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Gary Churak
San Antonio, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 36 years experience
(210) 545-3850	14310 Northbrook Dr #210
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Attorney GARY F. CHURAK has been providing quality legal representation on criminal matters including but not limited to DWI, domestic violence, theft, drug possession, sex crimes and assaults since 1982. The Law Offices of GARY F. CHURAK is a small firm offering personal attention to each and every client's case. Attorney GARY CHURAK understands that being charged with a criminal offense is stressful not only for the client but also for the family. He is there to offer his experience and knowledge of the law to assist the client through this trying time. Attorney GARY...
Jesse E Guerra Jr.
San Antonio, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer
(877) 903-8323	7551 Callaghan Rd
Free ConsultationJuvenile and Personal Injury
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University
Few things are as tragic as accidental drowning. If a drowning accident is the result of the negligence of others, a competent and experienced Texas swimming pool accident lawyer can be of vital assistance to your case. The J. Guerra Law Firm provides compassionate and effective legal aid to drowning victims and their families in the Dallas area and throughout Texas, and they have the experience and commitment necessary to represent you. Attorneys at the firm are dedicated to protecting the rights of those affected by accidental drowning and other types of personal injury accidents. If...
Ms. Sylvia Ann Cavazos
San Antonio, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 21 years experience
(210) 682-8800	The Milam Building
115 E. Travis Street, Suite 1711
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
Attorney Sylvia A. Cavazos is a former prosecutor and worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Bexar county for 10 years. She has extensive criminal trial experience in Felony and Misdemeanor cases including 1st Degree Aggravated Felonies. Ms. Cavazos opened up her private law office in 2007. She is a highly motivated and aggressive attorney who knows the law and the criminal justice system. Ms. Cavazos is one of the top criminal lawyers in San Antonio and surrounding counties. She also practices in Federal Court in the Western District of Texas and also has federal...
Kerrisa Chelkowski
(210) 201-7821	1017 South Alamo Street
Juvenile, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Beginning her legal career as a prosecutor with the Bexar County District Attorneyâs Office and as a special prosecutor at the Medina County District Attorneyâs Office, Attorney Kerrisa Chelkowksi has gained invaluable experience. Knowing and understanding how the other side of the courtroom operates provides a tremendous advantage to her overall case defense. Using creative strategies, she is more easily able to protect her clientsâ rights in a way that is both aggressive and strong. Ranked as a 10.0 Superb Avvo rated lawyer by both her peers and past clients, this is the highest possible score that an attorney can...
Albert Flores
(210) 225-4006	3817 San Pedro
Free ConsultationJuvenile and Criminal Defense
I practice in both State and Federal courts in all aspects of criminal law. This includes representation at trial, appeals, white collar crimes and complex conspiracies. I can travel all over the country for representation on Federal Cases.
Adrian Flores
San Antonio, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 7 years experience
(210) 920-5026	540 S. St. Mary's St
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
I enjoy aggressively working for my clients, ensuring them zealous, proactive representation. I understand that the legal system may seem daunting, a confusing maze for many; some may be entering this arena for the first time. As a Texas lawyer, I am sworn to the highest duty in guiding you, and fighting for you.
To that end, I treat all my clients with the same seriousness, from the CDL holder who can ill afford a suspension on her driver's license, to the father who raises his firearm in defense of his home, from that college student caught with a couple joints,...
Jesus Ramiro Lopez
Windcrest, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 15 years experience
(210) 224-5245	8941 Willmon Way
Windcrest, TX 78239
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Divorce
The Law Offices of Jesus R. Lopez provides professional experienced legal services in San Antonio. We assist individuals bond out of the Bexar County jail with low priced bail bond services. When you hire an attorney to provide a bail bond you get the expertise a criminal case deserves. Our office is open 24 hours to help anyone in need of legal assistance. Our bail bonds are the lowest in San Antonio at 2% down.
Joseph Aguilera
(210) 227-6425	1220 Buena Vista St #1
Hello, my name is Joseph "Mick" Aguilera and I am a reputable criminal defense lawyer who serves clients in Bexar County and many surrounding counties in South Texas. As a San Antonio lawyer, I represent clients that are facing criminal charges. My commitment to my clients goes beyond the courtroom. I take a personal interest in each case and work with each criminal client to provide superior criminal defense
Staci Krause
(830) 542-4477	110 E. Houston Street 7th Floor
Staci Krause started her law firm in 2018. She previously worked with Soyars & Morgan Law, a highly-respected criminal defense law firm in San Antonio, Texas. Prior to that, she worked as an Assistant District Attorney for the Bexar County District Attorney's Office.
Staci graduated from University of South Florida with a degree in Political Science. She then received her Doctor of Jurisprudence from St. Mary's University School of Law, graduating Summa Cum Laude. Staci was an officer in the legal honor society Phi Delta Phi. Also while in law school, Staci also served as...
Brent Hardy
(210) 415-6662	8000 IH 10 West, Suite 600
I am a San Antonio attorney who defends those charged with crime or juvenile delinquency. I understand how traumatic arrest or indictment can be. I consider aggressive and decisive action indispensable to the timely, successful outcome of every case.
I value an open line of communication as the hallmark of a healthy attorney-client relationship, so I make myself readily accessible, day and night. All my clients have my home and cell phone numbers, so I am constantly within reach in the event of emergency.
I think it important to foster a personal acquaintance with my clients. I am sometimes invited to...
Erica Dominguez
San Antonio, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 4 years experience
(210) 760-1441	EDominguezLawFirm@Gmail.com
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Tylden Shaeffer
(210) 585-2508	600 Navarro Street
Juvenile, Business, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
The University of Texas School of Law
San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyer
Brett "Colin" Hobbs
(210) 787-3916	8930 Wurzbach, Ste 280
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Family
Roberto Ambrosino Jr.
(210) 201-7622	17806 Interstate 10 West
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Welcome to the Law Office of Roberto Ambrosino, PLLC. I pride myself on being an advocate for the accused. Having a blue collar background, I can emphasize with those in need and may not be able to afford it—which is why I work with clients to make legal representation a reality. The son of an Italian immigrant father and mother who survived cancer, I became a first generation college graduate. Growing up in the small coal-mining town of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, I learned to appreciate the merits of hard work and sacrifice. Prior to opening my own practice, I was...
Monica Elaine Guerrero
(210) 362-0162	5150 Broadway #114
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Insurance Claims
Kevin L. Collins
(210) 223-9480	106 S.St. Mary's #260
Juvenile, Criminal Defense and White Collar Crime
University of Missouri - Kansas City
Kevin L. Collins has practiced law for more than 25 years, primarily in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, and the surrounding areas at The Law Offices of Kevin Collins. He received his bachelor of arts from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1983 and his Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 1986. Mr. Collins is a board-certified specialist in both criminal law and juvenile law as recognized by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He is also a member of the Sentencing Committee of the National Criminal Defense Lawyer's Association. As a specialist in juvenile law, Mr. Collins...
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Daniel J. Palmer, a San Antonio native, graduated from the Antonian College Preparatory High School and subsequently attended the University of Texas at Austin. There, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Government/Political Science and a double minor in Business and Interdisciplinary Studies.
Seeking to amplify his education, Daniel entered St. Mary's University School of Law where he received his Juris Doctor. It was during this time that he had the privilege of spending a summer studying in Europe under the guidance of United States Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts at the Institute on World...
(210) 354-1500	1423 W Martin St
Juvenile, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Municipal
My Criminal Law Office is Open 7 days a week As a San Antonio criminal lawyer, i am devoted to representing individuals who need legal assistance immediately in criminal and civil cases. On the criminal side, I guide clients through state law enforcement investigations, represents clients who have already been charged with criminal offenses, and assists others who wish to seal or expunge their criminal history. I have been zealously representing Texans accused of crimes for over 14 years, both in State and Federal courts. I have assisted people from all walks of life in cases ranging from simple traffic tickets to...
Andrew George Preece
(210) 299-7654	111 Soledad St
Juvenile, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
When you walk into the Law Offices of Andrew Preece in San Antonio, Texas, you can be confident in knowing that your legal issues will be handled with great care and attention to detail. It's not every day that you will find a criminal defense attorney, who has the dedication and knowledge to defend you every step of the way, to ensure your rights and freedoms are fully protected. No matter what crime you may have been charged with or arrested for, as your attorney, I will make every effort to achieve the results you desire. As a member of the...
Patrick L Hancock
(210) 223-8844	1800 McCullough
Juvenile, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
South Texas College of Law
Ms. Therese M Huntzinger
(210) 872-8484	530 Lexington
Juvenile and Criminal Defense
Shawn Vandenberg Esq
Schertz, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 21 years experience
(210) 658-7799	206 FM 78
Schertz, TX 78154
Prior to becoming licensed in 1997, I was employed in law enforcement. I served 23 years in the USAF, first as an enlisted member in law enforcement and then as an officer in the Judge Advocate General Corps (JAG), where I served almost exclusively as a criminal defense attorney. Following my retirement in 2008, I continued practicing in the private sector. My prior military experience gives me the ability to identify with military members and the unique issues they face in family and criminal law. I have lived in the Schertz area since 2001, and am...
Chris S. Barnett
4 Dominion Drive, Bldg. 4
Dominion Business Center
Juvenile, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Amanda Erwin
San Marcos, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 12 years experience
(512) 938-1800	109 E Hopkins, Suite 200
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Appeals, Criminal Defense and Domestic Violence
I am a former prosecutor, and have been practicing criminal law for over ten years. I am an aggressive trial lawyer that will fight for your rights!
Melroy "Mel" Koehler
New Braunfels, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 20 years experience
(830) 914-8776	200 North Seguin Ave
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Family
After graduating from Baylor University, I was given the opportunity to serve as a Staff Attorney for the Sixth Court of Appeals in Texarkana, Texas. This was a special position that was funded for one year through a grant from the State of Texas. In that capacity, I reviewed, briefed, and prepared memorandum and draft opinions for the Court of Appeals Justices.
After the one year grant period ended, I returned to New Braunfels, Texas where I opened the Law Office of Mel Koehler.
In 2000, I began working for the Comal County Criminal District Attorney's Office where I...
(512) 847-7809	108 E. San Antonio
Juvenile, Criminal Defense, Estate Planning and Probate
Reynaldo G. Garza School Of Law
My practice focuses on partnering with my client to resolve their problems and offering proactive, aggressive solutions in their time of need. I have had problem inheritances within my own family. Time is not your friend when dealing with an inhertance problem. Are you waiting on someone else to act? Call 512-847-7809 today for a free consultation. Have you been putting off planning for your estate? Have your circumstances changed since your last will? Do you need representation in a Criminal Matter in Hays County? I get results.
Marilee Hazel Brown
New Braunfels, TX, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 14 years experience
(830) 629-6955	163 W. Bridge Street
New Braunfels, TX, TX 78130
Juvenile, Criminal Defense, Family and Probate
As a former assistant district attorney and successful private practice owner, Marilee Hazel Brown provides clients broad expertise in the legal process and a depth of trial experience when cases cannot be resolved outside the courtroom. She makes a difference by looking beyond the ordinary to find creative solutions that work to the best interests of her clients. In private practice, her experience is drawn from having handled hundreds of cases in the tri-county area.
For the past ten years, Ms. Brown has built a family law and personal injury practice that has helped hundreds of clients successfully resolve high-conflict disputes....
Sam Howard Lock
Seguin, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 21 years experience
(830) 372-1522	109 Court Street
Sam H. Lock has tried every type of criminal case, from murder to the most minor of misdemeanors. He brings his legal knowledge, litigation skills and a personal touch to his representation of those accused of crimes. Largely because of his hands-on approach, Sam has twice been recognized by Texas Monthly as a Rising Star in the legal profession. He has been recognized three times in Scene in S.A. Monthly as on of San Antonios best lawyers. He serves on the Boards of Directors for the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Sam is also...
Charmaine Wilde
San Marcos, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 6 years experience
(512) 392-7510	133 W San Antonio Ste 400
Baylor Law School
Charmaine Wilde moved to San Marcos, Texas in 2007 two weeks after getting married. She earned her undergraduate degree from Southern Utah University. Charmaine worked in the administrative division of Texas State Athletics before she attended law school at Baylor Law School. Immediately following graduation, she worked as a prosecutor for the Hays County District Attorney's Office, and while working there passed the bar exam. She worked there for 4 years, handling all types of cases (including juvenile cases), before joining the Law Office of John McGlothlin.
Her current law practice is focused on helping people plan for their future and...
Susan Lee Schoon
New Braunfels, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 15 years experience
(830) 627-0044	188 S. Union Avenue
John W. Hodges Jr.
Bulverde, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 7 years experience
(210) 714-0924	29710 US Hwy 281 North
Bulverde, TX 78163
Juvenile, Criminal Defense, Family and Personal Injury
Veryl Brown
Seguin, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 37 years experience
(214) 995-3380	5480 La Sierra Drive
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Business, Criminal Defense and Family
Veryl Brown is a former prosecutor in Houston and Seguin and has tried more than 200 jury trials with an excellent success rate.
David Shiles Watts
San Marcos, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 29 years experience
(512) 395-8538	108 E. San Antonio St.
Age and trickery will win out over youth and vigor any day! Years of experience as a prosecutor combined with years in private practice in one county make me the epitome of the small town attorney. I graduated from SWTSU, a.k.a. Texas State, and went to Law school at St. Mary's University in San Antonio. As a parent of one child and three German eating sheppards I have sunk my roots in the Texas Hill country. I pride myself on knowing Hays County's Law Enforcement, Prosecutors and Judiciary. Attorneys must advocate, not just lawyer!
Mary Elizabeth Harrell
Georgetown, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 21 years experience
(512) 942-7009	By appointment only No walk-ins
1102 S. Austin Ave., Ste. 110-403
I've practiced law in Texas for many years. I know the prosecutors and judges and police officers. Heck, I've served as a city prosecutor and an assistant district attorney, but to tell the truth my heart was never in it. However, I do know how they think and what's important to them and I make that work for you. I know what it takes for them to try to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt so they win and you lose. That's why I have been able to get very serious cases dismissed and that's...
Ms. Patricia M. Cofty
Round Rock, TX Juvenile Law Lawyer with 16 years experience
(512) 468-7824	3000 Joe Dimaggio, Suite 18
Compassionate, comprehensive legal services! Compassionate attorney helping individuals to resolve painful disputes and avoid unnecessary litigation. Focus is on comprehensive, confidential representation to resolve conflict and prevent unnecessary and expensive litigation. Skilled mediator, certified in advanced family law.
Robert Phillips III
Georgetown, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 40 years experience
(512) 930-1926	401 W. Sixth Street
In 1989, Robert M. Phillips became the first criminal defense lawyer in Williamson County history to be Board Certified as a Specialist in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. This is particularly impressive since fewer than 10 percent of all criminal lawyer in Texas are Board Certified Specialists in any field. In 2006, Mr. Phillips was named by the Texas Monthly Magazine and the Law & Politics Magazine, among Texas Super Lawyers, an honor accorded to only five percent of all Texas attorneys. Robert Phillips' career spans over 25 years; he has tried over 200 jury...
Scott Magee
(512) 983-1675	107 N Lampasas St
Texas Wesleyan University School of Law - Texas Wesleyan University
When you come to R. Scott Magee, Attorney at Law, you can rest assured that your case can receive the care and attention it requires from a criminal defense lawyer in Round Rock. It is of the utmost importance that you have the support of a lawyer you can count on, and Attorney Magee is up to the task. He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Texas and his law degree at Texas Wesleyan University School of Law. He has been admitted to the State Bar of Texas and the United States Supreme Court. Moreover, he...
Robert L Keates
Austin, TX Juvenile Law Attorney
(512) 800-3741	700 Lavaca St #1400
Hofstra University and California Western School of Law
The Law Office of Robert L. Keates handles a broad spectrum of criminal defense trials and cases, ranging from misdemeanors to felony charges. 100% of our practice is Austin criminal defense in nature, allowing us to focus only on defending you.
(512) 354-1880	310 South Austin Avenue
Free ConsultationJuvenile, Cannabis Law, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Oklahoma City University
Michael J. Price, Georgetown Criminal Defense Attorney and founder of Law Office of Price & Brunner P.C., has spent over a decade defending men, women and minors accused of misdemeanor and/or felony crimes in Georgetown, TX As an experienced attorney who has dedicated his career to protecting the rights of individuals charged with crimes for over a decade, Michael J. Price is prepared to defend clients accused of misdemeanor cases such as drug possession and DUI (driving under the influence) as well as more serious offenses like felony assault and other violent crimes. Whatever the accused offense,...
Elizabeth D Whited
Round Rock, TX Juvenile Law Attorney with 11 years experience
(512) 956-6622	Round Rock, TX 78664
Elizabeth Whited has dedicated her career to practicing criminal law. Elizabeth was born and raised in Houston, Texas. She attended The University of Texas at Austin and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. It was at UT that Elizabeth studied the Great American Trials and discovered her passion for the law and being a voice for the people. After graduation, Elizabeth attended South Texas College of Law in Houston. During law school, she interned at the Harris County District Attorney's Office and was assigned to the Child Abuse Division. After graduation, Elizabeth was sworn in as a...
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There's a definite west-coast vibe in the latest show home by Lexis Homes. Located in The Meadows at 251 Greyeyes-Steele Way, this brand new floor plan from Lexis is called The Lark.
With hickory finishes and pops of navy blue and green decor, the family-friendly home is definitely channelling a relaxed chic vibe.
When visitors enter the home, they will be greeted by a feature wall with hickory wood panelling and alcoves to show off artwork for framed photos. The hickory picks up tones of grey while still feeling natural and welcoming.
Last weekend was the first opportunity for the public to see The Lark and Carswell said the feedback was very positive.
Coming home to the Lark would be a joy with a mud room that boasts tons of customized built-in lockers and organization helpers. It feeds right into the walk-through Butler's pantry with more built-ins and storage. The built-in microwave is also located in the pantry to give more space to cabinetry. The pantry also boasts a window to keep the space bright and beautiful.
The main living area is open with a contemporary fireplace and sculptural mantle. Tons of natural light flood into the space from the oversized windows.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and bonus for the family to enjoy. The master bedroom is spacious and bright. Of course, the ensuite is like a spa hotel with a gorgeous stone detailed shower with glass door. There's the dual sink vanity and a makeup table, so getting ready in the morning will be a breeze.
The west-coast inspiration even extends to the exterior with architectural details in a mix of hardie-board, stone and cedar wood. The result is appealing right from the curb. The show home also backs onto walking paths, a park and a playground, ensuring privacy and easy green space access.
Lexis has also become known for their Holmes-Approved homes. The particular home has been inspected and certified Holmes-Approved. Energy upgrades include R24 batt insulation in exterior walls, R60 in attic, R28 in basement walls, and R10 rigid Styrofoam insulation under basement slab, plus triple plane, low E argon windows.
The Saskatoon and Region Home Builders Association Parade of Homes is on until Sept. 16. Visit the Lexis show home at 251 Greyeyes-Steele Way. The show home is open Monday to Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday, Sunday and holidays from noon to 5 p.m.


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The Grinch is a video game based on the film How the Grinch Stole Christmas. The game was released around the time the film hit theaters in 2000. George Lowe does uncredited work as the narrator of the game. The Game Boy Color version was ported to Japan for release on November 22, 2000.

Gameplay
As the Grinch, the player can jump, ground pound, and use his smelly breath to guide his way through various obstacles in the game. As the game progresses different gadgets are unlocked which are used to complete different tasks.

Plot
The Grinch stares down at Whoville through his telescope from Mount Crumpit, planning to take the Whos' presents using his gadgets. He goes in his cave, and looks through his blueprints deciding which gadget to make first. However, the Grinch accidentally falls off his mountain of boxes and his blueprints fly away down to Whoville and various parts of Wholand. The Grinch visits Whoville, the Whoforest, Whoville Municipal Dump, and Wholake, destroying Christmas presents, playing pranks on the Whos and recovering pieces of his blueprints in the process so he can steal Christmas.

Reception

The Dreamcast, PC, and PlayStation versions received "mixed" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. John Gaudiosi of NextGen for the latter console version had positive comments on controls and graphics, but called the gameplay dull and not challenging and recommended the game only for Grinch fans.

The Game Boy Color version was a runner-up for the "Action Game of 2000" award in Editors' Choice at IGNs Best of 2000 Awards for Game Boy Color.

See also
Dr. Seuss: How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, another Grinch video game

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2000 video games
Dreamcast games
Game Boy Color games
PlayStation (console) games
Action-adventure games
How The Grinch Stole Christmas! video games
Video games based on adaptations
Universal Interactive games
Video games based on films
Behaviour Interactive games
Konami games
Video games developed in Canada
Windows games
3D platform games
Single-player video games

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Are your kids out of school for the week and looking for ways to keep them busy so you don't lose your mind? Don't worry, here is a list of free or inexpensive activities to keep the kids entertained and having fun this spring break.
Get outside and let the kids roam free amongst the animals. Wednesdays are 1/2 price – but get there early because it get busy quickly and you'll want to find a good parking spot.
This pick your own tulip farm is a great destination that will have you feeling like you're in Holland. Picking baskets are provided and tulips are $2.50 per stem.
Hop on the TexRail at one of the 9 stations and take the kids for a ride. Hop off at the Grapevine Station to eat lunch and walk around Main Street before boarding and heading back home.
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Head to The Modern on Monday, March 11 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. when the museum is FREE for all guests. Plus The Modern Grill on the Cafe Terrance will be open and provide all children 12 and under with free hot dogs and bag of chips.


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        if (ec) {
            con->terminate(ec);

            endpoint_type::m_elog.write(log::elevel::rerror,
                    "handle_connect error: "+ec.message());
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            endpoint_type::m_alog.write(log::alevel::connect,
                "Successful connection");

            con->start();
        }
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};

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NOWCAST WDSU News at 4:30am
After shutting down crime cameras, Serpas seeks to start them back up
Serpas seeks to bring back 50 crime cameras
WDSU SOURCE: WDSU
New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Ronal Serpas said he wants to bring back 50 crime cameras.The move comes less than two years after he and New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu called the program ineffective, not a good investment and with no impact on crime.The program was shut down in 2010 by Serpas and Landrieu.In 2008, the New Orleans District Attorney's Office said it had only used three pieces of footage in getting convictions -- a woefully low number, according to critics.However, Serpas has reconsidered the decision."I believe the use of covert crime cameras can be a good strategy," Serpas told WDSU.Residents in Central City and the 6th District who WDSU spoke with said they applaud the decision and said anything that could help reduce crime was welcome.In Thursday's New Orleans City Council meeting, Serpas said he wanted to bring back 50 crime cameras. He didn't specify where the cameras would be placed.The crime camera program began in 2004, and has cost the city $10 million in total, and for the most part, didn't properly work.Serpas told WDSU that the cameras will cost about $400,000 a year to maintain and run."I've never been against the idea of cameras," Serpas said. "What we were against was we did not have the funding to maintain them and keep them running."The NOPD superintendent expects to present his plan for the crime cameras later this year.The plan would need approval from the mayor and City Council.Serpas told WDSU that the city may be able to reactivate some of the cameras that were shut down in 2010 but have remained up.
NEW ORLEANS —
New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Ronal Serpas said he wants to bring back 50 crime cameras.
The move comes less than two years after he and New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu called the program ineffective, not a good investment and with no impact on crime.
The program was shut down in 2010 by Serpas and Landrieu.
In 2008, the New Orleans District Attorney's Office said it had only used three pieces of footage in getting convictions -- a woefully low number, according to critics.
However, Serpas has reconsidered the decision.
"I believe the use of covert crime cameras can be a good strategy," Serpas told WDSU.
Residents in Central City and the 6th District who WDSU spoke with said they applaud the decision and said anything that could help reduce crime was welcome.
In Thursday's New Orleans City Council meeting, Serpas said he wanted to bring back 50 crime cameras. He didn't specify where the cameras would be placed.
The crime camera program began in 2004, and has cost the city $10 million in total, and for the most part, didn't properly work.
Serpas told WDSU that the cameras will cost about $400,000 a year to maintain and run.
"I've never been against the idea of cameras," Serpas said. "What we were against was we did not have the funding to maintain them and keep them running."
The NOPD superintendent expects to present his plan for the crime cameras later this year.
The plan would need approval from the mayor and City Council.
Serpas told WDSU that the city may be able to reactivate some of the cameras that were shut down in 2010 but have remained up.

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PUBG Mobile Ban Pan Project Has Removed more than 1.6 Million Players
Arijit Kundu·
· April 13, 2021 ··2 min read
Last Updated on April 13, 2021 by Joydeep Ghosh
The first time the PUBG Mobile Ban Pan system was applied was back in 2019. This helped remove the hackers and the cheaters from the game. Such hackers and cheaters were found after checking the reports where the others had reported the hacker players. This initiative of banning hackers has banned around 1.5 million gamers' accounts all over the world for the past few days. The developers shared this number and information on the official Twitter account.
The game is very popular all across the globe and attracts many players in the game. A few of them try out cheats and hacks to suppress the others, get more kills, and finally get a Chicken Dinner due to a large number of players. This method is not fair, and therefore the previous banning round of the game has removed 18,13,787 accounts permanently from getting access to the game.
More than 1.6 million players have been banned from using PUBG Mobile!!
The company shared the new PUBG Mobile Ban Pan anti-cheat report, and it shows us a list of the varying percentage of users who have been banned from playing the game any further. All these cheaters belong to different tiers; the majority of them were in the Bronze tier. This is the lowest tier in this game.
The bans that have been introduced affect all the players who had been using all the unfair means. One such hack was the auto-aiming feature, which allows the player to lock on to their enemies even when they are running. Some cheats let players see the enemies through walls and covered concrete structures. All these led to more than 1.6 million accounts being banned permanently by the gaming company.
PUBG Mobile: Hack-stats, and its fate in India
More than 1.6 million players have been banned from the game.
A few of the stats of the accounts using hacks and cheats have been revealed. Around 2% of the users who have been banned from the game were using some cheats, which were helping them in auto-aiming and seeing through the walls and objects. The next 12% of the users were using cheats which helped them travel across the maps faster. There were 6% of the users who were banned for using cheats which caused area damage, and the other 4% were banned for using cheats that were modifying the character, which made the character take less damage when others were shooting them. There were other players who were banned for using several kinds of other hacks.
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The game is still banned in India since the time the Chinese apps were taken down last year in September. Around six months have passed now, and the developers have made a variant exclusively for India. The developers are in talks with the Indian Government to relaunch the game in India. The new game, PUG New State, is not yet up for pre-registration in India till now because of the complicated scenario in the country. The fate of the game in our country is still a mystery till now.
Arijit Kundu
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News :: Globalization : Human Rights : International : Politics
Venezuela: Reforms take away what is gained through the struggle
by El Libertario, Venezuela
Email: ellibertario (nospam) nodo50.org	 09 Nov 2007
*This is the editorial of the latest edition of El Libertario(Venezuela, #51, November 2007, now available -in spanish- in www.nodo50.org/ellibertario) in which this mouthpiece of Venezuelan Anarchism set outs its position with regard to the Constitutional Reforms which the current Government seeks to impose on this country.
Once again we must consider the dilemma of whether to participate or not in the electoral contest (referendum), this time with the difference that it is not a case of choosing a candidate but rather constitutional norms for the government of collective life. This situation requires careful reflection. If we heed current positions what we have is a ruling party that accepts en masse the reforms proposed by the Boss and increased embarrassingly in a premeditated manoeuvre by a servile National Assembly. The absurdities of the original constitutional reforms were so many that it set the scene for a comical fictitious debate which resulted in a plastering of equally aberrant additions. There is no serious debate of content and reasons, only discourses that are submissive to the tyrant, without any other sustaining logic than the desire to keep him in power. The rhetoric does not even justify some proposals without declining into nonsense and open contradictions. On the other hand the institutional opposition stumbles in the darkness, not knowing how to confront it, relying on discourses and spokesmen from the past. They have content themselves with showing through the media a small part of the absurdities that the Constitutional Reform contains- precisely those parts that threaten their own narrow interests- the radical rule changes of the political game and some of the resultant consequences, without any clear position or defining any sort of campaign in a concrete direction.
Thus, we suggest that faced with the alternatives of either voting for the rejection of the Constitutional Reform or abstaining, it is better to renounce participation in the Referendum and promote abstention. The timid questions that arise from the grass roots supporters of the Chavez regime clearly demonstrate the general level of analysis and understanding of the proposals, highlighting the infantilisation of the discourse promoted equally by the leaders of the militaristic pseudo-left in power and the rightwing and social democrat opposition. And so we can partially see the logic behind the rush to change what up until recently has been sold as the 'best constitution in the world. The oil bonanza also allows the executive to increase its broad client network in readiness for the coming electoral showdown. In addition to all this is the clear opportunism by which, bypassing proper electoral norms, the Government conducts its 'Yes' campaign, forcing the support of public sector employees and everyone else who is dependant on public finance. It is not difficult to be reminded of the precariousness and lack of independence of the electoral process, as is illustrated by the trajectory of the last head of the CNE (National Electoral Council), Jorge Rodríguez, who is now executive Vice-President.
We believe that with or without voters the Reform will be passed. However through abstention and the absence of the electorate it is possible to make it illegitimate, even when it is legal. A very low number of voters in the coming poll would be a way of debilitating the regime from making any further moves, demonstrating that there is no 'revolution' in popular participation but rather a deepening of presidential personalism. If you believe that this is unimportant because the Government will consolidate its power anyway (which will happen regardless), or because people prefer to be on the winning side even when its victory is deceitful or fraudulent, remember that there is always a space to negate the validity of the leadership due to its illegitimacy. An illegitimate Government, despite its maintaining itself in power, dissolves the tacit relationship of obedience that the population bestows upon it, removing, albeit partially, the collective acceptance of its activity, and thus the implementation of its mandates have to based increasingly on the authoritarian exercise of power.
A significant abstention would mark the separation of the people, their aspirations and desires from those who hold State power, as it would similarly mark the separation of the discourse from the facts, breaking the voluntary servitude that makes it possible to govern. It would also highlight the failure of the State as an institution that manages collective life, at least in terms of the present militarist and individualist configuration. Of course the transition from the current situation to a clear and coherent horizon of social justice and liberty will not be achieved in a short period of time. The avoidance of shortcuts and a focussing on the reconstruction of belligerent and autonomous grass roots social movements is, without doubt, a long road, but it is also the most realist. A first step in this direction would be a complete understanding of what we are living and what confronts us in this country, a perspective that is both realist and utopian, which will not be found in the ballot boxes next December.
It is also relevant to consider the situation after the ineluctable ratification of the Reform. From January 2008 new powers granted by the National Assembly to the President, based in the approved constitution and through the mechanism of the Ley Habilitante (which gives Chavez the ability to pass laws without recourse to Congress) will be established. It will be necessary to take away efficiency from the offensive prepared by the ruling party in order to have absolute power in his(Chavez's) hands over the nation. We underline the fact that Governmental and State actions to imprison public opinion in their own hands have already begun. This process implies a set of measures tending towards silencing dissidence, criminalizing protest, squashing any sort of opposition to the State and leading the country in an authoritarian manner ready to punish dissenting attitudes, calling for its disqualification through worn out epithets in order to lay the basis for punitive responses.
The State's economic boom is not exclusively subordinate to the price of a barrel of oil, but also through the expansive policy of public spending increased through neo-liberal policies and funded by taxation. In other words it is not simply a problem of income but also of expenditure and this implies an avalanche or snowball effect that is impossible to control. It is in this context that the authoritarian administration in the service of global energy capital is at risk. The plans of social support are financially backed up by the current surplus of funds, but if this ceased to be the case, due to the overwhelming financial liabilities of the state, it would be necessary to employ regressive policies that would negatively affect the population such as future devaluations, tax increases, cutbacks in the Misiones program and other measures aimed at maintaining spending levels. It is necessary to emphasize that despite the immense propaganda deployed, the social policies implemented by the 'Bolivarian revolution' have not significantly improved the quality of life of the population and have increased the social debt in terms of housing, urban security, health, education, employment and social security. These factors will generate social conflicts that will be suffocated by different repressive means according to each case.
Faced with this panorama, those of us who don't renounce liberty and social justice must prepare ourselves to confront a general increase of coercion and collective control. This must be done without becoming paranoid; we know that we are not faced with the military government of Myanmar but rather an expression of neo-militarism as an efficient model for maintaining the despotic domination of Venezuelan society, in the service of, we repeat, the global energy market. All of this suggests that we must prepare, from taking measures for personal security to making ready for the escalation of repression that will be legitimized by the constitution that will be approved in December and that will consecrate the architecture of the totalitarian State. Moving beyond the conservative and reactionary elements of the media driven opposition, the social struggle must confront the governmental Leviathan developing new, creative and unexpected forms of organisation and resistance.
[See the English section in www.nodo50.org/ellibertario for more info about Venezuela and the Venezuelan anarchists. At this website is a detailed public declaration -in Spanish- setting out our position with regard to the Referendum for Constitutional Reform, as well as those of different Venezuelan human rights groups and other groups of the radical autonomous left.]
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NTTICS / NTTICS press release / NTTICS preview / Open Wheel Racing
Carpenter and Hildebrand Are Raring To Go Racing At Indy
The next time Ed Carpenter and JR Hildebrand take to the 2.5-mile oval at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, they will be participating in the 101st running of the Indianapolis 500. For Carpenter, it will be his 14th run at The Greatest Spectacle in Racing. Hildebrand will compete in the 500-mile classic for the 7th time.
Carpenter will start from the front row for the third time in the past five years. The 2013 and 2014 pole winner qualified 2nd for the 2017 edition of the race. He has competed in every Indianapolis 500 since 2004 with a best finish of 5th in 2008. Carpenter is looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2016 race when an electrical issue sidelined him one lap before the midway point.
2017 is Hildebrand's first full-time season with Ed Carpenter Racing, though he has joined the team for each Month of May since 2014. Each of his Indianapolis 500 appearances with ECR have resulted in Top 10 finishes, including finishing 6th after leading the race last year. He was named the 2011 Rookie of the Year following a 2nd place finish.
Carpenter turned 378 laps of practice this month. He was the 3rd-fastest driver on opening day of practice on Monday, May 15 and the quickest on Wednesday, May 17. He had the fastest four-lap average on Saturday's first day of qualifications in his No. 20 Fuzzy's Ultra Premium Vodka Chevrolet, securing him a shot in the Fast Nine Shootout and a chance at his third pole position. Carpenter, 36, was the final car to qualify on Sunday and his four-lap average of 231.664 was good enough for a starting position in the middle of the front row.
Over the eight days of Indianapolis 500 practice, Hildebrand ran over twice the race distance, logging 1057.5 miles (423 laps) in his No. 21 Preferred Freezer Services Chevrolet. Sunday's 500 mile race will consist of 200 laps around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. On Wednesday the 17th, Hildebrand was the 2nd fastest driver of the day behind team owner and teammate Carpenter. The 29-year-old's qualifying performance on Saturday also landed him a spot in the Fast Nine Shootout. Hildebrand earned the best starting position of his Indianapolis 500 career and will roll off 6th on Sunday.
Ed Carpenter Racing has had a car start in the front row of the Indianapolis 500 four out of the past five years. Josef Newgarden started from the 2nd position in 2016 before finishing 3rd, the best Indianapolis 500 finish in ECR's history.
Carpenter and Hildebrand have been teammates in the Indianapolis 500 for four years, competing alongside each other since 2014. Ed Carpenter Racing earned the nickname "Team America" in 2015 when ECR was the only multi-car team with an all-American driver line up in the Indianapolis 500. The trend continues in 2017 as Carpenter, a hometown favorite, is an Indianapolis native. Hildebrand hails from Sausalito, Calif. and now resides in Boulder, Colo.
The 101st Running of the Indianapolis 500 will be aired live on ABC, beginning at 11 a.m. ET on Sunday, May 28. The Advance Auto Parts INDYCAR Radio Network will also carry the race on Sirius 212, XM 209, IndyCar.com, indycarradio.com and on the INDYCAR Mobile app. The green flag is scheduled to drop at 12:21 p.m. ET.
ED CARPENTER (No. 20 Fuzzy's Ultra Premium Vodka Chevrolet), Starting 2nd: "It was a typical Carb Day for us, it's a one hour session so it's hard to get much done. It's easier to mess things up more than anything, but I still feel good about the car. There are always things here or there that could be better. After Monday's practice, I felt like we were race ready and I still feel that way. We just need things to fall our way and be the type of race we need it to be to have a successful day come Sunday."
JR HILDEBRAND (No. 21 Preferred Freezer Services Chevrolet), Starting 6th: "Today, we are trying to make some little improvements on what you already have. With a whole week of practice and then a few days off, there are always going to be things that linger and you think about the things that could be a little different. Carb Day is the final chance to feel out how you feel about where you stack up with the cars you think will be around. It was hectic and crazy how it usually is, but we feel pretty good and we are looking forward to race day, where we know anything can happen then."
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Historical Development of Labour Laws and Industrial Relations
The genesis of labour law and practice can be traced to the 19th century when need arose for the colonial government to pass legislation to ensure adequate supply of cheap labour to service the emerging enterprises in agriculture, industry and in the service sector. Terms and conditions of employment were regulated statutes and the common law. The law of contract in Kenya was originally based on the Contract Act, 1872, of India, which applied on contracts made or entered into before 1st of January 1961. The Indian Contract Act applied to the three countries Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda . Since then the Kenyan law of contract has been based on the English common law of contract, under the Kenyan Law of Contract Act (Cap. 23), section 2 (1). With industrialization, towards the middle of the 20th century, an organized trade union movement was well established. The first wage earners' associations in Kenya can be traced back to the early 1940s and soon after the Second World War.
The first trade union regulation was made in the introduction of Ordinance No. 35 of 1939 that required all crafts organizations to apply for registration which they could be granted or denied depending on whether they had legitimate dealings consistent with government policy. The Ordinance also permitted any group of seven people to form a trade union and operate as one upon registration. Cancellation of registration under the Ordinance was not subject to appeal or open to question in a court of law (Aluchio 1998, 3).
In 1948, in order to gain complete hold on the wage earners organizations the government brought in a Trade Union Labour Officer, to be attached to the Labour Department with the duty to foster "responsible" unionism (Ananaba 1979, 3). In 1952 a more detailed piece of legislation was enacted for Trade Unions but again with significant omissions. It lacked necessary provisions for effective operation of trade unions. It did not legalize peaceful picketing or provide immunity against damages as a result of strikes. On the other hand, the government encouraged creation of staff associations and works committees since they fitted in its interests to confining workers' organization to economic imperative alone and also lacked strike powers.
This rigid control of trade unions was maintained the colonial government until the end. This notwithstanding, the movement was able to grow both in numerical strength and power. At independence the total number of following was about 155,000, 52 trade unions, with four centres formed and registered, namely, East African Trade Union Congress (EATUC), Kenya Federation of Registered Trade Unions (KFRTU), Kenya Federation of Labour (KFL) and Kenya Africa Workers Congress (KAWC).
Industrial confrontation arose not merely from traditional trade union activities, but also from the movement's political role in the struggle for freedom from colonial domination, particularly after individual political leaders had been arrested and placed in detention. On the threshold of independence however, both employers and trade unions, felt that it was vital for the infant nation to make economic process, that capital and labour should work together in harmony: the incidence of strikes and lockouts had to be drastically reduced.
As a result, in October 1962, a landmark was established with the signing of the Industrial Relations Charter the government of Kenya, the Federation of Kenya Employers and the Kenya Federation of Labour, the forerunner of COTU (K), the Central Organisation Of Trade Unions (Kenya).
The Industrial Relations Charter spelt out the agreed responsibilities of management and unions and their respective obligations in the field of industrial relations, it defined a model recognition agreement as a guide to parties involved, and it set up a joint Dispute Commission.
The Industrial Relations Charter has been revised twice since then, but remained the basis for social dialogue and labour relations in Kenya throughout the years. Currently the "Charter" is under review again; the parties have already produced a draft Charter in 2001 that might be signed in the context of the overall Labour Law review. With the set up of an Industrial Court in 1964, one additional basic cornerstone was laid for the development of amicable conflict resolution in Kenya.
INTRODUCTION to LABOUR LAW and INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
CONCEPT of LABOUR and INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Labour law (or "labor", or "employment" law) is the…
FUNCTIONS of INDUSTRIAL COURT
The I.C. adjudicates in Trade Disputes which have complex questions and issues of economic social…
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT of MARKETING.
Societies have moved from agriculture and individual self sufficient to an economy built around division…
LAWS RELATING to TRADE DISPUTES
TRADE DISPUTES CONCEPT An industrial dispute/trade dispute means any dispute or difference between employers and…
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Delta removed its award charts so that customers wouldn't know what awards are 'supposed to' cost. That way they could continually devalue their award pricing without notice to members, and there'd be nothing to compare prices to. And they hoped customers wouldn't have a reference point for what miles are worth, so members would be less resistant to silly pricing. Delta has created a company town, it prices what it wishes and assumes customers have nowhere to go.
Indeed Delta profits because there's little competition in more of their markets than other US airlines face.
Delta has said they want SkyMiles members to spend their points for products and services sold by the airline instead of free travel. They've even speculated on 'miles for haircuts'.
While Delta keeps raising the price of award tickets every few months in a hyperinflation that would make Robert Mugabe jealous — last year raised price of several international awards for travel October 1 onward, but decided one devaluation in the first quarter of 2016 would be enough but it wasn't they made no notice changes to Tel Aviv awards in March then later in the year they increased the price of transatlantic business class — at least they had stable prices, they just didn't publish the prices.
This Spring they obliterated the pricing of partner awards but again they just created a new partner award chart.
However Delta has found a new way to price dynamically, hidden award chart be damned.
Already they've practiced journey control. You might find saver award space on multiple flights, but they won't allow you to combine those flights into a saver award. Two connecting flights on an otherwise legal routing might price out as more miles.
Now though non-stop saver awards may price out more expensively depending on route.
First class domestic saver awards have cost 25,000 miles one way under the hidden award chart. If a flight is available non-stop in 'R' inventory it costs 25,000 miles.
Here's January 10, 2018 Los Angeles – Atlanta. There's a flight with R inventory which is a saver first class award.
This same flight shows up as a saver award for Air France KLM Flying Blue, so it's verifiably partner award inventory.
However because it's non-stop Los Angeles – Atlanta, hub-to-hub, it's no longer 25,000 miles. Instead it's 30,000 miles.
In fact the lowest price for Los Angeles – Atlanta ever gets now is 30,000 miles.
However domestic first class, even domestic first class cross country, isn't 30,000 miles across the board. You can still book 'R' saver first class at 25,000 miles. In fact, you can book Los Angeles – Atlanta flights for 25,000 miles as long as your itinerary doesn't originate in Los Angeles. Here's Oakland – Los Angeles – Atlanta in first class (R) for 25,000 miles.
This is the opposite of traditional journey control, where only some flights are available at the saver level on a connecting basis. The non-stop is never available at 25,000 miles. But some of those non-stop flights are as long as they're part of a larger connecting itinerary!
Delta has made it clear for the last several years that their currency has no stable dependable value, and they're not to be trusted. Small children whose fathers are hunched over controls have landed planes with fewer signals than SkyMiles has given out.
So much for the silly claim by Delta's CFO that they've made SkyMiles more valuable since awarding miles based on the price of a ticket instead of distance flown.
The only way I can understand Delta's award price increases month after month is to think that Sandeep Dube is a student of history, and he's been spending his time on Post-World War II Hungary.
Nothing new here, common DL market pricing.
DL has finally pushed me to start sleeping around with other carriers. I was a complete DL wh0re for years as a Diamond Medallion and 1 million miler.
Because of all the SkyMiles devaluations, 2017 was finally the year I started flying other airlines. I took my first flight on Alaska. I flew United for the first time in 10+ years. I've flown more on American than the past five years combined. Hell, I've even sucked it up and suffered through Southwest if it was a nonstop.
My 2017 totals on DL will be about half what they used to be because I'm now sleeping around. You took it too far DL and lost one of your most loyal customers as a result.
I actually want to thank Delta. In the past I tried to maximize collection of Delta Skymiles (new Delta Skypeseos). I was continually frustrated by the inability to use the Skypesos when I actually wanted to use them. I was a bit sullen and angry each time. This is not good for anyone's health. Then I realized the lack of useable value of Skypesos to me and my immediate and extended family. Luckily, we live near a major airport where I have airline choice. We switched to other competing carriers whose frequent flyer programs have proven to be much more friendly to the flyer. My family,friends and I now have very low balances at Delta, don't care if we ever earn any Skypesos and don't care that we cannot use our low balances. Having shifted away from Delta My pre-travel booking life is now much more enjoyable. So, thank you Delta!
So people *DO* use KVS tool. With all of the references to ExpertFlyer and awardnexus by the bloggers, I almost thought there was a reason no one mentioned KVS tool. It's great software I can run many copies of simultaneously to speed up my searches, and I've long preferred it over the web-based alternatives.
Looks like while the bloggers tout ExpertFlyer, they still use KVS Tool to do the heavy lifting.
It just never ends with you, does iit Gary?
With *me*? I'm not the one doing this, I'm just reporting it.
@Gareth Richards – partner award pricing isn't tied to ticket price, the partner offers a saver seat or doesn't and then Delta prices based on (1) whether it's a partner instead of Delta, and (2) in Virgin Atlantic's case whether it's a close-in booking.
Gary DL tells you at the point of sale how many miles are required, why do they need an award chart? Haven't those been gone for years now? You seem to live in the past with your head buried in the sand. I know you feel like you are an astute and savvy individual because you read the transcripts on Seeking Alpha of publicly available quarterly earnings calls, but if you'd pay attention you'd know DL is transitioning skymiles to a currency and the award level should be commensurate to the market fare. You don't like this and come on here with click bait titles and then still try to get hits and people to apply for the Amex card for your affiliate compensation.
It irritates you to no end that DL wants to reward people in a manner commensurate to the value they bring to the table.
Once a provincial, regional airline, always a provincial regional airline.
I don't usually leave a comment here and I don't agree with everything Gary does (like you mentioned click bait titles and credit card affiliations), but… "DL wants to reward people in a manner commensurate to the value they bring to the table"… Really??? It might be an argument on the earning side when flying Delta, but in regards to this particular devaluation on the redemption side, you are not making any sense.
Yes, Noticed that SFO-ATL coach has started pricing at 15000 instead of 12500.. Glad I burned most of my family's skypesos last year.
@Larry – they HAVE an award chart. they just hide it. pricing is based on the chart, it's become bigger and more complicated. They still (1) manage inventory buckets, in this case we're talking about the R bucket. And on the LAX-ATL route R is priced at higher than it used to be.
this has no relation the market fare.
I noticed some oddities last week when searching flights in the West. Economy LAX-SEA used to be 5,000 SkyPesos. All of a sudden it is 6,000 (not that it's really a great deal either way). I think a bunch of stuff got an "adjustment".
Ironically, I just cancelled my Delta AMEX card today; a $95 annual fee to earn something that can be 4 times worthless (or more!) than even the cheapest rebates card. Sure, I stopped collecting Delta miles and stopped flying Delta years ago (all my West coast biz travel now goes through Alaska) but I always thought in the back of my mind "…maybe they'll realize their error and reverse course". Nope. Don't get me wrong, I'm not delusional enough to think that a United or an American won't soon be on-par with Delta…but if it means only a few dollars difference to go with an airline that actually rewards me with value (instead of a haircut, literally and figuratively), I'm not choosing Delta.
@ Gary — Thanks for the HT!
I am just so glad that Washington DC has little Delta presence. Poor Atlanta. Worst thing that can happen to any city is be a captive Delta hub. Only time I fly them is to the North Central US Region where no other airline fly.
Can someone explain to me why Delta, KLM, and Air France STILL have immunity from anti-trust, price fixing practices. I know they got this when they were on the verge of going out of business, but they are now quite healthy, and this is anti-consumer, and without their waiver would be illegal. Why do they still have this protection????
Was just recently thinking of switching to KLM Flying Blue, at least I can lock in SkyTeam Elite Plus at 10 years with a much lower annual target (70k vs 125k MQM). The biggest negative was much lower award mileage earning, but at this rate, what difference does it make?
Not trying to be snarky…I don't care about a typo or run-on sentence here and there, but this post is nearly unreadable at some points. Your writing genuinely distracts from the points you're trying to make. Maybe you need an editor?
They want to think like revenue tickets connecting through the hub should be priced lower than hub-O&D. I see this as the beginning of hidden city ticketing on award tickets.


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Gary, This filter doesn't cross reference to an "ac-470-xre," however if you click on parts it will show you all the different manufacturer filter that this particular filter can be used in. If you meant to type "cx-470-xre" then yes this filter will work.
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Judicial police officers
(Ordinance nº 60-529 of June 4, 1960 art. 2 Official Journal of June 8, 1960) (Law n ° 72-1226 of December 29, 1972 art. 19 Official Journal of December 30, 1972) (Law n ° 78-788 of July 28, 1978 art. 4 Official Journal of July 29, 1978) (Law n ° 85-1196 of November 18, 1985 art. 3-i, 3-ii and 8 Official Journal of November 19, 1985 in force on January 1, 1986)(Law n ° 87-1130 of December 31, 1987 Official Journal of January 1, 1988)(Law nº 96-647 of July 22, 1996 art. 21 Official Journal of July 23, 1996) (Law n ° 2001-1062 of November 15, 2001 art. 13 Official Journal of November 16, 2001) (Law n ° 2006-64 of January 23, 2006 art. 16 II Official Journal of January 24, 2006)
The following are judicial police officers:
1 ° Gendarmes who do not have the status of judicial police officer;
2 ° The civil servants who are members of the supervisory and enforcement body of the national police who do not have the status of judicial police officer, subject to the provisions concerning the civil servants referred to in 4 ° and 5 ° below;
3º (Repealed)
4 ° The peacekeepers from the former corps of officers and guards of the national police appointed as trainees before December 31, 1985, when they have at least two years of service as tenured members and have passed the tests of a technical examination under conditions set by decree of the Council of State or hold the professional qualifications allowing access to the higher grade;
5 ° The peacekeepers from the former body of police investigators, appointed trainees before March 1, 1979, when they have at least two years of service as tenured staff and meet the conditions of competence provided for by law n ° 78-788 of July 28, 1978 reforming the criminal procedure on the judicial police and the jury or have passed the tests of a technical examination under conditions set by decree in the Council of State or hold professional qualifications allowing access to the next higher grade.
However, the officials mentioned in 1 ° to 5 ° above cannot effectively exercise the powers attached to their quality of judicial police officer and avail themselves of this quality only if they are assigned to a job involving this exercise; the exercise of these powers is temporarily suspended during the time when they participate, as a constituted unit, in a law enforcement operation.
The mission of the judicial police officers is:
To assist, in the exercise of their functions, the judicial police officers;
To note the crimes, misdemeanors or contraventions and to draw up a report;
To receive by report the statements made to them by all persons likely to provide them with clues, evidence and information on the perpetrators and accomplices of these offenses.
Judicial police officers do not have the power to decide on custody measures.
(inserted by Law n ° 2003-239 of March 18, 2003 art. 9 Official Journal of March 19, 2003) Retired national police officers and members of the national gendarmerie who had during their activity the status of judicial police officer or agent may benefit from the status of judicial police officer when they are called to under the civil reserve of the national police or under the operational reserve of the national gendarmerie. A Council of State decree sets the conditions for the application of this article. It specifies the experience conditions and the qualities required to benefit from the status of judicial police officer under this article.
(Law nº 66-493 of July 9, 1966 art. 2 Official Journal of July 10, 1966) (Law n ° 78-788 of July 28, 1978 art. 5 Official Journal of July 29, 1978) (Law n ° 85-1196 of November 18, 1985 art. 4 and 8 Official Journal of November 19, 1985 in force on January 1, 1986)(Law n ° 97-1019 of October 28, 1997 art. 6 Official Journal of November 8, 1997) (Law n ° 2001-1062 of November 15, 2001 art. 13 Official Journal of November 16, 2001)(Law n ° 2003-239 of March 18, 2003 art. 90 Official Journal of March 19, 2003) (Law n ° 2006-449 of April 18, 2006 art. 23 Official Journal of April 19, 2006) (Law nº 2007-297 of March 5, 2007 art. 74 III 1º Official Journal of March 7, 2007)
The following are assistant judicial police officers:
1 ° Civil servants of active national police services who do not meet the conditions provided for in article 20;
1º bis Volunteers serving as soldiers in the gendarmerie;
1 ° ter The security assistants mentioned in article 36 of law n ° 95-73 of 21 January 1995 on orientation and programming relating to security;
1º quater Paris surveillance agents;
1 ° quinquies The soldiers serving under the operational reserve of the national gendarmerie not fulfilling the conditions provided for in article 20-1;
2 ° Municipal police officers;
3 ° The rural guards, when they act for the exercise of the attributions fixed in the last paragraph of article L. 2213-18 of the general code of the territorial collectivities.
Their mission is:
To report to their superiors for any crimes, misdemeanors or contraventions of which they are aware;
To note, by complying with the orders of their leaders, the infringements of the penal law and to collect all the information in order to discover the authors of these infringements, the whole within the framework and in the forms envisaged by the organic or special laws that are unique to them;
To record by report the contraventions of the provisions of the Highway Code, the list of which is fixed by decree of the Council of State.
When they notice an offense by report, the assistant judicial police officers can collect any observations of the offender.
(inserted by Law nº 85-1196 of November 18, 1985 art. 5 and 8 Official Journal of November 19, 1985 in force on January 1, 1986)
Judicial police officers and assistant judicial police officers have jurisdiction within the territorial limits where they exercise their usual functions as well as within those where the judicial police officer responsible for the national police service or the gendarmerie unit with which they were made available by name on a temporary basis. When they assist a judicial police officer, they have jurisdiction within the territorial limits where the latter exercises his powers in application of the provisions of article 18.
(inserted by Law n ° 99-291 of April 15, 1999 art. 13 Official Journal of April 16, 1999)
Without prejudice to the obligation to report to the mayor that they comply with article 21, municipal police officers immediately report to any judicial police officer of the national police or the national gendarmerie with territorial jurisdiction for all crimes, misdemeanors or contraventions of which they are aware.
They immediately send their reports and minutes simultaneously to the mayor and, through the judicial police officers mentioned in the previous paragraph, to the public prosecutor.
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Girls' football training takes place on Wednesday afternoons from 2.40-3.30.
preparation for the Cummann na mBunscaoil league Division 1. They opened their league campaign with a very exciting match against Scoil Mhícíl Naofa Athy.
points and goals throughout the match. On this occasion, Scoil Mhuire were just edged out but the entire squad played very well and showed great spirit and determination.
The final match in the group was against Scoil Eimhin Naofa Monasterevin and would determine the semi-final placing. The squad travelled to Monasterevin GAA pitch full of enthusiasm and energy. It was an exciting encounter and all the players on the squad gave off their best. Monasterevin were victorious on the day. Scoil Mhuire players have all improved with every game and many players are still eligible to play u11 again next year. It has been a real learning curve for all these young players and the mentors are delighted to see so many girls at training after school each week. There is a lot of potential on this squad and with constant practicing of their skills and support, they will go from strength to strength.
not take place until Spring.
"Participation is the key to success and enjoyment."
Girls' Football has been played in Scoil Mhuire since the mid nineties and since then many of our girls have gone on to play with clubs and even with the county. We train our girls at Under 11 and Senior Levels and have enjoyed much success at county level over the years.
In 2011, the under 11 girls' team performed very well in the recent Cumann na mBunscoil competition. This squad showed great enthusiasm and worked very diligently at their training sessions. They represented Scoil Mhuire with distinction, reaching the semi-final, only to be beaten by the eventual winners of the competition.


Do you have a chance to experience that you have spent lots of time working on an assignment that your boss is asking, in the end, he only reviews a few second then throw away?
The problem could be your boss have many ideas and he just wants to understand the idea of how it works, but you misunderstood his idea and want to show that you are a good employee, so you spend lots of time to be perfect on this assignment. Sometimes perfectionist may lead you overworking and make you less efficient, losing opportunity cost spending time on something meaningful. Overworking also help you lose the chance to review the project that you are working on if reasonable to spend such amount of effort and time.
Recently, I've seen a project with some employees spent a few years working but there is no sales and a client. I feel very strange and how could this company still survive? Maybe shareholder is too generous can accept to invest the company continuously without getting the return?
Later, I found the problem is the leader wants to build the most perfect application in the world, without achieving the goal in their heart, they are not ready to show their client or sell to anyone, because there is so many spaces need to update and improve. I understood the original intention is nice but I felt they are building something for themselves without knowing client's need.
There is a blurred boundary between perfectionist and overworking. Setup a reasonable time frame as a stop-loss point to review your project can save your time and money, please don't afraid to tell yourself that you were wrong.