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Even trannies are rejecting transgenderism
FROT July 26, 2020
America's First Non-Binary Person Renounces Transgenderism, Says, "I Have Always Been Male" & Who Are The Rich, White Men Institutionalizing Transgender Ideology?
The man who holds the title as the first in the United States to ever legally identify as "neither" in terms of his official gender status has since come forward to reveal that so-called "non-binary" gender identification is a total fraud, and that he's "always been male."
Jamie Shupe of Oregon has essentially had a 180-degree change of heart since the time he battled the courts, and won, to embrace "transgenderism" on his official government documents.
Related: Female Tennis Legend Labeled 'Transphobic' After Criticizing Transgenders in Sports as 'Unfair'
But now Shupe says that he's "renounced all ties to transgenderism," referring to the transgender movement as "advancing harmful gender ideologies."
"In my thirty-plus-year marriage, I am the husband," Shupe now says."To my daughter, I am her father … I no longer identify as a transgender or non-binary person and … I will not be a party to advancing harmful gender ideologies that are ruining lives, causing deaths and contributing to the sterilization and mutilation of gender-confused children."
For more related news, be sure to check out Gender.news.
Related: A Teen Vogue Video Says: "This Idea That the Body Is Either Male of Female is Totally Wrong"
Transgenderism is "Fraud" and "Pseudoscience," Says Shupe
Born a male, Shupe served in the military and married a woman early on in his life before deciding years later in 2013 that he no longer wanted to be a man.
He embraced the doctrine of Leftist gender selection – the idea that a person can become any gender that he, she, or ze wishes – only to realize after the fact that it's all fake.
"My history-making and landmark sex change to non-binary was a fraud based on the pseudoscience of gender identify," Shupe now admits."I am and have always been male. There should be no social or legal penalty for others to state that."
Related: 3 Female Athletes File Federal Complaint Over Transgender Competition
Shupe tried taking female hormones, altering his appearance, and aggressively working against the natural order of male and female that he had been indoctrinated to oppose – but it was never enough.
"I figured I was a transgender woman," Shupe says."My thinking was, well, I'm not a male. I was in a deep, dark depression because I had boxed myself into this male identity that I couldn't stand anymore."
Even after pretending to be a woman for many years, Shupe still wasn't happy, nor did he feel good about his quest to switch from male to female.
In the end, he realized that he had been duped, and that there's no such thing as being a transgender.
"Now, I'm suddenly telling my spouse I'm the same thing she is? It didn't make sense to me," Shupe admits."No amount of hormones is going to make me look like a female."
Shupe's Gender Confusion Stemmed from "Psychotic Issues," He Says – And Nobody Was Willing to Help Him, Instead Choosing to "Affirm" His Mental Illness
As Shupe was beginning to come to the realization that he is, and always will be, a biological male, he began to also recognize that society had been so brainwashed into transgender ideology that he would never actually find help for his condition.
Instead, everyone was just "affirming" his "non-binary" status, without offering any help whatsoever.
Shupe says he eventually acknowledged the fact that he was suffering from "psychotic issues," including "hallucinations, destructive behavior, and paranoia" – but, again, nobody was willing to help him out of it, as they had all been falsely led to believe that transgenderism and non-binary status were completely normal.
Related: Finally Parents Begin Removing Their Children From Public Indoctrination Center Over Teaching Transgenderism
"Cross-sex hormones failed to cure or even alleviate my gender dysphoria," Shupe now admits. "The only thing that did was to stop believing that I was a female.The APA (American Psychological Association) claims gender dysphoria is a treatable condition with social transitions and hormonal and surgical treatments. My experience as a transsexual patient proves otherwise."
You can read the rest of Shupe's story at ChristianNews.net.
Related: Transgender Goes Nuts in Store After Being "Misgendered"
Who Are The Rich, White Men Institutionalizing Transgender Ideology?
Exceedingly rich, white men (and women) who invest in biomedical companies are funding myriad transgender organizations whose agenda will make them gobs of money.
As an environmental activist who was deplatformed from a speaking venue by transactivists, in 2013 I developed curiosity about the power of this group to force this development.
Related: British Woman Arrested For Calling a Transgender Woman a Man
A year later, when Time magazine announced a transgender tipping point on its cover, I had already begun to examine the money behind the transgender project.
I have watched as all-women's safe spaces, universities, and sports opened their doors to any man who chose to identify as a woman. Whereas men who identify as transwomen are at the forefront of this project, women who identify as transmen seem silent and invisible.
I was astonished that such a huge cultural change as the opening of sex-protected spaces was happening at such a meteoric pace and without consideration for women and girls' safety, deliberation, or public debate.
Concurrent with these rapid changes, I witnessed an overhaul in the English language with new pronouns and a near-tyrannical assault on those who did not use them.
Related: Teen Expelled From School After Saying There Are Only Two Genders
Laws mandating new speech were passed. Laws overriding biological sex with the amorphous concept of gender identity are being instituted now. People who speak openly about these changes can find themselves, their families, and their livelihoods threatened.
These elements, along with media saturation of the issue, had me wondering: Is this really a civil rights issue for a tiny part of the population with body dysphoria, or is there a bigger agenda with moneyed interests that we are not seeing?
This article can only begin to graze the surface of this question, but considering transgenderism has basically exploded in the middle of capitalism, which is notorious for subsuming social justice movements, there is value in beginning this examination.
Who Is Funding the Transgender Movement?
I found exceedingly rich, white men with enormous cultural influence are funding the transgender lobby and various transgender organizations.
These include but are not limited to Jennifer Pritzker (a male who identifies as transgender); George Soros; Martine Rothblatt (a male who identifies as transgender and transhumanist); Tim Gill (a gay man); Drummond Pike; Warren and Peter Buffett; Jon Stryker (a gay man); Mark Bonham (a gay man); and Ric Weiland (a deceased gay man whose philanthropy is still LGBT-oriented).
Related: People To Be Allowed To Pick Their Own Gender Without Doctor's Diagnosis, Under UK Government Plans & American College Of Pediatrics Reaches Decision: Transgenderism Of Children Is Child Abuse
Most of these billionaires fund the transgender lobby and organizations through their own organizations, including corporations.
Separating transgender issues from LGBT infrastructure is not an easy task. All the wealthiest donors have been funding LGB institutions before they became LGBT-oriented, and only in some instances are monies earmarked specifically for transgender issues.
Some of these billionaires fund the LGBT through their myriad companies, multiplying their contributions many times over in ways that are also difficult to track.
These funders often go through anonymous funding organizations such as Tides Foundation, founded and operated by Pike.
Large corporations, philanthropists, and organizations can send enormous sums of money to the Tides Foundation, specify the direction the funds are to go, and have the funds get to their destination anonymously.
Tides Foundation creates a legal firewall and tax shelter for foundations and funds political campaigns, often using legally dubious tactics.
Related: UK: Hate Crime Police Investigate Man's Thinking After He Criticized Transgenderism
These men and others, including pharmaceutical companies and the U.S. government, are sending millions of dollars to LGBT causes.
Overall reported global spending on LGBT is now estimated at $424 million.
From 2003-2013, reported funding for transgender issues increased more than eightfold, growing at threefold the increase of LGBTQ funding overall, which quadrupled from 2003 to 2012.
This huge spike in funding happened at the same time transgenderism began gaining traction in American culture.
$424 million is a lot of money. Is it enough to change laws, uproot language and force new speech on the public, to censor, to create an atmosphere of threat for those who do not comply with gender identity ideology?
Transgenderism: A New Medical and Lifestyle Market
It seems obvious now to look at the money behind transgenderism.
Many new markets have opened because of it. The first gender clinic for children opened in Boston in 2007.
In the past ten years, more than 30 clinics for children with purported gender dysphoria have arisen in the United States alone, the largest serving 725 patients.
Over the past decade, there has been an explosion in transgender medical infrastructure across the United States and world to "treat" transgender people.
Related: Britain Gives Half a Million in Grant Money to Organization Promoting Trans Kids
In addition to gender clinics proliferating across the United States, hospital wings are being built for specialized surgeries, and many medical institutions are clamoring to get on board with the new developments.
Doctors are being trained in cadaver symposiums across the world in all manner of surgeries related to transgender individuals, including phalloplasty, vaginoplasty, facial feminization surgery, urethral procedures, and more.
More and more American corporations are covering transgender surgeries, drugs, and other expenses. Endocrinologists seeking the fountain of youth in hormones for more than a generation, and the subsequent earnings for marketing those hormones, are still on a quest for gold.
Puberty blockers are another growing market. The plastic surgery arm of medicine is staged for an infusion of cash as well as organ transplants, especially womb transplants for men identifying as women who may want future pregnancies.
These surgeries are already being practiced on animals and the first successful womb implant from a deceased female donor to another female has already been a success.
Biogenetics is poised to be the investment of the future, says Rothblatt, who has headed a massive pharmaceutical corporation and is now heavily invested in biogenetics and transplants.
Related: New Vermont Law Would Require Taxpayers to Fund Sex Change Operations For Children
Transgenderism has certainly made its way into the American marketplace, so it seems important to consider the implications of this as we pass laws regarding transgender individuals' and our civil liberties.
Transgenderism sits square in the middle of the medical industrial complex, which is by some estimates even bigger than the military industrial complex.
With the medical infrastructure being built, doctors being trained for various surgeries, clinics opening at warp speed, and the media celebrating it, transgenderism is poised for growth.
The LGB, a once-tiny group of people trying to love those of the same sex openly and be treated equally within society, has likely already been subsumed by capitalism and is now infiltrated by the medical industrial complex via transgenderism.
Who Works to Institutionalize Transgender Ideology?
Much more important than funds going directly to the LGBT lobby and organizations, only a fraction of which trickles down to assist people who identify as transgender, is the money invested by the men mentioned above, governments, and technology and pharmaceutical corporations to institutionalize and normalize transgenderism as a lifestyle choice.
Related: The purge of trans-sceptical academics
They are shaping the narrative about transgenderism and normalizing it within the culture using their funding methods.
This article will use the Pritzker family as a case study, both to reduce length and because they are emblematic of how this works. Those funding trans organizations and normalizing transgenderism are channeling funds in the same ways and invested in the same medical infrastructure.
This can hardly be a coincidence when the very thing absolutely essential to those transitioning are pharmaceuticals and technology.
It is also important to note that though the trans lobby has sewn itself to the LGB umbrella, LGB people as such are not lifelong medical patients.
The Pritzkers are an American family of philanthropic billionaires worth approximately $29 billion, whose fortune was gestated by Hyatt Hotels and nursing homes. They now have massive investments in the medical industrial complex.
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Examining just a few of the Pritzkers in this article will give you some indication of their reach and influence as a family, especially as regards the transgender project and their relationship to the medical industrial complex.
As you read, remember, transitioning individuals are medical patients for life and the Pritzker family are not an anomaly in their funding trajectory or investments in the medical-industrial complex.
Once a family man and a decorated member of the armed forces, Jennifer Pritzker now identifies as transgender. He has made transgenderism a high note in philanthropic funding through his Tawani Foundation.
He is one of the largest contributors to transgender causes and, with his family, an enormous influence in the rapid institutionalization of transgenderism.
Some of the organizations Jennifer owns and funds are especially noteworthy to examining the rapid induction of transgender ideology into medical, legal and educational institutions.
Pritzker owns Squadron Capital, an acquisitions corporation, with a focus on, and orthopedic implants, and the Tawani Foundation, a philanthropic organization with a grants focmedical technology, medical devices us on Gender & Human Sexuality.
Related: Exactly as Adams predicted: LGBT parents begin physically maiming their own children in botched transgender mutilations
Pritzker sits on the leadership council of the Program of Human Sexuality at the University of Minnesota, to which he also committed $6.5 million over the past decade.
Among many other organizations and institutions Pritzker funds are Lurie Children's Hospital, a medical center for gender non-conforming children, serving 400 children in Chicago; the Pritzker School of Medicine at the University of Chicago; a chair of transgender studies at the University of Victoria (the first of its kind); and the Mark S. Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto.
He also funds the American Civil Liberties Union and his family funds Planned Parenthood, two significant organizations for institutionalizing female-erasing language and support for transgender causes.
Planned Parenthood also recently decided to get into the transgender medical market.
Jennifer Pritzker funds strategically, as does his family, by giving to universities that become beholden to his ideology, whose students go on to spread gender ideology by writing pro-trans articles in medical journals and elsewhere.
Jennifer's uncle and aunt, John and Lisa Pritzker, gave $25 million to the University of California at San Francisco for a center of children's psychiatry.
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Jennifer likewise funds hospitals and medical schools where the alumni go on to create transgender specialties and LGBT medical centers, even though lesbians, gays, and bisexuals don't need specialized medical services.
Here are just several current activities of Pritzker-funded medical school alumni and recipients of Pritzker money:
James Hekman founded the LGBT medical care center in Lakewood Ohio.
David T. Rubin sits on the advisory board of Accordant/CVS Caremark, the largest pharmaceutical chain in the United States. CVS acquired Target department stores' pharmacies in 2015. Target, of course, is the site of a major social controversy about unisex bathrooms and is a corporate funder of the trans-pushing Human Rights Campaign activist group.
Loren Schecter is the author of the first surgical atlas for transgender surgery, author of pro-trans journals, was awarded for legal advocacy of transgenders, performs reconstructive surgeries, and is director of transfeminine conferences sponsored by World Professional Association of Transgender Health (WPATH). He also performs reconstructive surgeries at Weiss Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
Schecter is also the "surgeons only sessions chair" on the Scientific Program Committee of the newly formed United States arm of WPATH (World Professional Association of Transgender Health), USPATH, holding conferences in Los Angeles for surgeons in transgender surgeries.
Robert Garofalo, a gay man, is director of the St. Lurie children's gender clinic, head of the hospital's division of adolescent medicine, and a professor of pediatrics at Northwestern University, which J.B. Pritzker (whom we will meet later) funds.
Benjamin N. Breyer is chief of urology at San Francisco General Hospital and a professor at the University of California at San Francisco, specializing in transgender surgery.
Nicholas Matte teaches at the Mark Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto, with a specialty in queer studies. Jennifer Pritzker also funds the Bonham Centre. Matte lectures around the country on transgender issues, and espouses the idea that we are not a sexually dimorphic species.
Mark Hyman is the Pritzker Foundation Chair in functional medicine at the Cleveland Clinic and director of the Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine. Cleveland Clinic conducted the United States' first uterus transplant.
Baylor College of Medicine is on the receiving end of the Pritzker School of Medicine's "pipeline programs" for people studying to be doctors. Baylor is where the nation's first child was born from a uterus transplant as part of an experimental program funding the procedure for 10 women in order to develop uterus transplants ultimately health insurance and taxpayers will pay for rather than being relegated to elective infertility treatment.
Jennifer Pritzker has also helped normalize transgender individuals in the military with a $1.35 million grant to the Palm Center, a University of California, Santa Barbara-based LGBT think tank, to create research validating military transgenderism.
He has also donated $25 million to Norwich University in Vermont, a military academy and the first school to launch a Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps program.
Pritzker's funding is not confined to the United States, but reaches other countries via WPATH, in conferences for physicians studying transgender surgery and funding of international universities.
Penny Pritzker
Cousin to Jennifer Pritzker, Penny Pritzker served on President Obama's Council for Jobs and Competitiveness and Economic Recovery Advisory Board.
She was national co-chair of Obama for America 2012 and national finance chair of Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. To say she was influential in getting president Obama elected would be an understatement.
Related: Girls' sports being decimated by biological males claiming to be females… "transgenders" are Cheaters
As Obama's secretary of commerce, Penny Pritzker helped create the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL), by facilitating an award of $70 million from the U.S. Department of Commerce, the first funding of its kind. Obama made transgenderism a pet issue of his administration, holding a meeting at the White House (the first ever) for transgenderism.
The administration quietly applied the power of the executive branch to make it easier for transgender people to alter their passports, get cross-sex treatment at Veteran's Administration facilities, and access public school restrooms and sports programs based on gender identity.
These are just a few of the transgender-specific policy shifts of Obama's presidency.
Soros and Gill are two other major transgender movement funders who generated millions of dollars to get Obama elected, and Stryker was one of the top five contributors to Obama's campaign.
Under Obama and President George W. Bush, the federal government also funded the Tides Foundation $82.7 million, which in turn donated $47.2 million to LGBTQ issues over the last two decades.
Related: Trans Tyranny Is Too Big To Ignore
Penny has funded the Harvard School of Public Health and, with her husband through their mutual foundation, The Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation, are funding early childhood initiatives as well as providing scholarships to Harvard University medical students.
The Boston Children's Hospital Gender Management Services wing physicians are all affiliated with Harvard Medical School.
Penny Pritzker also sat on the board at Harvard, where student life offices teach students, many of whom go on to lead U.S. institutions, that "there are more than two sexes."
Penny Pritzker's brother, J.B. Pritzker, is an American venture capitalist, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and business owner. He is co-founder of the Pritzker Group, a private investment firm that invests in digital technology and medical companies, including Clinical Innovations, which has a global presence.
Clinical Innovations is one of the largest medical device companies and in 2017 acquired Brenner Medical, another significant medical group offering innovative products in the fields of obstetrics and gynecology.
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J.B. provided seed funding for Matter, a startup incubator for medical technology based in Chicago. He also sits on the board of directors at his alma mater, Duke University, where they are making advances in cryopreserving women's ovaries.
J.B. is running for governor of Illinois in 2018 and put $25 million into an Obama administration public-private initiative totaling $1 billion for early childhood education.
J.B. and his wife, M.K. Pritzker, donated $100 million to Northwestern University School of Law, partly for scholarships and partly for the school's "social justice" and childhood law work.
We have to look at why this is framed as a civil rights issue when the main issues seem to be capital and social engineering.
There doesn't seem to be a sphere of influence that is untouched by Pritzker money, from early childhood education and universities to law, medical institutions, the LGBT lobby and organizations, politics, and the military.
If they were the only ones funding the institutionalization of transgender ideology they would still be fantastically influential, but they are joined by other exceedingly wealthy, influential white men, who also have ties to the pharmaceutical and medical industries.
Related: The Rational Argument Against The Normalization Of Transgenderism
Pharma and Tech Giants All-In for Transgender
Along with support by pharmaceutical giants such as Janssen Therapeutics, the health foundation of a Johnson and Johnson founder, Viiv, Pfizer, Abbott Laboratories, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, and Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, major technology corporations including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Intel, Dell, and IBM are also funding the transgender project.
In February 2017, Apple, Microsoft, Google, IBM, Yelp, PayPal, and 53 other mostly tech corporations signed onto an amicus brief pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to prohibit schools from keeping private facilities for students designated according to sex.
As these corporations were pushing for transgender bathrooms, they were fighting President Trump's travel ban and immigration policies.
In reporting the incidents simultaneously, CNN News made the obvious connection between the corporations' interest in the immigration ban and commerce, quoting a legal brief signed by the companies that said, "It is inflicting significant harm on American business, innovation and growth."
Related: WTF? Teen Vogue Video Counters Science, "Binary is Bulls**t"
It made no such equivalent connection for the corporations' interest in transgender rights. The obvious question would be: Why do they care? The obvious answer is: money.
Melding this manufactured medical issue with civil rights frame entails the continuance and growth of the problem.
Transgenderism is framed as both a medical problem, for the gender dysphoria of children who need puberty blockers and are being groomed for a lifetime of medicalization, and as a brave and original lifestyle choice for adults.
Martine Rothblatt suggests we are all transhuman, that changing our bodies by removing healthy tissue and organs and ingesting cross-sex hormones over the course of a lifetime can be likened to wearing make-up, dying our hair, or getting a tattoo.
If we are all transhuman, expressing that could be a never-ending saga of body-related consumerism.
The massive medical and technological infrastructure expansion for a tiny (but growing) fraction of the population with gender dysphoria, along with the money being funneled to this project by those heavily invested in the medical and technology industries, seems to make sense only in the context of expanding markets for changing the human body.
Related: Transgender Mania Is A Symptom Of Cultural Collapse
Trans activists are already clamoring for a change from "gender dysphoria" to "gender incongruence" in the next revision to the international register of mental diagnosis codes, the ICD-11.
The push is on for insurance-paid hormones and surgeries for anyone who believes his or her body is in any way "incongruent" with his or her "gender identity."
Bodily diversity appears to be the core issue, not gender dysphoria; that and unmooring people from their biology via language distortions, to normalize altering human biology. Institutionalizing transgender ideology does just this.
This ideology is being promoted as a civil rights issue by wealthy, white, men with enormous influence who stand to personally benefit from their political activities.
It behooves us all to look at what the real investment is in prioritizing a lifetime of anti-body medical treatments for a miniscule part of the population, building an infrastructure for them, and institutionalizing the way we perceive ourselves as human beings, before being human becomes a quaint concept of the past.
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Q: Applying a CSS style using JavaScript if text field is empty I have this function in JavaScript which I called using an onclick event in my HTML code:
function checkTextField(field) {
if (field.value == '') {
    sheet.insertRule("input:focus {background: #fc9fff;}", 1);
  }
}

I've checked that the if statement works by using an alert statement within it instead of the insertrule, but it seems that the css is applied even though the value of the field is not empty. Is there anything else I can use?

A: The problem is when the check method is executed with an empty element, you are inserting a general rule for input:focus which is not removed when focus from the current element is removed.
A better option would be to use a class like
function checkTextField(field) {
    if (field.value == '') {
        field.classList.add('empty')
    } else {
        field.classList.remove('empty')
    }
}

then in your stylesheet
input.empty:focus {
    background: #fc9fff;
}

A: You can go pure CSS using the :required and :invalid selector and setting the required attribute on the field.
<style>
   input:required:invalid { background: #fc9fff; }
</style>

<input name="email" required />

Live version here: http://jsfiddle.net/devotis/z319pp1f/
I admit it's a bit hostile to start all required fields red.

A: maybe a better approach is to attach your function to onchange event like this
<input type="text" onchange="checkTextField" />

A: I'm not sure if I fully understand your question but I've created test HTML file and that test works:
<html>
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>test</title>
    <style></style>
    <script>
var styleAlreadyAppended = false;
function checkTextField(field) {
    var sheet = document.styleSheets[0];
    if (field.value == '' && styleAlreadyAppended !== true) {
        sheet.insertRule("input:focus {background: #f30;}", 0);
        styleAlreadyAppended = true;
    }
    else if (field.value != '' && styleAlreadyAppended === true) {
        sheet.deleteRule(0);
    }
}
    </script>
</head>
<body>
    <div>
        <input id="testinput" type="text" value="">
        <button onclick="checkTextField(document.getElementById('testinput'))">test</button>
    </div>
</body>
</html>

Tested on FF36.

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Over the last year, women have seemingly gained ground in Hollywood with female directors leading the charge. But according to Martha Lauzen, executive director of the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, "it is very easy to be misled by a few high-profile cases."
"We see Ava Duvernay or the success of Patty Jenkins with 'Wonder Woman' or we see Greta Gerwig nominated for best director at the Oscars and we assume everything must be OK and women have achieved some sort of parity," she said. "The truth couldn't be further from that."
Take for example the upcoming summer slate where only two of nearly 50 films scheduled for wide release between May and August are directed by women: Susanna Fogel's "The Spy Who Dumped Me" and Jennifer Yuh Nelson's "The Darkest Minds" both open Aug. 3. That's a worrying trend compared with last year, when there were fewer wide releases (around 40) but five were female-helmed.
There should be so many women making movies it should be a completely normal and realistic thing.
"My impression is that people believe in this notion of 'creeping incrementalism,' that things are getting a little bit better every year and that eventually this is an issue that will take care of itself," Lauzen continued. "But there is no evidence that that is the case."
Each year for the last 20, Lauzen has authored "The Celluloid Ceiling" with support from San Diego State University, where she is a professor. The study looks at the behind-the-scenes employment of women in film. Her 2017 analysis found that women constituted just 18% of directors, writers, producers, executive producers, editors and cinematographers working on the top 250 grossing films domestically, a 1% increase from 2016, but virtually even with the number achieved in 1998. Women accounted for 11% of the directors on the top 250 grossing pictures, a value on par with female director representation in 2000.
"Wonder Woman" would go on to become a record-defying blockbuster as the highest-grossing film of the summer and the third-highest-grossing film of the year at the domestic box office, and pulled in nearly $822 million worldwide.
Amid the "Wonder Woman" box office reign, Fogel returned from Budapest where she was filming "The Spy Who Dumped Me," an action comedy in which two best friends, played by Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon, unwittingly become part of an international conspiracy when one of the women discovers the boyfriend who dumped her was actually a secret agent. Fogel called the new environment she returned to, in which Hollywood writ large was now looking to actually work with women filmmakers, a "culture shock."
"They know they want to find the next 'Wonder Woman' ... but that doesn't mean much to them on a creative level. They just know they want to replicate that success," she said. "So it does feel like it's on the female artist to go in and tell them what they want within that umbrella."
Yuh Nelson, who makes her first foray into live action this summer with the Amandla Stenberg-led YA adaptation "Darkest Minds," can't quite place if true change is coming or has already arrived in the industry. But she knows that in the world of animation, women don't often get opportunities to lead.
"There should be so many women making movies it should be a completely normal and realistic thing," the director of the "Kung Fu Panda" sequels said. "But more and more women will be making these big films and then more and more people won't think it's unusual."
Moreover, she said, the goal should be to ensure women can tell whatever types of stories they want, ones that have female leads and ones that don't.
"There are so many stories to be told and so many great female filmmakers that could be making them," she said.
Fogel added: "The way I feel about female-driven content and women directors is just that there needs to be so many more movies like that. We need 10 'Wonder Womans', 10 movies with different types of heroines."
"And while it gives this illusion that now we're done, that progress is complete," she said, "it's never that easy and change takes much longer.
"And sometimes it's more dangerous to think that we're there when we're not."


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The Role of Microorganisms in the Biogeochemical Cycle of Arsenic in the Environment
dc.contributor.advisor Sierra-Alvarez, Maria Reyes en_US
dc.contributor.advisor Field, James A. en_US
dc.contributor.author Rodríguez-Freire, Lucía
dc.creator Rodríguez-Freire, Lucía en_US
dc.description.abstract Arsenic (As) is a highly toxic chemical that is widely distributed in groundwater around the world. As-bearing sulfide minerals (ASM) are known to contribute to high background concentrations of As in groundwater in regions where the geochemistry of the parent material is dominated by sulfide minerals. The fate of As in groundwater depends on the activity of microorganisms which can oxidize arsenite (Asᴵᴵᴵ), or reduce arsenate (Asᵛ). In oxidizing environments, Asᵛ is the predominant species, and the accumulation of As is limited by the sorption of As onto iron (Fe) oxides and hydroxides. Under reducing environments, Asᴵᴵᴵ is the predominant specie, and while the sorption strength of Asᴵᴵᴵ on the Fe-surface of Fe (oxy)hydroxides is weaker, the accumulation of As in water can be limited by the precipitation of As as part of an ASM. The main aim of this research is to study the impact of microbial activity on the mobilization and immobilization of As in the environment. The first objective of this research was to characterize the metabolic activity of three Asᴵᴵᴵ-oxidizing bacteria, Azoarcus sp. pb-1 strain EC1, Azoarcus sp. pb-1 strain EC3 and Diaphorobacter sp. pb-1 strain MC, isolated from a non-contaminated, pristine environment. These Asᴵᴵᴵ-oxidizing bacteria demonstrated a great metabolic flexibility to use oxygen and nitrate to oxidize Asᴵᴵᴵ as well as organic and inorganic substrates as alternative electron donors (e-donors) explains their presence in non-As-contaminated environments. The findings suggest that at least some Asᴵᴵᴵ-oxidizing bacteria are flexible with respect to electron-acceptors and e-donors and that they are potentially widespread in low As concentration environments. The second objective of this research was to investigate the stability of orpiment (As₂S₃) and arsenopyrite (FeAsS), at circumneutral pH and 30°C, under aerobic- and or anoxic conditions (nitrate amended as electron acceptor (e-acceptor)), in order to assess the feasibility of immobilizing As by formation of ASM as a long-term option for the bioremediation of As contamination. The percentage of As released from the minerals ranged from zero when FeAsS was biologically incubated to 87% for As₂S₃(s) under anoxic abiotic conditions. While the dissolution of ASM was greater in biological conditions, the presence of inoculum provided as sludge served as a sink for As, limiting the mobilization of As into aqueous phase. Thus, the mobilization of As from ASM can be controlled by altering the environmental conditions such as the redox conditions or by stimulating microbial activity. Further research investigated the formation of ASM catalyzed by biological reduction of Asᵛ and sulfate (SO₄²⁻). In particular, the third objective of this research was to study the effect of the pH on the removal of As due to the biological-mediated formation of ASM in an iron-poor system. A series of batch experiments were performed to study the reduction of SO₄²⁻ and Asᵛ by an anaerobic mixed culture in a range of pH conditions (6.1-7.2), using ethanol as the e-donor. A marked decrease of the total aqueous concentrations of As and S and the formation of a yellow precipitate was observed in the inoculated treatments amended with ethanol, but not in the non-inoculated controls, indicating that the As-removal was biologically mediated. The pH dramatically affected the extent and rate of As removal, as well as the stoichiometric composition of the precipitate. The precipitate was composed of a mixture of orpiment and realgar, and the proportion of orpiment in the sample increased with increasing pH. The results suggest that ASM formation is greatly enhanced at mildly acidic pH conditions. The fourth objective was to investigate the biomineralization of As through simultaneous Asᵛ and SO₄²⁻ reduction in a minimal iron environment for the As-contaminated groundwater bioremediation. A continuous bioreactor, inoculated with an anaerobic sludge was maintained at circumneutral pH (6.25-6.50) and fed with Asᵛ and SO₄²⁻, utilizing ethanol as an e-donor for over 250 d. A second bioreactor running under the same conditions but lacking SO₄²⁻ was operated as a control to study the fate of As removal. The reactor fed with both Asᵛ and SO₄²⁻ removed on the average 91.2% of the total soluble As, while less than 5% removal was observed in the control bioreactor without S. The biomineralization of As in the bioreactor was also evident from the formation of a yellow precipitate made of a mixture of As₂S₃ and AsS minerals. These results taken as a whole indicate that a bioremediation process relying on the addition of a simple, low-cost e-donor offers potential to promote the removal of As from groundwater by precipitation of ASM. The fifth objective was to evaluate the toxic impact that the exposure to soluble As or the formation of ASM could have on the anaerobic mixed culture used as inocula. The methanogenic community on the reactors was impacted by addition of As. The biogenic ASM inhibited the acetoclastic methanogens causing an accumulation of acetate. In the SO₄²⁻-free bioreactor, the methanogens were initially highly sensitive to Asᴵᴵᴵ (formed from Asᵛ reduction) but quickly adapted to its toxicity. Consequently, the formation of ASM would impact the methanogenic activity of an anaerobic biofilm, while the exposure to Asᴵᴵᴵ would not have a negative impact if the biofilm undergoes adaptation. The sixth and final objective was to study the stability of a biogenic ASM at two different pH values (6.5 and 7.5) and under different redox conditions. The long-term stability was evaluated in three different bioreactors that operated for 145 d: aerobic (R1), anoxic (nitrate as alternative e-acceptor (R2) and anaerobic (R3). The dissolution of ASM was greatly affected by the pH, and slightly by the presence and nature of the e-acceptor. The ASM was very stable at pH 6.5, however, the As mobilization rate was up to 7-fold higher at pH 7.5, likely due to the formation of thioarsenic species. The stability of ASM was also impacted by the e-acceptor present. The As mobilization rate was 77% higher under anaerobic conditions than under aerobic conditions, most likely due to the formation of secondary As-bearing minerals. Therefore, the stability of ASM depends on the conditions of the operation, and it can be controlled by altering the environmental conditions, such as the pH or the presence of the e-acceptor.
dc.language.iso en_US en
dc.publisher The University of Arizona. en_US
dc.rights Copyright © is held by the author. Digital access to this material is made possible by the University Libraries, University of Arizona. Further transmission, reproduction or presentation (such as public display or performance) of protected items is prohibited except with permission of the author. en_US
dc.subject arsenite en_US
dc.subject biomineralization en_US
dc.subject oxidation en_US
dc.subject precipitation en_US
dc.subject reduction en_US
dc.subject Environmental Engineering en_US
dc.subject arsenate en_US
dc.title The Role of Microorganisms in the Biogeochemical Cycle of Arsenic in the Environment en_US
dc.type text en
dc.type Electronic Dissertation en
thesis.degree.grantor University of Arizona en_US
thesis.degree.level doctoral en_US
dc.contributor.committeemember Sierra-Alvarez, Maria Reyes en_US
dc.contributor.committeemember Field, James A. en_US
dc.contributor.committeemember Arnold, Robert G. en_US
dc.contributor.committeemember Maier, Raina M. en_US
dc.description.release Release 07-Aug-2016 en_US
thesis.degree.discipline Graduate College en_US
thesis.degree.discipline Environmental Engineering en_US
thesis.degree.name Ph.D. en_US
html.description.abstract Arsenic (As) is a highly toxic chemical that is widely distributed in groundwater around the world. As-bearing sulfide minerals (ASM) are known to contribute to high background concentrations of As in groundwater in regions where the geochemistry of the parent material is dominated by sulfide minerals. The fate of As in groundwater depends on the activity of microorganisms which can oxidize arsenite (Asᴵᴵᴵ), or reduce arsenate (Asᵛ). In oxidizing environments, Asᵛ is the predominant species, and the accumulation of As is limited by the sorption of As onto iron (Fe) oxides and hydroxides. Under reducing environments, Asᴵᴵᴵ is the predominant specie, and while the sorption strength of Asᴵᴵᴵ on the Fe-surface of Fe (oxy)hydroxides is weaker, the accumulation of As in water can be limited by the precipitation of As as part of an ASM. The main aim of this research is to study the impact of microbial activity on the mobilization and immobilization of As in the environment. The first objective of this research was to characterize the metabolic activity of three Asᴵᴵᴵ-oxidizing bacteria, Azoarcus sp. pb-1 strain EC1, Azoarcus sp. pb-1 strain EC3 and Diaphorobacter sp. pb-1 strain MC, isolated from a non-contaminated, pristine environment. These Asᴵᴵᴵ-oxidizing bacteria demonstrated a great metabolic flexibility to use oxygen and nitrate to oxidize Asᴵᴵᴵ as well as organic and inorganic substrates as alternative electron donors (e-donors) explains their presence in non-As-contaminated environments. The findings suggest that at least some Asᴵᴵᴵ-oxidizing bacteria are flexible with respect to electron-acceptors and e-donors and that they are potentially widespread in low As concentration environments. The second objective of this research was to investigate the stability of orpiment (As₂S₃) and arsenopyrite (FeAsS), at circumneutral pH and 30°C, under aerobic- and or anoxic conditions (nitrate amended as electron acceptor (e-acceptor)), in order to assess the feasibility of immobilizing As by formation of ASM as a long-term option for the bioremediation of As contamination. The percentage of As released from the minerals ranged from zero when FeAsS was biologically incubated to 87% for As₂S₃(s) under anoxic abiotic conditions. While the dissolution of ASM was greater in biological conditions, the presence of inoculum provided as sludge served as a sink for As, limiting the mobilization of As into aqueous phase. Thus, the mobilization of As from ASM can be controlled by altering the environmental conditions such as the redox conditions or by stimulating microbial activity. Further research investigated the formation of ASM catalyzed by biological reduction of Asᵛ and sulfate (SO₄²⁻). In particular, the third objective of this research was to study the effect of the pH on the removal of As due to the biological-mediated formation of ASM in an iron-poor system. A series of batch experiments were performed to study the reduction of SO₄²⁻ and Asᵛ by an anaerobic mixed culture in a range of pH conditions (6.1-7.2), using ethanol as the e-donor. A marked decrease of the total aqueous concentrations of As and S and the formation of a yellow precipitate was observed in the inoculated treatments amended with ethanol, but not in the non-inoculated controls, indicating that the As-removal was biologically mediated. The pH dramatically affected the extent and rate of As removal, as well as the stoichiometric composition of the precipitate. The precipitate was composed of a mixture of orpiment and realgar, and the proportion of orpiment in the sample increased with increasing pH. The results suggest that ASM formation is greatly enhanced at mildly acidic pH conditions. The fourth objective was to investigate the biomineralization of As through simultaneous Asᵛ and SO₄²⁻ reduction in a minimal iron environment for the As-contaminated groundwater bioremediation. A continuous bioreactor, inoculated with an anaerobic sludge was maintained at circumneutral pH (6.25-6.50) and fed with Asᵛ and SO₄²⁻, utilizing ethanol as an e-donor for over 250 d. A second bioreactor running under the same conditions but lacking SO₄²⁻ was operated as a control to study the fate of As removal. The reactor fed with both Asᵛ and SO₄²⁻ removed on the average 91.2% of the total soluble As, while less than 5% removal was observed in the control bioreactor without S. The biomineralization of As in the bioreactor was also evident from the formation of a yellow precipitate made of a mixture of As₂S₃ and AsS minerals. These results taken as a whole indicate that a bioremediation process relying on the addition of a simple, low-cost e-donor offers potential to promote the removal of As from groundwater by precipitation of ASM. The fifth objective was to evaluate the toxic impact that the exposure to soluble As or the formation of ASM could have on the anaerobic mixed culture used as inocula. The methanogenic community on the reactors was impacted by addition of As. The biogenic ASM inhibited the acetoclastic methanogens causing an accumulation of acetate. In the SO₄²⁻-free bioreactor, the methanogens were initially highly sensitive to Asᴵᴵᴵ (formed from Asᵛ reduction) but quickly adapted to its toxicity. Consequently, the formation of ASM would impact the methanogenic activity of an anaerobic biofilm, while the exposure to Asᴵᴵᴵ would not have a negative impact if the biofilm undergoes adaptation. The sixth and final objective was to study the stability of a biogenic ASM at two different pH values (6.5 and 7.5) and under different redox conditions. The long-term stability was evaluated in three different bioreactors that operated for 145 d: aerobic (R1), anoxic (nitrate as alternative e-acceptor (R2) and anaerobic (R3). The dissolution of ASM was greatly affected by the pH, and slightly by the presence and nature of the e-acceptor. The ASM was very stable at pH 6.5, however, the As mobilization rate was up to 7-fold higher at pH 7.5, likely due to the formation of thioarsenic species. The stability of ASM was also impacted by the e-acceptor present. The As mobilization rate was 77% higher under anaerobic conditions than under aerobic conditions, most likely due to the formation of secondary As-bearing minerals. Therefore, the stability of ASM depends on the conditions of the operation, and it can be controlled by altering the environmental conditions, such as the pH or the presence of the e-acceptor.

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Adjacent to the Square is a city parking ramp. The public parking meters are located on the lowest level where you can park for $0.50 per hour, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Parking is free at all other times, including nights, weekends and holidays. Throughout Downtown, there is free off-street parking, with a two-hour limit Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Anchored by JCPenney, Sears and Herberger's, the Rushmore Mall boasts many establishments ranging from national chains to locally-owned stores. A food court and a variety of restaurants just outside of the mall provide plenty of dining opportunities for all appetites.
The newest shopping center in Rapid City offers 900,000 square feet of retail space. Here you can browse through Scheels All Sports, Target, Furniture Row, Gordmans, Bed Bath and Beyond, T.J. Maxx and many others.
There are many Black Hills Gold jewelry manufacturing outlets in Rapid City. Most include tours that show visitors the process of how Black Hills Gold is made.
Many of Rapid City's stores and boutiques offer unique products made in South Dakota.
Prairie Edge Trading Co. & Galleries features the finest collection of Native American art, crafts, books, music and cultural artifact reproductions and is located across from Main Street Square.
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I've always appreciated the brassy candor from two sisters upon meeting Jesus after Lazarus' death: "Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died" (John 11:21, 32). It's not hard to imagine what they were really thinking.
It's quite a chastising zinger leveled at the Lord. Don't pass it by too quickly. Jesus is indeed hopelessly late for this funeral. Lazarus was in the tomb for four days (11:17) when Jesus arrived, and it's not like he didn't know about the illness (11:4-6).
Maybe Jesus had a good excuse for his tardiness. Any pastor four days late for a funeral, unexcused, had better be prepared to face the music. The congregation council would hold a special meeting. Somebody might call the bishop.
Let the sisterly ire stand. Mary and Martha speak for anyone who occasionally wonders about the seeming absence of Jesus in the face of tragedy.
Death is all around us. I once took confirmation students on a hike. We rounded a turn in the path and came upon a 4-foot black snake in the middle of a meal. Half of a chipmunk was still visible in its mouth.
Jesus may be late to his friend's funeral, but upon arrival he walks right at death, right into the tomb. His voice is confident, even impatient. "Did I not tell you that if you believed, you would see the glory of God?" (11:40). A terse prayer in front of the tomb reveals further frustration with the crowd (11:41-42).
Lazarus comes forth. Jesus' words here are telling: "Unbind him, and let him go." He could just as easily have said, "Unbind them and let them go." That is, unbind the fearful community from their great apprehension of death; free them.
Baptism powerfully mirrors this old story. We are joined to the death and resurrection of Jesus (Romans 6:3-5). This is true for the living and true for those in your local cemetery. Fill an empty tomb with water, someone once said, and you've got yourself a baptismal font.
Jesus won't be jerked around by death in this old story. He doesn't allow death to drive the action or have the last say.
Jesus can't shield us from the excruciating last moments of those we love. He can't protect us from death. But he can keep us from something even worse—our great and immobilizing fear of it.
Unbind us, Lord. Let us go.
Author of nine books, Frank G. Honeycutt is an ELCA pastor living in Walhalla, S.C. His newest book, Sunday Comes Every Week: Daily Habits for the Busy Preacher (Eerdmans), will be released May 2019.
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Q: Change div on each click using vanilla js I have 2 divs div1 and div2. My goal is to make them change on each button click

    <button onclick="changeText();" id="changeText" data-text="Enjoy!">Hello!</button>

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ipsum leo,
        scelerisque at dapibus ac, consectetur vel ipsum.

Cras suscipit ullamcorper elit vitae sodales. Sed euismod felis molestie lorem
        gravida a venenatis risus sollicitudin. Proin accumsan lorem in est adipiscing faucibus.

My js-code that right now works but i can see that it is completely wrong written.
var button = document.getElementById("changeText");
button.addEventListener(
    "click",
    function () {
        if (document.getElementById("div1").style.display == "block") {
            document.getElementById("div1").style.display = "none";
            document.getElementById("div2").style.display = "block";
        } else {
            document.getElementById("div2").style.display = "none";
            document.getElementById("div1").style.display = "block"

        }
    },
    false
);

What can I do to make this code look and work better?

A: It will at least look a little better if you create variables of the two divs;
const div1 = document.getElementById("div1");
const div2 = document.getElementById("div2");

A: If I understand your question correctly, you can achieve this by toggling between style.display: none and style.display: block on your elements with each click of the button. For example, something like:

function toggleDisplay(el) {
  el.style.display = el.style.display === 'none' ? 'block' : 'none';
}

const divEl1 = document.querySelector('#div1');
const divEl2 = document.querySelector('#div2');

document.querySelector('div').addEventListener('click', event => {
  if (event.target.tagName === 'BUTTON') {
    toggleDisplay(divEl1);
    toggleDisplay(divEl2);
  }
});

  <button id="changeText" data-text="Enjoy!">Hello!</button>

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ipsum leo, scelerisque at dapibus ac, consectetur vel ipsum.

Cras suscipit ullamcorper elit vitae sodales. Sed euismod felis molestie lorem gravida a venenatis risus sollicitudin. Proin accumsan lorem in est adipiscing faucibus.

A: My suggestion:

var divs = document.querySelectorAll('.text');
changeText.onclick = () => divs.forEach(div => div.classList.toggle('hidden'));
.hidden {
  display: none;
}

  <button id="changeText" data-text="Enjoy!">Hello!</button>

    Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ipsum leo, scelerisque at dapibus ac, consectetur vel ipsum.

    Cras suscipit ullamcorper elit vitae sodales. Sed euismod felis molestie lorem gravida a venenatis risus sollicitudin. Proin accumsan lorem in est adipiscing faucibus.

Alternatively:

div_2.style.display = "none";
changeText.onclick = () => {
  div_2.style.display == "none" ? (div_1.style.display = "none", div_2.style.display = "block") : (div_1.style.display = "block", div_2.style.display = "none")
};

  <button id="changeText" data-text="Enjoy!">Hello!</button>

    Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ipsum leo, scelerisque at dapibus ac, consectetur vel ipsum.

    Cras suscipit ullamcorper elit vitae sodales. Sed euismod felis molestie lorem gravida a venenatis risus sollicitudin. Proin accumsan lorem in est adipiscing faucibus.

A: Create a CSS class that hides content, and toggle that class:

let divs = document.querySelectorAll(".text");
document.getElementById("changeText").addEventListener("click", () => {
    for (let div of divs) div.classList.toggle("hidden");
});
.hidden { display: none }

    <button id="changeText">Hello!</button>

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ipsum leo,
        scelerisque at dapibus ac, consectetur vel ipsum.

Cras suscipit ullamcorper elit vitae sodales. Sed euismod felis molestie lorem
        gravida a venenatis risus sollicitudin. Proin accumsan lorem in est adipiscing faucibus.

Some comments on your code:

*

*It defines two click handlers: one with addEventListener, but another one with the HTML attribute onclick. The latter references a function you did not provide.

*data-text="Enjoy!" is not used

*id="div1": don't create a sort of enumerated id attributes. This is almost always a wrong choice. Instead give such a group of elements a common CSS class, and then use a DOM method to get all of them in a node list.

A: I recommend saving the elements in variables and using classes to hide the element using the classList.toggle () method.
CSS
.hidden{display:none;}

HTML

    <button onclick="changeText();" id="changeText" data-text="Enjoy!">Hello!</button>

       Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ipsum leo, scelerisque at dapibus ac, consectetur vel ipsum.

        Cras suscipit ullamcorper elit vitae sodales. Sed euismod felis molestie lorem gravida a venenatis risus sollicitudin. Proin accumsan lorem in est adipiscing faucibus.

JS
var button = document.getElementById("changeText");
var div1 = document.getElementById("div1");
var div2 = document.getElementById("div2");
button.addEventListener("click",function () {
    div1.classList.toggle('hidden');
    div2.classList.toggle('hidden');
});


Tax help organizations comply with regulations of the IRS.
2 What Is a Tax Lawyer?
4 How Much Should an Entry Level Tax Attorney Get Paid?
Attorneys practicing tax law are responsible for advising businesses and taxpayers on tax-related issues, liabilities and penalties on the local, state and federal level. They often help prepare documents involved with estates, gifts, property, profit and income to meet current tax laws and IRS regulations as well as create strategies that best solve financial problems of their clients. While a detailed knowledge of tax law is essential, tax lawyers don't earn as much as much as their corporate counterparts.
In 2011, lawyers earned an average salary of $130,490 per year, or $62.74 per hour, reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But this figure reflects all lawyers, regardless of industry. Tax lawyers earn closer to $84,150 a year, or $40.46 per hour.
Like any job, experience affects salaries, and tax lawyers are no exception. Those just starting out earn an average of $69,300 a year, according to the website PattentAttorneySalary.org. But starting salaries can range anywhere between $55,440 and $83,160 annually. As experience increases, so do salaries. Top yearly salaries in tax law range from $79,300 to $118,800.
On top of experience, location affects the salaries of tax lawyers. In New York City, for example, lawyers earn 41 percent more than the national average, according to Robert Half Legal, a national recruitment firm for legal professionals. Those on Long Island also fare better than most, making 35 percent more than average. The same, however, can't be said for lawyers practicing in Spokane, Washington, where salaries are 18 percent lower than the national average.
The job outlook for lawyers in general isn't as bright as other professions. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment growth isn't expected to exceed 10 percent from 2010 to 2020. This is much slower than the national average for all occupations, which is estimated at 14 percent. Because organizations are turning to accountants and paralegals to prepare many of their legal documents, the growth rate will continue to be constrained, making competition for available positions strong.
Severson, Dana. "How Much Do Tax Lawyers Make?" Work - Chron.com, http://work.chron.com/much-tax-lawyers-make-10227.html. Accessed 25 April 2019.


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Restaurants Serve Youth Employment
By Quench Staff / Food / May 10th, 2013 / 2
If you happen to be the creative type, you might be interested in the latest pronouncement from the Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association. The news is in regards to the latest numbers indicating high youth unemployment across Canada. In Ontario, restaurants are partnering with the province's government to do their part in addressing this difficult and complex situation.
Ontario's $25 billion restaurant industry is prepared to play a significant role to grow youth employment which is a priority in the 2013 Ontario Budget. Future labour shortages mean that attracting and retaining youth is a priority for every business in Ontario. "Restaurants and other food service operators provide an excellent training ground and long-term opportunities for youth looking for job experience," says Stephanie Jones, Ontario Vice President for the 30,000-member Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association. "In an industry with average profit margins of 3 per cent, restaurants are encouraged by the decision today to hold the line on minimum wage which would exacerbate the already low youth employment rate – identified at 50% in the 2013 budget."
Ontario's restaurant industry is a major source of youth and entry-level jobs, providing nearly 188,000 young people under the age of 25 with valuable job experience and workplace skills.  In total, the industry employs more than 425,000 Ontarians in a wide range of jobs, and in every community. "Restaurants are the number one provider of first jobs in Canada. No other industry helps more students to pay their way through school or works with more young people to develop valuable job skills," says CRFA President and CEO Garth Whyte. "We look forward to working with the Ontario government to increase youth employment."
Ontario's restaurant industry generates $25-billion annually in economic activity and is the fourth-largest private-sector employer with more than 425,000 direct jobs.
Quench Staff
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As Wolf says: "It is not hard to see why ordinary people, notably native-born men, are alienated. They are losers, at least relatively; they do not share equally in the gains. They feel used and abused. After the financial crisis and slow recovery in standards of living, they see elites as incompetent and predatory. The surprise is not that many are angry but that so many are not".
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centres opened for the disabled and elderly.
a cap for landholdings to 993 acres per owner; around 200,000 peasants received title deeds as large land holdings were broken up.
The BBC's Latin American website, in considering Castro's legacy states: "Undoubtedly, life for most Cubans on the island (and that means the vast majority who were poor when Castro came to power) improved dramatically under his leadership".
In his autobiography he said: "If people call me Christian, not from the standpoint of religion but from the standpoint of social vision, I declare that I am a Christian." He was an exponent of the idea that Jesus Christ was a communist, citing the feeding of the 5,000 and the story of Jesus and the rich young man as evidence.
In the early 1990s Castro embraced environmental concerns, campaigning against global warming and the waste of natural resources, and accusing the U.S. of being the world's primary polluter. In 1994 a ministry dedicated to the environment was established, and new laws established in 1997 that promoted awareness of environmental issues throughout Cuba and stressed the sustainable use of natural resources.
By 2006, Cuba was the world's only nation which met the United Nations Development Programme's definition of sustainable development, with an ecological footprint of less than 1.8 hectares per capita and a Human Development Index of over 0.8.
Castro denounced the Third World debt problem, arguing that the Third World would never escape the debt that First World banks and governments imposed upon it and hosting international conferences on the world debt problem.
In Somalia, Tanzania, Mozambique and Angola he was greeted as a hero for Cuba's role in opposing apartheid South Africa and throughout much of Africa he was hailed as a friend to liberation from foreign dominance. Nelson Mandela's first visit after leaving prison was to visit Castro in Havana to thank him for his support in the struggle against apartheid.
He led the Non-Aligned Movement from 1979–83. In December 2014, he received the Chinese Confucius Peace Prize for seeking peaceful solutions to his nation's conflict with the U.S. and for his post-retirement efforts to prevent nuclear war. In January 2015, he publicly commented on the increased normalization between Cuba-U.S. relations, stating that it was a positive move for establishing peace in the region.


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The new Museum of Ethnography – _Photo: ligetbudapest.hu
Opposition councillor calls approval "unlawful"
City assembly passes amendment to construction rules
Budapest's metropolitan assembly on Wednesday approved an amendment to building regulations in connection with the revamp of the capital's City Park. The amendment was approved with 18 votes in favour, 10 against and one abstention.
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The proposal notes that the amendment nixes construction of the New National Gallery, the Hungarian House of Innovation and the City Park Theatre along with certain catering and commercial establishments with the aim of turning the areas on which they would have been built into green spaces.
It also adds regulations pertaining to the use of renewable energy and amends existing ones with the aim of protecting the park's plant life.
In a debate before the amendment was passed, Fidesz councillor Zsolt Lang called its approval "unlawful", arguing that it went against a government decree fixing the project's building regulations issued on Tuesday which says the capital will not have the authority to amend building rules set out in the decree.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony said the city's leadership had offered to compromise on the project with the government by allowing completion of construction projects that were already under way in the area.
Trianon centenary exhibition opens at National Museum
Justics minister: EC rule of law report based on 'ready-baked material'


The main Decryptor Interface is a Multiple-Document-Interface (MDI) with customizable floating tool windows consisting of a Main Menu Bar, a SQL Server/Group Window, the Decryption Window, an Output Log, a Search Window, a Decryption Queue and an Object Properties Window. All windows can be re-arranged and collapsed to suit your personal tastes.
The bottom-right of the Decryptor Interface contains an page indicator/counter and zoom bar that works independently for each tab in the Decryption Window.
Adds a new group to the top of the group hierarchy of the SQL Server Window.
Renames the currently selected group.
Removes the currently selected group. If there are server nodes underneath the group you will be asked if you want to remove them all or move them to the next highest node in the list.
Invokes the Add SQL Server Dialog to add a new or saved server to the list.
Invokes the Edit SQL Server Dialog to edit the currently selected server.
Removes the currently selected SQL Server from the list. The server information and connection properties will be saved so it can be easily referenced when connecting to it again.
Disconnects and logs off of the currently active SQL Server and leaves it in the list.
Invokes the Decryption Wizard which is a batch tool that allows you to create script files or replace objects directly on the server. You can select specific objects by server and/or database. Invoking the Decryption Wizard using this button does not make any assumptions about any selected nodes in the server list.
Invokes the Export to Files Dialog allowing the currently active tab's contents to be saved to the file system.
Replaces the decrypted object in the active tab on the server (registered version only). Please see the Replace on Server Warning Dialog. If the object's server has been disconnected or the object has already been replaced on the server, this option will be disabled.
Re-decrypts the active tab's encrypted object. If the object's server has been disconnected or the object has been replaced on the server, this option will be disabled.
Applies or removes reformatting for the active tab's decrypted contents.
Applies or removes word wrapping for the active tab's decrypted contents.
When checked all decrypted objects will have word wrapping applied to the window before it is displayed.
When checked all decrypted objects will have the TSQL reformatted and applied to the window before it is displayed.
When decrypted objects are displayed on the MDI interface, a new tab is created and focus is given to it. When checked the focus will stick to the currently active tab.
Opens a new web browser and loads this help page.
Opens a new web browser and loads the SQLDecryptor.com home page.
Opens a new web browser and loads the Binary Softworks Support Options page.
Invokes the Check for Updates Dialog to check for a newer version of Orbital's SQL Decryptor.
Opens a new web browser and loads the Binary Softworks shopping cart page with one copy of Orbital's SQL Decryptor in it.
Invokes the Register Product Dialog so you can register Orbital's SQL Decryptor and unlock all of the trial version restrictions.
If you have registered Orbital's SQL Decryptor and unlocked the trial version then this icon will be displayed. Clicking it will deactivate the current license and revert the software back to it's trial version. This is useful if you need to uninstall the decryptor to install it on a different device.
Invokes the About Dialog which displays information about the current build and license data.
This window contains the hierarchical structure of all the Groups and SQL Servers added to the Decryptor Interface. All groups and servers are displayed in alphabetical order and can be re-arranged by dragging and dropping between the available groups. For more detailed information reference the SQL Servers Window topic.
The Decryption Window is the heart of the Multiple-Document-Interface (MDI) and displays decrypted objects in a tabular format. Objects can be decrypted by dragging them from the SQL Servers Window and dropping them here. Main menu options will be enabled/disabled based on the setting for each tab. For more detailed information reference the Decryption Window topic.
The Output Log Window is a central area that stores event information for all operations of the Decryption Program. Connection statuses, errors, decryption data and other information can be found here. For more detailed information reference the Output Log topic.
The Search Window lets you scan the contents of all the open tabs in the Decryption Window by keyword or phrase. Results are displayed for each keyword or phrase and show the position where they keyword or phrase was found in the document. For more detailed information reference the Search Window topic.
The Decryption Queue displays the status of the encrypted object being processed and any others that are waiting to be processed. The Decryption Queue is strictly for viewing the queue and no other options are available to interact with it. For more detailed information reference the Decryption Queue topic.
The Object Properties Window displays detailed object and connection information for the encrypted object associated with the Decryption Window's active tab. For more detailed information reference the Object Properties Window topic.


More elementary classrooms will be needed to maintain class sizes with projected enrollment growth, according to a report presented to the Milton School Committee.
MILTON − To maintain present class sizes in the elementary grades, the school system will need to add classrooms in the near future and more over the next decade.
Those are the recommendations of a report presented to the school committee Wednesday night by representatives of the architectural firm of Drummey Rosane Anderson.
Based on projections done by the New England School Development Council, the present elementary school enrollment of 2,311 students in grades K-5 is projected to grow to 2,457 in 2021. And by 2028, elementary enrollment is expected to reach 2,512 students.
That would translate into the need for up to 20 classrooms within three years and 26 classrooms within a decade, architect Carl Franceschi of DRA told the committee.
"It is very close to being a whole new school," he said.
He said the projected 2028 elementary enrollment is a third more than it was when the present school building program was completed a decade ago.
Franceschi said one option is to keep the elementary schools at the present size, which would increase the class sizes from an average of 22 to 23 students in kindergarten and 23 to 24 students in grades 1-5 within three years. He said individual classes could be larger.
Short-term options include converting art, music and computer rooms into regular classrooms and converting portions of school libraries and media centers into classrooms. This could add eight classrooms, he said.
Other short-term options include converting the top floor of the Cunningham School into classroom space, renting modular classrooms or some combination of any of the options.
Long-term options include building an addition to an elementary school, moving grade 5 classes to an addition at Pierce Middle School, building an early education center at either Milton High School or another site, or constructing a new elementary school.
Franceschi said at least 10 acres of land would be needed for a suburban elementary school, and that any major construction would take at least two years.
The report did not include cost estimates for the various options.
The school committee has submitted an article for the Feb. 25 special town meeting to form a school building committee to oversee any future construction projects.
School Committee Chairman Dr. Kevin Donahue said residents can comment on the elementary space issue at the next school committee meeting on Jan. 16.


Recycling doesn't have a long history in Kenya. But for the last five years, social enterprise TakaTaka Solutions has been doing its bit in communities rich and poor, companies, schools and private homes.
When China announced it would no longer recycle the world's old plastic bottles, cardboard boxes and tattered newspapers, it triggered a global trash crisis. The search for new refuse dumps is ongoing.


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Bizarre Pee Burglar torments Kingswood: Steals mail, relieves herself
A Capital Night
Democrat superstar Wendy Davis and protestors halt Texas abortion bill
New UH Degree
University of Houston launches graduate program to train leaders in the arts
U of H launches graduate program to train leaders in the arts
By Joel Luks
The University of Houston is introducing a new Master of Arts degree with a concentration in Arts Leadership. Courtesy of University of Houston
Sixto Wagan, director of the newly created Center for Arts Leadership. Photo by RJ Warren Photography
Fleurette Fernando, director, MA Program in Arts Leadership, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Houston. Courtesy photo
Wisdom says that leaders aren't simply masters of their domain. Leaders don't just have the dexterity to adapt to changing circumstances. Leadership isn't only about reinventing oneself in the face of opposition.
Leadership means being able to visualize what doesn't exist and forge a framework that also facilitates others to thrive.
And in that definition lies the conundrum when trying to educate a commander-in-chief of any realm, that is, how does one teach knowledge that hasn't yet come into existence?
After careful strategic planning, the University of Houston is introducing a new Master of Arts degree with a concentration in Arts Leadership. The two-year graduate program pledges to "take an entrepreneurial approach to preparing creative professionals to launch, administer and maintain arts organizations of all sizes" in hopes of nurturing the next generation of influentials in arts and entertainment.
It isn't a degree in arts administration nor is it discipline specific. It's arts leadership in a much larger scope — an important distinction.
Catalyst for movement
At the helm of the program is Fleurette Fernando, formerly the director of grants at Houston Arts Alliance, with support from the newly created Center for Arts Leadership, led by Rice alum Sixto Wagan, who left an 18-year career at DiverseWorks to set this initiative in motion.
"Before you deconstruct something or break the rules, you have to know what the rules are."
"Arts leadership is not defined as being an executive director, it's not defined as being at the pinnacle of a hierarchy of an established model," Wagan explains. "It's about being a catalyst for a movement — in any capacity.
"Old models aren't going to work forever. We need to think about leadership in terms of value systems and philosophies, not in terms of individual skills."
As a result of changing demographics, evolving methods of funding and new ways to preside over creative activities, the kind of leader needed to usher the arts into the 21st century has not been defined yet, Wagan says. The promise of the curriculum is for students to redefine and create new blueprints for success.
"Before you deconstruct something or break the rules, you have to know what the rules are," Fernando adds. "With the academic classes, we want to develop people who are aware of the strengths and pitfalls of current models so they can ask a lot of relevant, critical questions."
Training art leaders
The price tag of the 36-credit-hour Arts Leadership program is approximately $20,000 for both years collectively, a figure that includes all fees and optional health insurance. The rate was set to be more affordable than similar programs such as Southern Methodist University and Carnegie Mellon University, which UH officials studied to design the curriculum.
The first year of the UH degree includes core coursework in current trends, new technologies, financial management, marketing, fundraising and grant writing. Classes are scheduled at night to entice working professionals to enroll. At the heart of the second year is a project-focused internship at a local arts organization, complemented by electives in the School of Communications, the School of Public Administration and the School of Fine Arts.
"How can you bring arts to the world without a connection to people outside of the field?"
In partnership with the Center for Arts Leadership, pupils will have access to national leaders of repute in the fields of arts, entertainment and culture.
The deadline to apply for the program is Friday.
"I see this developing as a think tank where scholars and professionals discuss their latest research, their latest challenges, for it to be a magnet that gathers the best of the best on an international scale," Fernando says. "A meeting-of-the-minds where experts disseminate their work and dissect their ideas within an academic context that's also relevant in practice."
A supplemental mission is to archive knowledge, a task that's crucial considering the generational shift that's currently affecting arts organizations.
"As artists, we suffer from amnesia," she continues. "Capturing information from retiring leaders, giving them a space to tell their stories, will safeguard their legacy and trajectory so we don't reinvent the wheel again and again."
Wagan posits that the combination of Houston's strengths — entrepreneurial spirit, philanthropy, diversity and creative exploration — renders the city a fascinating Petri dish, a lab to try ideas that could have international impact.
Both Wagan and Fernando refined their arts know-how on the job. Amid the many lessons they acquired hands-on, one rises as most important. They are hoping to inspire students to work smarter — not harder.
"Thriving in chaos can be exciting, but problematic and not sustainable."
"I wish I knew more about balance when I started," Fernando quips. "It's a problem because your fire and your passion can leave you feeling burned out. Thriving in chaos can be exciting, but problematic and not sustainable."
Wagan agrees.
"You have to have a personal life that isn't about work — for the sake of your work," he adds. "There's a danger in becoming insular from the community at large. How can you bring arts to the world without a connection to people outside of the field?"
It isn't about being martyrs and going at it alone.
"We feel like if we're not doing it alone, by ourselves, we feel like it's not being done right — right being the most problematic word in that statement," he says. "A collective drive to achieve the mission is much more effective."


Is PTSD To Blame For The Borderline Bar Shooting?
The former Marine accused of gunning down a dozen people in Wednesday's Thousand Oaks rampage may have been suffering from PTSD, officials say.Ian David Long, 28, is accused of opening fire inside the Borderline Bar and Grill, a popular college hangout in Thousand Oaks, California.
Authorities later found him dead near the establishment's front entrance.
Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean says prior to the shooting, Long had displayed erratic behavior commonly associated with post-traumatic stress disorder, a mental disorder triggered by trauma.
However, some mental health experts have disagreed with Dean's prognosis, saying it's unlikely PTSD would cause someone to react in such a violent manner.
Barbara Olasov Rothbaum, a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, says, "It's not PTSD. This is whatever else, what other pathology would cause someone to do this."
Bryan Suits, decorated war veteran and host of KFI's Dark Secret Place and Super Hyper Local Sunday Nights spoke with Gary and Shannon today to offer up his own perspective on how PTSD plays key factors on soldiers, regardless of degree.


Gluten-Free Cauliflower Pizza Bento, a photo by sherimiya ♥ on Flickr.
Hello people! Remember the first gluten-free pizza crust I made over in this bento last month? It was from a mix, and it was okay. It had that gluten-free background flavor, not like real crust. Well, this time I wanted to try something totally different, and I found this cauliflower pizza crust idea floating around. I saw it at RecipeGirl's site first, but she noted that lots of others had tried similar variations. All you do is grate a head of cauliflower, mix it with egg and cheese, form a crust and bake. Sounds crazy? Actually I thought, there's no way this is going to stick together to make a crust. So I added some rice flour and some flaxmeal. Did I ruin it? Who knows? Let's just say this does not turn out to be what you think it'll turn out to be. It's basically a cheese cracker with some cauliflower bits mixed in there. Nothing wrong with that, but I mention it just so you'll know. Now, I love a cheese cracker. Salty, crispy, and yes - greasy - goodness is hard to argue with. So of course my little girl loved it! But if you try it, I'd caution you to use a nonstick pan, or parchment paper.
1. Grate the cauliflower into small crumbles. You can use the food processor if you'd like, but you just want crumbles, not puree. I used a box grater. You'll need a total of about 2 cups or so of cauliflower crumbles (which is about half a large head of cauliflower. Place the cauliflower crumbles in a large bowl and microwave them (dry) for 8 minutes. Give the cauliflower a chance to cool. They'll be nice and soft.
3. Add toppings of your choice and return pizza to oven to broil for 5 minutes or until toppings are hot and cheese is melted and bubbly.
I have seen similar recipes, but I haven't tried them yet. This looks soo good, I think I'll try the recipe soon!
It's worth trying; it's really an interesting texture. And you can't taste the cauliflower really at all, but it gives substance to the crust. Hope you can try it for yourself!
Yum! We love cauliflower crust pizza at our house ~ It's such a delish, healthy, GF option!
Yep... thinking about eating this as crackers only... Delish!
Can't believe I only just now heard of it. It's a functional substitute that's also kinda healthy. Woh.
Great that you linked it in. Have a great week, too.
I think if you omit the cheese it won't stay together. The melted cheese and the egg works to bind the cauliflower in the absence of flour. I haven't tried it, but that's my guess.
It sounds great--maybe not pizza, but still great. I think you're right about the cheese. I've seen recipes for crackers that are essentially just melted cheese.
This is so cool! And looks so good. It looks both crunchy and chewy (my faves!).. Serious yum.
I made this pizza for my family and it was devoured within minutes. We're a family of six, so I doubled the recipe. Pizza will never be the same in my house....this was declared the best crust ever!!
That's great!! Thanks so much for sharing that Carey. So glad your family is enjoying it so much!
I'm going to have to try this recipe. My picky boy will hardly touch veggies so maybe I can sneak it by in this crust, LOL. You seem to be a relative newbie to GF so I thought I might suggest a pizza crust alternative to you (my son is Celiac). I use Chebe mix (the original, not the pizza one) and make the dough to package directions but add italian seasoning, garlic powder, and a little extra oil for handling and shaping. You can use cheese or not (I have done both with and without parm, and I prefer without). Split the dough into 2 and form crust on an oiled cutting board (make it as thin as possible but without it ripping). And I grill it or bake it. If you are grilling it cook one side, then top the cooked side with sauce, cheese, and toppings then stick it back on the grill until the underside is cooked and cheese is melty. If baking, bake for about 15-20 mins (it should be golden and look done) take it out, top it and then stick it under the broiler. One box of mix will make 2 8-10" pizzas. The texture of chebe is a little more on the chewy side, so it is important to try to get as thin as possible. I don't add cheese because I find cheese adds to the already chewy texture.


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MilanMakesBeats Talks D Savage, Making Cap$ule Corp With Chinatown, & More
I got another chance to connect with producing icon MilanMakesBeats for our second interview. Milan has been responsible for helping launch artists like D Savage, Playboi Carti, and Lil Yachty's career by recognizing their talent before anyone else did. Be on the lookout for more music from Milan and Cap$ule Corp!
You're from Rock Hill, SC, right? What's the music scene like in your area? Who were you listening to growing up?
Yeah I'm from Rock Hill SC. My upbringing was pretty good, my parents always supported me in everything I did or wanted to do. The music scene here is really growing, I think people would really excel if they took it more seriously and invest in themselves. I grew up being a big Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y, Chief Keef, and Kid Cudi fan.
You and Chinatown created the production duo, Cap$ule Corp. What made you two decide you wanted to collaborate as a dual sound? What can we expect from Cap$ule Corp in the future?
We had very similar sounds and how we thought about moving in the music industry was very similar to each other. We clicked as soon as we met. Expect more collabs and joint projects.
In 2017 you released your first mixtape, "Wave 1". "Wave 1" features artists: Yung Bans, Playboi Carti, Thouxanbanfauni, D Savage, Warhol.SS, UnoTheActivist, Lil Yachty, Levi Carter, Joey Fatts, and Larry League a stacked lineup for a mixtape. What made you decide to want to put out a mixtape as a producer?
I put it out because I felt like those artists weren't doing it right. Everything they dropped they gave it away for free and just didn't do business right. I took it into my own hands to make the tapes to show artists and producers how it should be done.
Let's talk about "32 Gang" a song featured on "Wave 1" by Warhol.SS produced by you and Vin$o. How did the beat get into Warhol.SS hands?
He sent me a melody and I just added a few others and the rest of the instruments. I sent Warhol the beat.
You produced "Joker" another song on "Wave 1" featuring D Savage. Can you run us through the process of making the beat? How did you end up collaborating on this song with D Savage?
This was another online collab me and D Savage had been talking about working and would FaceTtime whenever he was recording or I was making beats.
You worked with Lil Yachty very early on in his career. You produced "Boat Time" featured on his debut EP: "Summer Songs EP" released in 2015, also re-released by you on your debut mixtape "Wave 1" two years later. What made you want to re-release the song on your mixtape?
Yachty and I would DM back and forth because I rocked with his music early and he fucked with my beats. We originally were supposed to do a full tape after that but he blew up and it never happened. I added it to "Wave 1" because it was never released on streaming platforms.
Lessons you've learned that you wish you knew when you first started as a producer or an artist?
I wish I knew in the beginning how to get on streaming platforms and more about royalties/contracts. Biggest lesson I learned is that people word is not their bond so do the paperwork.
You've worked with a lot of artists over your career. What do you think is the best way to get your foot in the door as a producer?
The best way to get your foot in the door is work with as many different people you can and also remain humble. Stay focused and keep working towards your goal. I got myself here by by covering my ass and copyrighting everything and doing contracts with artists.
What can we expect from MilanMakesBeats in 2019 and 2020? Any upcoming projects your working on that we should be aware of?
I plan to do another tape but it takes a lot more effort and work now because I do everything right to avoid issues. I will soon be changing how I operate and do things as an artist so be on the lookout.


This tab allows viewing general information about the policy and number of hosts applying it.
This tab allows configuring notifications and Administration server storage settings for different events.
By default, only two users, root and kluser, are allowed to run the Real-time protection task. If you want some other users (groups) to be able to access it, check the box Scan only when accessed under the following accounts, click the corresponding button Add, enter user(group) name and click OK.
Each action consists of two subsequent steps: the second one (Delete, e.g.) is used if the first one fails (Disinfect, e.g.).
Select a threat in the drop-down menu, check the box Specify actions, and select actions from the list. Click OK when the configuration is complete.
Exclude objects by threat name. Enabling this option and clicking Add allows to enter a threat name.
Copy updates for selected modules (will copy only the selected module updates. You can find the list of components in the components table).
object masks to be skipped by Real-Time protection (click Add).
Click OK to complete configuration of the policy.