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Trade Adjustment Assistance Programs Under Title II of the Trade Act of 1974 ...
作者:United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means. Subcommittee on Trade
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supported entirely by private contributions. Some of these are corporate contributions. Others are from organizations and still others from private individuals as citizens and consumers. The sole standard of the council and of its staff is to address ourselves to what we think is the public interest. We do not speak for any particular special interest, any particular private interest. We do not speak for any of our contributors. They obviously have a stake in the success of our kind of effort to achieve a more open international economic system, but we do not speak for any of our financial contributors. Mr. FRENzEL. Thank you. Mr. FISHER. Thank you very much, Mr. Steinberg. We appreciate your taking the time to testify here. With that, this session is ended, and I am told we will be hearing from the administration later on with respect to the trade adjustment assistance program. [Whereupon, at 12:41 p.m., the hearing was adjourned.]
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STATEMENT of JAMEs C. CLEvelAND, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CoNGREss FRoM THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Mr. Chairman, members of the Subcommittee on Trade, under the Trade Adjustment Act of 1962, workers who lost their jobs in an industry adversely affected by United States tariff policies received allowances from federal government funds. This approach was based on the theory that the unemployment of these workers was a result of United States trade policy. The Trade Act of 1974 shifted the cost of unemployment adjustment allowances from the United States government to state unemployment trust funds. This shift marked a departure from the theory that taxes for unemployment compensation are collected because the entity causing the unemployment should pay the cost thereof. The new system of funding benefits to workers under the 1974 amendments has resulted in a severe hardship on many states. In New Hampshire alone, it is estimated that $3 million—or about 10% of estimated New Hampshire unemployment compensation benefits to be paid in 1977—will be paid this year to workers receiving trade adjustment assistance. This severe burden placed on many state unemployment funds only compounds the problems states are having in attempting to keep their trust funds solvent. Taxpayers of states that are adversely affected by United States trade policy should not be called upon to finance the benefits necessitated by trade policies. It is bad enough that such states must suffer increased unemployment and business decline as a result of our trade policies without also placing on adversely affected states the onerous burden of paying benefits which should properly be charges of the United States. I have introduced a bill, H.R. 5615, which would remove this hardship placed on the states in 1974 by returning to federal reimbursement of adjustment assistance benefits. I respectfully urge that the Subcommittee include the provisions of H.R. 5615 in legislation drawn up as a result of these hearings. I believe that the federal reimbursement approach embodied in H.R. 5615 represents an equitable and fiscally sound alternative to the current hardship endurred by the states as a result of the 1974 law.
STATEMENT OF HON, WILLIAM. H. HARSHA, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF OHIO
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee, I very much appreciate having this opportunity of testifying in behalf of my bill, H.R. 1593, to amend the Trade Reform Act of 1974.
As you know, Title II of the Trade Reform Act provides for trade adjustment assistance for firms and workers in those firms adversely affected because of increased imports. Under this program, workers who are unemployed as a result of imports can be certified as eligible for trade adjustment assistance in the form of cash benefits and access to training, relocation, and job search allowances. The cash benefits are in an amount equal to 70 per cent of each worker's average weekly earnings prior to the time he lost his job for a period of up to 52 weeks. The duration of this eligibiilty period can be extended for an additional 26 weeks for workers being re-trained or workers who were sixty years of age on or before the time of their job loss. H.R. 1593 would make no major change in the Trade Reform Act or in the trade adjustment assistance program. It would simply extend the period of eligibility for benefits under this program by 26 weeks for each of these three categories of unemployed workers. Effective adjustment assistance is an essential part of our international trade policy. I am sure we all agree that every effort should be made to insure that the social and economic costs of adjustment to import competition which results from a liberalized trade policy deemed advantageous to our Nation should not fall disproportionately on a few. It is only equitable, therefore, that aid should be provided to those who are unemployed through no fault of their own but simply because they were employed by a firm in an industry particularly vulnerable to competition from foreign ports. Since the establishment of the trade adjustment assistance program, a number of industries have been declared eligible to receive trade adjustment assistance. Among these, the footwear industry has most directly affected the economy and employment situation in my Congressional District. It is particularly unfortunate that the industries most vulnerable to foreign competition are those which are labor intensive and provide jobs for many semi-skilled workers who find it extremely difficult to find new employment. Many of our shoe plants are in small rural communities or towns and are often the largest or among the largest employers in the area. When they go out of business or lay off workers, this creates an immediate and serious economic and employment problem for the entire community. In these instances there are few available jobs for the unemployed to seek in the vicinity, and most workers are reluctant to leave their homes to move to other areas which might have more encouraging employment prospects. One good example of this situation is my home town. A major employer— a shoe factory—was forced to close down more than a year ago as a result of increased shoe imports, and its workers were certified to receive trade adjustment assistance. Prior to the closing of this plant, the unemployment situation in this area was already unacceptably high. The latest figures I have—for the month of January—show that the unemployment percentage for the county is still 17.5 per cent. Adjoining counties have unemployment rates of 11.7 and 20.7 per cent. I cite these figures to illustrate the fact that there are few, if any, available jobs for our unemployed shoe workers in their home town or nearby communities. For these workers, the expiration of their trade adjustment assistance benefits poses a very serious problem. I am sure the situation is similar in many other communities throughout our Nation. It is my understanding that since 1968 more than 300 shoe plants have closed with the loss of over 70,000 jobs and $500 million in annual payrolls. A great many of these plants, as I have mentioned, were in small communities and the impact of the job loss upon thousands of families and many small businesses has been devastating. In Ohio alone, eight plants have been closed, and employment has been reduced by 18.7 per cent in this time period. Inasmuch as imports are entering our Country at a rapidly increasing rate, the situation is worsening. In 1968 shoe imports accounted for approximately 20 per cent of domestic sales. Today it is estimated that imports have captured nearly 50 per cent of the U.S. market. We face a possible demise of this vital industry unless action is taken to protect the industry from unfair competition resulting from low-paid foreign labor. This would, of course, greatly increase the financial problems of many American workers and small businesses and adversely affect the economic wellbeing of many small towns. While my bill would not cerrect or lessen the problems facing the footwear industry and other industries suffering from foreign competition, it will materially assist those workers who are unfairly suffering because of our trade policies. It is only a matter of simple justice, in my judgment, to extend for a reasonable period of time the benefits provided by our trade adjustment assistance program to lessen the hardship many of our people are suffering. I wish to thank you for affording me this opportunity of sharing my views with you and to strongly urge that this legislation be approved without delay.
STATEMENT OF HON. RICHARD H. ICHORD, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CongBEss FROM THE STATE of Missouri
Mr. Chairman, it is a great pleasure to offer my statement in favor of H.R. 4460 and H.R. 5363, legislation I have cosponsored to amend the worker adjustment assistance provisions of the Trade Act of 1974. Certainly, the value of the adjustment assistance to workers who have lost their jobs due to imports does not need defending. The passage of the Trade Act in 1974 recognized the great need for such assistance, and the present crisis facing the American shoe industry, which has already separated 70,000 workers from their jobs, provides all the emphasis and illustration we need. What we need to emphasize at this time, however, is the necessity of extending the present one-year limit for filing for such assistance. While statistics showing that thousands of workers who are otherwise eligible have been denied benefits due to the difficulties of meeting the one-year limit, the numbers can be translated into human terms so convincing that I am amazed that there is any hesitation at all. Of the many letters I have received regarding foreign imports— and since Missouri is second in the nation in shoe manufacturing, there have been many—not one has asked for assistance. Each says, "Give me my job back. Don't force me to resort to welfare." If our trade policies prevent our "giving" these workers their original job, it is mandatory that we take any steps necessary to see that comparable, if not better, skills are learned and jobs found. This takes time, and it takes its toll in economic terms and, unfortunately, often in terms of personal dignity. It is also unfortunate that many of these displaced workers are lesser-skilled workers living in rural areas, are less mobile, and are less aware of job opportunities elsewhere and opportunities and procedures for obtaining adjustment assistance. This is the case in Missouri. And even those of us in Washington, with every convenience imaginable for tracking down information and wrestling with bureaucracy at our fingertips, can well understand the difficulties involved. While the Trade Act of 1974 provided for sorely needed adjustment assistance, it simply did not provide enough time for these workers to gain knowledge of such an opportunity and for the trade and layoff data to accumulate. If we are to make conscious decisions in trade policy which will threaten our domestic industries, it is nothing short of our national responsibility to compensate vulnerable workers for their losses. This was the intention of the adjustment assistance provision of the Trade Act of 1974. It is now our responsibility to see that these intentions are fully carried out, that such assistance is, in fact, available. This is not new legislation we contemplate here today in H.R. 4460 and H.R. 5363—it is simply an affirmation of the old.
STATEMENT OF HoN. PHILIP E. RUPPE, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CoNGRESS FROM THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
Mr. Chairman, I am pleased at the opportunity to appear this morning and present my views on the Trade Adjustment Program. In recent months TRA has played an important role in the economy of Northern Michigan and I want to share our experience concerning the program with Members of the Subcommittee.
During the past two years the Copper Range Company has experienced severe economic problems brought on, for the most part, by a declining price of copper on the world market. In January, 1976, responding to this continuing situation, the company laid off more than 1,500 of its employees.
Copper Range is the largest employer in the western Upper Peninsula. At its peak, 2,900 workers were employed at the mine in White Pine, Michigan.
Today, 15 months later, almost 1,000 people remain unemployed as a result of the original layoff. The resulting economic impact upon the western Upper Peninsula has been devastating. In this kind of setting, Trade Adjustment Act benefits for workers have been invaluable in terms of meeting these individuals basic needs. In addition, the program has provided a measure of stability for family and community life in the western Upper Peninsula during an extremely difficult time. As I understand it, the program now runs for 52 consecutive weeks. A worker is eligible for an additional 26 weeks of benefits if he is enrolled in a certified program to provide new job training and skills. Mr. Chairman, I would like to indicate my support this morning for H.R. 1593 to extend the basic benefit program to 78 weeks. In my view, this extension will provide further assurance to the people of the White Pine area that their needs will be met until the economic situation at the mine can stabilize. In addition, I have identified various aspects of the TRA program which I believe need clarification, change, or careful review. These are important issues and need to be brought to the attention of the Subcommittee. For example, I believe the present method for certifying and payment of relocation benefits is inadequate and unfair. If a worker applies for relocation benefits before he moves he is eligible. If he moves and then applies for relocation assistance he is out of luck. In my view, the point at which certification is made should not be an issue. If a worker has taken the initiative to find new employment, and moves his family in order to begin his new job then he should receive relocation aid regardless of whether he requests it immediately before or after the move. During the months that I have been involved with the TRA program both my staff and I have observed a serious lack of adequate information regarding the program. Members of my staff have spent countless hours digging up information and answering constituent inquiries regarding basic questions about the program. I have found, to my amazement, that only one decent booklet exists describing the TRA program in a limited manner. Its impact is not great, however, because it is not distributed among workers certified as eligible for the program. In my view, the Department of Labor and the contracted state agency can do a better job of getting out the facts on the TRA program. I would certainly encourage the Subcommittee to exercise its oversight function with regard to this issue. It is also apparent to me that the Department of Labor has not always maintained close liaison with the contracting state agency in administering the program. For example, I found in the White Pine case that the state agency administering the TRA program was holding applications until they could process 500–600 at one time. This resulted in totally unnecessary delay in payment of benefits to workers and I insisted that applications be handled on a case by case basis. A similar situation has developed in recent weeks with regard to vocational counseling and job training. Workers have been denied the opportunity for job training now because the state agency involved has been unwilling to commit the resources to insure placement of workers in certified job training programs. Again, I have insisted that this be remedied and that workers receiving TRA be informed regarding the possibilities for new job training at the earliest date. In my view, this is an important cornerstone of the TRA program and the Department of Labor needs to be more vigilant in terms of monitoring the program and more careful in determining contractual arrangements with the state agency selected to administer the program. Mr. Chairman, I support extension to the TRA benefit program for workers. It has been absolutely essential to the effort to maintain economic stability in !. Joern Upper Peninsula during a very unstable period in the copper Industry. At the same time, I believe the suggestions I have made will improve the program and make it more responsive to the needs of the workers involved. I know the people of the western Upper Peninsula share my concern regarding these matters and I appreciate the Subcommittee's interest in the TRA program. If you have questions I would be pleased to try to answer them. I thank you again for the opportunity to testify before the Subcommittee this morning.
STATEMENT of THE AMALGAMATED CLOTHING AND TEXTILE WORKERS UNION, AFL–CIO, MURRAY FINLEY, PRESIDENT, JACOB SHEINKMAN, SECRETARYTREASURER, SUBMITTED BY ART GUNDERSHEIM, DIRECTOR, OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AFFAIRS
The membership of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers' Union totals approximately 510,000 workers who produce, among other things, men's and boys' clothing such as suits, sport coats, trousers, raincoats, overcoats, shirts, gloves and various textile products.
On behalf of our workers, we appreciate this opportunity to endorse bills pending before the subcommittee which amend the one-year eligibility limitation under Section 223(b) and extend the benefit periods under Section 233 of the Trade Act of 1974 relating to adjustment assistance for workers. These bills include H.R. 1593, H.R. 2482, H.R. 2523, H.R. 3666, H.R. 4460 and H.R. 4581.
We have never considered in the past—nor do we now feel—that adjustment assistance is a remedy for the injury inflicted on domestic industry and their workers as a result of imports. It is at best only a temporary palliative, not a cure. Nonetheless, we are in support of any improvements that can be made in the adjustment assistance programs to make them more flexible and of more help to workers who suffer the loss of their jobs as a result of the impact of burgeoning imports in their industry. We have hundreds of workers who have had adjustment assistance denied them due to the overly restrictive one-year limitation between separation of employment and date of petition for certification. Thus H.R. 2523 would be very helpful.
IMPAct of IMPORTs THREATENs survival of APPAREL INDUSTRY
Our workers are not opposed to trade, but we are concerned over the everincreasing damage done to domestic industries and their workers which arise from imports benefiting from low-wage foreign production or unfair trade practices. The textile and apparel industries have shown extreme vulnerability to such imports with the result that there were 150,000 fewer jobs in such industries last year than there were 10 years earlier. In 1976, total textile and apparel imports recorded their second highest level on record, one-third higher than imports in the preceeding year.
Some of the most serious inroads by imports have been experienced in the men's and boys' tailored clothing industry. Between 1968 and 1976 there was a loss of some 42,000 jobs in this industry, about one-third of the jobs which existed at the beginning of this period. Imports of men's and boys' tailored clothing items set new record levels in 1976. In the case of suits, imports rose from less than one-half a million in 1968 to 3.6 million in 1976. Domestic cuttings (production) of suits declined in this period from 25 million suits to 16 million suits. As a result, imports as a percent of domestic cuttings increased from about 2% in 1968 to over 22% in 1976. Similarly, in the case of men's and boys' sport coats, imports rose from 1.8 million in 1968 to 6.9 million in 1976, setting an all-time high last year. Imports as a percent of domestic cuttings rose from less than 10 percent in 1968 to 45 percent last year. For the information of the subcommittee, I am attaching a table which sets forth in detail the relentless gains made by imports of men's and boys' suits and sport coats.
Against this background of reduced production and reduced jobs as a consequence of higher import penetration in import sensitive industries such as our own, it is but natural that we should support any liberalization of worker benefits and eligibility provisions in the adjustment assistance program such as is contemplated in the legislation being considered by this subcommittee. But we must emphasize this does not mean our workers endorse adjustment assistance as an import relief vehicle. Since one purpose of these hearings is to review the operation and effectiveness of the Trade Adjustment Assistance programs for workers, firms and communities as provided under Title II of the Trade Act of 1974, we also want to make some appropriate comments in this
regard.
ADJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE IS NO SOLUTION FOR IMPORT INJURY
When adjustment assistance is offered as the alternative to import relief for workers, no one is honest enough to admit the ineffectiveness of the trade adjustment assistance program which Congress added to the Trade Act of 1974.
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Inter Milan confirm interest in Lukaku
Harry Kettle in Serie A, Transfer News & Rumours 8 Jul 2019
According to a recent report from Sky Italy, Inter Milan CEO Giuseppe Marotta has confirmed that they are indeed interested in bringing Manchester United forward Romelu Lukaku to the club. The general belief is that Inter are already in advanced stages when it comes to the talks with the big Belgian forward, who has seemingly made it clear that he wants to leave United sooner rather than later. Lukaku started off his career with the Red Devils in a bright way, but in the last year or so, it feels like the wheels have fallen off slightly.
A move to Italy could give him a brand new start, which would reignite his goalscoring form. A lot of Manchester United fans aren't that interested in the idea of seeing him go, and would rather see him be given another chance, but it doesn't seem like that's going to be the case after all.
Harry Kettle
Harry is a University of Worcester graduate who has been writing professionally for the last two years. He specialises in several sports such as MMA, pro wrestling and athletics, with football being his primary love. He continues to dream of a life in the Premier League as a Wolves fan.
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Bulls are enraged by the color red.
A fallen baby bird cannot be placed back in their nest. The great wall of China is visible from space.
None of these are true; however, facts do not really matter. If a statement is repeated often enough this becomes the truth.
This is the illusory truth effect: Repetition creates a sense of validity. In essence, repeating is believing.
Anyone of a difficult divorce knows the feelings of devastation and helplessness when your ex tells a story casting you as the villain. They believe the scenario is true; however, you know this is yet, another tale of lies.
Sadly, the untruths are shared with family and friends and sometimes co-workers. The destruction cuts to the core even deeper when the disinformation is deliberately conveyed to your child.
This is important information in high conflict divorces because repetition supersedes prior knowledge.
Your child may recall a close and loving relationship with you yet, the illusory truth effect means your child perceives the repeated negative statements as the truth. Negative statements, albeit false, are replacing what they know to be true by the false statements they are hearing. In essence, constant exposure to the negative facts becomes your child's new reality.
In high conflict divorce, sometimes, one parent uses the illusory truth effect leading your child to believe you do not want to see or talk to them, or you do not care about your child. In actuality, nothing could be farther from the truth.
What you want is the opportunity to protect your child. Instead, your child is embroiled in the bitter battle called the illusory truth effect.
The illusory truth effect is a concept evolving from a 1977 study. Recent research challenged the findings revealing repeated statements are easier for the mind to process as there is a sense of familiarity when hearing the information again.
The brain perceives this as ordinary information and processes the material quicker. The mind is concluding the fact as a true statement faster because this is now common knowledge.
Despite the fact that most parents teach their children not to lie; the illusory truth effect demonstrates parents lie too. Like most relationships, trust is the groundwork for a strong parent and child bond.
A child willingly and whole heartedly believes what their parents say. Things do not need to make perfect sense because the child trusts their parents. Expecting to hear the truth is natural.
Parents or parent figures are the backbones to the heart and soul of children. If we did not have parents our society would be different. When parents are kind and loving they want the best for their children. Parents are influential with the power to instill a sense of belief creating a strong foundation for the child to grow.
Children love and trust both parents. This is what makes the illusory truth irrevocably damaging. Who is speaking truths or untruths is not your child's issue. Adding insult to injury, spouting lies about the child's other parent is like putting a knife in their little heart.
Intensifying this even more, a key point revealed in recent research shows the illusory truth effect may be more powerful when individuals are distracted or tired. A child within the throes of a high conflict divorce may experience both making a child more vulnerable to the 'facts' directed at them.
Why are the lies harmful to your child? Children are not emotionally equipped to differentiate the illusory truth from lies.
More importantly, parents are purposefully altering their children's lives. All children have a right to enjoy a caring, kind, and loving relationship with both parents. Both parents are entitled to the opportunity to parent and protect their child.
Despite the illusory truth effect baby birds can be placed back in their nest and man-made structures are not observable from low orbit.
As for the bulls? Bulls are color blind and not angered by the color red. In fact, they are reacting to the movement of the fabric.
Part 2 will offer examples in responding to the illusory truth imparted on your child.


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Westerner Satisfies Musical Desires with Their New Single, "Yesferatu" [Premiere]
By Aaron Willschick 10/27/2020
Arriving just in time for Halloween is the mysterious character known as "Yesferatu," the topic of the brand new single from Los Angeles' Westerner. The bouncy, electronic, psychedelic-infused track is the latest to come from this emerging quartet, who began to impress on the local scene towards the end of last year, and who we introduced you to this past spring.
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Bombadil is the driving force behind Westerner, capably backed up by the talented trio of bassist Brandon Valerino, guitarist Javier Olmedo, and drummer Mike Gattshall. Delivering catchy electronic pop-rock songs, the group has become well regarded for their live show, becoming a mainstay at celebrated venues such as Beverly Hilton, Good Times at Davey Wayne's, and The Bootleg Theater. Bombadil formed Westerner in 2016 after he wrote and recorded an album's worth of material that ended up being the band's debut record Unreal City. With an innovative sound that's only going to continue to develop, Westerner is happy to help you keep lively as you eagerly await the return of live music.
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In recent weeks, California and its militia, no doubt one of the largest Nationwide Guard entities within the US, started signaling its disagreement with President Donald Trump on two contentious topics: the southern border and transgender service participants.
Almost a month after the Supreme Court docket made up our minds no longer to face within the plot of Trump's switch to bar transgender of us from serving within the protection power, the California Militia Department's second-in-disclose told policymakers the directive would no longer currently be enforced on transgender troops serving within the CalGuard.
"As long as you battle, we don't care what gender you title as," Maj. Gen. Matthew Beevers, the California Militia Department's assistant adjutant general, mentioned to the Meeting Veterans Affairs Committee final week.
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A Nationwide Guard soldier watches over Rio Grande River on the border in Roma, Texas, April 10, 2018.
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Women's Tennis Voted Second in Preseason Poll
January 15, 2009 Lynchburg, Va. RSS
2008 Big South Women's Tennis Player of the Year Jordan Jenkins and the Lady Flames were selected second in the conference's preseason poll.
Coming off one of its best seasons in squad history, the Liberty women's tennis team has been predicted to finish second in the Big South Conference standings this spring, in the league's annual preseason poll announced earlier this afternoon. The poll is voted on by the conference's head women's tennis coaches.
The Lady Flames received 51 points, including one first-place vote, in being picked second. Liberty returns five of the six members of its 2008 roster, which posted a 13-4 record, the best in the program's eight-year history. 2008 Big South Women's Tennis Coach of the Year Chris Johnson's team's mark included a 12-match winning streak, the longest ever by a Lady Flame tennis team. In addition, Liberty posted a 4-1 mark in conference play and earned an unprecedented No. 2 seed in the Big South Women's Tennis Championship.
Leading the returnees for the Lady Flames is 2008 Big South Player of the Year Jordan Jenkins. Playing at No. 1 singles, the Sarasota, Fla., native posted a 16-1 record and earned 2008 All-Big South and Freshman of the Year honors. She also was the first Lady Flame to be voted VaSID Rookie of the Year, while being named to the VaSID first team singles squad.
Jenkins will again be joined by 2008 doubles partner Ekaterina Kuznetsova. The senior combined with the freshman to record a 16-1 doubles mark and earn All-Big South doubles honors last season. Kuznetsova also posted a 9-6 record in singles.
Besides Jenkins, 2008 first-year Lady Flames Stephanie Brown, Hannah Fick and Fabiana Gouveia return for their second season after having successful seasons last year. Brown and Gouveia enjoyed double-digit win totals during singles in their first year at Liberty. Brown posted a 12-4 record in singles and finished the season by winning eight-straight matches. Gouveia recorded an 11-4 mark in No. 6 singles, winning her last 10 individual contests. Meanwhile, Fick combined with Brown for a 12-3 record at No. 2 doubles. In singles, Fick also posted a 9-7 mark.
Winthrop was chosen to capture the Big South Conference's women's crown in April, garnering six first-place votes and 61 points. Liberty edged out Coastal Carolina for second place in the poll by one point. The Chanticleers also garnered a first-place vote.
The Lady Flames kick off their 2008 schedule by traveling to Norfolk, Va., for a match with Old Dominion, Saturday at 3 p.m. The season is scheduled to conclude at the Big South Conference Women's Tennis Championship, April 16-18 on the campus of Winthrop in Rock Hill, S.C.
2009 Big South Conference Preseason Women's Tennis Poll (first place votes)
1. Winthrop (6) 61
2. Liberty (1) 51
3. Coastal Carolina (1) 50
4. Charleston Southern 39
5. Radford 36
T6. UNC Asheville 21
T6. Gardner-Webb 21
8. Presbyterian 9
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Oct 21, 2017 by Wafa Hozien, Ph.D. Senior Contributor EducationViews.org
Cyber Extortion is One of Many Threats to Schools
Your Money or Your Data!
What would happen if a school suddenly lost access to its digital information? Think about it. Exactly how much digital information does a school use? Student records? Human Resource records? Course materials? E-mails? What would happen if a school leader had to conduct the business of education without access to their digital resources? Many school leaders have faced just this quandary as their schools have fallen prey to ransomware, malware, cyber extortion and other forms of hacking. Schools have been forced to pay tens of thousands of dollars in ransom to nefarious digital pirates to recover information. Some schools have been attacked for purely malicious reasons with no profit motivation and forced to recover and repair systems. Digital security threats are growing in complexity, and frequency. The trend is likely to continue as technology expands in education.
Security concerns have come in tandem with digital technology. Today, a new type of threat has emerged as schools and communities are targeted by "cyber-terrorists" and other criminal elements. In many cases, the goal is simply financial gain. School information systems are undermined and held ransom. The digital thieves may release a portion of the information seized to prove their control and some have made utilized school communication systems to threaten students and their shareholders with violence. Even when the ransom is paid, there is no guarantee that the systems will be restored. Disrupted schedules, wrecked budgets and traumatized communities are now possible with the right keystrokes.
The Value of Information
Of all the commodities found in a school, nothing is more valuable than data. Digital texts and enrichment materials are used to instruct students and to assess their progress by comparing test scores recorded in shared digital documents. The vital statistics and personal information for each student and employee is recorded digitally and even the casual chats are documented for posterity. Meeting notes, cafeteria menus and scores from the intramural basketball league are all made available in various formats. Of course losing access to all or a portion of this resource could be disastrous for a school and if student privacy is compromised, the responsible parties could be held criminally responsible through the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
Schools are target rich environments for would-be cyber attackers. Students, faculty and other school employees are all vulnerable to phishing schemes which are increasingly sophisticated. The number of individuals with access to sensitive systems is often high in a school due to the collaborative nature of the work. Limited budgets and professional development for information technology professionals means school systems are less likely to be updated and more vulnerable to attack. A qualified and well informed IT professional can be the greatest ally in defending the school from a cyber-attack. First and foremost, back up all crucial files. If it can be restored then the information from a protected media like an external hard drive, there will be no need to pay a ransom to recover encrypted data. Another crucial duty for the school IT team is to keep all computers and systems updated with reliable anti-virus and anti-malware software. Software updates should be performed regularly to address any systemic vulnerabilities. It may be difficult, but restricting access to sensitive systems can limit the number of opportunities for the determined cyber attacker. All system users should be trained on a continuous basis and according to their level of access. That training should include system information as well as up to date assessments of threats to security.
Vigilance in the Information Age
It wasn't that long ago when grades were kept in books in desk drawers and student information was found in a file cabinet in the school office. Even then, security was a concern. That concern has evolved as the times and technology has changed. Today, one may not need to lock the desk drawer to keep a dishonest student from manipulating a grade, but may need to do a regular sweep of all school computers to safeguard no keystroke loggers are in use. School leaders need to secure passwords so that they are updated regularly to keep systems secure. In coming years, expect technology and all the benefits it brings to become more prevalent in education. Be prepared for the remarkably creative and resilient nature of the criminal element in society. A determined and intelligent individual can utilize technology to make the world a better place or undermine society depending on their motivation.
Keywords: cyber security, K12 computers, hacking technology, school records
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The logo for the 2017 Major League Baseball All-Star Game was unveiled during an on-field ceremony before the Marlins game against the Philadelphia Phillies earlier today in Miami.
A large silver gradient-rich star is met by the primary colours of the Marlins current look — red-orange, blue, and yellow forms the main shape of the logo with the marlin from the team logo adjusted to perfectly form the top point of the star. The name of the event is laid out in black with blue, silver, and red-orange trim in the same font the Marlins use on their logos and uniforms with the year and host city above and MLB's famous silhouette logo below in Marlins colours.
And no, there's no teal here.
The look of the façade and interior of Marlins Park is meant to be echoed in the overall look of the logo as well as the rest of yet-to-be-seen All-Star marks, all of which were designed in a process which started "well over a year ago". Despite all that time they only needed one shot to come up with the final logo we see here today.
Despite being the first MLB All-Star Game ever to be played in the State of Florida the obvious images have not been included in the logo unveiled today, but Occi told us that we will see palm trees later on in some of the theme art, which would make up the signage you'll see around Miami and Marlins Park leading up to the event. Nods to Florida and the Miami area were noted originally by the Marlins in their colour scheme also being used here, the red-orange for the sunsets and citrus industry, the blue for the sky and the sea, and yellow for the sun itself.
And yes, that is indeed a MasterCard graphic right there on the primary 2017 logo (it's their new logo too, in fact). You may have missed it but it was also eventually present in the 2016 All-Star Game logo. Part of a multi-year deal to be the presenting sponsor of the All-Star Game. The M/C mark will be back for the 2018 All-Star Game to be held in Washington but (as was the case in 2016 and again in 2017) you won't see it anywhere on the field, on the players, or on retail merchandise. The MasterCard version of the All-Star Game logo will only be used for broadcast, print, and digital applications. You can all exhale now.
The 88th MLB All-Star Game is set to be played at Marlins Park in Miami, Florida on Tuesday, July 11, 2017.


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El sexe interracial és la pràctica en la qual dues o més persones de diferent raça o ètnia tenen relacions sexuals. El sexe interracial va tenir el seu origen en els països amb un important mestissatge a causa de la gran quantitat de persones de diferents races que habitaven en un mateix territori i que es trobava allunyat del control, polític o religiós, que prohibia les relacions entre persones de diferents races, especialment en les colònies europees de Llatinoamèrica, on el mestissatge va ser molt important per a la formació de l'actual genealogia llatinoamericana. Realment aquest terme és incorrecte, ja que només existeix una raça: la humana, per tant, el terme correcte seriosa sexe interètnic.

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9mobile: Banks running out of patience
By Odunewu Segun
The troubles of Etisalat, now 9mobile is far from being over as the 13 banks that threatened to take over the telecom firm in May this year over a $1.2bn syndicated loan are running out of patience over delayed in the sales process, National Daily has gathered.
Recall that as part of efforts to hold back what would have been a bad end to the business activities of Etisalat, now 9mobile, the combined drive of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), in July this year, rallied intervention and saved the businesses and lives of more than 20 million Nigerians who depended on Etisalat.
However, the timely intervention did not come without a caveat; otherwise, the new board led by a Deputy Governor at CBN, Dr, Dr. Joseph Nnanna to position the troubled firm and sale within a period of 90 to 180 days so that the consortium of banks will have their trapped fund.
Currently, a twist is emerging in the whole matter as Barclays Africa has pulled out as financial adviser over the sale of 9mobile for the consortium of the 13 lender banks after CBN and NCC jointly queried the bank's transparency in the bidding process of the telecom.
Though Barclays Africa is yet to issue any statement to this effect, it would be recalled that the consortium of creditor banks to the telecommunications firm, had in October appointed the bank to midwife the sale process.
The new trouble had started when Barclays Africa, the financial advisers, came under attack from the two intervening federal agencies.
ALSO SEE: NCC, CBN express concerns over Barclays' handling of 9mobile sale
In a joint letter to GTBank, which is the facility agent for the 9mobile syndicated loan, the executive vice-chairman of NCC, Umar Danbatta, and Godwin Emefiele of CBN, expressed displeasure with the "unwillingness of Barclays Africa" to follow due process in the bid.
Besides, both NCC and CBN averred that they had received reports and petitions from various stakeholders, including some bidders, which have further heightened their concerns— but their suggestions to the board of 9mobile and Barclays on how to restore credibility to the process, have been ignored.
Already, both Danbatta and Emefiele have said the December 31, 2017 deadline for the handover of 9mobile to the preferred bidders "remains sacrosanct".
Industry analysts and financial advisors who spoke to our correspondents on the matter, fear possible default in meeting with the deadline of December 31st.
By end of November, it will only remain one month to either consummate the sale deal or declare 9moblie, bankrupt and insolvent.
Experts say Barclays pulling out means the entire process will have to be repeated from scratch. The telecommunications firm may have to remain under the supervision of the regulators.
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Beli Manastir is situated in the east Slavonia plain only 30 km away from Osijek. If you've always wanted to reach the stars, find out which is the most expensive stamp in Croatia, or simply enjoy collecting coins from all historical epochs, be sure to visit Beli Manastir, where professional astronomers will introduce you to the secrets of the universe, philatelists will tell you why some of the stamps are more valuable than others, and coin collectors will take you back into the past and teach you the real value of money. Beli Manastir, which was founded on the place where a monastery used to stand on the estate Pel, is peaceful and has the tranquillity of some old, but never forgotten times, even in today's bustle of everyday life. Because of the naturally cut off geographical position, surrounded by numerous Baranya effluents on the one side and marshes on the other, Beli Manastir gives off a certain mystique that will enchant you and take you to a different era, when the fairies used to dance in the ancient forests. In addition to natural resources, Beli Manastir is rich on the widely famous cuisine, and the very mention of the specialties such as the fork carp or the nettle sauce will tickle your imagination. If you decide to let go to the charms of Beli Manastir, friendly hosts will make sure that your accommodation in numerous apartments and rooms in farmhouses, becomes a very authentic way of experiencing the rural tourism – soon you may find yourselves cooking "rakija" (the local alcoholic beverage) with your hosts, cooking "fish stew" or simply staying up all night. If you long for a night out, you can be in Osijek in less than 15 minutes and then return to bed, enjoying the blissful tranquillity of Beli Manastir.


Treat yourself! This sweet-tart dessert is delightful for an after-dinner treat on a hot summer's night. The Meyer lemon oil gives the sorbet a creamier texture and a mellow lemon flavor. The recipe is easy to halve or double, if desired. Recipe courtesy of Veronica Foods. Makes 6 1/2 cups (about 8-12 servings).
Pro Tip: Based on the instructions for your ice cream machine, you may need to chill the bowl ahead of time. Be prepared!
Directions: Put the peeled, chopped kiwi in the freezer for 1/2 hour before pureeing.
Blend the chilled kiwi with the honey in a blender or use an immersion blender; puree until smooth. With the motor running, pour in the olive oil and blend until it is somewhat emulsified. Taste the mixture to see if you want to add a little more honey. Kiwi is a tart fruit, so the sorbet will be tart, but you can tame its punch a bit with honey.
Pour the entire mixture in to the bowl of your ice cream machine. Follow ice cream machine instructions for churning and chilling the mixture. Transfer to a sealable container, press down and chill until ready to serve.
No ice cream machine: Pour the mixture into a 13×9 glass baking dish. Put it in the freezer; about every 30 minutes, scrape the mixture with a fork and press it back down into the dish with the back of a spoon or spatula, as it changes from a slush to a more frozen, sorbet-like texture. Transfer to a sealable container, press down and chill until ready to serve.
You'll be pleasantly surprised how the peach pairs with the tomatoes in this dish. Make sure to enjoy this while local heirloom tomatoes are available! Another fantastic vinaigrette combination for caprese is our Meyer lemon oil and our oregano white balsamic.
Directions: Slice the tomatoes first and sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper. Let them rest for a few minutes to bring out the intense tomato flavor.
In a small bowl, briskly whisk together the three ingredients for the vinaigrette.
Arrange the tomato slices and mozzarella slices, slightly overlapping one over the other, on a serving platter. Sprinkle on the chiffonade basil and drizzle on the vinaigrette.
Feel free to add or remove more summer fruits as you see fit, or as you see in your fridge when it comes time to make this salad! Strawberries would make a nice addition. Serves about 4-6.
Directions: In a small bowl, whisk together the balsamic, olive oil, salt and pepper.
Place greens in a large bowl. Top with the nectarine, green onions and dried blueberries. Drizzle on the vinaigrette and toss, toss, toss, toss. I mean really toss – you want to get all the pieces coated well.
Top the salad with the walnuts and crumbled cheese. Serve immediately.
Brunch, anyone? This is a supremely tasty beverage to enjoy with brunch or anytime, actually. Recipe courtesy of Veronica Foods. Serves 4-6.
Directions: Stir all ingredients together in a large pitcher. Serve chilled.
Here is a great summer salad that I make all the time. It pairs wonderfully with Sigona's Summertime Peach white balsamic. Recipe adapted from Food Network.
Directions: In a mixing bowl combine the peach balsamic, shallot, mustard, salt and pepper and whisk to combine. While continuing to whisk the mixture, add the Meyer lemon oil in a slow and steady stream. Whisk in the fresh herbs and set aside as you prepare the salad.
In a large bowl, combine the melon, red onion, prosciutto, wild arugula and sprouted almonds. Drizzle with 1/2 cup of the vinaigrette and season lightly with salt and pepper. Toss gently to combine; all ingredients should be well coated with the vinaigrette.
Can't you just picture yourself enjoying this deliciousness with a glass of chilled white wine? Especially after a long commute! You deserve it. Enjoy! Recipe and photo courtesy of Veronica Foods.
Directions: In a 2 quart sauce pan over very low heat, gently simmer the balsamic and reduce by half, to approximately one cup. It should never be allowed to boil or the natural sugar will burn and become bitter. Stir occasionally. The process can take as long as 30 minutes but the results will be worth the effort. The finished reduction should be thick and light amber in color.
Allow to cool completely and then transfer to a jar. Once allowed to sit and cool, the flavor will become more complex.
Drizzle as much of the reduction as desired over a log of Laura Chenel chèvre and serve with crackers.
Left over reduced balsamic can be kept on the counter or in the refrigerator, however refrigeration is not necessary. Use to glaze pork, poultry, ribs, fresh fruit or paired with cheeses.


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Kubism, Kubrintermission:
I realise I'm only 26.66 recurring percent through my game-changing overview of the films of Stanley Kubrick, but I thought it was time for an intermission so you could either go for a poo or read some waffle about the Design Museum's Stanley Kubrick exhibition. You could always do both I suppose, the toilet is the ideal reading location for this blog.
Anyway last week I was at the press launch for Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition, which was no different from a standard visit except that instead of paying money I had to listen to Alan Yentob introducing it. I am well aware that Kubrick fans have a lot to thank Mr Yentob for, but I've been at two Kubrick events in the last month at which he appeared and I'm not entirely sure that public speaking is his forte.
So what can you expect to get for your £14.50, apart from a Yentob-free experience (unless he's also visiting on the same day as you, which would be unlucky)? Well, the first thing you'll notice is the entrance, which has been cleverly designed to mimic Kubrick's famous one-point perspective shooting style. If you've done any research on the exhibition online you'll expect to see something like this:
But what you'll actually see is something more like this:
Basically stop fannying about trying to get a cool photo of the entrance because there are hundreds of people trying to do the same thing and there's a shitload of stuff inside you need to crack on with.
The first room is a basic introduction to Stanley Kubrick and his working practices, including cameras and lenses, clapperboards, his Steenbeck editing desk, posters, a tonne of stuff relating to his unrealised Napoleon movie, and I've just realised that if I list everything in the room I'll be here until November, so let's just say there is a shitload of deeply cool Kubrick paraphernalia on display. My favourite thing in this room is his Oscar for VFX on 2001: A Space Odyssey, because the inscription plate on the base of the statue is slightly off centre and I bet it drove Kubrick fucking nuts. Hopefully Douglas Trumbull gets some enjoyment from that.
After that, the exhibition is split into areas dealing with each of his films. However, if you're going because you're a fan of any of his first three features you'll be disappointed: Fear And Desire, Killer's Kiss and The Killing are all glossed over in the first room. It's a bit of a shame to be honest, but given that probably not much stuff still exists from that time and that Kubrick himself virtually disowned his first two films, it's understandable.
While there's a clear route through the exhibition, the films are presented out of chronological sequence, which is mildly infuriating for twats like me but in fairness it does stop everyone bunching up in the middle where his best stuff would be. The first section deals with Kubrick's three most straightforward war films (Dr. Strangelove comes later): Paths Of Glory is a little under-represented, but costumes from Spartacus and Full Metal Jacket make up for it, as do Saul Bass's glorious Spartacus storyboards (which are hilariously contrasted with Kubrick's own scrawled versions) and a letter to Kubrick from Kirk Douglas, which he signs "Spartacus" for the avoidance of doubt.
More space is understandably given over to the more popular films: A Clockwork Orange brings you a giant phallus and the Korova Milk Bar's saucy tables; The Shining has a scale model of the Overlook Hotel maze, Jack Torrance's typewriter and his somewhat repetitive manuscript, and 2001 gets a small recreation of the Hilton Space Station's Howard Johnson Earthlight Room, as well as a huge amount of other props and models which I'll leave you to discover(y). Hint: look up.
If you're a Kubrick fan, don't plan to do anything silly like double-billing Spartacus and Barry Lyndon on the same day as visiting the exhibition because you'll want to give yourself several hours to pore over everything (although if you don't immediately want to watch at least one Kubrick film as soon as you leave then you're a monster). While there's an inevitable overlap between what's on display and what you might already know about The Kube, there are exhibits here that will give you chills you can't get from DVD extras. The whole exhibition has been thoughtfully curated to include just enough to satisfy but not overwhelm you, and given how much stuff is in the Kubrick archives that's no small feat of editing.
If you're not a Kubrick fan, you're an idiot, so go along anyway and educate yourself. You might not get nerdthrills from seeing the actual candles used to light Barry Lyndon like I did, but you might at least get some amusement from reading the angry letters Stan received about his more controversial films. You'll also see some of the original scripts, sketches, set photos, costumes, equipment and clips on big screens from some of the most innovative and downright smashingest films ever made, so show some respect and get your ass to the Design Museum in London before September 15th. Otherwise I'll send Alan Yentob round to convince you, and you do not want that.
Here is a link to buy tickets, tell them I sent you and you'll get a 0% discount.
And don't forget to read Kubism, my long-winded look at the films of Stanley Kubrick, because it's taking me ages and I need to know I'm not wasting my time.
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For years, the software industry has used open source, community-based methods of developing and improving software—in many cases offering products for free. Other industries, such as publishing and music, are just beginning to embrace more liberal approaches to copyright and intellectual property. This month Queue is delighted to have a representative from each of these camps join us for a discussion of what's behind some of these trends, as well as hot-topic issues such as identity management, privacy, and trust.
Jason Hoffman has a Ph.D. in molecular pathology, but to him the transition between the biological sciences and his current role as CTO of Joyent was completely natural: "Fundamentally, what I've always been is a systems scientist, meaning that whether I was studying metabolism or diseases of metabolism or cancer or computer systems or anything else, a system is a system," says Hoffman. He draws on this broad systems background in the work he does at Joyent providing scalable infrastructure for Web applications.
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A piecemeal approach to building data centers that relies on commodity servers, switches and systems management software only leads to inefficient systems that add unnecessary cost and management overhead to IT operations. In an interview with Queuecast host Mike Vizard, Liquid Computing CTO and co-founder Mike Kemp offers a fresh approach to enterprise computing.
A new paradigm created to empower business system analysts by giving them access to meta-data that they can directly control to drive business process management is about to sweep the enterprise application arena. In an interview with ACM Queuecast host Michael Vizard, Oracle vice president of product development Edwin Khodabakchian explains how the standardization of service-oriented architectures (SOAs) and the evolution of the business process execution language (BPEL) are coming together to finally create flexible software architectures that can adapt to the business rather than making the business adapt to the software.
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Although Google remains relatively mum about its ambitions in the area of speech recognition, Mike Cohen, head of the company's efforts in this area and a co-founder of Nuance Communications, says that speech recognition will increasingly play a bigger role in all Web-based applications going forward. But for developers to be successful in this space, they will need to get in touch with their inner persons more than ever if they hope to create applications that ordinary people will actually use.
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Toufoul Abou-Hodeib
Associate Professor of Modern Middle East History, University of Oslo
Toufoul Abou-Hodeib qualified as an architect from the American University of Beirut (BA, 1998) before pursuing her graduate studies in social sciences at the University of Amsterdam (MA, 2002) and in history of culture at the University of Chicago (PhD, 2010). Her doctoral dissertation investigates the home's role in mediating the experience of modernity and in formulating cultural "authenticity" for an emerging middle class in late Ottoman Beirut.
Abou-Hodeib was a fellow (2010–2011) of the research program "Europe in the Middle East—The Middle East in Europe," Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, and a member (2011–2012) of St Antony's College and Lecturer at the Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Oxford. She is author of A Taste for Home: The Modern Middle Class in Ottoman Beirut (Stanford University Press, 2017), as well as articles in History Compass, International Journal of Middle East Studies, and International Journal of Maritime History, among other venues.


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James Richard Janowsky Awards
"I just wanted to say thank you for all of your generosity and endowing me with such a fantastic award. It truly was a surprise and I was and still am completely shocked by your generosity. I am very thankful for the recognition and the thoughtfulness."
— Erica Liu, 2015 Awardee
"I just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for awarding me the James Richard Janowsky Award! …With your generous support, I feel even more hopeful to keep pushing to keep drawing and telling stories… to keep inspiring and entertaining others the way I originally sought out to do! Thank you!"
— Demi Chen, 2014 Awardee
"Let me start off with the first of many, many deepest, from the bottom of my heart THANK YOU'S. Jane from the Alumni Affairs office informed me that I had won the James Richard Janowsky Award, and I truly can not put into words how honored and appreciative I am to receive it!"
— Ben Federman, 2013 Awardee
"Hearing positive feedback like your kind words and receiving this generous award gives me a huge push to continue to work hard at my craft. Thank you for believing in my work. It means a lot to me."
— Kate Tsang, 2014 Awardee
"Thank you so much for your generous award! I am really touched and encouraged by your letter, especially your insightful metaphorical angle about Outpost. I am so glad that you liked it. One rarely gets to hear what people think of our student films, much less one that's so eloquent!"
— Shiva Bajpai, 2013 Awardee
"Thank you for your words and the attention you took at watching my film. Your letter filled me with great energy and reminded me of the reason it is so important for me to keep making movies. The creation process and what follows isn't always easy, and I am very grateful for receiving a bit of light along the way."
— Melanie Delloye, 2013 Awardee
"I am thrilled you liked my movie! Not only am I grateful for the award, but truly touched by your gesture to help young filmmakers such as myself. It is as you said today at the screening how difficult it is to receive support making these independent/short films, and to receive support from someone who does not even know me really means a lot."
— Bruce Li, 2013 Awardee
In December 2012 I established the James Richard Janowsky Awards at the School of Visual Arts, New York University, and Columbia University. Each fund is a bit different: At SVA it is to help a film student with production costs; Columbia University it is to award graduate students concentrating in screenwriting; and at NYU I view completed short films and then determine which students will be awarded.
Regarding the name of the award, I decided to use my middle name because it is my father's name, and I wanted my Dad to be there with me as we support student filmmakers the same way he supported me when I attended Columbia University's graduate film program.
As a former film student that incurred a large amount of student loan debt, I realize how stifling the burden of debt can be to a creative person. So I established the James Richard Janowsky Awards to help student filmmakers monetarily. But what I was surprised to learn is that the simple act of awarding a student for their work is encouragement and motivation in itself--just read the quotes above.
I am proud to support student filmmakers. My hope is that in the future that each fund will grow, and the JRJ Awards can impact more students. If you are interested in helping me, and would like to make a donation to one of the James Richard Janowsky funds at SVA, NYU and/or Columbia, please email me at info@jrjawards.com and I'll respond with instructions. Donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.
Ed Barnes
Born and raised in London, Ed Barnes originally discovered a passion for dramatic storytelling when acting and directing for the theater. After graduating from Manchester with First Class Honors in Psychology, Ed shifted his attention towards film as his chosen medium. Now based in New York, and a recent Graduate of the NYU Graduate Film Program, Ed continues to write and direct his own films whilst also working READ MORE
Born and raised in London, Ed Barnes originally discovered a passion for dramatic storytelling when acting and directing for the theater. After graduating from Manchester with First Class Honors in Psychology, Ed shifted his attention towards film as his chosen medium. Now based in New York, and a recent Graduate of the NYU Graduate Film Program, Ed continues to write and direct his own films whilst also working as a cinematographer and editor. To date, Ed has shot dozens of short films, commercials, music videos and documentaries, including the award winning web series F to 7th, and was a recent finalist for the Arri Volker Bahnemann Award for Cinematography. In 2012 Ed was hired as the new editing instructor for NYU's prestigious Tisch School of the Arts summer high school program.
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Jon Branden
Jon Branden is a filmmaker from Woodbridge, CT. He currently attends Columbia University, where he is earning an MFA in screenwriting and directing, with an eye towards writing and directing dark comedies and dramas after graduation. Before attending Columbia, Jon worked on all levels at numerous production companies, including Jesse Dylan's Wondros (Los Angeles), Joann Sfar and Antoine Delesvaux's Autochenille (Paris), and Ubisoft Motion Pictures (Paris). He graduated from Macalester College in 2011, with degrees in Critical Media Studies and French and Francophone Studies. When he's not making or watching movies, Jon enjoys skiing, backpacking, traveling, and playing music.
Gregorio Franchetti
Gregorio Franchetti is a filmmaker from Rome. After earning a Bsc in Economics from SOAS, University of London, he worked in the camera department for several independent film sets, including those of directors Guy Maddin and Noah Baumbach. He then collaborated with Isabella Rossellini as a co-director for her web-series "Mammas", produced by Arte TV and the Sundance Channel, presented at the Berlinale in 2013. Gregorio is currently READ MORE
Gregorio Franchetti is a filmmaker from Rome. After earning a Bsc in Economics from SOAS, University of London, he worked in the camera department for several independent film sets, including those of directors Guy Maddin and Noah Baumbach. He then collaborated with Isabella Rossellini as a co-director for her web-series "Mammas", produced by Arte TV and the Sundance Channel, presented at the Berlinale in 2013. Gregorio is currently pursuing his career as a film director in New York, where he is completing his MFA in directing at Columbia University. His latest short film "LA SOSTA (Layover)", shot in Rome, is now in the final stage of post-production. Gregorio's first feature-length screenplay "Moonlight Reporters", a road movie set in Italy, has been selected by the Mediterranean Film Institute for the 2015 MFI Screenwriting Lab.
Irisa Hou
Irisa Hou is an animator, designer, and puppet maker living in Los Angeles, California. She recently received her BFA in Film and Television from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her award winning animation, BUNNY BIZNESS, is currently being entered to screen at festivals.
WATCH IRISA'S Film BUNNY BIZNESS
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Erica Liu
Erica Liu is an artist, filmmaker, and "MythBusters" connoisseur. She is based in New York City, but grew up in the small town of Somers, New York. She currently attends New York University and is pursuing a BFA degree in Film and Television with a concentration in animation and a minor in Game Design. Erica helped develop the VEVO OFFICIAL AVICII music video, animated bumpers on YouTube, and READ MORE
Erica Liu is an artist, filmmaker, and "MythBusters" connoisseur. She is based in New York City, but grew up in the small town of Somers, New York. She currently attends New York University and is pursuing a BFA degree in Film and Television with a concentration in animation and a minor in Game Design. Erica helped develop the VEVO OFFICIAL AVICII music video, animated bumpers on YouTube, and created an animated promo on BBC America during the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary marathon while interning for Frederator Studios located in New York City. She was also hired to create a short animated clip for a documentary that aired on National Geographic. Her stop-motion short animation, BRISTLES, was a top three finalist at the Fusion Film Festival and was awarded a 2015 James Richard Janowsky Award.
Watch Erica's Stop-motion animation Bristles
http://cargocollective.com/ericaliuser
Kahlil Maskati
Kahlil Maskati is a 2015 graduate of New York University's prestigious Tisch School of the Arts—Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film and Television. His short film, EMPLOYEES MUST WASH HANDS, won the 2014 Oliver Stone Screenwriting Award and has been selected into several festivals. In 2012, Maskati was chosen among tri-state area film students to interview Peter Jackson as part of mtvU's #ASK web series. He was cast to READ MORE
Kahlil Maskati is a 2015 graduate of New York University's prestigious Tisch School of the Arts—Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film and Television. His short film, EMPLOYEES MUST WASH HANDS, won the 2014 Oliver Stone Screenwriting Award and has been selected into several festivals. In 2012, Maskati was chosen among tri-state area film students to interview Peter Jackson as part of mtvU's #ASK web series. He was cast to voice act alongside Whoopi Goldberg in her YouTube web series, "Can of Whoop Cartoons," which premiered online in 2014. His animation, SECRET AGENT DANNY JUMBALAYA, was selected to the Spring 2015 NYU Animation Showcase and won the James Richard Janowsky Award. Based in New York City, Maskati is a passionate screenwriter, director, and animator with a child-like imagination and a focus in comedy.
WATCH KAHLIL'S SHORT ANIMATION
Rory Pfotenhauer
Rory Pfotenhauer is a New York City based filmmaker from the high desert of southwest Colorado. He is a recent graduate from the School of Visual Arts film program.
rorypfot.com/
Eli Shapiro
Eli Shapiro is a writer, director, comedian, and person. He graduated from NYU Tisch with a BFA in film and television, where his comedy film THAT FRIEND YOU HATE was a Wasserman Finalist and won Craft Awards in Screenwriting, Ensemble Acting, and Editing. Eli's short film IKE INTERVIEWS GOD won First Prize and awards for Best Writing and Best Acting at NYU's New Visions and Voices Festival.
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As a writer, his feature screenplay "More Than Cold Feet" was a 2014 quarterfinalist in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science's prestigious Nicholl Fellowship, and a semifinalist in the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition. Eli's short films have screened in cities all around–-in New York, LA, Seattle, Boston, DC, and even Rome.
Eli has worked for some of his favorite people-–in production on feature films, such as THEY CAME TOGETHER starring Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler and THE MAGIC OF BELLE ISLE starring Morgan Freeman; TV shows, like "Louie" on FX; in development at Scott Rudin Productions and Unique Features; and talent management at Lasher Group.
A New Jersey native, Eli does a pretty good Woody Allen impression, and can be seen performing stand-up around NYC.
Watch THAT FRIEND YOU HATE Trailer
eli-shapiro.com/
Kirsten Tan
A versatile filmmaker with a penchant for bold visual storytelling, Kirsten Tan's works traverse a range of genres, but are consistent in their humanity and off-beat humor. Being a bit of an adventurer, she was raised in Singapore but has lived in South Korea and Thailand before coming to NYC, where she graduated from the Master's in Film Production program at NYU. There she was honored to receive READ MORE
A versatile filmmaker with a penchant for bold visual storytelling, Kirsten Tan's works traverse a range of genres, but are consistent in their humanity and off-beat humor. Being a bit of an adventurer, she was raised in Singapore but has lived in South Korea and Thailand before coming to NYC, where she graduated from the Master's in Film Production program at NYU. There she was honored to receive the prestigious Tisch School of the Arts Fellowship.
Her works have screened in over 50 international film festivals, including Toronto International Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Busan International Film Festival and MoMA, NYC.
Her upcoming feature film, POPEYE, participated in the Berlinale Talents script station and was awarded the top production prize at the Torino Film Lab. POPEYE is also one of 15 by invitation projects to be showcased in the distinguished Cannes Film Festival's L'Atelier, which highlights the world's up-and-coming talents.
http://kirstentan.com/
Aidan Terry
Aidan Terry is an animator and filmmaker currently living in New York City, where he is continuing his education as a senior at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, with a major in Film and Television. He is also working to complete his untitled Advanced Animation film, which is projected to be finished by the Fall of 2015. Aidan's artwork can be viewed at www.aidanterry.com.
WATCH AIDAN'S SHORT FILM CRIOLLO
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Pastor who introduced Perry: As Christians, we have a duty to prefer competent Christian candidates to competent Mormons
Allahpundit 8:18 PM on October 07, 2011
Not just competent Mormons, either. Read the full transcript and you'll see that he extends this principle to all non-Christian candidates, including a hypothetical involving Eric Cantor as the first Jewish president. At one point, before he gets cut off by the interviewer, he makes an approving mention of "Article Six," which I take it is a reference to the clause in the Constitution banning religious tests for office. He seems to be saying that he doesn't believe in barring anyone from running because of their faith, merely in … voters holding their faith against them in the booth. But if every American Christian agreed with that, it would operate as de facto nullification of the religious-tests clause. As long as there was a "competent" Christian in the race, any competent non-Christian opponent would be doomed to defeat even if he was more competent on the merits. There'd be no point for us heathens in running.
Anyway, here's another day spent on the trail where Perry's not talking about jobs because suddenly he's too busy handling the crisis du jour, which in this case means reassuring people that he doesn't agree that Mormonism is a cult. Jeffress, the pastor, went on to say that he assumes Perry doesn't share his views, and there were reports after today's event that it was the organizers, not Perry's team, who chose Jeffress to introduce Perry. Which is true, but Politico finds that the whole truth is slightly more nuanced:
Rick Perry's campaign signed off on the choice of Texas pastor Robert Jeffress to introduce the governor at the Values Voter Summit, Family Research Council head Tony Perkins told POLITICO.
Perkins, whose group leads the annual social conservative gathering, said that FRC suggested Jeffress to the Perry campaign because he was a supporter of the Republican presidential candidate.
"He was recommended to us because Dr. Jeffress is a supporter," Perkins said. "We sent it to the campaign, they checked off on it. But it wasn't somebody that they had sent to us."…
Perry spokesman Mark Miner confirmed that the campaign "said ok" to the Jeffress introduction, but reiterated that he'd been "recommended" by others.
If it's any cold comfort to Mitt, there are bigger liabilities one can have as a candidate than Mormonism — athough that may depend in part on one's party. Do note the following Gallup data from June:
Exit quotation: "I'm not saying that Romney is not a good person, but that he will not be saved."
Drill, Biden, drill?
John Sexton 1:00 PM on February 01, 2023


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