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Unravelling and reimagining the UK's relationship with the EU
Research across the East of England finds anger and anxiety over Brexit, and a broad consensus on single market access
People want the UK to strike a compromise deal with the EU similar to the European Economic Area's 'Norway model', new qualitative research by University of Cambridge academics has found.
The research, which canvassed opinion from hundreds of people across the East of England by Professor Catherine Barnard and Dr Amy Ludlow, from Cambridge's Faculty of Law, found many participants wanted full single market access with no free movement or payment to the EU – a position the EU rejects.
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Die Neckar-Perle ist ein deutsches Fahrgastschiff.

Geschichte
Das Schiff wurde 1974/75 in Neckarsulm gebaut. Dieter Schubert erwähnt nur einen Umbau samt Verlängerung im Jahr 1990, Aufnahmen aus verschiedenen Jahren zeigen aber zahlreiche Veränderungen, die im Laufe der Jahre an dem Schiff vorgenommen wurden. Laut Schubert war es im Jahr 2000 noch 33,37 Meter lang und 6 Meter breit, hatte einen Tiefgang von 1,2 Metern und durfte 300 Personen befördern. Angetrieben wurde das Schiff von zwei Motoren, die je 275 PS leisteten. Die Fahrgastzahl ist aber schon seit einigen Jahren, wie Aufnahmen des Schiffes zeigen, auf 250 beschränkt.

Das Schiff fuhr unter dem Namen Neckarbummler für die Personenschifffahrt Stumpf in Heilbronn, bis dieser Betrieb an das Unternehmen Neckar-Personen-Schiffahrt Berta Epple GmbH + Co KG, das unter dem Namen Neckar-Käpt'n aktiv ist, verkauft wurde. Seit der Saison 2022 trägt das Schiff den neuen Namen Neckar-Perle, während aus dem anderen von Stumpf übernommenen Schiff, der Fee, die Neckar-Fee wurde.

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 Dieter Schubert, Deutsche Binnenfahrgastschiffe. Illustriertes Schiffsregister, Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-933177-10-3, S. 86

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Cloudera pulls sensitive files from its 'open by design' cloud servers
August 24, 2020 at 11:30 AM EDT
Enterprise cloud giant Cloudera has pulled several of its cloud storage servers offline, despite initially claiming the servers were "open by design," after a security researcher found sensitive internal files inside. Chris Vickery, director of risk research at security firm UpGuard, found the cloud storage servers — known as buckets — hosted on Amazon Web […]
Enterprise cloud giant Cloudera has pulled several of its cloud storage servers offline, despite initially claiming the servers were "open by design," after a security researcher found sensitive internal files inside.
Chris Vickery, director of risk research at security firm UpGuard, found the cloud storage servers — known as buckets — hosted on Amazon Web Services in late July. The data largely contained legacy Hortonworks data from prior to its $5.2 billion all-stock merger with Cloudera in January 2019.
When reached, Cloudera spokesperson Madge Miller told TechCrunch that the buckets were supposed to be open and contained files and code that were open to its customers, users, and the wider community. The company said, however, that it identified three files that contained confidential information and were removed from the buckets.
But soon after, the company reversed its position and pulled the buckets offline altogether.
Vickery, who shared his findings exclusively with TechCrunch, said that although the vast majority of files in the cloud buckets were for public and community consumption, he also found files containing credentials, account access tokens, passwords and other secrets for Cloudera's internal Jenkins system, which the company uses for building and testing its software projects. The buckets also contained entire SQL databases for its internal build databases, Vickery said.
A "secrets" file containing passwords and credentials for Cloudera's internal systems. (Image: UpGuard/supplied
Later, Cloudera confirmed the security lapse in a later email to TechCrunch.
"Thanks to the questions from the security researcher, we did a deep dive and found some credentials and SQL dumps in the public buckets which should not have been placed there. The credentials were for our internal Jenkins build process and the SQL dumps were of our build database," the spokesperson said.
"We have since removed this information from the public buckets and taken further remediation steps by changing credentials and rotating keys. We also concluded we could close access to a few unused publicly accessible buckets."
The company said that the sensitive data, since removed, did not contain any customer data or any other personally identifiable information.
In all, the security lapse could have been worse — even if the incident could have been avoided altogether.
But Vickery said the incident was important to disclose as it reveals the inherent risk in using overwhelmingly large cloud storage containers. In other words, the buckets were so big and had so many files that it becomes nearly impossible to notice when something sensitive is added to the bucket by mistake.
"When that many directories and files of varying format are all stashed away together, it becomes all too easy for something to be mistakenly put among them and remain unnoticed, as is what appears to have happened here," wrote Vickery.
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Because they chose the default, the controlfile backups got written to the FRA location (db_recovery_file_dest) and are deleted from there after 32 days.
Well, the client wanted a restore from 36 days ago! The backup files were available since they get backed up to tape every 30 days, but the controlfile backups were not available because by then, they had been aged out of the FRA!
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Q: Remove unknown text usign ANTLR4 In my grammar, there are key-value pairs separated by :. An example is like this:
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I know some directives like rule1 and rule2, and I need to ignore other text (or unknown key-value pairs) found in the file like rule3, randomtext etc...
In my ANTLR4 grammar I have the following:
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When I test with valid files, all is ok, but when I test for malformed input, like this:
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It detects the first line as correct (as expected), and the second one with and error that say:

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It is detected as rule2 parser rule.
The question is, how can I ignore all unknown text from my parser? The unknown rules are the ones that are not contemplated in my parser file.
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Tyler said, "He wanted to thank God who has given him the abilities and opportunities, his parents who have helped, supported, and invested their time and money into him, Coach Long for the opportunity to play at Bishop Kearney, his team mates who have been there to keep him level headed, and everyone who have been here supporting him from Day 1 at Bishop Kearney.
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As the world turns digital,traditional fences between social, businesses, and systems realms are progressively crumbling. That brings new challenges for enterprises governance, in particular when manifold business stakes and IT systems are concerned.
Layers & labels (T. Cragg)
Supposedly, enterprise architecture would deal with the framing of enterprises and systems concerns into a single paradigm. Yet spirited controversies persist between bottom up and top down approaches, the former trying to upgrade the footprint of IT systems to enterprise level, the latter ready to downgrade these systems to equipment level. But dissent in that case means unfinished business: like diggers tunneling from opposite directions, both groups are to succeed together or fail together. For that to be achieved common sense dictates that both teams agree on target, with each one getting its specific orientation right.
Issue (information systems) and circumstances (digitization of business environment) put the focus on the relationship between business processes and enterprises organization and how to capture, manage, and use information.
On that account, and not surprisingly, understandings differ between EA proponents:
Bottom-up approaches are focused on the distinction between processes, applications, and data, overlooking key enterprise architecture concerns (a).
Top-down approaches come with a better understanding of EA stakes but fall short of the conceptual bridge between organization and business environments (b) .
Bottom-up (a) and top-down (b) approaches to EA
These shortcomings can be mended and approaches made to converge.
As already noted, EA can only succeed as a discipline if systems and enterprise perspectives can be crossed, i.e if bottom-up and top-down approaches can be joined. That cannot be achieved along the outdated Process/Application/Data layers:
To begin with, the distinction between application and data, inherited from traditional programming, goes against both object-oriented design and service oriented architectures; then, processes don't describe architectures but the way they are used.
On a broader perspective, if the impact of digitized business environments on EA is to be taken into account, data and information are to be redefined in a new paradigm, the former associated with a raw input, to be mined from the business environment and processed into the latter. It ensues that (1) data becomes irrelevant for architecture concerns and, (2) information becomes a key asset for enterprise architecture.
Merging applications and data into a logical/functional layer between business and engineering processes also critically redefines the perspective: instead of a being a collection of applications, business processes become the nexus of the architecture.
Introducing a functional layer between business and engineering processes
With a bottom-up EA perspective focused on business and engineering processes, a top-down counterpart has to be set from enterprise perspective that would ensure a meeting of minds around business processes.
That can be readily achieved by keeping processes as pivot between business environments and objectives on one side, enterprise organization on the other side:
Processes are the nexus of enterprise and engineering concerns.
Enterprise architects could then focus on the mapping of business functions to services, the alignment of quality of services with architecture capabilities, and the flows of information across the organization.
A proper understanding of architecture layers is not an academic concern to be overlooked. As a matter of fact, what is at stake is the very practical purpose of EA: display of boxes and arrows or effective handling of the spindle between business processes and architectural assets. Whereas anything will do for the former, the latter cannot be achieved without a principled and effective coupling between enterprise models and systems engineering.
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caminao says:
KW,
The bottom-up / top-down description may be misguiding if it suggests a single dimension when in fact business planning is all about balancing two orthogonal perspectives: the top-down is governed by architectures, i.e assets with long life-cycles, the bottom-up is driven by business environments and competition, with life-cycles by nature shorter and transient.
https://caminao.wordpress.com/2014/10/21/processes-capabilities/
kwkeirstead@civerex.com says:
Rémy – I have struggled with the top down/bottom up problem for decades, so I find your article very interesting and informative.
See my "How low (i.e. low code) can you go?" I-II-III-IV articles at
http://www.kwkeirstead.wordpress.com
that explore various methods I have found useful in my consulting practice. (ACM, BPM, CPM, RALB, FOMM at the operational level; RBV at the strategic level).
The logical meeting place on the way up or on the way down seems to be ROI submissions and authorizations, or today, SROI.
Back in 1970, Russell Ackoff (A concept of corporate planning, Wiley-Interscience), identified three types of planning (satisficing, optimizing and adaptivizing).
It was his view that we lacked the wherewithal at the time to do "adaptivizing planning" and this, for me, has accounted for the relatively low level of acceptance of the Resource Based View method (circa 1950).
ACM/FOMM and "3D graphic free-form-search Knowledgebases" are relatively new methods that make RBV practicable.
FOMM is not new (early 1960s) but is essential for non-subjective decision-making at Cases (i.e. tracking progress/knowing when to close a Case).
3D Kbases address the fundamental issue of ".. you cannot manage what you cannot see".
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Rémy — I define an enterprise's architecture as the structure of its data + the structure of its processes + the interactions between the two, in terms of the enterprise's goals and objectives. Note that in this definition, the architecture concerns itself with the _structures_ of data and processes, not the details that populate those structures. That's what makes EA so "meta", and is what gives it much of its (potential) power. That's also why the architectures of even very different enterprises are so similar, even if the details aren't.
I have identified three EA killers — conflating EA with IT, with transformation (including solutions), and with the enterprise's strategy. The Enterprise Architect should have architectural oversight authority over all of those (with veto power), but should be directly responsible for none of them.
The health of an enterprise's architecture (as I define it) is so critical to an enterprise's ability to achieve its goals and objectives that it deserves its own champion and defender, who is not embroiled in direct responsibility for IT, for solutions, or for strategies. Such responsibility creates irresolvable conflicts of interest, and distracts the EA from his/her defense of, education about, and consulting about the enterprise's architecture.
Also by my definition, data and process structures are not "layers"; they are pervasive, through all levels from ideation to instantiation (the rows in the Zachman Framework).
Although I formulated my definition of an enterprise's architecture before happening across the ZF, the two are nicely congruent — data structures are column 1, process structures are columns 2-5, and goals and objectives are column 6. I have proposed to John A. Zachman that his Framework is actually a meta-model for enterprise architectures, and he agrees. (I also view it as a meta-ontology, but that's a different discussion.)
For more on my EA views and prescriptions, see my LinkedIn Pulse articles, available via my LinkedIn profile — "What Is Enterprise Architecture", "How to Start an Enterprise Architecture Practice", and "How to Create Your Enterprise Data Schema".
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Commonwealth v. Martinez (Lawyers Weekly No. 10-024-17)
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA, 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us SJC-12076 COMMONWEALTH vs. ADALBERTO MARTINEZ. Bristol. October 6, 2016. – February 7, 2017. Present: Gants, C.J., Botsford, Lenk, Hines, Gaziano, Lowy, & Budd, JJ. Obscenity, Child pornography. Constitutional Law, Search and seizure. Search and Seizure, Computer. Evidence, Information stored on computer. Complaint received and sworn to in the Fall River Division of the District Court Department on May 9, 2012. A pretrial motion to suppress evidence was heard by Kevin J. Finnerty, J., and the case was tried before him. The Supreme Judicial Court on its own initiative transferred the case from the Appeals Court. Michelle A. Dame for the defendant. Soshana E. Stern, Assistant District Attorney, for the Commonwealth. BOTSFORD, J. The defendant, Adalberto Martinez, appeals from his conviction of possessing child pornography in violation of G. L. c. 272, § 29C. He challenges the denial of his motion to suppress computer evidence obtained pursuant to a search warrant. The gravamen of the defendant's claim is that the police needed to do more to link the defendant to the place searched and the items seized before a warrant could validly issue. We affirm the denial of the motion to suppress and the conviction. Background. 1. IP addresses. All computers that connect to the Internet identify each other through a unique string of numbers known as an Internet protocol address (IP address). See Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, Beginner's Guide to Internet Protocol (IP) Addresses 2, 4 (2011) (ICANN Guide). In general, when a subscriber purchases Internet service from an Internet service provider (ISP), the ISP selects from a roster of IP addresses under its control and assigns a unique IP address to the subscriber at a particular physical address. See id. at 4, 6; United States v. Kearney, 672 F.3d 81, 89-90 & n.6 (1st Cir. 2012). See also Office of Legal Education, United States Department of Justice, Searching and Seizing Computers and Obtaining Electronic Evidence in Criminal Investigations 65 (2009) (DOJ, Searching and Seizing Computers). The IP address assigned to a particular subscriber may change over time, but the ISP keeps a log of which IP address is assigned to each subscriber at any given moment in time. See Kearney, supra; DOJ, Searching and Seizing Computers, supra. In the early days of […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - February 7, 2017 at 7:54 pm
Categories: News Tags: 1002417, Commonwealth, Lawyers, Martinez, Weekly
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA, 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us SJC-11657 COMMONWEALTH vs. RAFAEL MARTINEZ. Essex. September 9, 2016. – January 5, 2017. Present: Gants, C.J., Botsford, Gaziano, Lowy, & Budd, JJ. Homicide. Evidence, Videotape, Relevancy and materiality, Inflammatory evidence, Consciousness of guilt. Practice, Criminal, Capital case, Redaction, Voir dire, Opening statement, Argument by prosecutor. Indictment found and returned in the Superior Court Department on June 29, 2011. The case was tried before Timothy Q. Feeley, J. Amy M. Belger for the defendant. Kenneth E. Steinfield, Assistant District Attorney, for the Commonwealth. GAZIANO, J. The victim, Timothy Walker, was shot while seated and talking with two friends on the porch of his grandmother's house in the Tower Hill section of Lawrence. Despite two eyewitnesses, and surveillance video recordings of the incident obtained from nearby businesses, police were unable to identify a suspect. Nine months after the victim's death, a local television station featured the shooting in an "unsolved crime" series news broadcast that included portions of the surveillance footage showing the suspect, whose face was not discernable. The defendant watched the news broadcast with his girl friend's mother and told her that he had been the shooter. At the defendant's trial, the Superior Court judge allowed the admission in evidence, over the defendant's objection, of a redacted version of the news broadcast. The jury convicted the defendant of murder in the first degree on a theory of deliberate premeditation. On appeal, the defendant's principal argument is that the news broadcast should not have been admitted in evidence, or, alternatively, that it should have been more heavily redacted, because much of it was irrelevant, inflammatory, and highly prejudicial. The defendant also claims error in certain aspects of the judge's conduct of the voir dire of the venire and two of the judge's evidentiary rulings. Finally, the defendant contends that several statements in the prosecutor's opening statement and closing argument were improper. We conclude that there was no abuse of discretion in the judge's decision to allow admission of the news broadcast, and no error requiring reversal in the defendant's other challenges. Having carefully examined the record pursuant to our duty under G. L. c. 278, § 33E, we discern no reason to order a new trial or to reduce the degree of guilt. We therefore affirm the defendant's conviction. Facts. […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - January 5, 2017 at 5:38 pm
Martinez v. Commonwealth (Lawyers Weekly No. 10-106-16)
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA, 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us SJC-12071 JONATHAN MARTINEZ vs. COMMONWEALTH. July 26, 2016. Supreme Judicial Court, Superintendence of inferior courts. Practice, Criminal, Discovery, Subpoena. Jonathan Martinez appeals from a judgment of a single justice in the county court denying, without a hearing, his petition for relief under G. L. c. 211, § 3. Martinez stands indicted for several drug offenses. Pursuant to Mass. R. Crim. P. 17 (a) (2), 378 Mass. 885 (1979), he moved for issuance of a subpoena, seeking certain statistical data maintained or controlled by the registry of motor vehicles, which he claimed would be relevant to support his claim that he was subjected to selective enforcement and racial profiling.[1] A judge in the Superior Court denied the motion. Martinez's G. L. c. 211, § 3, petition followed. We affirm the judgment. The case is before us pursuant to S.J.C. Rule 2:21, as amended, 434 Mass. 1301 (2001), which requires Martinez to "set forth the reasons why review of the trial court decision cannot adequately be obtained on appeal from any final adverse judgment in the trial court or by other available means." Martinez has not done so. If Martinez is convicted of any offense, he will have the opportunity to raise his issues in the ordinary appellate process.[2] Discovery matters such as this are routinely addressed on direct appeal. See Deming v. Commonwealth, 438 Mass. 1007, 1007 (2002), citing Carr v. Howard, 426 Mass. 514, 517 n.3 (1998) (discovery disputes generally not appropriate for review under G. L. c. 211, § 3). The single justice neither erred nor abused his discretion by denying extraordinary relief. In addition, Martinez has not filed a memorandum pursuant to rule 2:21, but has filed only what appears to be a copy of the petition he filed in the county court. This does not comply with the rule. S.J.C. Rule 2:21 (2) ("The record appendix shall be accompanied by eight copies of a memorandum . . . in which the appellant must set forth the reasons why review of the trial court decision cannot adequately be obtained on appeal . . . or by other available means" [emphasis added]). "The purpose of this requirement is to focus the court's and counsel's attention on the narrow question whether, regardless of the merits of the substantive claim of error, the petitioner has an adequate remedy apart […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - July 26, 2016 at 7:07 pm
Martinez, et al. v. Waldstein (Lawyers Weekly No. 11-046-16)
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA, 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us 15-P-455 Appeals Court FRANCISCO MARTINEZ, trustee,[1] & another[2] vs. THOMAS G. WALDSTEIN. No. 15-P-455. Middlesex. January 13, 2016. – April 29, 2016. Present: Cypher, Meade, & Neyman, JJ. Collateral Estoppel. Judgment, Preclusive effect. Negligence, Misrepresentation. Contract, Misrepresentation. Practice, Civil, Judgment on the pleadings, Affidavit. Subrogation. Civil action commenced in the Superior Court Department on July 2, 2014. The case was heard by Kimberly S. Budd, J., on a motion for judgment on the pleadings. Peter S. Brooks for the plaintiffs. Damian R. LaPlaca for the defendant. NEYMAN, J. Francisco Martinez, trustee of the Baystate Portfolio Trust (trust), and Eric AmRhein (collectively, plaintiffs), appeal from a judgment of the Superior Court dismissing their complaint alleging misrepresentation and violation of G. L. c. 93A, § 11, against the defendant, attorney Thomas G. Waldstein, on the basis of issue preclusion. This is the second appeal to this court arising out of the plan to purchase the mortgage and foreclose on a property located at 3 Ronald Road in Sudbury (the property) in order to eliminate junior mortgages on the property. See U.S. Bank, N.A. v. Martinez, 86 Mass. App. Ct. 1111 (2014) (Baystate I). The plaintiffs' claims in the present action hinge on their allegation that they reasonably relied on Waldstein's representations in an affidavit regarding mortgage priorities on the property. A Superior Court judge (motion judge) granted Waldstein's motion for judgment on the pleadings, concluding that the plaintiffs could not establish that they reasonably relied on Waldstein's representations because a different Superior Court judge (trial judge) had found otherwise in Baystate I.[3] The plaintiffs contend that the motion judge erred in applying issue preclusion because the issue of reasonable reliance was not actually litigated in Baystate I, and thus was neither identical to any issues raised in Baystate I nor essential to the judgment in Baystate I. We affirm. 1. Background. We first summarize the relevant facts from the motion judge's decision on Waldstein's motion for judgment on the pleadings, taking those facts stated by the plaintiffs as true. See Mass.R.Civ.P. 12(c), 365 Mass. 754 (1974); Jarosz v. Palmer, 436 Mass. 526, 530 (2002) (Jarosz). We then look to the entire record of Baystate I, with a view toward comparing the issues adjudicated therein with the issues raised by the plaintiffs in the present action. See Boyd […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - April 29, 2016 at 4:38 pm
Categories: News Tags: 1104616, Lawyers, Martinez, Waldstein, Weekly
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA, 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us 14-P-1087 Appeals Court COMMONWEALTH vs. KEYLA MARTINEZ.[1] No. 14-P-1087. Suffolk. March 3, 2015. – June 29, 2015. Present: Kantrowitz, Blake, & Massing, JJ. Motor Vehicle, Leaving scene of accident. Practice, Criminal, Required finding. Complaint received and sworn to in the Central Division of the Boston Municipal Court Department on March 7, 2013. The case was tried before Robert J. McKenna, Jr., J. Sandra E. Lundy for the defendant. Alison Taylor Holdway, Special Assistant District Attorney, for the Commonwealth. KANTROWITZ, J. In a case containing some rather odd facts, the defendant, Keyla Martinez, was convicted of leaving the scene of an automobile accident without making known her name, address, and vehicle registration number under G. L. c. 90, § 24(2)(a), despite her offer of the information. Providing the required information is necessary under the statute; in this case, the attempt to provide it was not adequate. Background. Around 12:15 A.M. on January 26, 2013, as the defendant was driving a station wagon on Main Street in Charlestown, she "sideswiped" the parked car of Jessica Cordiero, who was seated in the driver's seat. At the time, Cordiero was speaking to her friend, whom she was dropping off at the friend's residence.[2] After the crash, Cordiero could not exit her car from the driver's side because of the damage. She had to move across her car's interior and exit from the passenger side. The defendant's station wagon stopped on the sidewalk. Cordiero began walking toward the defendant's car. The defendant and a passenger both exited the station wagon. The defendant's sister, who had been following the defendant in a third car, also pulled over. Strangely, the sister then entered the defendant's station wagon and drove away, leaving the defendant and Cordiero.[3] Cordiero noted the license plate number on the station wagon, and her friend called the police. Cordiero then asked the defendant for her license and registration. The defendant responded that she did not have those materials as they were in her station wagon that had been driven away. The defendant, however, stated that the station wagon would return.[4] The defendant at some point told Cordiero that her children were also inside the station wagon. The defendant asked Cordiero not to call the police, stating, "I think we can take care of this between us." Cordiero replied that […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - June 29, 2015 at 4:31 pm
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA, 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us 11-P-2063 Appeals Court COMMONWEALTH vs. JOSE MARTINEZ. No. 11-P-2063. Suffolk. April 10, 2014. – October 29, 2014. Present: Grainger, Rubin, & Hanlon, JJ. Alien. Constitutional Law, Assistance of counsel, Plea. Practice, Criminal, Assistance of counsel, Plea, Affidavit. Indictments found and returned in the Superior Court Department on June 1, 1998. A motion for a new trial, filed on September 6, 2011, was considered by Elizabeth B. Donovan, J., and a motion for reconsideration was considered by her. David Shaughnessy for the defendant. Sarah H. Montgomery, Assistant District Attorney, for the Commonwealth. HANLON, J. The defendant, Jose Martinez, citing Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356 (2010) (Padilla), appeals from the denial, without a hearing, of his motion for a new trial on the grounds of ineffective assistance of counsel, and from the denial of his motion for reconsideration. The significant issue is the appropriate weight to be given to a defendant's failure to produce an affidavit from plea counsel, when the defendant makes a substantial showing that he attempted to obtain such an affidavit and counsel refused to respond. In the circumstances of this case, the defendant was entitled to an evidentiary hearing, with an opportunity to secure plea counsel's presence by subpoena and for the judge to determine any credibility issues based on live testimony. Accordingly, we vacate the orders denying the defendant's motions for new trial and for reconsideration and remand the matter for an evidentiary hearing. Background. On May 3, 1999, the defendant pleaded guilty in the Superior Court to distribution of a class B controlled substance, in violation of G. L. c. 94C, § 32A(a) (count one),[1] and conspiracy to violate the Controlled Substances Act, in violation of G. L. c. 94C, § 40 (count two).[2] The judge gave the "immigration warning" required by G. L. c. 278, § 29D, and then asked the defendant where he was born. The defendant answered that he was born in Guatemala, and the judge responded, "I have no way of knowing what the consequences will be in terms of deportation and all. That's up to the Federal Naturalization Service and not anything I can control. You understand you're running the risk, though?" The defendant responded, "Yes." The judge then accepted the plea, finding that the defendant was "alert and intelligent and that his plea [was] made voluntarily with full knowledge […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - October 29, 2014 at 4:44 pm
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us 12‑P‑1758 Appeals Court COMMONWEALTH vs. NICHOLAS MARTINEZ. No. 12‑P‑1758. Worcester. November 6, 2013. ‑ May 7, 2014. Present: Trainor, Vuono, & Rubin, JJ. Home Invasion. Practice, Criminal, Required finding. Indictments found and returned in the Superior Court Department on November 10, 2009. The cases were tried before Janet Kenton‑Walker, J. William B. Van Lonkhuyzen for the defendant. Donna‑Marie Haran, Assistant District Attorney, for the Commonwealth. TRAINOR, J. At issue on appeal is whether G. L. c. 265, § 18C, applies to an assault of an individual who entered a dwelling after the defendant and codefendant had entered the dwelling and already had assaulted the persons who were present. This individual was not a legal occupant or legal resident of the apartment. We hold it does, so we affirm. Factual and procedural background. The defendant appeals from his convictions arising from the incident at 91 Nashua Street.[1] Specifically, on appeal the defendant argues it was error to deny his motion for a required finding of not guilty on one count of home invasion upon Francis Curran. We summarize the relevant evidence in the light most favorable to the Commonwealth. Commonwealth v. Stokes, 440 Mass. 741, 747 (2004). The defendant agreed with others to enter the third-floor apartment at 91 Nashua Street to rob the occupant of that apartment, David Bastarache, of money and drugs. The defendant and codefendant entered the main gate for 91 Nashua Street (which requires a code to open) and, then, entered the third-floor apartment. After entering the third-floor apartment, the defendant and the codefendant assaulted Bastarache and his guest. Curran, who lived in the second-floor apartment, heard the noise upstairs, and went to investigate carrying a baseball bat. After Curran entered the apartment, he proceeded down the hall. Curran saw the codefendant and the defendant come toward him. The codefendant grabbed the baseball bat, stabbed Curran twice, and pushed Curran into an open bedroom door. Based on this evidence, the jury convicted the defendant of home invasion against Curran. Discussion. The relevant part of the home invasion statute, G. L. c. 265, § 18C, inserted by St. 1993, c. 333, provides: "Whoever knowingly enters the dwelling place of another knowing or having reason to know that one or more persons are present within or knowingly enters the dwelling place of another and […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - May 7, 2014 at 8:02 pm
Martinez Rivera et al. v. Commerce Insurance Company, et al. (Lawyers Weekly No. 11-101-13)
NOTICE: All slip opinions and orders are subject to formal revision and are superseded by the advance sheets and bound volumes of the Official Reports. If you find a typographical error or other formal error, please notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Judicial Court, John Adams Courthouse, 1 Pemberton Square, Suite 2500, Boston, MA 02108-1750; (617) 557-1030; SJCReporter@sjc.state.ma.us 12‑P‑483 Appeals Court EFRAIN MARTINEZ RIVERA[1] & another[2] vs. COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY & others.[3] No. 12‑P‑483. Hampden. March 19, 2013. ‑ August 16, 2013. Present: Cypher, Brown, & Cohen, JJ. Consumer Protection Act, Damages, Offer of settlement, Unfair or deceptive act. Damages, Consumer protection case, Loss of chance, Interest. Insurance, Settlement of claim, Unfair act or practice, Interest. Interest. Civil action commenced in the Superior Court Department on August 7, 2006. The case was heard by Cornelius J. Moriarty, II, J., and a motion to amend the judgment was also heard by him. Robert A. DiTusa for the plaintiffs. John F. Hurley, Jr., for Commerce Insurance Company. BROWN, J. This appeal concerns the proper measure of damages for loss of use in an unfair claim settlement practices case. The litigation began as a tort action that settled on the eve of trial in May, 2008, for the full policy limits of $ 1 million. After a bench trial of the G. L. c. 93A and c. 176D claims in March, 2010, a judge found that Commerce Insurance Company (Commerce) had failed to conduct a reasonable investigation and to effect a prompt, fair, and equitable settlement once liability was reasonably clear. Based on these violations, the judge, on amended findings, awarded the claimants, Efrain Martinez Rivera, his wife, and his three minor children (collectively, plaintiffs) actual damages in the amount of $ 55,000 (which, given the extent of Commerce's bad faith, the judge trebled), plus attorney's fees and costs. See G. L. c. 93A, § 9(3) and (4). On appeal, the plaintiffs challenge two aspects of the damages award. First, they argue that the judge erred by categorically denying their request for certain expenses from the tort phase of the case. Second, they claim that the judge erred by using a six percent interest rate in the damages calculus. We conclude that any reasonable tort-related litigation expenses incurred as a foreseeable result of Commerce's c. 93A violations were compensable as actual damages. We find no abuse of discretion in the judge's choice of interest rate. Accordingly, we affirm in part, vacate in part, and remand the case to the Superior Court for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. The underlying facts derived from the judge's findings are no longer […]
Posted by Massachusetts Legal Resources - August 17, 2013 at 2:55 am
Categories: News Tags: 1110113, Commerce, Company, Insurance, Lawyers, Martinez, Rivera, Weekly


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You are here: Home / Latest News / By-Laws Necessary for Condo Market to Pick up Steam
By-Laws Necessary for Condo Market to Pick up Steam
To improve the lacklustre selling market for condominiums, officials need to enact condominium by-laws soon, said developers such as U Kyaw Kyaw Naing, managing director of iGreen Construction Company Limited.
Although the Condominium Law was enacted during the last week of January 2016, by-laws have not come into effect until recently.
The condo-selling market is still cool because condominium by-laws have not come into effect, until now. That has taken over 14 months, said U Yan Aung, general manager of Asia Construction.
"Developers cannot sell units to foreigners until now … It should not take over a year just to enact by-laws after enacting condo laws. The government should enact by-laws soon to raise the current cold real estate market," he said.
Through the condominium law, 40 percent of condo units can be sold to foreigners and some foreigners are waiting to purchase units, said U Kyaw Kyaw Naing.
"As developers, we cannot sell to foreigners … Some are waiting for the condo law in order to buy units. Ownership will be more stable after the enacted law, so some foreign buyers are waiting. The government needs to enact the by-laws very soon to boost the property market," he said.
The condominium law was drafted in 2013, and by the Union Parliament's rules and regulations, after enacting the law in the legislature, the related government ministries are required to enact the by-laws within 90 days.
Although condo by-laws need to be enacted within 90 days after the law was enacted last year in January, until recently, the Ministry of Construction could not announce the timing of the enactment of condo by-laws.
Urban and Housing Development department director general U Min Htein said that they are trying to enact the condo by-laws soon, which will include detailed rules and regulations for both buyers and sellers.
"To enact by-laws, it takes time for negotiations between the government department and construction-related organisations to round up. We need to enact detailed rules and regulations by-laws, and we are trying to enact it as law very soon," he said.
The selling market has gone cool as a result of potential buyers waiting for the condo by-law, said U Kyaw Kyaw Naing.
"The condo law has already been enacted as a law, and by-laws can be enacted within a few months. Many buyers are waiting for the detailed condo by-laws before they invest in housing units."
Moreover, officials need to present detailed rules and regulations for the condo by-law, said U Aung Min, director of Myat Min construction.
"The government should enact detailed condo by-laws and need to show clearly what kind of visa-card holding foreigners can invest in condo units. Foreigners need to show [proof of] how many years they will implement business and what kind of businesses they will do. And also, there is a need to enact clearly for BOT [building operate transfer] buildings," he said.
The condo-selling market has to depend on foreign buyers and investors because there are not many local buyers, although there are many luxury and high-rise housings are being built around Yangon, he added.
For the property market to do well, not only enacted by-laws but also a better banking systems are necessary for the instalments system to take place and to have units as collateral in banks, said U Aung Min.
"Many local and international buyers are waiting for banking systems to buy [condo] units. The units cannot be used as collateral in any bank to get a loan … But after enacting condo by-laws, ownership will be more stable," he said.
Source: The Myanmar Times
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ou Resident Evil : L'Extinction au Québec est un film multinational réalisé par Russell Mulcahy, sorti en 2007.

Il s'agit du troisième volet d'une série de films librement adaptée de la série de jeux vidéo Resident Evil éditée par Capcom. Il met à l'écran certains éléments de Resident Evil: Code Veronica et met aussi en scène certains personnages et créatures tirés du jeu vidéo.

Synopsis
Cinq ans après les évènements de Raccoon City, Alice (Milla Jovovich) erre dans le désert du Nevada, à la recherche de survivants. Ces derniers sont quasi inexistants, le monde étant envahi par le virus T.

Entre-temps, un convoi de survivants, non loin d'Alice, parcourt le désert avec comme dirigeants : Claire Redfield (Ali Larter), Carlos Olivera (Oded Fehr), L.J (Mike Epps), K-Mart (Spencer Locke), Betty (Ashanti), Mikey (Chris Egan) et Chase (Linden Ashby).

Tandis que dans une base souterraine d'Umbrella, le docteur Isaacs (Iain Glen) tente de créer un vaccin contre le virus T, Alice découvre un carnet disant qu'une ville d'Alaska, Arcadia, n'est pas touchée par le virus. Le convoi veut camper près d'un motel mais à l'intérieur, un zombie mord L.J, ce dernier n'en informant pas ses camarades.

Le lendemain, K-mart se réveille et informe tout le convoi qu'une horde de corbeaux zombie est venue pendant la nuit et guette. Le convoi tente de partir mais les corbeaux attaquent et Betty ainsi qu'Otto, le conducteur du bus, sont tués avant qu'Alice ne débarque et détruise la horde de corbeaux. Alice informe le convoi qu'Arcadia serait une chance pour eux de partir. Le convoi opte pour l'Alaska. Faute de carburant, ils décident de partir à Las Vegas pour trouver de l'essence.

À la base d'Umbrella, le  Isaacs prévoit de capturer Alice, dont le sang serait l'antidote au virus. Avec une immense caisse métallique remplie de zombies évolués, deux hélicoptères partent vers Las Vegas où les zombies ravagent le convoi : Mickey et Chase sont tués, L.J finit par se transformer en zombie, tente d'attaquer K-Mart et finalement mord Carlos avant que ce dernier n'abatte celui qui était auparavant son frère d'armes. Le  Isaacs s'apprête à s'enfuir après la victoire des derniers membres du convoi mais se fait mordre et à la base, après s'être injecté des doses massives d'antivirus, Il devient un Tyran, un zombie extrêmement fort capable de régénérer ses blessures.

Le reste du convoi est en vue de la base d'Umbrella et veut s'enfuir avec un hélicoptère mais une foule de zombies encadre le grillage protégeant la base. Carlos, sachant qu'il va bientôt se transformer, choisit de faire exploser le camion du convoi avec lui-même à l'intérieur afin d'éliminer le plus de zombies possible. Claire, K-mart et les autres survivants partent en hélicoptère, mais Alice choisit de pénétrer dans la base et leur fait ses adieux.

Dans la base, Alice voit la multitude de cadavres de clones qui avait été créée pour la remplacer. Elle rencontre ensuite l'intelligence artificielle d'Umbrella, la Reine Blanche qui, à l'opposé de la Reine Rouge, veut aider Alice. Alice se bat avec le Tyran et finalement, un des clones active des rayons lasers qui découpent le Tyran en morceaux. Par projection holographique, Alice annonce à Albert Wesker, le PDG d'Umbrella, et aux membres du conseil d'Umbrella qu'elle s'apprête à les attaquer dans chacune de leurs bases souterraines éparpillées dans le monde. Le film s'achève montrant plusieurs dizaines de clones d'Alice en stase...

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 Titre original et français :
 Titre québécois :  : L'Extinction
 Réalisation : Russell Mulcahy
 Scénario : Paul W. S. Anderson, d'après les jeux vidéo Resident Evil de Capcom
 Musique : Charlie Clouser
 Directeur artistique : Marco Niro
 Décors : Eugenio Caballero
 Costumes : Joseph A. Porro
 Photographie : David Johnson
 Son : Chris Jenkins, Frank A. Montaño
 Montage : Niven Howie
 Production : Paul W. S. Anderson, Bernd Eichinger, Samuel Hadida, Jeremy Bolt et Robert Kulzer
 Production exécutive : Héctor López
 Production déléguée : Martin Moszkowicz, Victor Hadida et Kelly Van Horn
 Sociétés de production :
 États-Unis : Screen Gems
 Allemagne : Constantin Film, Bernd Eichinger Productions
 France : Davis Films
 Canada : Impact Pictures
 Mexique : Estudios Churubusco Azteca S.A.
 Japon : Capcom Company
 Sociétés de distribution :
 Allemagne : Constantin Film Verleih, Constantin Film
 États-Unis : Screen Gems
 France : Metropolitan Filmexport
 Japon : Sony Pictures Entertainment, Neo
 Australie : Sony Pictures Releasing Australia
 Canada : Sony Pictures Releasing Canada
 Belgique : Kinepolis GroupKinepolis Film Distribution
 Suisse : Rialto Film AG
 Budget :
 Pays d'origine : , , ,  et
 Langue originale : anglais
 Format : couleur (Deluxe) - 35 mm - 2,39:1 (Cinémascope) - son DTS | Dolby Digital | SDDS | Dolby Atmos
 Genre : Action, horreur et science-fiction
 Durée :
 Dates de sortie :
 États-Unis, Canada, Mexique :
 Allemagne :
 France, Belgique :
 Australie :
 Royaume-Uni :
 Japon :
 Suisse romande :
 Classification :
  : Interdit aux moins de  (certificat #43694) () .
  :  et plus ().
  : Interdit aux moins de  ().
  : Interdit aux moins de  - Les enfants de moins de  doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte  ().
  : Interdit aux moins de  (FSK 18).
  : Sous la responsabilité des parents. (PG-12).
  : Interdit aux moins de  (visa d'exploitation  délivré le ).

Distribution
Légende : VQ = Version Québécoise
 Milla Jovovich (VF : Barbara Kelsch ; VQ : Élise Bertrand) : Alice
 Ali Larter (VF : Olivia Dalric ; VQ : Lisette Dufour) : Claire Redfield
 Oded Fehr (VF : Guillaume Lebon ; VQ : Manuel Tadros) : Carlos Olivera
 Iain Glen (VF : François Siener ; VQ : Daniel Picard) :
 Ashanti (VQ : Geneviève Désilets) : Betty
 Mike Epps (VF : Gilles Morvan ; VQ : Sylvain Hétu) : Lloyd Jefferson « L. J. » Wade
 Spencer Locke (VQ : Véronique Clusiau) : K-Mart
 Christopher Egan (VF : Thierry Ragueneau ; VQ : Thiéry Dubé) : Mikey
 Jason O'Mara (VQ : Louis-Philippe Dandenault) : Albert Wesker
 Madeline Carroll (VF : Dorothée Pousséo) : la Reine Blanche
 Matthew Marsden (VQ : Marc-André Bélanger) : Alex Slater
 Linden Ashby (VF : Luc Bernard ; VQ : François Trudel) : Chase
  : Otto

Production

Développement
Ce troisième film est évoqué par Paul W. S. Anderson juste après le bon démarrage de Resident Evil: Apocalypse, qui prend la première place du box-office pour son premier week-end d'exploitation aux États-Unis ( de dollars de recettes pour ce week-end). Paul W. S. Anderson souhaite développer un troisième film. Le titre est alors Resident Evil: Afterlife. En , Sony Pictures Entertainment et Screen Gems confirme le film ainsi qu'un quatrième opus.

Le titre Resident Evil: Afterlife change finalement pour Resident Evil: Extinction (Afterlife sera le titre du film suivant). Impressionné par Highlander, Highlander, le retour, The Shadow et Ricochet, Paul W. S. Anderson propose la réalisation à Russell Mulcahy.

Distribution des rôles

En , Milla Jovovich est annoncée pour reprendre son rôle Alice. Elle déclare cependant qu'elle a hésité à revenir, très déçue par la qualité du précédent film. Elle a cependant été séduite par le script de ce troisième opus. L'actrice s'implique par ailleurs dans son costume, créé par sa société .

En , Mike Epps confirme qu'il revient dans le rôle de L.J. Wayne, apparu dans Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Sienna Guillory devait à nouveau interpréter Jill Valentine mais est prise par le tournage de Eragon (2006).

En 2006, le retour d'Oded Fehr (Carlos Oliveira, ainsi que celui de Iain Glen. Spencer Locke et la chanteuse Ashanti font également partie de la distribution. Des rumeurs annoncaient par ailleurs que Debra Marshall incarnerait Cindy Lennox, un personnage tiré du jeu Resident Evil Outbreak (2003), mais cela n'a jamais été confirmé. D'autres rumeurs prévoyaient la présence de Chris Redfield et Leon S. Kennedy (personnages majeurs des jeux vidéo), qui aurait pu être interprétés respectivement par Charlie Clausen et Jensen Ackles. Le personnage apparaitra finalement dans le film suivant, Resident Evil: Afterlife, sous les traits de Wentworth Miller.

Ali Larter incarne ici Claire Redfield, un personnage issu des jeux vidéo, qui devait initialement apparaitre dans le film précédent, Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Gina Philips avait été choisie pour l'incarner mais avait finalement quitté le projet, tout comme sa remplaçante Emily Bergl, peu de temps avant le début du tournage. Sans actrice, le personnage avait donc été supprimé du scénario. Le film introduit un autre personnage des jeux vidéo, Albert Wesker, incarné par Jason O'Mara.

Tournage

Initialement prévu dans l'Outback australien, le tournage a lieu au Mexique, principalement dans l'État de la Basse-Californie (San Felipe, Mexicali, Laguna Salada, Rumorosa Pass). Il se déroule également dans les studios Churubusco près de Mexico.

Bande originale

La musique du film est composée par Charlie Clouser. Ses compositions sont présentes sur l'album  Resident Evil: Extinction (Original Motion Picture Score) commercialisé par Lakeshore Records. Un autre album, Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, est également publié avec, en plus de quelques compositiions de Charlie Clouser, des chansons rock.

N.B. : la version américaine de l'album ne contient que 19 titres

Accueil

Critique

Le film reçoit des critiques mitigées. Sur l'agrégateur américain Rotten Tomatoes, il récolte 24% d'opinions favorables pour 99 critiques et une note moyenne de  avec comme consensus . Sur Metacritic, il obtient une note moyenne de  pour 12 critiques.

En France, le film obtient une note moyenne de  sur le site AlloCiné, qui recense 13 titres de presse.

Box-office

Distinctions
En 2008, Resident Evil: Extinction a été sélectionné  dans diverses catégories et a remporté  récompenses.

Récompenses
 Prix de la bande-annonce d'or 2008 : Prix de la bande-annonce d'or de la Meilleure affiche de film d'action.
 Prix Scream 2008 : Prix Scream de la Meilleure actrice de science-fiction décerné à Milla Jovovich.

Nominations
 Prix de la bande-annonce d'or 2008 : Meilleur spot TV de film d'action.
 Prix Scream 2008 : Meilleure suite.

Commentaires

Connexions avec le jeu
 À la fin du film, Alice combat le Tyran dans une réplique du manoir vu dans le premier jeu. (Qui est aussi utilisé comme un centre d'entraînement pour les clones d'Alice) un peu comme Claire Redfield le fait dans Resident Evil: Code Veronica, à la fin en Antarctique.
 Comme une référence au premier Resident Evil, le capitaine Alexander Slater est tué par le Tyran comme Albert Wesker est tué dans le jeu vidéo.
 Le Tyran du film a une ressemblance avec le T-002 Tyran de Resident Evil mais il attaque comme le T-091 Tyran le fait avec ses tentacules (dans Resident Evil: Dead Aim).

Différences avec le jeu
Comme ses prédécesseurs, ce film ne respecte pas l'histoire des jeux Resident Evil en de nombreux points :

 Le Tyran qu'est devenu le . Isaacs ne correspond à aucune espèce du jeu.
 Une dimension de science-fiction est ajoutée avec l'énergie psionique utilisée par Alice.
 Le virus se propage très rapidement dans le monde alors que dans le jeu il est combattu en de divers endroits isolés.
 Le virus désertifie le monde.
 L'existence d'un sérum pouvant faire recouvrir à un zombie des caractères humains a été introduit dans le film pour créer ces zombies plus rapides et plus intelligents, dans le jeu un tel sérum n'existe pas malgré l'apparition des "Supers Zombies" dans Resident Evil 1, des Ganados dans Resident Evil 4 ou des Majinis dans Resident Evil 5.
 Albert Wesker est le PDG d'Umbrella alors que dans le jeu il n'est qu'un simple employé ayant trahi pour une compagnie rivale à la fin du 1, en l'occurrence Tricell.
 Après l'explosion nucléaire à Raccoon City, la société Umbrella Corporation n'a pas pu étouffer l'affaire ce qui entraina sa totale disparition entre le troisième et le quatrième de la série, au profit de la société Tricell.

Notes et références

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But it's not working .
Kindly help me out.
Thanks in advance.

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0,5 * * * *   sudo /bin/chown -R www-data /var/www/pdf/ && sudo /bin/chgrp -R www-data /var/www/pdf/

First off, the chgrp is redundant, you can manage the same with the chown command itself.
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Next instead of 0,5 * * * * as your cron frequency, run it using */5 * * * *
Finally, instead of adding cron to a user's crontab with sudo / to systemwide cron using /etc/cron.d, add it to the root user's crontab using
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Say Thank You!
By Karen Kelsky | March 26, 2017
Co-authored post by Karen Kelsky and Verena Hutter.
We are the point in the cycle where clients are working on Job Talks and Campus Visit Interventions. (And getting offers—be sure and check out the weekly Job Market Digest each Friday on Facebook!)
The campus interview process is, of course, long and intense. In my book I give advice on what to wear, what to do with your hands, even what to eat (stay away from anything messy!). One issue that pops up again and again however, is the thank you note afterwards.
I am probably asked about the post-campus visit thank you note more than almost any other element of the application process.
It has also been brought to my attention that there are candidates that don't send thank yous. Why, candidates, why?
Like the cover letter is incomplete without the tailoring para, the campus interview is incomplete without the thank you note.
Here is why the department appreciates a thank you note: Campus interviews are stressful for both the department AND the interviewee. Aside from the logistics that go into organizing a campus interview (airplane tickets, booking hotel rooms, coordinating interviews, teaching demos, campus tours, restaurant reservations, etc.), the committee is preparing for your interview, taking mental notes, and once you're gone, discussing their impression among themselves. And usually, the deliberations afterward are time consuming and excrutiating. In addition to all this, campus visits are expensive! So sending them a thank you note is appreciated, because it shows your understanding of their side and that they made an effort.
Karen and Verena and the rest of the team are here to help. Drop us a line!
Here are the most important things about the thank you note:
Email is fine and commonly accepted, no need for busting out that fountain pen, and that Japanese silk-screen paper (unless you wish to). When you email them, use the email address you've previously used to communicate with them; depending on the aggressiveness of the spam filters of the university, you may otherwise end up filed in spam.
Whom to email: In a larger institution, emailing the chair of the committee is completely fine and acceptable. In a small teaching college, emailing colleagues you have interacted with specifically is definitely a plus.
Personalize but keep it short: Thank them for hosting you, if you've given a job talk, then thank them for letting you talk about your research on xxx. If you've given a teaching demo, mention that you enjoyed teaching course xxx.
If you have interacted with the department secretary, do thank her or him, too. As I write in my book: "They can make or break your quality of life if you get the job… and they remember. They do the lion's share of work in most departments and rarely are acknowledged for it. Make sure you do"
The sign-off: Even if the interviewing faculty kept it casual at the interview with you- still remain professional in your sign-off. "Sincerely" always works.
Sometimes, you'll receive a response, but don't be upset when you don't. At this point, let the chips fall where they may- you have done everything you could do to convince them of your aptitude for the job. Do your laundry, take a walk, and distract yourself. As Cheryl Strayd says: "Do the work. Keep the faith. Be true blue. Say thank you"
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Roo says
Excellent advice, as always. One addition: wait until you get home or for a day or so after the campus visit to send the thank you. Composing the emails at the airport while you're waiting to leave may well be an efficient use of time and ensures you don't forget to do it, but hold off on hitting send until a brief but respectable period has passed. Same for thank you/follow up emails after an interview round. There is something a little desperate, a little awkward, about receiving a thank you within 2 minutes of hanging up after a phone interview, especially when the thank you email is full of 'and I forgot to mention x' and 'I think you'd also like to know about y' etc etc.
Lo says
Should you also send thank you emails after a Skype interview? If so, is it okay to send it to the Administrative Coordinator who arranged the interview and request that she share my note with the committee? Or do I need to send individual, tailored emails to each person present for the Skype interview?
Thank the search chair. Read more about thank yous at the end of this post: http://theprofessorisin.com/2014/02/07/dr-karens-rules-of-the-campus-visit/
A helpful post — thanks! Question: Should you also send a thank you note to the Dean and the Provost after an on-campus interview, during which you met with each of them for 30 minutes?
Julietta Faraday says
I have this question too
Yes that would be a good idea.
OZ says
I heard that it is not good to follow up on any conversations that you might have had with people during the campus visits, e.g. something like "I look forward to discussing X with you more" or perhaps "When we discussed X with you, it made me think of Y, which I look forward to discussing with you in the future". Thoughts?
Alexis says
I've heard this too and was also curious.
JM says
Why on earth not??
How late after the interview can we still say thank you?
Shuktara Sen Das says
I took your interview prep consultation for a NTT one year position at a community college. The advice was exceptional and I must have done well in the interview because I was hired for the position. I will be seeking your feedback again as I interview for a tenure track position in the same college/department.
Congrats! I'm so glad for you!
Olga says
I applied for a postdoc position, and I had a skype interview last Monday. At the end of the interview, the committee members said I will hear back from them by the beginning of this week. It's now Friday and I haven't heard anything. Should I send them a follow up email?
Yes, now would be a good time to do that.
Once hired for a full-time teaching position, when is it appropriate to send the Dean and Provost a thank you note? Should the successful candidate send a note after accepting the offer, after getting a letter confirming the job from the College President, or after the Board of Trustees approves the hire? Is a thank you note necessary after the hire?
What is your take on sending a follow-up email a few weeks after a campus interview? Thank You notes were sent right afterwards, but I am wondering about 4 weeks later, sending a short email expressing continued interest in the role, and saying you look forward to hearing from them soon. Would love to hear your thoughts!


Ezekiel Elliott picked the right time for a breakout.
The Ohio State running back, who got off to a very slow start in 2014 with a broken wrist in training camp, put the Buckeyes on his back in the national championship game, rushing for 246 yards on 36 carries.
The 19-year-old Elliott ran all over the Oregon defense, including touchdown runs of 33, 9, 2 and 1 yard. After being overshadowed by running backs like Melvin Gordon, Tevin Coleman, and Ameer Abdullah during the season, Elliot showed that he was best when it mattered the most.
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The Obama Administration is pushing back against the notion that its policy is hostile to business.
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Politico reports that the Obama Administration is set to launch a coordinated campaign aimed at pushing back the perception taking hold in corporate America and on Wall Street that the president may be promoting an anti-business agenda.
After passing a health-care reform bill that puts insurers at a disadvantage and is expected to cost business dearly; after threatening the high tech sector with antitrust investigations in spite of it being nearly the only profitable and certainly the only free market left in America; after using BP's oil spill last April to impose an unlawful moratorium on deepwater drilling throughout the Gulf of Mexico and launch an attack on big oil altogether; and after hammering out a financial reform scheme that leaves the prime instigators of the recession, the semi-government entities Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac untouched at the cost of multibillion dollar tax hikes and regulation on the part of private banks, the White House is trying to assure businesses by saying — it could have been a lot worse.
Obama's chief of staff Rahm Emanuel urged business leaders on Thursday not to recoil against the president but be grateful for his support on at least half a dozen counts: his advocacy of international free trade for instance. (That is, of course, disregarding the protectionist nationalization of automakers.) Billions in his stimulus package benefit businessowners moreover, according to Emanuel, while financial reform will provide greater stability.
Just last month, Obama's top advisor struck a rather different tone on ABC's This Week where he blamed the opposition for continuing to promote lower taxes and deregulation. "They think that the government's the problem," he complained about the Republicans then as though it were a preposterous assertion.
The administration is similarly disappointed with businessmen who just don't seem to realize how good government's been to them. Politico notes that, "in the White House view, some business leaders listen only to Obama speeches being tough on BP or on the excesses of Wall Street and assume Obama is hostile to business across the board." West Wing aides complain of them wining, as though the "sensible and comparatively modest ideas" the administration is pushing are something of an "intolerable burden." They're still making billions in profits after all, so what's the problem?
The White House may like to pretend that Obama's rhetoric is somehow divorced from reality but it was the president himself who, speaking to reporters at the G20 summit in Toronto, Canada two weeks ago, reminded listeners that he was simply doing what he said he'd do. Indeed, he urged people to "learn that lesson" about him for next year, he will "start presenting some very difficult choices to the country." Rest assured though, businesses have nothing to fear!
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