned because of her criminal history. Two years later, she reapplied, unchecked the box in which she disclosed a criminal history, and got in.
She later did the research that helped Democratic state Reps. Vincent Pierre, of Lafayette, and Ted James, of Baton Rouge, craft legislation that bans public colleges and universities from asking most applicants about their criminal history. The "ban the box" bill passed in 2017.
The names of prominent Trump allies stood out on the list.
The White House, in a press release, said Steib-Martin's pardon was supported by former New Orleans Saint Ben Watson, Judge Sandra Jenkins of Louisiana's Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, and Sister Marjorie Hebert, the president and CEO of Catholic Charities for the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
The White House cited Steib-Martin's advocacy for criminal justice reform in its explanation of the pardon.
"With today's pardon, Ms. Steib-Martin is relieved of the crushing restitution she incurred at such a young age," the White House statement said.
See the full list of pardons and commuted sentences.
Staff reporters Mark Ballard and Keith Spera contributed to this story.
Criminal justice reforms in Illinois are part of a worthy fight for a more just world – Chicago Sun-Times
There is much to celebrate this week, including the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the inauguration of a new president.
Here in Illinois, we are also celebrating history being made in Springfield.
An omnibus criminal justice reform bill pass by the Legislature earlier this month represents an historic step in the fight for progress. It moves us closer to the "promises of democracy" of which Dr. King spoke and the "more perfect union" for which our nation's founders hoped. By ending cash bail and mandating police reform across the state, it provides us with an opportunity to repair past harms and begin to regain the trust of our Black and Brown communities.
Yet, those opposed to the bill's contents have continued down a familiar path, repeating tropes that have been used for decades. Whether it's the "free-for-all" tall tale, the evocation of the myth that "no cash bail causes higher crime," or the "too-much-too-soon" obstructionist narrative, the people who stand in the way of reform are obviously well-practiced.
But as both our Founding Fathers and those who fought for civil rights in the last generation would remind us, there will always be opposition to change. Reform is never easy, but the fight for a more just and equitable world is always worth it.
We know that reducing the pretrial population held at the jail is the just and equitable thing to do. Thanks to the local bond reforms passed in Cook County in 2017, many people have benefited from the decision to only hold the accused if they are a flight risk or a danger to the community. Those accused of a crime, who don't pose such risks, have been able to keep their jobs, continue their education and take care of their children while awaiting trial.
Many are unaware that 50% of women admitted to the Cook County Jail self-report as mothers. As a mother myself, it pains me to imagine the harm done to a child whose mother has to await trial behind bars for weeks or months, only to be found innocent.
Yet, on the other side of the coin, it must be clearly stated that it is also just to continue to detain those who pose a risk to themselves or others. The reforms laid out in the bill do not mean that violent criminals will now be able to walk out of jail at their leisure. By building on the process that has already seen success in Cook County, we do not have to worry that a dangerous person, wealthy or not, will be unexpectedly able to exit the system.
Detractors have also pointed to the rise in violent crime throughout the pandemic in 2020 and implied a link to Cook County's bail reforms. To those who put forth those false correlations, let me be clear: This specious connection is patently false.
Most recently, a study issued last November by the MacArthur Foundation in partnership with Loyola University reported no negative impact on the crime rate in Chicago due to our bail reform efforts. I am grateful to professors David Olson and Don Stemen for their careful and illuminating study.
Finally, to those who have concerns that these reforms are occurring too quickly — as a former history teacher, I must point them to a history book. Dr. King and our Founding Fathers surely were met with similar arguments designed to stifle progress, yet they persisted.
I will also remind those opposed that these issues have been the subjects of Illinois Supreme Court commissions, hearings before the Legislature and debate across the state for decades. This bill was the culmination of years of effort, and the effective date in two years gives us even more time to ensure that the legislative changes are implemented responsibly.
As the bill moves forward in the legislative process, and we continue the celebrations this week, I encourage us all to remember Dr. King's words:
"Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy. Now is the time to rise from the dark…to the sunlit path of racial justice."
This bill, once signed into law, will ensure that we live up to Dr. King's charge and continue down the path set forth by the fathers of our democratic republic.
Finally, we are bringing justice to a system that has, for far too long, served only the wealthy and punished the poor. Let's get the job done and make criminal justice reform a reality in Illinois — history reminds us that the fight is always worth it.
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Retired K-9 crosses the rainbow bridge | News, Sports, Jobs – Martins Ferry Times Leader
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Report: Billions Lost In Fraudulent EDD Payments; Overseas Crime Syndicates Cash In – CBS San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF/AP) — While millions of Californians are battling each day to put food on the table amid the idled COVID-19 economy, payments from the state earmarked to help them have been ripped off to the tune of nearly $10 billion, according to a security firm hired to investigate the fraud.
KPIX 5 has been among the leaders in investigating the EDD payment crisis. Check out our EDD Fraud special section for the latest stories
Blake Hall, founder and CEO of ID.me told the Los Angeles Times, that California may have paid out nearly $10 billion in phony coronavirus unemployment claims — more than double the previous estimate. Some of that money has gone to organized crime in Russia, China and other countries.
At least 10% of claims submitted to the state Employment Development Department before controls were installed in October may have been fraudulent.
The Times on Friday said that would work out to $9.8 billion of the benefits paid from March through September.
The money went to people who lost their jobs when the state began locking down businesses in an effort to curb the COVID-19 pandemic that currently is overwhelming hospitals and causing hundreds of deaths a day.
California, the nation's most populous state, has processed more than 16 million unemployment benefits claims since March and paid out $113 billion. The Employment Development Department has struggled to keep up with the demand, facing intense pressure to work through a backlog that at one time numbered more than 1.6 million people.
The payout includes $43 billion from a federal expedited assistance program for independent contractors, gig workers and the self-employed that is less secure, the Times said.
The state has acknowledged that the department was bilked out of hundreds of millions of dollars in COVID-19 unemployment funds that went to fraudsters, including some in the name of U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein. Others were sent to inmates in jails and prisons, including Scott Peterson and others on California's death row.
Hall's company was hired by the Employment Development Department and since October his firm had blocked nearly 470,000 phony claims.
Typically, 10% of unemployment claims nationwide are fraudulent, Hall told the Times.
Much of the COVID-19 fraud in California and other states was perpetrated by criminals in some 20 countries, he said.
Hall said criminal rings submit claims using stolen identity information and then send "money mules" out to pick up debit cards issued by the Employment Development Department, often to vacant houses.
"When the Russians and the Nigerians and the Chinese are the players on the field, they are going to put up some points," Hall said. "This is a very sophisticated cyberattack that's being run at scale."
The U.S. Department of Labor's inspector general's office warned in November that as much as $36 billion of the $360 billion in federal COVID-19 support payments could be improper or fraudulent.
Rita Saenz, who became the Employment Development Department's new director this month, called it an unprecedented criminal assault on the benefits system.
Saenz told the Times that she couldn't comment on the possibility of there being $9.8 billion in fraud because the department is still trying to determine how much fraud was committed.
"My intention is to do everything we can, working with our law enforcement partners, to catch whoever is doing it and bring them to justice," she said.
Last month, the Employment Development Department suspended payment on 1.4 million claims until they could be verified.
© Copyright 2021 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Central Illinois law enforcement frustrated over criminal justice overhaul process – Herald & Review
Central Illinois law enforcement frustrated over criminal justice overhaul process Herald & Review
Central Illinois law enforcement frustrated over criminal justice overhaul process – Journal Gazette and Times-Courier
Central Illinois law enforcement frustrated over criminal justice overhaul process Journal Gazette and Times-Courier
Central Illinois police leaders thank residents for support after criminal justice reform bill passes General Assembly – Bloomington Pantagraph
Central Illinois police leaders thank residents for support after criminal justice reform bill passes General Assembly Bloomington Pantagraph
Illinois Legislators Approve Massive Criminal Justice Reform Bill – WTTW News
Demonstrators march in Chicago on Wednesday, June 24, 2020 to show their support for removing police officers from schools. (WTTW News)
State legislators have approved a massive 764-page police and criminal justice reform bill that could end the practice of cash bail in Illinois and make it easier to decertify officers who commit misconduct.
Both the Illinois Senate and House of Representatives approved the sweeping measure Wednesday morning, meaning it will now go to the desk of Gov. J.B. Pritzker for approval. If the governor does sign it, the legislation would require officers across Illinois to be licensed by the state and outfitted with body cameras, among other changes.
The bill would also end the use of money bond, meaning defendants in criminal cases could only be detained pretrial if they're deemed a flight risk or a risk to the community.
"Eliminating cash bail ends the practice of detaining non-violent offenders simply because they are poor while also preventing violent offenders from being released because they can afford bail," Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx said in a statement.
VIDEO: Kim Foxx on Capitol Riots, Police Union and Reform
Criminal justice advocacy groups like the Chicago Community Bond Fund have long pushed for an end to cash bond, calling it an "archaic practice" that has "caused irreparable harm to our communities."
"So many people have lost jobs, housing, and so much more, not because they've been found to be a danger to anyone's safety but because of the size of their bank account," state Sen. Robert Peters (D-Chicago) said in a statement. "This system has prioritized access to wealth over public safety for far too long, it has caused irreparable harm to communities across our state."
The legislation was brought forth by the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus in response to widespread unrest over the summer sparked by the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
If signed into law, the measure will allow for anonymous complaints to be made against police officers — complainants currently have to sign an affidavit to do so — and would amend the state's police certification and decertification process.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul pushed for changes in that process following last year's unrest, saying police officers should be certified the way lawyers, pharmacists, doctors and hairdressers are.
The bill received pushback from law enforcement organizations including the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7 — which represent rank-and-file officers with the Chicago Police Department — and the Illinois Law Enforcement Coalition.
They said the legislation is a "betrayal of the public trust" that "gives many more advantages to criminals than the police."
"It ties the hands of police officers while pursuing suspects and making arrests," the Illinois Law Enforcement Coalition said in a statement, "and allows criminals to run free while out on bail."
Beyond the nuts and bolts of the bill, the groups also criticized legislators for "shoving" the measure through "in the middle of the night before the people voting on it even had a chance to read it."
"In the dark of night," the coalition said, "Illinois legislators made Illinois less safe."
Contact Matt Masterson: @ByMattMasterson | [email protected] | (773) 509-5431
Ban-the-Box Laws Set to Change or Enact in 2021 Should Push Hiring Managers to Review Background Screening Policies, Opines CriminalBackgroundRecords.com – PR Web
Criminal Background Records
January is a great time to review hiring policies, especially as many laws governing the use of public records such as criminal background records can change during this time.
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On January 1, 2021 a number of laws related to pre-employment background screening will change or be enacted, including a number related to Ban-the-Box, laws which govern the use of Criminal Background History as part of the vetting process. Adam Almeida, President and CEO of CriminalBackgroundRecords.com suggests: "With the new year hiring managers and HR Departments must review their employment hiring policies to remain complaint with new and/or changing laws governing the use of public records and a best practice remains to work with a well-qualified third-party pre-employment background screening agency, such as CriminalBackgroundRecords.com."
In 2021 several new or updated changes to Ban-the-Box legislation will take place, undoubtedly the first of many changes that will occur over the course of the year.
In St. Louis a new Ban-the-Box bill is set to become law on January 1, 2021 and will have an immediate impact on private employers across that city.
From JDSupra.com (Jan. 04, 21):
Effective January 1, 2021, private sector employers with 10 or more employees in the City of St. Louis must comply with Ordinance 71074 (the Ordinance), a ban-the-box ordinance that prohibits employers from asking job applicants about criminal histories during the initial employment screening process. Compliance with the Ordinance is required to obtain and maintain a business operating license in the City of St. Louis. (1)
Almeida adds: "Many companies have employees in multiple states, multiple jurisdictions with difference in law. Working with a third-party pre-employment screening agency that has a national and global presence remains a best practice."
In New York City laws governing the use of criminal history records have been updated.
From JDSupra's website on December 17, 2020:
On December 10, 2020, the New York City Council passed bill Int. 1314-A, which significantly expands the scope of New York City's "ban-the-box" law, the New York City Fair Chance Act (FCA). The bill would impose significant restrictions on an employer's ability to take adverse action against a job applicant or current employee based on pending criminal charges or arrests, or convictions arising during employment. The amendments would also prohibit asking for or considering adjournments in contemplation of dismissal1 or non-criminal violations2 in employment decisions. (2)
"In the end," Almeida concludes, "early January is a great time to review hiring policies, especially as many laws governing the use of public records such as criminal background records can change during this time. A best practice for employers amongst such changes to law remains to work with a well-qualified third-party pre-employment background screening agency."
CriminalBackgroundRecords.com is a third-party employment screening company, an advocate of SHRM, a member in good standing with the PBSA (Professional Background Screening Association) and for over 17 years has maintained an A+ Rating with the BBB (Better Business Bureau). The company has highly trained operators well versed in the needs and requirements of companies and organizations large and small utilizing public records, such as criminal background records, as part of a hiring process. Assisting companies in maintaining full compliance under the law is a central tenet of all client relationships with CriminalBackgroundRecords.com.
(1) jdsupra.com/legalnews/effective-january-1-2021-city-of-st-6907339/
(2) jdsupra.com/legalnews/new-york-city-expands-scope-of-its-ban-30591/
Macon County law enforcement, prosecutors opposing criminal reform legislation – Herald & Review
Macon County law enforcement, prosecutors opposing criminal reform legislation Herald & Review
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Rise of the 'repats': Africans shun crisis-hit West for jobs back home
Nkepile Mabuse and Teo Kermeliotis, CNN
Updated 8:22 AM EDT, Wed April 25, 2012
Africans leaving Europe for jobs
Editor's Note: CNN Marketplace Africa offers CNN viewers a unique window into African business on and off the continent. It is the destination for movers and shakers at the forefront of African business.
An increasing number of Africans are leaving Europe and the West to return to Africa
They return to their continent seeking jobs and new economic opportunities
Economic growth, better governance and technology boom are factors in rise of returnees
The economic slowdown in the West in recent years is also a factor
For decades, many African countries saw some of their most skilful young people take their talents to other parts of the world, lured by the financial prospects outside the continent.
But lately, as much of Europe continues to shrink under the weight of austerity, an increasing number of Africans are turning their backs on cash-strapped western economies to return to their continent, seeking jobs and new economic opportunities.
One of these returnee Africans – known as "repats" – is Nigerian Joshua Egba. The 33-year-old financial consultant left the West African country a decade ago to continue his studies in London, UK.
"Things weren't really happening in Nigeria in about 2002," he says. "People were going to the UK for better opportunities."
But this picture changed completely in 2008, Egba notes, when the global financial crisis hit Britain, bringing with it a feeling of fear and job insecurity.
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Returning to Africa for work
"Business are laying staff off, the government is laying staff off, so you're not safe," he remembers. "I thought really it's time for me to go home because I'm hearing all these stories, all these success stories coming from Nigeria, coming from Africa."
Read more: The Africans looking to make it in China
For Nigeria, 2008 was a turnaround year as a series of government reforms boosted the country's economy that has continued to grow since then: in the past three years, the oil-rich West African nation has seen growth of more than seven percent while much of the western world remains mired in financial turmoil.
While the evidence over the returnee figures in Africa is largely anecdotal, observers cite the continent's impressive economic growth, coupled with improvements in governance, a boom in telecommunications and the economic slowdown in the West, as the key factors for the apparent increase in the number of Africans coming back to the continent.
Read more: Activists use web to fight back in anti-corruption battle
"People who wouldn't have considered coming back in the first instance started looking at the possibility of actually going back to Africa to look for better opportunities," says Funto Akinkugbe, managing director of findajobinafrica.com, an online platform that facilitates the connection between recruitment agencies, employers and jobseekers.
Akinkugbe notes that his site, which he says receives around 43,000 - 45,000 visitors on a monthly basis, has recorded an increase of 35-40% in the last two years over the number of people applying for jobs in Africa. He adds that this increase is supported by the ever growing number of the Africa-focused job portals, which now number in hundreds.
People who wouldn't have considered coming back in the first instance started looking at the possibility of actually going back to Africa.
Funto Akinkugbe, findajobinafrica.com
Akinkugbe says that the main areas of employment activity are the mining industry in Central African countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo, agriculture in West Africa and the oil and gas sectors in countries such as Uganda and Ghana.
But part of this increasing interest, Akinkugbe explains, is not only limited to Africans.
"You now also have Europeans looking at exploring opportunities in Africa because Africa is an emerging market, the next destination," Akinkugbe says. "There's been a number discoveries within the last 10 years in the oil and gas sector, so you have a lot of countries … that are willing to bring in experts so they can actually develop the local industry."
Jean-Philippe Chauzy, a spokesperson for the International Organization for Migration, says African countries with growing economies have the potential to attract skilled profs back home.
"Those who are skilled and highly-skilled are basically employable on the global jobs market, so they will tend to go where jobs are available," says Chauzy.
"Now, it might be in their country of origin if the country of origin has a growing economy – for instance, think of Angola where there is growth," he adds. "So those migrants, because they have skills and they've got access to information, will weigh their chances – whether it's better to stay in Europe or whether there's more of a future going back home and creating an enterprise or a small business and basically trying to hone their skills."
Read more: How '99p' stores made African businessman millions
Those who are skilled and highly-skilled are basically employable on the global jobs market, so they will tend to go where jobs are available.
Jean-Philippe Chauzy, IOM
But amid this brain-gain boom, there are still millions more professionals in the African diaspora put off by the daily inconveniences of living in some parts of the continent.
Problems such as traffic, power cuts, corruption and the general struggle to get things done quickly can act as a deterrent, especially among high-skilled African migrants.
Nigerian Tunde Ogunrinde, who returned to his country after spending some 20 years in Europe, is today the chief operating officer of restaurant chain Chicken Republic.
He says he was lucky to return to a well-established and organized industry but adds that more needs to be done to make it more appealing for professionals such as doctors, nurses and lecturers to come back to the country.
"The government really needs to put more of an enabling environment for those industries to lure back, not just people like myself in the retail, hospitality industry, but also in those industries," says Ogunrinde.
Victoria Eastwood contributed to this report

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7 Reasons Frogs are Funny
Frogs are such ridiculous animals that everything about them is fodder for jokes or parodies. Frogs have been used in comedy for so long that you have to smile just looking at one!
1. Kissing a Frog
They say you've got to kiss a lot of frogs before you find a prince. The fairy tale The Frog Prince has the moral of not judging someone by their looks. The story of Beauty and the Beast would have been a sufficient tale for this concept, except for the fact that some women think horrible beasts are sexy. A frog? Not so much. The whole idea of kissing a frog is funny, but its also so easy to twist this tale into something you wouldn't expect.
2. Leapfrog
The amazing leaps frogs do has been studied by scientists and recreated in robotic form. It also lead to a pointless but funny-looking game that recently got the mayor of Belfast into a bit of trouble when he injured a tomato playing leap frog.
More frog funniness, after the jump.
3. Froglegs
Yes, they taste like chicken. The back legs are the only part of a frog that has enough meat to make cooking worthwhile. Cutting them away from the rest of the frog doesn't make them stop jumping, oh no! My mother cooked frog legs exactly once, and was so disgusted with chasing them all over the kitchen to put them back into the frying pan, that she forbade my dad from ever bringing more home. But the rest of the frog? Not edible. That's why you'll so often see cartoons about amputee frogs. A Google Image Search for "frog wheelchair" will yield a treasure of such comics.
4. Eating Flies
Time's fun when you're having flies! A frog's tongue can move so far and so swiftly, the fly will never know what hit him. If you've ever seen it happen, you have to laugh. Add the unexpected and you have comedy gold.
5. Ribbit
The way frogs sound is funny. The usual frog croak is often translated as "ribbit", although the folks at Budweiser would disagree. A person with a hoarse or scratchy voice is said to have "a frog in the throat", which can scare literal-thinking children. The character Froggy from Our Gang got his nickname from his rough voice. When someone dies, we say he has "croaked". And some frogs can even scream!
6. Warts
I know what you're thinking -that's toads! But according to Wikipedia, there is no taxonomic reason for distinguishing frogs and toads. Toads are basically frogs who live on dry land. Some species of toads and frogs have parotoid glands which give the appearance of warts, but are not warts and are not contagious. They are, however, toxic. Dogs can get into trouble by catching a toad because the parotoid glands will exude poison. There have been stories for decades about people who lick toads in order to get high, but since proof or participants are as rare as hen's teeth, this is pretty much an urban legend.
7. Kermit the Frog
Jim Henson's favorite puppet that was his on-camera alter ego evolved into Kermit the Frog. Kermit became the star of ads, TV shows, and movies, but never let it go to his head. In fact, Kermit always had a melancholy self-effacing outlook. After all, it's not easy being green.
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The UN's Intellectual Property Tribunal today ruled that South American Indians should receive 1% of the profits from potato sales worldwide, 'in recognition of the fact that potatoes as we know them are effectively an indigenous creation'.
The head of the tribunal, Dr. Desiree Dauphinoise, said that tribal peoples in Peru were the first cultivators of potatoes between 3000 and 2000 BC, and 'as creators of the world's fourth-largest food crop, we believe it is only right that the debt the world owes indigenous people is finally acknowledged.
With predicted annual revenue of $200 million, Sante will be able to purchase much of the lands that are currently occupied by businesses operating in and around the Amazon. This has led to fears that major oil companies like Repsol YPF and ranching company Yaguarete Pora will themselves be threatened. However, part of the royalties will be set aside to produce a potato growing manual, as well as a recipe book, to help businessmen in the Amazon become self-sufficient.


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Q: DDD Automapper com Linq Expression Tenho um problema com automapper, quando passo um parametro em linq expression, parece que ele não faz a troca...
decimal valor = 13;
var model = service.Obter(x => x.DataRegistro == new DateTime(2019, 5, 20));//Esse não funciona
var model = service.Obter(x => x.TipoInformacao == "Teste 002" && x.Realizado == valor);//Esse não funciona
var model = service.Obter(x => x.TipoInformacao == "Teste 002");//Esse funciona sem problemas
var model = service.Obter(x => x.Realizado == valor);//Esse não funciona

Trecho do service:
public DTOPainel Obter(Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>> predicate)
    {
        var newPredicate = Mapper.Map<Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>>, Expression<Func<Painel, bool>>>(predicate);
        var model = repository.Obter(newPredicate);
        var newModel = Mapper.Map<DTOPainel>(model);
        return newModel;
    }

Erro retornado pelo Repository
System.ArgumentException: ParameterExpression of type 'DTOPainel' cannot be used for delegate parameter of type 'Painel'
var newPredicate = Mapper.Map<Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>>,Expression<Func<Painel, bool>>>(predicate);

O ParameterExpression Type deveria ser 'Painel', mas está sendo passado como 'DTOPainel'
public class AutoMapperConfig
{
    // Versão do AutoMapper: 8.1.0
    public static void RegisterMapping()
    {
        Mapper.Initialize(x =>
        {
            x.AddProfile<DomainToViewModelMappingProfile>();
            x.AddProfile<ViewModelToDomainMappingProfile>();
        });
    }
}

public class DomainToViewModelMappingProfile : Profile
{
    public DomainToViewModelMappingProfile()
    {
        CreateMap<Painel, DTOPainel>().IgnoreAllPropertiesWithAnInaccessibleSetter();
    }
}

public class ViewModelToDomainMappingProfile : Profile
{
    public ViewModelToDomainMappingProfile()
    {
        CreateMap<DTOPainel, Painel>().IgnoreAllPropertiesWithAnInaccessibleSetter();
    }
}

public class Painel
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public DateTime DataRegistro { get; set; }
    public String TipoInformacao { get; set; }
    public decimal Meta { get; set; }
    public decimal Realizado { get; set; }
}

public class DTOPainel
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public DateTime DataRegistro { get; set; }
    public String TipoInformacao { get; set; }
    public decimal Meta { get; set; }
    public decimal Realizado { get; set; }
}

public interface IRepository<T> where T : class
{
    void Incluir(T model);
    void Alterar(T model);
    void Excluir(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate);
    T Obter(params object[] key);
    T Obter(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate);
    IEnumerable<T> Listar();
    IEnumerable<T> Listar(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate);
    void Commit();
    void Dispose();
}

public interface IRepositoryPainel : IRepository<Painel>
{
}

public class Repository<T> : IRepository<T>, IDisposable where T : class
{
    protected ApplicationDbContext Context;

    public Repository()
    {
        Context = new ApplicationDbContext();
    }

    public virtual void Incluir(T model)
    {
        Context.Set<T>().Add(model);
    }

    public virtual void Alterar(T model)
    {
        Context.Entry(model).State = EntityState.Modified;
    }

    public virtual void Excluir(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate)
    {
        Context.Set<T>().Where(predicate).ToList()
            .ForEach(del => Context.Set<T>().Remove(del));
    }

    public virtual T Obter(params object[] key)
    {
        var model = Context.Set<T>().Find(key);
        if (model != null) Context.Entry(model).Reload();
        return model;
    }

    public virtual T Obter(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate)
    {
        return Context.Set<T>().AsNoTracking().Where(predicate).FirstOrDefault();
    }

    public virtual IEnumerable<T> Listar()
    {
        return Context.Set<T>().AsNoTracking();
    }

    public virtual IEnumerable<T> Listar(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate)
    {
        return Context.Set<T>().Where(predicate).AsNoTracking();
    }

    public virtual void Commit()
    {
        try
        {
            Context.SaveChanges();
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            throw;
        }
    }

    public virtual void Dispose()
    {
        if (Context != null)
        {
            Context.Dispose();
        }
        GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
    }
}

public class RepositoryPainel : Repository<Painel>, IRepositoryPainel
{
}

public interface IAppService<T> where T : class
{
    void Incluir(T model);
    void Alterar(T model);
    void Excluir(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate);
    T Obter(params object[] key);
    T Obter(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate);
    IEnumerable<T> Listar();
    IEnumerable<T> Listar(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate);
}

public interface IAppServicePainel : IAppService<DTOPainel>
{
}

public class AppServicePainel : IAppServicePainel
{
    private IRepositoryPainel repository;

    public AppServicePainel()
    {
        repository = new RepositoryPainel();
    }

    public void Incluir(DTOPainel model)
    {
        var newModel = Mapper.Map<Painel>(model);
        repository.Incluir(newModel);
        repository.Commit();
        model.Id = newModel.Id;
    }

    public void Alterar(DTOPainel model)
    {
        var oldModel = repository.Obter(model.Id);
        var newModel = Mapper.Map<DTOPainel, Painel>(model, oldModel);
        repository.Alterar(newModel);
        repository.Commit();
    }

    public void Excluir(Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>> predicate)
    {
        var newPredicate = Mapper.Map<Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>>, Expression<Func<Painel, bool>>>(predicate);
        repository.Excluir(newPredicate);
        repository.Commit();
    }

    public DTOPainel Obter(params object[] key)
    {
        var model = repository.Obter(key);
        var newModel = Mapper.Map<DTOPainel>(model);
        return newModel;
    }

    public DTOPainel Obter(Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>> predicate)
    {
        var newPredicate = Mapper.Map<Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>>, Expression<Func<Painel, bool>>>(predicate);
        var model = repository.Obter(newPredicate);
        var newModel = Mapper.Map<DTOPainel>(model);
        return newModel;
    }

    public IEnumerable<DTOPainel> Listar()
    {
        var list = repository.Listar();
        var newList = Mapper.Map<IEnumerable<DTOPainel>>(list);
        return newList;
    }

    public IEnumerable<DTOPainel> Listar(Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>> predicate)
    {
        var newPredicate = Mapper.Map<Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>>, Expression<Func<Painel, bool>>>(predicate);
        var list = repository.Listar(newPredicate);
        var newList = Mapper.Map<IEnumerable<DTOPainel>>(list);
        return newList;
    }
}

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        decimal valor = 13;

        //IRepositoryPainel repository = new RepositoryPainel();
        //var model = repository.Obter(x => x.TipoInformacao == "Teste 002" && x.Realizado == valor);
        //var model = repository.Obter(x => x.DataRegistro == new DateTime(2019, 5, 20));

        AutoMapperConfig.RegisterMapping();
        IAppServicePainel service = new AppServicePainel();
        var model = service.Obter(x => x.DataRegistro == new DateTime(2019, 5, 20));//Esse não funciona
        //var model = service.Obter(x => x.TipoInformacao == "Teste 002" && x.Realizado == valor);//Esse não funciona
        //var model = service.Obter(x => x.TipoInformacao == "Teste 002");//Esse funciona
        //var model = service.Obter(x => x.Realizado == valor);//Esse não funciona

        // Erro retornado pelo Repository
        // System.ArgumentException: ParameterExpression of type 'Treinamento.Application.DTO.DTOPainel'
        // cannot be used for delegate parameter of type 'Treinamento.Domain.Entity.Painel'
        // é como se o automapper não fizesse a conversão
        // var newPredicate = Mapper.Map<Expression<Func<DTOPainel, bool>>, Expression<Func<Painel, bool>>>(predicate);

        Console.WriteLine("Id: " + model.Id);
        Console.WriteLine("TipoInformacao: " + model.TipoInformacao);
        Console.WriteLine("DataRegistro: " + model.DataRegistro.ToString());
        Console.WriteLine("Realizado: " + model.Realizado.ToString());

        Console.ReadKey();
    }
}

A: Resposta encontrada: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41692756/convert-type-in-expressionfunct1-bool-to-expressionfunct2-bool-linq-t
var newPredicate = PredicateExtensions.ConvertTypeExpression<DTOPainel, Painel>(predicate.Body);

public static class PredicateExtensions
    {

        public static Expression<Func<OutT, bool>> ConvertTypeExpression<inT, OutT>(Expression expression) where OutT : class
        {
            var param = Expression.Parameter(typeof(OutT), "x");
            var result = new CustomExpVisitor<OutT>(param).Visit(expression);

            Expression<Func<OutT, bool>> lambda = Expression.Lambda<Func<OutT, bool>>(result, new[] { param });

            return lambda;
        }

        private class CustomExpVisitor<T> : ExpressionVisitor
        {
            ParameterExpression _param;

            public CustomExpVisitor(ParameterExpression param)
            {
                _param = param;
            }

            protected override Expression VisitParameter(ParameterExpression node)
            {
                return _param;
            }

            protected override Expression VisitMember(MemberExpression node)
            {
                if (node.Member.MemberType == MemberTypes.Property)
                {
                    MemberExpression memberExpression = null;

                    var memberName = node.Member.Name;
                    var otherMember = typeof(T).GetProperty(memberName);

                    memberExpression = Expression.Property(Visit(node.Expression), otherMember);

                    return memberExpression;
                }
                else
                {
                    return base.VisitMember(node);
                }
            }
        }

    }

A: Use a extensão de conversão apropriada.

AutoMapper.Extensions.ExpressionMapping

Uma vez que a versão estiver instalada, você terá acesso ao método:

AutoMapper.Extensions.ExpressionMapping.MapperExtensions.MapExpression()

que aceita dois parâmetros Expression<Func<T,TResult>, source/destination.

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Take the Final Step to Protect Dolphins
By Timothy E. Wirth. Timothy E. Wirth is undersecretary of state for global affairs
ONE of the sharpest criticisms of the environmental movement is that it is forever emphasizing major ecological ailments while refusing to acknowledge even the slightest environmental progress.
Make no mistake, the magnitude of the world's environmental challenges is as immense as it is ominous. Yet in only a flash of human history, we have begun to take on these challenges. There are successes about which we can be optimistic; and they demonstrate that reason and resolve, partnership and passion, can get the better of dangerous ecological trends.
Almost 10 years ago, horrific footage of dolphins being slaughtered in large numbers drove home the need for efforts to prevent dolphin mortality in the tuna fishing industry. Having adopted a Marine Mammal Protection Act for domestic fishing operations, the US began working with international partners through the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC), with the aim of reducing dolphin mortality. Congress also enacted legislation that included a domestic ban on the sale of tuna not caught in a manner deemed ''dolphin safe.''
The results: Dolphin mortality has been virtually eliminated, cut by more than 90 percent in what is known as the Eastern Tropical Pacific tuna fishery. This dramatic decline in dolphin mortality is attributable to American leadership and international cooperation. The IATTC has evolved into one of the best and most rigorously enforced conservation regimes in the world.
It's time the United States and all conservationists recognize the enormous drop in dolphin mortality, strengthen this international program, and set the stage for further progress. To do this we must reopen our market to trade in tuna with cooperative nations in the hemisphere.
Fortunately, last fall a coalition of environmental groups and Latin American countries reached an agreement in Panama that will accomplish these goals. The ''Panama Declaration,'' endorsed by Greenpeace, the Center for Marine Conservation, the Environmental Defense Fund, National Wildlife Federation, and the World Wildlife Fund, is a model agreement not only for international cooperation, but also as a way to acknowledge our accomplishments even as we aim to do better in the future.
The Panama Declaration sets a goal of eliminating dolphin mortality altogether, establishes a binding program to protect a wide variety of species throughout the Eastern Tropical Pacific ecosystem, and requires that internationally trained observers are on all tuna vessels, as well as additional measures to ensure compliance.
The US will enable the Panama agreements to take effect by reopening the US market to tuna caught in compliance with the IATTC program, lifting the tuna embargo, and requiring that labels for ''dolphin safe'' tuna define fish caught without incidental deaths of dolphins. A bipartisan coalition - led by Sens. John Breaux (D) of Louisiana and Ted Stevens (R) of Alaska - has introduced legislation to implement these agreements, and the Clinton administration is working with Congress to ensure their immediate passage.
Gains of this magnitude in the conservation of marine mammals are difficult enough for one nation to achieve. Brokering resolution to these challenges on an international scale is far more challenging. It means persuading other nations, particularly those less fortunate than our own, to sacrifice short-term political and economic interests in the name of long-term ecological and economic health. This is particularly true with dolphin conservation. Without the Panama Declaration, most observers say, the IATTC will collapse.
There are some environmental organizations who understandably say we should aim for an even higher moral standard, one where no dolphins are killed during tuna fishing (the Panama agreements would allow incidental deaths totalling less than one-tenth of 1 percent of all dolphins in the Eastern Tropical Pacific). Yet the Panama Declaration is more than a moral victory. It celebrates an environmental success story and rewards international partners for their cooperation and commitment in conserving marine mammals. It aims for no dolphin deaths in the future.
There is little alternative to the agreements signed in Panama. Countries throughout the hemisphere have made it clear they are losing patience with what they see as an unfair trade barrier - particularly in light of the progress made in reducing dolphin mortalities. If the US fails to take the steps necessary to implement the Panama Declaration, these countries intend to return to fishing methods that kill more dolphins.
At a time when our environmental laws and commitments are under attack, it is essential that we consolidate gains made in protecting the global environment. It's time to declare victory with swift congressional enactment of legislation that will implement the Panama Declaration.
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The Truth About Eddie Van Halen's Temporary New York Subway Tribute
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By Cody Copeland/Dec. 10, 2020 2:46 pm EST
This year the rock world lost one of the greatest guitarists in the history of rock. The death of Eddie Van Halen shook his fans to their cores in October. The legendary shredder died at age 65 after battling throat cancer for years. As the BBC reported the day after his death, tributes to the man who gave the world "Eruption" poured in from friends, family, fans, and other musicians who knew and idolized him. Kiss frontman Gene Simmons called him a "Guitar God," and Van Halen's on-again-off-again singer David Lee Roth posted a photo of Eddie and himself with the caption, "What a long, great trip it's been." Eddie's son Wolfgang, who broke the sad news to the world, said, "Every moment I've shared with him on and off stage was a gift. My heart is broken and I don't think I'll ever fully recover from this loss. I love you so much, Pop."
Other musicians who mourned on social media included Brian May, guitarist of Queen, who said, "those truly magical fingers opened a door to a new kind of playing," adding, "I treasure the moments we shared. His passing leaves a giant hole in my heart." Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea wrote, "I love you Eddie Van Halen, an LA boy, a true rocker ... Break through to the other side my brother."
Eddie was also eulogized with a new trend that has become popular on the streets of New York City in recent years.
A street artist temporarily changed a subway sign to honor Eddie Van Halen
On the day of Eddie's death, a New York City street artist was also among those who paid tribute to him. Spin reported on October 12 that artist Adrian Wilson took credit for changing a sign at the Van Siclen Avenue subway station to read "Van Halen Ave" in homage to Eddie. But although Wilson claimed to have put the sign up on the day of Eddie's death, the guerrilla artwork apparently didn't get the same kind of traction as tweets from rock and roll royalty, and four days later the vandal artist seemed a little peeved at not having gotten the attention he'd hoped for.
"Come on people!" he said on Instagram. "I even explained on TV how this works and how easy it is. A famous person dies, look up the name of a subway stop and put a sticker over it to memorialize the person. It's that easy! I left it 4 days for someone else to [make a sticker] head to Brooklyn and take the credit but nobody stepped up, so ok, I guess I've got to do it myself ... you're welcome." In spite of his petulant tone, we're lucky he got irked enough to toot his own horn, because the authorities didn't let the sign stay up for long. Wilson finished off his post with some news: "UPDATE: It's not there now."
The popular trend of subway vandalism art as tribute to pop culture icons
The "Van Halen Ave" sign wasn't Wilson's first go at defacing subway signage in this way. When former Supreme Court Justice and progressive pop culture celebrity Ruth Bader Ginsburg died in September, he altered a sign at the 50th Street Subway Station to read "Ruth St." In the Instagram post in which he took credit for it, Wilson said, "Let's have some young positive women filling that bench."
But he is not alone in paying his respects in this way. According to Variety, Spotify has taken over NYC subway stations a couple times in recent years. In April 2018, the music streaming platform transformed the interconnected Broadway-Lafayette and Bleecker Street Subway Station into a monumental tribute to David Bowie. Basically a museum exhibit in its own right, it was also meant to promote the Brooklyn Museum's "David Bowie Is" exhibit that celebrated the singer's life and music. The year before, Spotify painted the Union Street Station purple in honor of the music of Prince returning to the platform.
The trend is a fun way to remember the exceptional people who have contributed so much to our lives, and it looks like it is gaining popularity. Who knows which other celebrities will be honored in this way, and what creative tactics will be used to do so? We just ask that the next one not come for quite some time. No question: 2020 has been one rough year.


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Misoprostol (Page 3 of 5)
Cardinal Health 26 June 2019
Misoprostol is indicated for reducing the risk of NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, including aspirin)–induced gastric ulcers in patients at high risk of complications from gastric ulcer, e.g., the elderly and patients with concomitant debilitating disease, as well as patients at high risk of developing gastric ulceration, such as patients with a history of ulcer. Misoprostol Tablet has not been shown to reduce the risk of duodenal ulcers in patients taking NSAIDs. Misoprostol Tablets should be taken for the duration of NSAID therapy. Misoprostol Tablets has been shown to reduce the risk of gastric ulcers in controlled studies of 3 months' duration. It had no effect, compared to placebo, on gastrointestinal pain or discomfort associated with NSAID use.
See boxed WARNINGS.
Misoprostol Tablets should not be taken by pregnant women to reduce the risk of ulcers induced by nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).
Misoprostol Tablets should not be taken by anyone with a history of allergy to prostaglandins.
For hospital use only if misoprostol were to be used for cervical ripening, induction of labor, or for the treatment of serious post-partum hemorrhage, which are outside of the approved indication.
Caution should be employed when administering misoprostol to patients with pre-existing cardiovascular disease.
Information for Patients:
Women of childbearing potential using Misoprostol Tablets to decrease the risk of NSAID-induced ulcers should be told that they must not be pregnant when Misoprostol Tablets therapy is initiated, and that they must use an effective contraception method while taking Misoprostol Tablets.
Misoprostol Tablets is intended for administration along with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), including aspirin, to decrease the chance of developing an NSAID-induced gastric ulcer.
Misoprostol Tablets should be taken only according to the directions given by a physician.
If the patient has questions about or problems with Misoprostol Tablets, the physician should be contacted promptly.
THE PATIENT SHOULD NOT GIVE MISOPROSTOL TABLETS TO ANYONE ELSE. Misoprostol Tablets has been prescribed for the patient's specific condition, may not be the correct treatment for another person, and may be dangerous to the other person if she were to become pregnant.
The Misoprostol Tablets package the patient receives from the pharmacist will include a leaflet containing patient information. The patient should read the leaflet before taking Misoprostol Tablets and each time the prescription is renewed because the leaflet may have been revised.
Keep Misoprostol Tablets out of the reach of children.
SPECIAL NOTE FOR WOMEN: Misoprostol Tablets may cause birth defects, abortion (sometimes incomplete), or premature labor, if given to pregnant women.
Misoprostol Tablets is available only as a unit-of-use package that includes a leaflet containing patient information. See Patient Information at the end of this labeling.
See Clinical Pharmacology. Misoprostol Tablets has not been shown to interfere with the beneficial effects of aspirin on signs and symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Misoprostol Tablets does not exert clinically significant effects on the absorption, blood levels, and antiplatelet effects of therapeutic doses of aspirin. Misoprostol Tablets has no clinically significant effect on the kinetics of diclofenac or ibuprofen.
Prostaglandins such as Misoprostol Tablets may augment the activity of oxytocic agents, especially when given less than 4 hours prior to initiating oxytocin treatment. Concomitant use is not recommended.
Animal toxicology:
A reversible increase in the number of normal surface gastric epithelial cells occurred in the dog, rat, and mouse. No such increase has been observed in humans administered Misoprostol Tablets for up to 1 year.
An apparent response of the female mouse to Misoprostol Tablets in long-term studies at 100 to 1000 times the human dose was hyperostosis, mainly of the medulla of sternebrae. Hyperostosis did not occur in long-term studies in the dog and rat and has not been seen in humans treated with Misoprostol Tablets.
Carcinogenesis, Mutagenesis, Impairment of Fertility:
There was no evidence of an effect of Misoprostol Tablets on tumor occurrence or incidence in rats receiving daily doses up to 150 times the human dose for 24 months. Similarly, there was no effect of Misoprostol Tablets on tumor occurrence or incidence in mice receiving daily doses up to 1000 times the human dose for 21 months. The mutagenic potential of Misoprostol Tablets was tested in several in vitro assays, all of which were negative.
Misoprostol, when administered to breeding male and female rats at doses 6.25 times to 625 times the maximum recommended human therapeutic dose, produced dose-related pre- and post-implantation losses and a significant decrease in the number of live pups born at the highest dose. These findings suggest the possibility of a general adverse effect on fertility in males and females.
Pregnancy: Pregnancy Category X:
Teratogenic effects:
See boxed WARNINGS. Congenital anomalies sometimes associated with fetal death have been reported subsequent to the unsuccessful use of misoprostol as an abortifacient, but the drug's teratogenic mechanism has not been demonstrated. Several reports in the literature associate the use of misoprostol during the first trimester of pregnancy with skull defects, cranial nerve palsies, facial malformations, and limb defects.
Misoprostol Tablets is not fetotoxic or teratogenic in rats and rabbits at doses 625 and 63 times the human dose, respectively.
Nonteratogenic effects:
See boxed WARNINGS. Misoprostol Tablets may endanger pregnancy (may cause abortion) and thereby cause harm to the fetus when administered to a pregnant woman. Misoprostol Tablets may produce uterine contractions, uterine bleeding, and expulsion of the products of conception. Abortions caused by Misoprostol Tablets may be incomplete. If a woman is or becomes pregnant while taking this drug to reduce the risk of NSAID-induced ulcers, the drug should be discontinued and the patient apprised of the potential hazard to the fetus.
Labor and delivery:
Misoprostol Tablets can induce or augment uterine contractions. Vaginal administration of Misoprostol Tablets, outside of its approved indication, has been used as a cervical ripening agent, for the induction of labor and for treatment of serious postpartum hemorrhage in the presence of uterine atony. A major adverse effect of the obstetrical use of Misoprostol Tablets is uterine tachysystole which may progress to uterine tetany with marked impairment of uteroplacental blood flow, uterine rupture (requiring surgical repair, hysterectomy, and/or salpingo-oophorectomy), or amniotic fluid embolism and lead to adverse fetal heart changes. Uterine activity and fetal status should be monitored by trained obstetrical personnel in a hospital setting.
The risk of uterine rupture increases with advancing gestational ages and with prior uterine surgery, including Cesarean delivery. Grand multiparity also appears to be a risk factor for uterine rupture.
The use of Misoprostol Tablets outside of its approved indication may also be associated with meconium passage, meconium staining of amniotic fluid, and Cesarean delivery. Maternal shock, maternal death, fetal bradycardia, and fetal death have also been reported with the use of misoprostol.
Misoprostol Tablets should not be used in the third trimester in women with a history of Cesarean section or major uterine surgery because of an increased risk of uterine rupture. Misoprostol Tablets should not be used in cases where uterotonic drugs are generally contraindicated or where hyperstimulation of the uterus is considered inappropriate, such as cephalopelvic disproportion, grand multiparity, hypertonic or hyperactive uterine patterns, or fetal distress where delivery is not imminent, or when surgical intervention is more appropriate.
The effect of Misoprostol Tablets on later growth, development, and functional maturation of the child when Misoprostol Tablets is used for cervical ripening or induction of labor has not been established. Information on Misoprostol Tablet's effect on the need for forceps delivery or other intervention is unknown.
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De Grand Prix van Garda 1948 was een autorace die werd gehouden op 24 oktober 1948 op het Circuito del Garda in Salò.

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https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/UC-Berkeley-ends-hunger-strike-over-immigration-3189006.php
UC Berkeley ends hunger strike over immigration
By Bob Egelko
Published 4:00 am PDT, Thursday, May 13, 2010
UC Berkeley students, Ismael Armendariz, (left) and Nestor Espinoza, pass the time playing chess as they join 22 other hunger strikers who are camped out in front of California Hall on the UC Berkeley campus, in Berkeley, Calif. on Thursday May 06, 2010, demanding that UC President Mark Yudof and UC chancellors denounce the Arizona legislation, the hunger strikers called racist, which gives law enforcement broad powers to detain people they suspect of being in the country illegally. less
UC Berkeley students, Ismael Armendariz, (left) and Nestor Espinoza, pass the time playing chess as they join 22 other hunger strikers who are camped out in front of California Hall on the UC Berkeley campus, ... more
Photo: Michael Macor, The Chronicle
With the blessings of ceremonial dancers, a group of UC Berkeley students ended a 10-day hunger strike Wednesday while negotiators met with the chancellor over the status of illegal immigrants and student demonstrators.
Soon afterward, students and Chancellor Robert Birgeneau announced some modest agreements on undocumented university employees and student discipline.
About 20 hunger strikers, mostly students, had camped out in front of the school's administration building since May 3. Their initial protest target was Arizona's new immigration law, which requires police to stop and question anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally.
Birgeneau quickly complied with the protesters' first demand - to denounce the law. But he balked at their proposals to declare the campus a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, rehire laid-off janitors and drop disciplinary charges against students who occupied or vandalized buildings last fall to protest rising fees.
Campus officials had met with strikers four times, without results. Birgeneau agreed to an in-person meeting Wednesday if the students would call off the strike. They agreed out of concern for their health, said Horacio Corona, a senior and organizer.
The demonstration ended in a display of Berkeley multiculturalism.
One protester blessed his cohorts' corn cobs, for their connection to Mother Earth. Four dancers dressed as cornstalks, including one of the strikers, twirled and gestured ceremonially to a percussion beat.
Fifteen strikers then munched on the corn, to the cheers of about 150 supporters. A 16th student, Alejandro Lara-Briseño, who was too weak to stand but told the crowd he would continue fasting until he visits a sister in Arizona next Thursday and gets her approval.
Shortly afterward, negotiators, including another striker, emerged from a two-hour meeting with Birgeneau and his aides and said the chancellor had addressed most of their demands.
"We emerged with a much broader understanding of their concerns and a strong commitment to work together," said Claire Holmes, a university spokeswoman.
Specifically, she said Birgeneau agreed that a task force previously established to review concerns of students in the United States illegally would broaden its scope to include campus employees.
While the school could not legally promise not to cooperate with federal immigration officials, Holmes said, the chancellor emphasized that looking into the immigration status of students and workers is "not a priority for our Police Department."
Birgeneau also promised to review UC Berkeley's code of conduct, the basis for disciplinary charges against dozens of students in last year's protests, and to consider resolving the charges by requiring community service rather than suspensions or other punishments.
A community service agreement is "what we were aiming for," said Marco Amaral, a spokesman for the protesters.
Meanwhile, final exams loom, irrespective of protests and even hunger strikes. A third-year history major, who declined to give his name, said he felt light-headed from lack of food but would turn in a 15-page paper today while studying for finals.
"We're still students," he said. "We can multitask."
This story has been changed since it appeared in print.


Sunshine Seedling Services recently did an on farm team building session.
It was a really successful afternoon and time well spent together.
It incorporated a variety of activities from cycling, walking and fishing, to time spent socialising afterwards in the boma. Note to self – we no longer including the new fella Nicholas, who caught the most fish, nor Msizi, who out cycled the rest of the pack!


The Great Escape is almost upon us.
This year, Clash will be hosting a stage at the Brighton showcase, containing a few artists who we believe are well worthy of your attention.
Little Dragon are set to headline, and - if early indications are anything to go by - it's going to be pretty special.
Fourth studio album 'Nabuma Rubberband' could well be a breakthrough moment, with new single 'Paris' containing enough hooks to kickstart a Peter Pan convention.
Zane Lowe has named the track 'The Hottest Record In The World' and an appearance on Later... With Jools Holland next week will thrust the band into the nation's living rooms.
Out on May 28th, the Trevor Kane directed clip for 'Paris' with Yukimi Nagano's perfect vocal matched to a gloriously colourful road trip.
'Paris' is set to be released on May 28th.


We're creating some elearning materials in Captivate, and even bought a snazzy new professional USB microphone to do it.
I've been playing with different settings, but no matter what I do, Captivate's native audio recorder produces relatively poor sounding stuff. If I record with the same mic, in the same room, with Audacity (a free recording software), the quality is a hundred times better.
I'm now in a debate about how to proceed. Do we record audio in Audacity and go through a fairly tedious process of converting files and importing them into Captivate...or are there other ways we can improve Captivate's native recording facility?
BTW, I'm using Captivate 4.0.
Any useful advice would be great!
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Music director Deva has the reputation of having composed music for so many number of films within the ambit of a very short period! He got introduced as film music director through the picture "Manasukkeththa Maharaasaa", in the year 1989. In the intervening 10 years he has composed music for a total of more than 200 films!
Deva, whose original name was Devanesan, was born to the couple M.C.Chokkalingam-M.C.Krishnaveni, the date of birth being 20-11-1950. Even at the small age, Deva was attracted towards the world of music. Teaming with Chandra Bose, he staged so many musical programmes. He started learning classical music under Dhanraj and successfully finished a course in Western music conducted by London Trinity Music college!
Before coming to Cinema, Deva worked for some time in the Television field. In those days Deva's brothers were working in the musical troupes of Ilayaraja and other music directors as instrumentalists. But Deva, as he was taking special interests for self-improvement in his profession was also at the same time looking for chances to enter into cinefield. But the benefits of those efforts didn't bear fruits that much easily. Only after so much hardship he managed to enter the field with the help of some friends. Just after his entry, the production work of those films, for which negotiations were on for fixing Deva as the music director, couldn't get completed and some other films with his music couldn't be released at all!
Yet, without getting upset, Deva had been continuing his efforts which finally began yielding results! The first film, with Deva's music direction, that was releaesd was "Manasukkeththa Maharaasaa". This film didn't popularize Deva to the expected level! The second film released was "Vaikaasi Poranthaachu", which spread his name even to the nooks and corners of the state! Only after that so many film companies came to book Deva for their projects.
So far he has composed music for more than 200 films which include Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada films. Yet, he hasn't given up composing music also for 'bhakthi' films! Above all, Deva composed music for the films acted by Tamil cinema's important personality, Super Star Rajinikanth, which added to the great popularity of Deva. There's an important reason also for the cinefield's great personalities opting for Deva for composing music for their films! It's this: fame couldn't blind his eyes and he never forgets people. He mingles with them with humane approach! As a result, he composed music for "Annaamalai", "Bhaashaa", "Arunachalam" and wrote new success history, rising to the No. 1 spot among the music directors in Tamil.
Behind Deva's great success, there are his brothers also, which fact he won't deny too! He says: 'If I stand at this height as a music director, the supportive reason behind this is my brothers. They too work hard like me. That's why it was possible for me to accomplish the task of composing music for such huge number of films! So to say, all my 4 brothers have their own share in my present success!'
As a brother Deva showers upon them (brothers) his heart-felt felicitations and his brothers, on their part, continue to take greater pains professionally, to add to the well-meaning achievements of Deva in the future also! This quality of Deva has enhanced his image among the top brass of the cineworld! Hence, veteran music director M.S.Viswanathan has conferred upon Deva the most suitably coined title, "Thenisai Thentral". As if doing full justification to this title, Deva's tunes and musical scores never fail to pour sweet honey in the form of melodious songs into our 'yearning' ears! Among the films whose music was composed by Deva, 7 became silver jubilee hits! 100 days films were 34. Deva has been honoured with so many awards too! In 1990, he received Best Music Director Award from Tamilnadu Government. He got Tamilnadu Government's 'Kalai Maamani Award' in the year 1992. Again in 1995, the film "Aasai" enabled him to receive Tamilnadu Government's 'Best Music Director' award! For "Bhaashaa", he got Tamilnadu Arts and Cultural Academy award!
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New York Giants lose Saquon Barkley, matchup with Chicago Bears 17-13 (Highlights)
Jason Leach
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It was a devastating day for the New York Giants. They came up short against the Bears 17-13 and potentially lost Saquon Barkley for the year.
Not only did the New York Giants fall to the Chicago Bears 17-13 on Sunday, but they also fear that they lost star running back Saquon Barkley for the year due to a torn ACL in his right knee.
Wide receiver Sterling Shepard also left the game due to a toe injury. Shepard's status is unknown at this time.
Despite the injuries, Big Blue showed heart and nearly overcame a 17-point deficit.
The game started off horrendously for the Giants. Chicago's offense took the opening possession 82 yards on 12 plays, concluding the drive with a Mitchell Trubisky 28-yard touchdown pass to David Montgomery to take a 7-0 lead.
🔥 running by @MontgomerDavid. 🔥 start.
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— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) September 20, 2020
The Giants were unable to respond — on the third play of their opening drive, Daniel Jones was stripped sacked by Robert Quinn and the fumble was recovered by Khalil Mack at the Giants 20-yard line. The defense held firm and forced a three-and-out, but the Bears went up 10-0 on Cairo Santos' 34-yard field goal.
Robert Quinn waited about a second to make his presence felt & @FiftyDeuce is there to scoop it up because of course.
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The Bears would extend their lead to 17-0 with 14 seconds remaining in the first half after a Trubisky 15-yard touchdown pass to Darnell Mooney.
This would be the final points the Giants defense would surrender on the day; the unit began to impose its will and change the momentum of the game.
The first big play the defense made was with 11:21 remaining in the third quarter when safety Julian Love intercepted a Trubisky pass and returned it to the Bears 25-yard line. Four plays later, the Giants would score their first points of the game on a 39-yard Graham Gano field goal to cut the deficit to 17-3.
Bradberry tips it to Love for the pick!
📺: @NFLonCBS | #TogetherBlue pic.twitter.com/82fylduVwB
— New York Giants (@Giants) September 20, 2020
After forcing the Bears to punt on their next possession, the Giants would travel 95 yards on 11 plays en route to a Dion Lewis 1-yard touchdown run to cut the Chicago lead to 17-10.
Dion Lewis punches it in!
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The Giants defense then came up with its second interception of the day on the Bears' next possession, with cornerback James Bradberry wrestling away a pass intended for Allen Robinson at the Giants 34-yard line with 12:21 remaining in the game.
Fight for it ⬆
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New York would convert this interception into another Gano field goal, this time from 37 yards out to make the score 17-13 with 7:43 remaining.
The Bears almost extended their lead on their next possession, but Santos missed a 50-yard field goal with 2:02 left on the clock.
The Giants came close to pulling off Jones' second-largest come-from-behind victory, travelling 40 yards on 13 plays. Jones' pass into the end zone intended for Golden Tate was incomplete though, which concluded the contest.
At 0-2, this Giants team will look to bounce back and pick up its first win of the year next Sunday at MetLife Stadium. Big Blue will take on the San Francisco 49ers, who also lost a star player in Nick Bosa with a torn ACL. Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and running back Raheem Mostert's statuses are additionally uncertain. The former suffered a high ankle sprain and the latter went down with a knee injury in their 31-13 win over the New York Jets on Sunday.
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This composition for Violin and Piano includes 2 page(s). It is performed by Antonin Dvorak. The style of the score is 'Classical'. Catalog SKU number of the notation is 407644. This score was originally published in the key of D. Authors/composers of this song: Antonín Dvorák (1841–1904). This score was first released on Friday 4th January, 2019 and was last updated on Friday 4th January, 2019. The arrangement code for the composition is VLNPNO. Minimum required purchase quantity for these notes is 1. Please check if transposition is possible before your complete your purchase.
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3D printing specialist MakerBot has become the latest victim of malicious actors hijacking websites to embed cryptocurrency mining scripts for execution on unsuspecting visitors' laptops, through its design sharing site Thingiverse.
When cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, and Monero went from hundreds of 'coins' per penny to thousands of pounds per coin, interest in 'mining' them - performing the computational effort required of proof-of-work (POW) coins in order to receive block rewards - naturally exploded. While many do so legitimately, either purchasing powerful dedicated hardware or taking advantage of the typically-unused spare cycles on their GPU and CPU, others opt for a more malicious approach by co-opting unsuspecting victims into being part of a massive mining botnet.
MakerBot has confirmed that Thingiverse, its community site for the publication and sharing of 3D print designs, is one of the latest to be attacked in this way. 'In late December, MakerBot discovered that a vulnerability in the comments section of Thingiverse allowed malicious crypto-mining code to be inserted into the comments of about 100 Things, out of the site's library of over 2 million designs,' the company has warned users in a press release. 'The mining scripts never had access to users' private data.


Students build computation and estimation skills with this simple card game.
Here is an example of what this daily structure looks like in a lesson on recognizing multiplication as repeated addition of equal groups used in arrays and comparisons.
This video shows Joan's students playing a simple game to practice subtraction.
Here a Math Daily 3 focus lesson on writing number sentences, which matches a kindergarten standard, but would also be of value to older students performing below grade level.


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Another Mangongo emerges
Tinashe Kusema
MARTIN MANGONGO cuts the figure of a person who should never be found anywhere near a rugby pitch, let alone stand on it.
But, after a couple of months with the Sables, the diminutive winger has managed to stand out.
While sports fanatics might argue on how he has succeeded to make such a great impression in rugby, his big heart, immense talent, and last name have certainly contributed to that.
Martin is Steve Mangongo's nephew. Steve is the former Zimbabwe Under-19 cricket team coach.
"The Mangongo name carries a lot of weight and expectation. My whole family are sportsmen and women," said Mangongo.
"My father, Gibson Mangongo, was a football and cricket player. He is actually the one who taught Uncle Steve how to play cricket in the streets of Highfield.
"Now he just dabbles in a little social soccer here and there.
"My brothers Neville and Anesu (late) played sports too, mostly rugby," he said.
Sadly, only Steve and Martin are still active in sports.
The duty to carry on the family name has since been handed over to Mangongo. A simple chat with Steve led him to the rugby pitch.
But, it has not an easy route for the Sables winger, who took some time to find himself.
"Uncle Steve sat down with me and advised me to choose one sport and concentrate on it," said Mangongo.
Apart from being a pianist, Mangongo has tried his hand in football, cricket, hockey, taekwondo and rugby, going as far as representing the country in all the disciplines, with the exception of football.
"I have played Zimbabwe Under-19 cricket and even went to the World Cup. l have also represented my country in hockey, rugby and even taekwondo, where I am a third Dan black belt.
"lf it was not for the fact that rugby, largely due to my older brothers, is my first love, I could have pursued cricket. And I also wanted to carve my own path," he said.
Once his heart was set on rugby, Mangongo's path to stardom became clearer.
He made his debut for Mutare Sports Club at the tender age of 14 in 2012.
"I love rugby mainly because it challenges me the most. I love its physical nature and I love the brotherhood and the friendships that I have gained through the sport."
Now 21 years old and seven years into his semi-professional career, Mangongo's world is full of possibilities.
He is currently on the books of CKRA Warsaw in Poland, having come through the ranks at Mutare Sports Club, Mountain Lions, Hamilton Rugby Club and Western Province in South Africa. He has also had a short stint in France.
But, despite all these exploits, the former St John's and Peterhouse student made his international debut for the Sables in July.
The game means so much for the winger, who has since dedicated it to his late brother Anesu.
"So far, the highlight of my career has been my debut for the Sables against Zambia. lt allowed me to do something, pay a tribute to my brother who recently passed away.
"I managed to score my first international try, which was a treat.
I will never be able to describe the feeling of running out there to your home crowd, singing the national anthem and putting on that jersey to represent your country," said Mangongo.
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The data could be used in criminal investigations and searches for undocumented immigrants.
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency now has access to a nationwide database of license plate readers.
According to The Verge, this means the agency can track in real time the location of cars spotted by repossession agencies, private groups and camera-equipped police cars. That all amounts to as many as 100 million sightings per month, which could be used in criminal investigations and searches for undocumented immigrants.
Technology of this nature is used by other law enforcement agencies, and the data is also collected from cameras on street poles, streetlights and highway overpasses. Privacy advocates worry about the technology's surveillance power and warn it can be used to violate the rights of targeted minority groups — such as Muslim communities and communities of color.
In the past year, ICE has dramatically expanded its deportation efforts, and many so-called sanctuary cities and activist groups are bracing for larger immigration raids in the future.


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Town of Osgood, Indiana October 2009 Meeting Minutes.
Present at the meeting were Tammy Wilhoit, Mary Ann Gay, Norman Kappes, Linda Krinop, DeDee Holliday, David Mohler, Beth Rumsey, Chris Lemen, Steve Wilhoit, Chuck Gill, Tony Wood, Andy Scholle, and Doug Baldisari.
Opened Public Hearing for the Preliminary Engineering Report for the Wastewater. David Mohler from Commonwealth Engineers stood and gave a presentation of what needs the wastewater plant has. The current capacity of the plant is 500,000 gallons per day and we are currently running 390,000 gallons per day. The plant has a problem when it rains. This would allow for the installation of a 560,000 gallon equalization tank. Currently we are out of compliance with the NPDES Permit, which could lead to fines of up to $25,000 per day per violation. There have been hydraulic issues with the pumping stations, which has resulted in repairing or replacing on average 2 pumps per year. The current aerobic digesters cannot be isolated to take one tank down at a time. The blower can be replaced with 5 smaller, higher efficient blowers that can reduce energy costs by 40%. Some additional site modifications would need to be made. This project is estimated to cost $3.6 million, with the possibility of a $2 million grant from Rural Development and a $600,000 grant from Community Focus Fund. That would leave the Town with a loan from Rural Development in the amount of $1 million.
Doug from Umbaugh stood to explain the financial impact this project would have. He stated that this is a good time because of the grant funding available and the current interest rate for a Rural Development loan is 2.625% for 40 years. There has not been a sewer rate increase since 1999. The proposed 43% increase would result in the minimum going from $24.44 to $34.95 for 2500 gallons.
Tap Fees - $800 or the actual cost of material and labor, whichever is greater.
Notice will be published in the newspaper.
Motion was made to adopt Ordinance 2009-11. The Wastewater Utility is currently unable to meet its payments for bonds due to demands on its operation and maintenance funds. A non-interest bearing loan in the amount of $79,385 shall be made from the Regional Revenue Sharing Fund to the Wastewater Utility Bond and Interest Fund for the purpose of making the November 2009 payment.
Wastewater Department – Tony Wood stated the report is ready to sign. They have used the camera on 30% of the town and will continue to work on more. They are waiting for fields to dry to get fertilizer out.
Water Department – Chuck Gill stated that the fall water hydrant flushing should be complete tomorrow.
Street Department – Steve Wilhoit stated leaf pick up has begun.
Gas Department – Steve Wilhoit stated that the old gas truck is ready to be sold. He will put information together and have Mary Ann put an ad in the paper for next month's meeting. The truck will be sold "as is". Thursday and Friday is the scheduled inspection from IURC. They are continuing to work on the S. Buckeye Street parking lot.
Andy Scholle was present to give Council a petition to vacate an alley between the B.P. Station and the house south of that (N. Buckeye).
Motion was made to pay $2500 from Riverboat to Sewer for sidewalls for the bar screen structure.


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they did it by using an up-tempo offense.
cool in Game 2, which featured the ejections of Davis and Stephen Jackson.
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Our last post focused on the advantages of adding video to your mobile app and how it can increase user engagement and retention, along with many other perks. In this second post, our Calgary app developers want to share some of the many ways you can actually incorporate video to your mobile application to enhance your brand, drive your sales upwards and create loyalty within your consumer base.
There are so many ways to include videos into your mobile app, like using video to welcome new users or to give a tutorial on a certain new feature that recently been added. Being able to reach out to your users and interact with them through video content allows a whole new level of tailored marketing. The key is to make the addition of video seamless within your mobile app which means it needs to do one of two things: promote a product or service, or solve a problem for your users.
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Some examples of mobile apps that utilized video content to further their success are ones like Home Depot, who has used video to showcase products in their mobile app, and they have the same videos alongside the products in their stores. This gives customers the instant satisfaction of answering questions exactly when they need the information – almost like talking to an employee anytime they need to. Other apps, such as exercise apps, incorporate video to users with paid subscriptions from daily workouts to recipes, sometimes outlining critical steps or safety awareness to complete the right form for certain exercises. Even dating apps are jumping on the video train, with certain apps allowing people to add a short video instead of a static image for their profiles, this opens up a whole new level of personification to an otherwise dated approach at personal interactions.
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