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Senator Marco Rubio Op-ed: Democrats' Voting Rules Takeover Is a Threat to Democracy
Commentary BY: Sen. MARCO RUBIO | JANUARY 12, 2022
Read more at https://thefederalist.com/2022/01/12/democrats-voting-rules-takeover-is-a-threat-to-democracy/
When Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., announced Senate Democrats' New Year's resolution to abolish the filibuster and ram through a partisan federal takeover of election administration, he framed it as an attempt to protect "free and fair elections," the "foundation of our democracy," from state governments. In reality, it is the leftist elites and their corporate allies, not the states, that pose the greatest threat to our constitutional system.
Free and fair elections are the foundation of our democracy, but the Democrats' concerns about election rights are totally baseless. Progressives from all over the country — from President Joe Biden to Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and Schumer — claim that Republicans are passing "voter suppression laws" to exclude their political opponents from the vote.
In reality, it is easier to vote in 2022 than it ever has been. Voter registration has been streamlined, and record turnouts show that Americans of all backgrounds are freely exercising their rights.
The left's proposed reforms would restrict Americans' freedom, not expand it. Legalizing ballot harvesting, for instance, would present more opportunities for corruption.
More generally, taking election administration powers away from the states and handing them to the federal government would not eliminate the potential for abusing those powers, it would just make it easier for officials in Washington, D.C., to abuse them — and it would further undermine our system of federalism.
In 2020, when election integrity fears swept other parts of the country, the state of Florida conducted its elections with peace, security from interference, and respect for all citizens, all in the midst of a worldwide pandemic. This is proof that with strong leadership, state governments are perfectly capable of holding the responsibility of election administration. Ironically, this year will be the first time that the president's home state of Delaware allows in-person early voting, whereas Florida has had it for years.
Left's Broader Effort to Consolidate Power
Democrats' campaign to centralize elections is part of a broader effort to consolidate power in the hands of a leftist elite class. This class wants to use that power to silence and disempower anyone who dissents from their radical progressive agenda.
Case in point: the very same people who said in 2005 that restricting the filibuster would mean losing to "the passions of the moment" and spell "doomsday for democracy" — Biden and Schumer — want to eliminate the rule now that they are in power.
This power grab masquerading as democracy reform is bigger than just what goes on in the Senate. In 2020, leftist politicians closed churches and restricted in-home religious services while they let political protests, and eventually full-scale riots, go unnoticed. In 2021, critical race theory advocates indoctrinated our children and tried to remove parents from our schools. And this year, the Biden administration will begin forcing millions of Americans to get a Covid-19 vaccine to keep their jobs.
Collaboration from Communists and Corporations
In this movement, the political left has been aided by social media giants and mega-corporations. To gain favor with the Marxists in Washington, D.C., Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter censor dissenting voices, labeling unpopular views as "misinformation." Amazon blacklists conservative authors. And banks that taxpayers bailed out in 2008 cancel accounts based on Orwellian "reputational risk."
Of course, behind closed doors many of these same companies are in bed with a genocidal regime, the Chinese Communist Party. While they are eager to appear human rights champions, they lobby for trading goods made with slave labor and protect communist propaganda from negative customer reviews. It makes sense that corporations comfortable with totalitarianism abroad would be happy to silence dissent in the United States.
Those of us who are not on board with the progressive agenda should take note. America is still a free nation, and it will take some time before the situation here begins to resemble the dystopia that is communist China. But if it can happen anywhere, it can happen here, and censorship and consolidation of power are two important steps on the road to tyranny.
Americans need to remember where the greatest threats to our democracy really lie. If we focus our attention on exaggerated problems and imaginary fears, rather than the leftist elite power grab unfolding before our very eyes, we do so at our own peril.
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Poll: Opposition to Trump impeachment jumps 10% among independents
by John Gage | Washington Examiner
https://1776coalition.com/featured-content/poll-opposition-to-trump-impeachment-jumps-10-among-independents/
More independents oppose the impeachment proceedings against President Trump than support them, according to a recent poll conducted after the beginning of public testimony.
A Morning Consult- Politico poll released Tuesday said 47% of independents "oppose the current impeachment inquiry," while only 40% of independents support impeachment. The poll represents a 10% drop in support among independents for the impeachment.
Overall, opposition increased to 45%, while support for impeachment dropped from 50% to 48%. The decrease in support follows the start of the second week of testimony by impeachment witnesses.
House Democrats opened the impeachment proceedings against Trump, claiming he threatened to withhold aid from the Ukrainian government if they did not investigate former Vice President Joe Biden. The poll was taken by 1,994 United States voters between Nov. 15 and 17.
Read the full article: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/poll-opposition-to-trump-impeachment-jumps-10-among-independents?utm_source=Examiner%20Today_11/20/2019&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=WEX_Examiner%20Today&rid=170588
Pa. Dems lose a state senator: declares himself independent, will caucus with GOP
by Charles Thompson | Penn Live
A state senator from Luzerne County said Tuesday he is changing his party registration from the Democratic Party to become an Independent, and will start attending caucus meeting in Harrisburg with the majority Republicans.
John Yudichak said in a statement that he is leaving his old party because he is weary of "'purist' politicians who demand that you choose a battle camp. You must pass their litmus test, and declare if you support 'us,' or 'them.'"
Yudichak, who won his third term in the Senate in 2018, said he believes that going forward he will best be able to serve the interests of his constituents as an independent, supporting Democratic and / or Republican ideas case by case when he believes they "serve the greater good and help government work for people rather than the narrow interests of the partisan 'purists.'"
In a phone interview after he made his announcement, Yudichak said his move is the culmination of a growing feeling that the Democratic caucus in the Senate – which added a number of more liberal Democrats in the last election cycle – has become a harder place for him to represent his constituents from northeastern Pennsylvania.
Read the full article: https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/11/pa-dems-lose-a-state-senator-john-yudichak-of-luzerne-county-declares-himself-independent-will-caucus-with-gop.html
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Complaint: TX Democrat Party Sent Altered Voter Registration Forms to Noncitizens
URL of the original posting site: https://publicinterestlegal.org/blog/complaint-tx-democrat-party-sent-altered-voter-registration-forms-to-noncitizens/
(INDIANAPOLIS, IN.) – October 18, 2018: the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) today alerted local, state, and federal law enforcement to campaign mailers directed at noncitizens in south Texas which encouraged voter registration via altered forms indicating they were U.S. citizens.
Texas Democrat Party mailers circulated around the Rio Grande Valley region of south Texas landed in the hands of lawfully present noncitizens in late September and early October. The envelopes contained voter registration applications where the answers to questions "Are you a United States Citizen?" and "Will you be 18 years of age on or before election day?" were pre-printed "Yes" for each.
"Noncitizens usually register to vote at the prompting of another party—usually a DMV clerk," PILF President and General Counsel J. Christian Adams said. "Today, we are raising awareness to how the Texas Democrat Party—unintentionally or otherwise—is offering voter registration to noncitizens. Without some form of official intervention, confused noncitizens rather than the Texas Dems will end up paying the consequences of this matter."
The letters from PILF went to district attorneys in the region, in addition to Texas and federal officers, explains why pre-printing answers about eligibility are problematic:
[W]hen Congress passed the NVRA, it envisioned a registrant making two separate affirmations of citizenship – both the checkbox as well as the signature attestation. This enables prosecutors to easier establish intent and state of mind when noncitizens illegally register to vote.
The Foundation urges the recipients of the referral to "investigate if and how many returned applications arrived in your local county elections office(s) … The Foundation yields to your office in addition to the state and local election officials on how best to protect ineligible registrants from casting ballots during the 2018 Election."
Attached with the Foundation's referral is an affidavit from a former employee of the 229th Judicial District Attorney, David. C. Kifuri, Jr., who initially came forward with the documents in question.
Digital versions of the referral letter and Kifuri affidavit are linked here.
Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) is a 501(c)(3) public interest law firm dedicated to election integrity. The Foundation exists to assist states and others to aid the cause of election integrity and fight against lawlessness in American elections. Drawing on numerous experts in the field, PILF seeks to protect the right to vote and preserve the Constitutional framework of American elections.
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HORROR: Terror Group Rallies American Muslims In Effort To End Donald Trump
By: Davis on March 26, 2016
URL of the original posting site: http://conservativetribune.com/terror-group-muslims
While billionaire businessman Donald Trump has enjoyed a large amount of popularity among Republicans and independents, many groups, and even a few countries, have been working hard to stop his rise.
The New York Times reported that the Council on American-Islamic Relations and other radical Islamic groups in America are attempting to register Muslims as voters in the hope of stopping Trump at the ballot box. CAIR, which according to Breitbart has been linked by the FBI to several terror groups, has decided that rather than condemn the actions of the Islamic State terror group, they would prefer to stop the man speaking out against radical Islamic terrorism.
"The fear and apprehension in the American Muslim community has never been at this level," Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for CAIR, stated. "The anti-Islamic tidal wave is spurring civic participation."
That supposed "anti-islamic tidal wave," to the degree that it exists at all, would be actually the result of the population getting sick and tired of radical Islamic terror attacks occurring on a regular basis. But let's not worry about little things like truth and logic when there is political hay to be made.
Bigotry, we're afraid, will never die. But perhaps if the Muslim community would stand up, accept that their religion has a problem, and work to fix that problem, they wouldn't have to be treated with as much fear and suspicion.
"The community is very anxious and afraid about our security with all the rhetoric that we hear," said Ghazala Salam, the president of the American Muslim Democratic Caucus of Florida.
Americans are afraid about their security and safety because radical Islamic terrorists have been trying to infiltrate our country — with some success already — and trying to kill all of us. Somehow being "afraid" of hurtful words doesn't seem on the same level as being afraid of hearing "Allahu Akbar" and then gunshots or a massive explosion.
If only CAIR would work as hard at eliminating radical Islamic terrorism as they do fighting Republicans. If they put that kind of effort into it, we wouldn't need to even talk about them anymore.
H/T Breitbart
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Election Group: 141 U.S. Counties Have More Registered Voters Than People
BY: Joe Schoffstall August 27, 2015
URL of the original posting site: http://freebeacon.com/issues/election-group-141-u-s-counties-have-more-registered-voters-than-people
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A public interest law firm is threatening to bring lawsuits against more than 100 counties across the United States that appear to have more registered voters than living residents.
The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF), a law firm dedicated to election integrity based in Indiana, recently sent statutory notice letters to election officials in 141 counties putting them on notice of their discoveries. The group says if action is not taken to correct the questionable voter rolls, they will bring lawsuits against every single county on the list.
"Corrupted voter rolls provide the perfect environment for voter fraud," said J. Christian Adams, president and general counsel of PILF. "Close elections tainted by voter fraud turned control of the United States Senate in 2009. Too much is at stake in 2016 to allow that to happen again."
The statutory notice letters argue the counties are violating the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) and urge them to correct the issue, claiming their voter rolls contain a substantially high amount of ineligible voters. The group used federally produced data to come to their conclusions.
"Voter rolls across America have been discovered that contain substantial numbers of ineligible voters, resulting in the possible disenfranchisement of legally eligible voters via ballot dilution that threatens to subvert the nation's electoral process," a sample letter sent to the counties reads.
"Based on our comparison of publicly available information published by the U.S. Census Bureau and the federal Election Assistance Commission, your county is failing to comply with Section 8 of the NVRA," it continues. "Federal law requires election officials to conduct a reasonable effort to maintain voter registration lists free of dead voters, ineligible voters and voters who have moved away."
"In short, your county has significantly more voters on the registration rolls than it has eligible live voters and is thus not reasonably maintaining the rolls."
According to PILF, the 141 counties targeted for their suspicious voter rolls span across 21 states and include: Michigan (24 counties), Kentucky (18), Illinois (17), Indiana (11), Alabama (10), Colorado (10), Texas (9), Nebraska (7), New Mexico (5), South Dakota (5), Kansas (4), Mississippi (4), Louisiana (3), West Virginia (3), Georgia (2), Iowa (2), Montana (2), and North Carolina (2), as well as Arizona, Missouri, and New York (1 each).
Data provided by the group also shows that some counties have voter registration rates that exceed 150 percent.
Franklin County, located in Illinois, contains the highest voter registration rate of any county on the list at 190 percent. Franklin is followed by Pulaski County, also located in Illinois. Pulaski boasts a 176 percent voter registration rate, according to the group.
Adams said former Attorney General Eric Holder and current AG Loretta Lynch refused to enforce the law because they don't have a problem with corrupted voter rolls.
"Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch have deliberately refused to enforce this law because they have no problem with corrupted voter rolls," Christian Adams told the Washington Free Beacon in an email statement. "They don't like the law, so they don't enforce it. It's a pattern that has come to characterize this Justice Department."
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Obamacare exchange sends couple voter registration form pre-marked as Democrat
http://libertyunyielding.com/2014/03/30/couple-receives-voter-registration-form-pre-marked-democratic-obamacare-exchange/#tusSJmJcHkdxurQi.99
By Howard Portnoy on March 30, 2014 at 10:04 am
Last October, LU staff reported that Obamacare exchanges offered visitors an option to register to vote. Brian Cook, a spokesman for Medicare and Medicaid Services, was quoted as saying the exchanges were required to include that option under the 1993 National Voter Registration Act (NVRA).
But does that law also empower the exchanges to automatically register enrollees and, if so, as Democrats? That's what happened to a La Mesa, Calif., couple. ABC News 10 reports that the couple, who asked not to be identified, received an envelope from Covered California, the state's Obamacare exchange. Inside was a registration card pre-marked with an "x" in the box next to Democratic Party.
The husband told reporters:
I'm an old guy and I never would have noticed it, except I have an accountant that notices every dot and dash on a piece of paper as a wife.
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Covered California began mailing out voter registration cards to all enrollees last week after being threatened with a lawsuit by the League of Women Voters, Young Invincibles, other pro-Obamacare voting rights groups, and the ACLU. Their argument, presented in a 6-page letter mailed to Debra Bowen, the California Secretary of State, noted an "obligation on the part of public assistance agencies to provide voter registration services." Their petition, which cited Section 7 of the NVRA, was based rather loosely on that provision, which reads:
Section 7 of the Act requires states to offer voter registration opportunities at all offices that provide public assistance and all offices that provide state-funded programs primarily engaged in providing services to persons with disabilities. Each applicant for any of these services, renewal of services, or address changes must be provided with a voter registration form of a declination form as well as assistance in completing the form and forwarding the completed application to the appropriate state or local election official. [Emphasis added]
Whether a website can reasonably be called an "office" is open to debate. What is not debatable is the illegality of selecting a party affiliation for private citizens.
There are other problems, noted by the couple:
[T]here's an awful lot of people who are going to get this that are already registered and they don't need to. I can see that, but I can't see putting x on the form before it's given to me in a little bitty box that nobody's really going to notice.
Anne Gonzales, a spokeswoman for Covered California, told reporters that the application forms come directly from the Secretary of State's office, with no fields pre-marked, adding that the couple should contact the Secretary of State, which "takes these violations of election law extremely seriously." The couple claims they did reach out to the Secretary of State's office and were unable to get hold of anyone. They then tried contacting the San Diego County Registrar of Voters, which told them to contact Covered California.
Is anybody having fun yet?
Howard Portnoy has written for HotAir, NewsBusters, Weasel Zippers, Conservative Firing Line, RedCounty, and New York's Daily News. He has one published novel, Hot Rain, (G. P. Putnam's Sons), and has been a guest on Radio Vice Online with Jim Vicevich, The Alana Burke Show, and The George Espenlaub Show.
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Przydroże Małe (deutsch Klein Schnellendorf) ist ein Ort der Gmina Korfantów in der Woiwodschaft Opole in Polen.

Geographie

Geographische Lage
Przydroże Małe liegt im südwestlichen Teil Oberschlesiens im Friedländer Land. Das Dorf Przydroże Małe liegt rund sieben Kilometer südwestlich vom Gemeindesitz Korfantów, rund 25 Kilometer südöstlich der Kreisstadt Nysa und etwa 46 Kilometer südwestlich der Woiwodschaftshauptstadt Oppeln.

Przydroże Małe liegt in der Nizina Śląska (Schlesischen Tiefebene) innerhalb der Równina Niemodlińska (Falkenberger Ebene). Die größte Erhebung bildet der südöstlich des Ortes gelegene Schwedenberg (poln. Szwedzkiej Górce).

Ortsteile
Zu Przydroże Małe gehört der Weiler Ligota Ścinawska (Ellguth - Steinau).

Nachbarorte
Nachbarorte von Przydroże Małe sind im Norden Przydroże Wielkie (Groß Schnellendorf), im Südosten Pleśnica (Plieschnitz), im Südwesten Ścinawa Mała (Steinau O.S.) und im Westen Jegielnica (Jäglitz).

Geschichte

Das Dorf wurde vermutlich in der Mitte des 13. Jahrhunderts nach deutschem Recht gegründet. Im 14. und 15. Jahrhundert wird der Ort mehrmals als Snellindorf erwähnt.

Am 9. Oktober 1741 trafen sich der preußische König Friedrich II. und der Marschall der österreichischen Truppen im Schloss Klein Schnellendorf zu Gesprächen. Hier wurde von Seiten Österreichs bereits die Abtretung von ganz Niederschlesien zugesagt. Dieses Treffen ist auch als Geheimkonvention von Klein-Schnellendorf bekannt. Nach dem Ersten Schlesischen Krieg 1742 fiel Klein Schnellendorf mit dem größten Teil Schlesiens an Preußen.

Nach der Neuorganisation der Provinz Schlesien gehörte die Landgemeinde Klein Schnellendorf ab 1818 zum Landkreis Falkenberg O.S. im Regierungsbezirk Oppeln. 1845 bestanden im Dorf ein Schloss, die Schwedenkapelle auf dem Schwedenberg, eine katholische Schule, eine Brauerei, eine Brennerei und 82 Häuser. Im gleichen Jahr lebten in Klein Schnellendorf 477 Menschen, davon zwölf evangelisch. 1861 lebten in Klein Schnellendorf 479 Menschen. 1865 zählte das Dorf 30 Gärtner und 29 Häusler. Die Schule im Ort zählte im gleichen Jahr 145 katholische Schüler. 1874 wurde der Amtsbezirk Klein Schnellendorf gegründet, welcher aus den Orten Ellguth-Steinau, Groß Schnellendorf, Klein Schnellendorf und Plieschnitz und den Gutsbezirken Ellguth-Steinau, Groß Schnellendorf, Klein Schnellendorf und Plieschnitz bestand. Erster Amtsvorsteher war der Rittergutsbesitzer Blomeyer in Klein Schnellendorf. 1885 zählte Klein Schnellendorf 355 Einwohner.

1933 hatte Klein Schnellendorf 446, 1939 wiederum 495 Einwohner. Bis 1945 befand sich der Ort im Landkreis Falkenberg O.S.

Als Folge des Zweiten Weltkriegs fiel Klein Schnellendorf 1945 wie der größte Teil Schlesiens unter polnische Verwaltung. Nachfolgend wurde der Ort in Przydroże Małe umbenannt und der Woiwodschaft Schlesien angeschlossen. 1946 wurde die deutsche Bevölkerung vertrieben. 1950 wurde es der Woiwodschaft Oppeln eingegliedert. 1999 kam der Ort zum neu gegründeten Powiat Nyski (Kreis Neisse). 2005 zählte das Dorf 345 Einwohner.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Die römisch-katholische St.-Florian-Kirche (poln. Kościół św. Floriana) wurde 1901 erbaut.
 Die römisch-katholische Mater-Dolorosa-Kirche (auch Wallfahrtskapelle auf dem Schwedenberg oder Schwedenkapelle, poln. Kościół Matki Boskiej Bolesnej na Szwedzkiej Górce) ist ein Wallfahrtsort auf dem Schwedenberg. Sie befindet sich südöstlich des Dorfes. Die kleine Ablasskirche wurde im dritten Viertel des 19. Jahrhunderts erbaut. Um die Kapelle herum befinden sich sechs weitere kleine Wegekapelle sowie eine Kreuzwegstation aus dem 19. Jahrhundert. Die Anlage steht seit 1966 unter Denkmalschutz.
 Beim Schloss Schnellendorf handelt es sich ursprünglich um eine barocke Schlossanlage, welche um 1730 entstand. Der rechteckige Hauptbaukörper stammt aus der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts. An der Ostecke befindet sich der Turm, welcher mit einem oktogonalen Helmdach versehen ist. An der Westseite befindet sich der höhere Schlossturm mit quadratischen Grundriss und mit Zinnen bekrönt. Die Nebengebäude des Schlosses entstanden vorwiegend zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts. Der das Schloss umgebende Schlosspark wurde im 19. Jahrhundert angelegt. Das Schloss wurde 1959 und die Parkanlage 1989 unter Denkmalschutz gestellt. 1862 wurde im Schlosshof ein 3,7 m hohes Standbild von Friedrich dem Großen aufgestellt. Es existiert heute nicht mehr.

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Ad blockers are gaining in popularity. Fast.
You probably saw the news earlier this month that the new Apple iOS will automatically block ads in Safari, which will make ad blocking even more prevalent. Ad blocking software has been gaining popularity over the last few years as people try to escape what Matt Ingram has described as "a hellish landscape of crap and gimmicks." A recent study from Adobe and Pagefair showed the use of ad blocking software has increased 41 percent since last year, and has cost publishers $22 billion in lost revenue.
Most of the coverage of ad blocking over the summer – and there's been a lot of it – has focused on the looming disaster for publishers, just the latest looming disaster for an industry that is slow to act.
But forget about them for a moment.
What does the rise of ad blocking mean for brands, specifically for their marketing efforts? If you rely heavily upon digital advertising to spread the word about your brand, you have to understand that we're at the very outset of the ad blocking revolution, and it's only going to get stronger. It seems obvious that, as much as advertisers might want to hold back the flood, that they need to acknowledge reality and embrace a new way.
Changing your approach begins with why people want to block ads – most digital ads are useless, annoying, or both. The promise of content marketing is to create helpful, audience-focused content that your audience actually wants to consume.
In fact, the prevalence of these tone deaf ads is why so many people are using ad blocking software.
They're seeking a better online experience.
So give it to them. Give them great content that they want to see, rather than obnoxious crap they pay to avoid (think about that! People are paying to avoid your digital ads!).
Content marketing is such a clear antidote to this battle between brand and customer. Rather than continuing to give your customers something they've quite clearly stated they don't want, give them something they do want. Help them. Extend the olive branch.
Create and distribute great content, and you'll never have to worry about ad blockers ever again.
And you'll start to build a lasting, trust-oriented relationship with your customers, rather than an antagonistic transactional relationship.
Isn't this the obvious way to go?


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Medical informatics. In: Venes D, ed. Taber's Medical Dictionary. 23rd ed. F.A. Davis Company; 2017. https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Tabers-Dictionary/731737/all/medical_informatics. Accessed April 23, 2019.
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Newspapers Sue Pennsylvania for Information on Lethal Injections
On September 11, four news organizations filed suit in federal court challenging Pennsylvania's secrecy about the source of its lethal injection drugs as a violation of the first amendment rights of the media and the citizens of Pennsylvania. The suit was filed by the Guardian, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and the Philadelphia City Paper in advance of the execution of Hubert Michael, which had been scheduled for September 22, but has now been stayed because the state was not prepared to carry it out. Under a court order from 2012, the identity of the compounding pharmacy that provides the lethal injection drugs was kept secret. Information was released to Mr. Michael's lawyers, but not to the public or the media. "The information sought by our clients is central to the debate about capital punishment. If the drugs are not made properly, they will not work properly, and the public should be very concerned about that possibility given the gruesome executions we have heard about in other states," said Mary Catherine Roper, the lawyer who is representing the newspapers. Media organizations have also filed similar suits in Missouri and Oklahoma over execution secrecy.
(E. Pilkington, "Pennsylvania challenged over execution drugs secrecy in federal court," The Guardian, September 11, 2014). See Lethal Injection and DPIC's latest podcast on Lethal Injections.
Kentucky Trial Court Again Strikes Down State's Execution Protocol
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During National Pride Month, South Dakota Schedules Execution in Case Tainted by Anti-Gay Bias

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Meir 'D' strengthened their grip at the top of Division 5 last night with a 3 - 1 win against bottom placed Cheddleton 'J'. They now have a 3 point lead over 2nd placed Fenton 'D' and, with one match left to play, only need a draw to guarantee themselves at least a share of the title.
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Narcotraffickers and people smugglers are not as bad as Daesh, observes a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) technician, but the former has lots of money and poses a relatively serious threat to national security. It has been revealed that those 'bad guys' from across the border are now capable of neutralizing US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency drones.
"The bad guys on the border have lots of money and what they are putting money into is into spoofing and jamming GPS systems. We're funding some advances so we can counter this," Timothy Bennett, a science-and-technology program manager at the DHS, the body that oversees CBP, told Defense One.
Bennett acknowledged an urgent need for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) for southern border security. Smaller drones are preferable in this application, the technician noted, although they have limitations, including weaker protections from electronic warfare.
It has not been specified by DHS how regularly smugglers succeed in jamming or spoofing US government UAVs. Bennett detailed how the smugglers' electronic warfare affects law enforcement activities.
"You're out there looking, trying to find out this path [they're] going through with drugs, and we can't get good coordinate systems on it because we're getting spoofed. That screws up the whole thing. We got to fix that problem," Bennett said.
Though the issue is not new, producers of UAVs take measures to not call too much attention to drone security vulnerabilities. Additional protective equipment is a costly option, commented Michael Buscher, CEO of Vanguard Defense Industries, to Defense One.
From Bad to Worse: Are US Drone Strikes Helping ISIL Recruit More Fighters?


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Description: Perjeta is a formulation of pertuzumab, a recombinant humanized monoclonal antibody (MAb) that targets the extracellular dimerization domain (Subdomain II) of the human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 protein (HER2 receptor). Pertuzumab is expressed by Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cell culture containing the antibiotic, gentamicin (not detectable in the final product). Pertuzumab has an approximate molecular weight of 148 kDa. Perjeta represents a personalized medicine to treat patients who are determined through a genetic test to have HER2 positive breast cancer.


Let's start with the basics and head over to the Security & Privacy pane in System Preferences. Here, you'll find four tabs -- General, FileVault, Firewall, and Privacy -- that control various aspects of security. To change your security settings, click on the padlock on the bottom of the screen and type in your username and password.
Enabling the firewall will block unwanted incoming network connections. Many think it is enabled by default, but often it's not. All you need to do is click the Firewall tab in the System Preferences > Security & Privacy pane, click the padlock icon on the bottom left, enter your username and password, and click the 'Turn On Firewall' button. Don't forget to enable Stealth Mode by clicking the Firewall Options button and then clicking Enable Stealth Mode in the dialog box -- this makes your computer invisible on public networks.
Make sure to set strong passwords for your user accounts if you don't already have one. To do this, go back to the 'General' section of the Security & Privacy settings. In this section, you should also consider setting the Require Password field to 'immediately.' This makes it so that you'll need to re-enter your login credentials to unlock your Mac when it goes to sleep or when a screen saver begins.
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Pawhuska People
Articles about the People of Pawhuska with uplifting, culturally rich themes.
Bison Roundup Tallgrass Prairie
Colonial Women
Constantine Theater
Cowboy/Ranching in Osage County
Delaware Tribe
Dewey Hotel by Bartlesville's Namesake
Dick Conner Correctional Center
Drummond Building
Education in Osage County and Pawhuska
First Boy Scout Troop in America
GFWC
Historic Downtown Pawhuska
Hominy American Indian Festival
Museums in Osage County
Osage Nation & Culture
Osage Ballet/Dance Maker Academy
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OSU Extension Office
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Osage County Undersheriff Lou Ann Brown speaks to Pawhuska Rotary Club
March 1, 2016 March 1, 2016 / Roseanne McKee	/ Leave a comment
By: Roseanne McKee
Osage County Undersheriff Lou Ann Brown, spoke to the Rotary Club in Pawhuska on Feb. 9, about the Osage County Sheriff's Department.
Brown, who has lived in Osage County all of her life, hails from Skiatook.
In 1989, Brown started in the position of Records Clerk and Secretary to the Chief of Police for the City of Skiatook. Thereafter, Brown served as Communications Supervisor, Field Deputy and then an Investigator at the Osage County Sheriff's office, before being appointed Undersheriff on May 13, 2005, by Sheriff Ty Koch. More about Brown's work history can be found at their website: http://www.ocso.net/sheriffs-office/undersheriff/.
"Right now we have 86 full-time employees, which covers our deputies, our investigators, our jailers, our 911 call center. We currently receive all of the 911 calls in the county with the exception of Skiatook city limits and a little area outside of Bartlesville and Ponca City, but everything else goes through our office," Brown told the Pawhuska Rotary Club audience.
"We do have a new division of the sheriff's office. We received a grant through the District Attorney's Council for a victim's advocate. What she does is she's a big help for our deputies when they are out working a domestic violence call or sexual assault or something of that nature, she is there to help the victims find resources, perhaps get to a shelter," Brown explained. The victim's advocate also helps children. "She gets counseling set up for them and lets the deputy know so that the victim is taken care of."
The grant for this program renews in March and Brown is optimistic that it will be renewed and the program will continue to grow.
The Sheriff's Dept. also works with the LEPC, the Local Emergency Planning Commission. One of their joint projects is to locate all of the storm shelters in their jurisdiction, so that they can be placed on their mapping and be available for the dispatchers.
"So if we did have a catastrophic event, we would have that." This would be helpful in finding people who might be trapped under debris in their storm shelters after the event, Brown explained.
Grass fires have been and will continue to be an issue for the next month or so, she said. West of Pawhuska around Rte. 123, has had an arsonist who has been setting grass fires. "We've had eight or nine fires set over there in the last week," Brown said.
Warrants for the arrest of a suspect have been submitted to the District Attorney's office. As of March 1 at 10:30 a.m., an arrest had not yet been made, she said.
"One of the things that our sheriff's office worked on this past summer diligently with some of our staff and people outside of our office was submitting Sheriff George Wayman's name to be inducted into the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Hall of Fame and he was inducted Dec. 19 at a ceremony at the history museum in Oklahoma City. Our office is really proud of that and I know the people of Osage County are really proud of Sheriff Wayman getting into that Hall of Fame. He was delighted and had a really good time down there."
One of the audience members asked if crime came from one particular area of the county more than another. Brown responded by saying that it did not.
According to Brown, prescription drugs are a growing problem.
"If you have prescriptions at home, don't leave them in your bathroom where company can go to your bathroom and steal them. That's just a little helpful tip."
Regarding the jail facility, Brown said: "Our jail facility is a tobacco-free. We're contracting with a company that acts as a commissary for the inmates," she said. When money is placed on an inmate's card by family or friends for their use, the company has a machine that processes their commissary purchases. "We don't handle the money anymore. Inmates can purchase tobacco, but if they don't ever make trustee status and go off property, they don't ever have access to it."
Asked about jail occupancy, Brown said: "Space is not an issue at the jail, like it is at some other facilities. The jail was built 18 years ago. We think of it as new, but it really isn't. It's already had a new roof."
Brown said: "Most of you probably know our Sheriff [Ty Koch] is not going to seek re-election. He's retiring in December. April is the filing date and we'll know at that time who's going to run."
An audience member asked, "if you were going to point your finger at a woman to be the first sheriff in Osage County, would your name would be in the hat?"
Brown said: "There's a good possibility. There's a lot to think about. I'm getting old," to which the audience laughed and then several audience members encouraged her to run.
Brown, concluded by promising to let the Rotary Club know when she decides whether or not to run for Osage County Sheriff.
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The World's Biggest Coffee Morning takes place on Friday 28th September and is Macmillan's biggest fundraising event for people facing cancer. People all over the UK host their own Coffee Mornings and donations on the day are made to Macmillan. Our Nursery supports this every year and enjoy providing parents the chance to chat over coffee, make new friends and help raise money for a deserving cause.
If you would like to help out in any way, either by providing coffee and cake or by staying at Nursery during your child's session to help make sure everyone is fed and watered, please let your class teacher know!


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Documentary Storytelling
Pilar Rose Timpane
multimedia producer & editor in durham, nc
"Santuario" (2018)
Santuario is a documentary short that follows Juana Ortega, a Guatemalan grandmother, who is threatened with deportation after 25 years of living in the United States. When ICE threatens deportation suddenly and without explanation, Juana must leave her family's home and seek sanctuary at an unfamiliar church.
Santuario won the Jury Prize for Best Documentary Short at New Orleans Film Festival, 2018 and played festivals around the country. Santuario is a part of the Tribeca Film Institute's IF/Then Short Documentary Program, and a grantee of the Women in Film x Stella Artois Finishing Fund, Southern Documentary Fund, Footcandle Film Society, and the Fledgling Fund.
In 2019, Santuario will be broadcast on Reel South Season 4 through PBS and the World Channel, and available for streaming on AlJazeera's documentary program, Witness. Santuario is available widely for community screenings, (more information on educational distribution to come).
I am a director, producer, and cinematographer on this short documentary, also directed by Christine Delp.
"The Last Partera" (in post-production)
The Last Partera is a documentary film in production about women empowering women in the Turrialba Valley of Costa Rica. In the rural Costa Rican village of Tres Equis, Doña Miriam Elizondo has delivered more than 2,000 babies. At 95 years old, she is the last living partera (traditional midwife) in the Turrialba Valley. This film is fiscally sponsored by the Southern Documentary Fund.
I am a producer on this beautiful feature length documentary directed by Victoria Bouloubasis and Ned Phillips.
"Una Mala Hierba" (2017)
Una Mala Hierba / A Bad Weed. Reyna is an organic farmer in Ventura County who is a strong defender of environmental justice and farm worker rights. Her agricultural metaphors are on point too.
Watch "Mala Hierba" on The Atlantic Video under the headline "A Migrant Worker's Words for Trump."
This film was a part of the America Heard webseries that launched on Inauguration Day 2017.
I am a producer and editor on this short directed by Monica Wise.
Lamento Con Alas: Documenting Unidentified Deaths at the Texas-Mexico Border (2015)
Each year, thousands of immigrants die on their journey into the United States through Texas, and only a few Americans are doing anything to help. Lamento Con Alas profiles Dr. Lori Baker is a forensic scientist from Baylor University who works with Ranch Director Lavoyger Durham to exhume, identify, and repatriate the remains of immigrants who have died crossing due to dehydration in the desert, most of whom have been found after shoddy burials on the US/Texas border.
I directed, shot, and edited this short with producer and score composer Carlos Colón.
Press: The Other Journal, Scientific American, The Waco Tribune
Duke Entrepreneur Stories (2015-2017)
As a part of Duke University's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Initiative, I created a series of stories covering alumni entrepreneurs all over the country. The series featured women's entrepreneurship stories heavily, and covered a variety of fields including robotics, consumer products, and conservation.
Featured entrepreneurs include Carbon Robotics, Coach K of Duke Men's Basketball, Conservation X Labs, MATI Energy, and more.
Full series here.
Press: Inc. Magazine
New Tracts for Our Times (2014)
New Tracts for Our Times was a series ("Scripture" and "Eucharist") produced by Joseph Wolyniak (member of the SPI Leadership Team) with support from the Evangelical Education Society's "Evangelism in the 21st Century Program."
I directed, shot, and edited these videos.


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Festival Updates: "Becoming" and "The Kin" both Official Selection today.
December 7, 2018 KMS
It's been a big day at BWM HQ, as our two feature scripts in development, Becoming and The Kin, both received notification of new festival selections. The Kin is a quarter-finalist at The Monthly Film Festival (TMFF) for the October-November round of Screenplay contest. TMFF is based out of Glasgow and has been named by ShortFilm Connection "probably… Continue reading Festival Updates: "Becoming" and "The Kin" both Official Selection today.
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Oklahoma Selection for "Becoming"
November 6, 2018 November 11, 2018 KMS
"Becoming" has been announced as Official Selection for Crash Landed in Oklahoma, USA. Crash Landed is "a platform for filmmakers, writers, artists and scientists to speak and exchange ideas" (crash-landed.com). Huge congratulations to screenwriter, Jessie Kirby, on another festival selection. For information on "Becoming", "The Kin" or "For Summer", please email: contact@brickworksmedia.com or get in… Continue reading Oklahoma Selection for "Becoming"
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"The Kin" announced as Official Selection for Independent Talents International Film Festival
October 31, 2018 November 11, 2018 KMS
More great news for Brickworks Media's feature film scripts in development, with The Kin announced as Official Selection for the Independent Talents International Film Festival. The Kin follows Harper Bell, a private investigator who infiltrates a cult, only to find that she has inadvertently boarded a doomsday vessel bound for outer space. Writers are Kirsten Stoddart… Continue reading "The Kin" announced as Official Selection for Independent Talents International Film Festival
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"For Summer" trailer now live!
October 26, 2018 KMS
We have launched the brand new official trailer for For Summer, our indie horror short, coming soon (2018). https://youtu.be/lZHGKokyNQs For Summer is expected to be completed in early November 2018. For more information, please contact us.
"Becoming" is becoming a festival favourite.
September 13, 2018 November 11, 2018 KMS
Brickworks Media's own feature film script in development has been announced as Official Selection at the Oregon Scream Week film and script festival. "Becoming" is a funny, classic horror film with a feminist twist, featuring a cast of female characters and all the blood, guts and glory one might expect from the horror genre. This… Continue reading "Becoming" is becoming a festival favourite.
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WINS for both BECOMING and DON'T RUN at Festivals in the US and Mexico
It's been a busy few weeks over here at HQ with two of our original screenplays receiving wins at prestigious film festivals.
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Don't Run – Official Selection at Horror Films in Hotlanta.
September 26, 2019 KMS
Following its selection at festivals including Austin After Dark and Oaxaca's Global Script Challenge, Kirsten Stoddart's Don't Run has been announced as Official Selection at the 2019 Horror Films in Hotlanta festival in Georgia, USA. "Horror Films in Hotlanta, is a horror film festival in Atlanta, Georgia. This annual event showcases horror films from around the… Continue reading Don't Run – Official Selection at Horror Films in Hotlanta.
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Oaxaca Film Festival: TWO original screenplays from Brickworks Media counted among Official Selection.
Both Becoming and Don't Run have been included in the Oaxaca Film Festival's Global Script Challenge lineup. Becoming has been honoured as a Finalist while Don't Run has been announced as Official Selection in the 'Blockbuster' screenplay category. Becoming (written by Jessie Kirby) has enjoyed a spectacular festival run receiving Best Screenplay awards at CrashLanded and the Annual CPH Film Festival, and being named Finalist at… Continue reading Oaxaca Film Festival: TWO original screenplays from Brickworks Media counted among Official Selection.
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"The Kin" Quarter-finalist at Script and Storyboard Showcase, Los Angeles
July 22, 2019 KMS
Another nod for BWM's sci-fi feature script, The Kin, which was announced as a Quarter-Finalist for Feature Script at the Script and Storyboard Showcase in Los Angeles, California. The Kin is written by Kirsten Stoddart and Jessie Kirby. For more information, click here, and contact us to be involved.
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"Don't Run" at the Olympus Film Festival, Los Angeles
July 6, 2019 July 6, 2019 KMS
Brickworks Media's latest feature script in development, Don't Run, is the winner of the Best Horror Screenplay award at the Olympus Film Festival in Los Angeles, California. Don't Run is a sci-fi horror set in the near future when an extraterrestrial race takes over the Earth in a bid to save it from itself. Resistance… Continue reading "Don't Run" at the Olympus Film Festival, Los Angeles
A WIN for "Becoming" and more news from Brickworks Media.
March 20, 2019 KMS
We've been quiet but we do have some exciting updates from BWM HQ! On Saturday night, BECOMING won the Best Screenplay award at the Annual Copenhagen Film Festival in Denmark. We had a great time at the festival and want to thank them for making us so welcome. This was a great festival to be part of.… Continue reading A WIN for "Becoming" and more news from Brickworks Media.
"THE KIN" and "BECOMING" in new announcements
March 6, 2019 KMS
This week both The Kin and Becoming have received new accolades and selections in screenplay contests. The Kin was announced as Official Selection at the Prisma Rome Independent Film Awards in Italy, while Becoming has been announced as a Screenplay Finalist at the Twister Alley Film Festival in Oklahoma. Both screenplays are original works in development with Brickworks Media. For more information,… Continue reading "THE KIN" and "BECOMING" in new announcements
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Festival Selection for "The Kin"
Brickworks Media's feature script in development, THE KIN, has been announced as Official Selection at the IndieVision Film Festival. Written by Kirsten Stoddart and Jessie Kirby, THE KIN tells the story of private investigator, Harper Bell, who is hired to extract an elderly couple's son, Adam, from a new-age self-help cult. Harper manages to infiltrate the… Continue reading Festival Selection for "The Kin"
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"Becoming" is named BEST SCREENPLAY at CrashLanded Film Festival
Brickworks Media's original feature script in development, Becoming, has been named Best Screenplay at the CrashLanded Independent Film, Science & Fiction Festival for 2019. This marks the latest accolade for this feminist vampire feature script which is now in development. For more news on Brickworks Media's developing and completed projects, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and… Continue reading "Becoming" is named BEST SCREENPLAY at CrashLanded Film Festival
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"For Summer" in further festival nods
Brickworks Media's acclaimed horror short, For Summer, has had an excellent week on the festival circuit. The Indie Short Fest awarded For Summer its prize for Best Women Short, marking a proud moment for us as a women-led and women-focused company. In other festival news, For Summer is Official Selection at the Videoscream International Film Festival based in… Continue reading "For Summer" in further festival nods
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Tax Disputes & Litigation A-Z
A Comprehensive Guide to Litigating and Resolving Tax Controversies
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Helping clients through a tax dispute takes a unique skill set that most state and federal court litigators don't possess. This course starts with a practical overview of tax procedure and provides step-by-step guidance on how to overcome complexities throughout the litigation and dispute resolution process. Get veteran insights on how to prepare for tax court and how to settle claims with tax authorities. Register today!
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Get tips for navigating audits and administrative appeals successfully.
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Understand the tax collection process and how to defend against it.
Practice and Procedure Overview
Assessing the Controversy
Navigating the Administrative and Appeals Process
What to Expect During an IRS Collection (and How to Respond)
ADR Options and Resolution Techniques
Legal Ethics in Tax Practice
10:00 - 10:30, Julian A. Fortuna
IRS Examination and Audit Process
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Tax Court Procedural Overview
10:30 - 12:00, Nick Richards
Types of IRS Notices and Claims
Summons, Privileges, and Initial Response
FOIA and Access to IRS Information
Legal Defenses and Bases to Dispute
Tips for Case Selection and Case Strategy
12:45 - 1:45, Nick Richards
Jurisdiction and Forum
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Offers in Compromise and Installment Agreements
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Resolution Tips and Traps Throughout Case Progression
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Managing Conflicts of Interest
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JULIAN A. FORTUNA is an attorney at Greenspoon Marder LLP, in Atlanta, where he focuses his practice on domestic and international tax planning and tax controversy matters. His experience spans the entertainment manufacturing, hospitality, real estate, retail, health care, higher education and clean energy industries. Mr. Fortuna represents business and non-profit entities, executives, and owners regarding all types of federal and state income, estate, and gift taxes. In tax controversies, he represents taxpayers in civil and criminal tax audits, investigations and administrative appeals before the Internal Revenue Service various state, local and foreign taxing authorities and in tax litigation before federal and state courts and tax tribunals. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Fortuna was vice president and general tax counsel for InterContinental Hotels Group PLC, where he was responsible for structuring the international, federal, state and local tax impacts of mergers, acquisitions, dispositions and other corporate transactions, as well as construction projects, leases, exchanges, and other real and personal property transactions. He is a member of the Atlanta Bar Association (past chair, Tax Law Section) and the State Bar of Georgia (past chair, Taxation Section). Mr. Fortuna received his B.A. degree from the City University of New York, his J.D. degree from Rutgers University School of Law and his LL.M. degree from Emory University School of Law. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.
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DARDEL, Aurel Louis (1893-1917) +
DARDEL, Aurel Louis (1893-1917)
Aurel Louis Dardel, the son of James Henry Dardel and Helen nee Thompson of Chaumont, Batesford was born on 13 July 1893. He was a student at Geelong College from 1906 until 1907.
At College, he gained the following academic awards:
1907, 2nd, Geography, Middle 4th Form.
1907, 1st, Arithmetic, Middle 4th Form.
1907, 2nd, French, 3rd Form.
Owing to poor health he left school early, but, working on his father's property and orchard agreed with him, and his health improved.
He enlisted during World War I in December 1914 as a Private, and left for Egypt in the 13th Light Horse on HMAT A34 Persic on 28 May 1915. He was on Gallipoli until the Evacuation.
A letter he wrote home after the Evacuation was published in the Geelong Advertiser:
'Yesterday I received thirty-seven letters and five parcels, all top-notchers, and papers no end. I must try and answer all the letters. Glad I don't have to answer papers. Well, we've left Anzac. It was hard to leave. We passed too many cemeteries on our way out, and I'll never forget the night we left. It was obvious to us for weeks past that we were at a standstill, but how were we going to evacuate. When you realise that the firing-line was about a mile away from the beach, and that the paths consisted mainly of winding saps permitting one man only at a time to pass and in some places so steep that you could touch the footpath in front of you, you will appreciate the job in front of our leaders. The withdrawal on the first night presented few difficulties, but how to get the remainder down on the second night was the trouble. Not a shot was fired. Most of us expected something to happen, but it didn't. And our warships were there to keep him quiet.
We were at Lone Pine until a week before we left, when we went up to Thompson's Look-Out. Our first casualty there was a chap who had been injured by a bomb at Lone Pine. He had returned from hospital, and on our last day in the trenches he was on duty behind a closed loophole, when a bullet struck a rivet on the outside of the plate and knocked the head off the inside rivet right into the poor fellow's eye. He will lose his eye and perhaps both. Wasn't that hard luck? The remarkable thing was the number of bullets that didn't hit us over there. About fifty men were making a road when they were shelled with some beautifully placed shrapnel. Being a new crowd they didn't know the art of dodging, and while they were thinking about it several came right among them, yet not a man was hurt. It seemed marvellous that so many pellets could find a way out without hitting one of them.
We did our cooking for Lone Pine at Brown's Dip. That was a real death-trap. The Turks knew we did a lot of work there, and they used to shy stick-bombs over. One night they sent about six big eight-inch high explosives looking for any anti-aircraft guns we had there. The first lobbed a long way over where Eric (his brother, Eric Dardel) was camped. Each one came a bit closer, and threw great chunks of earth up where it hit and exploded. You can hear a big shell coming, and if in the open can get about twenty yards away before it lobs, when you would probably only get hurt by concussion. Well, we watched them go safely over us (they were landing 100 yards away), and we only suffered from the falling earth, until we saw the last one coming straight for us. Did we run? I didn't touch earth for about fifty yards, and just looked round in time to see it whack into the ground behind us, and fortunately for us the durned thing didn't explode. There's nothing so funny as to see a man running from shells. Everyone does it, but it's rare fun to watch. One old stager up at the Pine showed where a bomb knocked a bit off the parapet. He slept all the time. He didn't see what a man had to be frightened of. But he suddenly changed his mind when he heard a piece of bomb whizzing somewhere in the air and down it came whack on to his toe. Didn't we laugh! That poor beggar went off with a chastened mind and a very black toe. Altogether we had a beastly time, a good time, and an all sorts of a time all mixed up, and what a funny old mixture it all was. Lot of our fellows got sick with dysentery and jaundice, but I was not seriously affected by either. I only objected to having neuralgia chucked in with it. Yet I would not have missed being there for anything. Occasionally owing to our own negligence or other causes, we were short of provisions. Then again, when someone came back from Imbros with some stores we would be sick through sheer surfeit. We were a callous, indifferent mob that left that peninsula, though I must confess that I felt a bit throaty when I thought of Robbie. We hadn't too many like him during a bombardment, that's what tests a fellow. When we went to Thompson's Post about ten days before we left I took over the Regimental Sergeant Major's job from there, and though only acting it has been a good experience. We will be bringing our horses up here now and also our reinforcements.'
Dardel left for France in June, 1916 as a 2nd Lieutenant, and subsequently was appointed Lieutenant in 46 Battery, 12 Field Artillery Brigade, on 1 August, 1916. After some time there he was wounded at Noreuil near Bullecourt on 7 May, 1917, and died of his wounds the next day. His brother E W Dardel wrote to his parents about the circumstances of his death: 'I'll tell you about Aurrie. He was wounded at Norieul Gully, three miles from Bullecourt. He had a battery there and the ammunition had just come up and he was seeing to it when Fritz put a barrage behind them to stop supplies from coming up and a big piece caught him in the back and took a piece of his kidney off and went through his lung and stopped just under his skin on the other side. That was about 5 am on 7 May 1917. . . . at 12.15 am on 8 May 1917 he died. The 46th Battery put up a decent cross but I'll get a good one fixed up when I come back with father after this lot is over. The map reference is 25.a.8.6 Le Barque.'
Driver Brown of 46 Battery told the Red Cross Information Bureau:
'I was with Mr Dardel when he got his fatal wound. It was at Noreuil Gully before Bullecourt sometime in May at midnight. Our infantry had their SOS signals going and the Battery was firing full strength and being at the same time heavily straafed. I had just driven up with a load of shells and in order to get me away quickly, out of the danger zone round the Battery, Mr Dardel was personally helping me to get the shells out when a shell splinter got him in the back. He fell and told me to fetch a stretcher-bearer – he was quite cool. I saw him taken away. His groom, Pte Kreutzmach, was with him when he died. I have seen Lt Dardel's grave in a Military Cemetery at Grevillers. There is a cross over it with his name on. The grave was well done up.'
His death was reported in the Geelong Advertiser:
Lieut. Aurel Louis Dardel 'Aurie' aged 23 years, late sergeant, 13th Light Horse, dearly loved son of Mr and Mrs J H Dardel of 'Chaumont', Batesford, died of wounds in France on 8th May. He had been on active service for two years'
He is buried at Grevillers British Cemetery - Grave IV.C.15. His letters held in the AWM Collection are descriptive, commenting on conditions on Gallipoli, the dug-outs, food and hunger, also the Evacuation from Gallipoli, also detailed letters from France, covering the time from 1915 until March, 1917.
Five brothers of the Dardel Family attended College. Dardel's brother, 2/Lt (then Private) Eric Walter Dardel (1897-1954), was awarded the Military Medal, while serving with 24 Battalion. His older brother, Lieutenant Commander James Henry Dardel MSM (1888-1941), died during the Second World War while on service with the Royal Australian Navy, leaving a widow, Daisy Elizabeth Dardel. His other two brothers, Alfred Eugene Dardel (1890-1939), and Frank Roy Dardel (1899-1984), were also students at Geelong College.
The Geelong Advertiser carried a story re-printed from The Bulletin de St Blaise, of 4 February, 1918:
'Descendants of St Blaise Dardels at the British front: We think it will interest the parents and others who know the late Mr James Dardel, of Australia, to quote the following portion of a letter from his son, Mr Henry Dardel, addressed to his parents from Neuchatel, Switzerland. 'My boy was with the artillery in the Gallipoli campaign, in Egypt and in France. He was wounded in May 1917, in the lungs by shrapnel at Bullecourt, and died next day. He is buried at Grevilliers, close to Bapaume. Lt Aurel Louis Dardel, 23 years old. Some time, all being well, we shall go to France; we have a great wish to see again our native land, and above all - Grevilliers. We have another son, Eric Walter Dardel, who is a lance-corporal in the infantry. These two boys set out from here together, and were together when Louis was killed. The elder brother, Henry, was serving before the war in the Australian Navy. He was on the Sydney, the ship which, at the beginning of the war, sank the German vessel, Emden.
To those who did not know Mr James Dardel (1811-1903), uncle of M. Charles Perrier, we should explain that he went out to Australia in 1842. It was he who introduced the culture of the vine into that continent. His son, J H Dardel, born in 1859, completed his studies at Neuchatel and now lives with his family, comprising his wife, five sons and three daughters, in his father's original home, Chaumont, near Batesford. The M. Charles Dardel referred to is a cousin of Mr J H Dardel, the present owner of Chaumont, Batesford. He is much interested in his young Australian relatives (Mr J H Dardel's sons now at the front), and hopes they will visit him when on furlough. He says he shall take the earliest opportunity of going to Grevilliers, where Lt. A Louis Dardel was buried. The men of this gallant young officer's battery erected a cross over his grave, and made a rising sun name plate out of a shell case of his own gun, engraving his name and full details thereon. A photograph of the grave has been sent to his parents - a fortunate circumstance, as the ground has been retaken by the Germans during last week's operations. A photograph of the grave is to appear in News of the Week.'
Sources: Geelong Advertiser 22 May 1917 p4; Geelong Collegians at the Great War compiled by James Affleck. pp22-25 (citing Commonwealth War Graves Commission; Geelong Advertiser (The Bulletin de St Blaise, of 4 February 1918); Photo Pegasus August 1917).''


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Fit is true to your regular size | Model wears the size 8 (size small) and is 177cm tall (5 ft 9'') | 100% cotton.
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text:
class MappingTest < Minitest::Test

  def test_mapping
    options = {
      token:   default_token,
      version: '1.1',
      build:   '1'
    }

    if ENV['TEST_MAPPING']
      assert FIR.mapping(default_dsym_mapping, options.merge(proj: default_bughd_project_ios_id))
      assert FIR.mapping(default_txt_mapping,  options.merge(proj: default_bughd_project_android_id))
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    end
  end
end

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