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This article is more than 11 years old
Police caught on tape trying to recruit Plane Stupid protester as spy
Climate change activist taped men who offered cash for information about group's members and activities
Listen to the tapes and read the transcripts
Juliana Napier, Tilly Gifford and Dan Glass with some of the recording equipment they used. Photograph: Murdo Macleod
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Fri 24 Apr 2009 13.18 EDT
Undercover police are running a network of hundreds of informants inside protest organisations who secretly feed them intelligence in return for cash, according to evidence handed to the Guardian.
They claim to have infiltrated a number of environmental groups and said they are receiving information about leaders, tactics and plans of future demonstrations.
The dramatic disclosures are revealed in almost three hours of secretly recorded discussions between covert officers claiming to be from Strathclyde police, and an activist from the protest group Plane Stupid, whom the officers attempted to recruit as a paid spy after she had been released on bail following a demonstration at Aberdeen airport last month.
Matilda Gifford, 24, said she recorded the meetings in an attempt to expose how police seek to disrupt the legitimate activities of climate change activists. She met the officers twice; they said they were a detective constable and his assistant. During the taped discussions, the officers:
• Indicate that she could receive tens of thousands of pounds to pay off her student loans in return for information about individuals within Plane Stupid.
• Say they will not pay money direct into her bank account because that would leave an audit trail that would leave her compromised. They said the money would be tax-free, and added: "UK plc can afford more than 20 quid."
• Accept that she is a legitimate protester, but warn her that her activity could mean she will struggle to find employment in the future and result in a criminal record.
• Claim they have hundreds of informants feeding them information from protest organisations and "big groupings" from across the political spectrum.
• Explain that spying could assist her if she was arrested. "People would sell their soul to the devil," an officer said.
• Warn her that she could be jailed alongside "hard, evil" people if she received a custodial sentence.
The meetings took place in a Glasgow police station last month and in a supermarket cafe on Tuesday. Gifford used a mobile phone and device sewn into her waistcoat to record what they described as a "business proposal" that she should think of as a job.
They intimated that in return for updates on Plane Stupid's plans she could receive large sums of money in cash.
When lawyers acting for Plane Stupid contacted Strathclyde police this week to establish the identities of the detective constable, they were initially told by the human resources department there was no record of his name.
But when the Guardian contacted the force, they acknowledged officers had had meetings with Plane Stupid activists.
In a statement last night, assistant chief constable George Hamilton said the force had "a responsibility to gather intelligence", and such operations were conducted according to the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA). The force would not comment on the identity of the officers.
"Officers from Strathclyde police have been in contact with a number of protesters who were involved with the Plane Stupid protests including Aberdeen airport," he said. "The purpose of this contact has been to ensure that any future protest activity is carried out within the law and in a manner which respects the rights of all concerned."
Gifford's lawyer, Patrick Campbell, said: "I have very considerable concerns about these events. There appears to be a covert operation that is running in some way with, or using, Strathclyde police's name. There appears to be a concerted effort to turn protesters to informants and possibly infiltrate peaceful protest movements.
He added: "The methods employed are disturbing, and more worrying yet is the lack of any clearly identifiable body responsible for this. These individuals seem to have some kind of police support or at the very least connections with the police – the access to police stations confirms that – but my concern is the lack of accountability and the threat to the individual and her right to protest."
Gifford intended to meet the officers for a third time on Thursday, taking a lawyer with her. But the officers did not appear at the rendezvous. However, she said she was later approached by the detective constable, who said he was disappointed in her. The man got into a car, leaving Gifford feeling shaken and intimidated.
She said last night that the initial approach from the officers was "an opportunity that fell out of the sky". She added: "Recording them seemed like the obvious thing to do. I was keen to find out what they had to offer, what they wanted to find out, and feed that back to the group in case other members of Plane Stupid were approached."
In a statement, Plane Stupid said: "Our civil liberties were invaded and our right to peaceful protest called into question simply to defend the interests of big business."

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Bruins erupt to top Capitals
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Boston Bruins left wing Brad Marchand (63) celebrates his goal during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Washington Capitals, Monday, Jan. 10, 2022, in Washington. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
January 10, 2022 at 10:05 p.m.
By Stephen Whyno
WASHINGTON — Brad Marchand returned from a bloody nose in the first period to score two goals and assist on another, while center Patrice Bergeron saved one at the other end and the Boston Bruins routed the Washington Capitals 7-3 on Monday night.
After falling behind two goals early — both by Conor Sheary — the Bruins scored six in a row to hand the Capitals their fourth consecutive defeat, which is their longest losing streak this season.
Marchand started it all in the first period after taking a hard high stick.
Washington's Nic Dowd hit Marchand on the bridge of his nose, requiring significant cleanup of blood on the ice and repairs to his nose on the bench. With Dowd still serving the double-minor penalty, Marchand — gauze stuffed in his nostrils — sparked the comeback by setting up David Pastrnak for his first goal of the game on a 5-on-3 power play with 1:26 left in the first period.
Marchand scored on a 5-on-4 just 40 seconds later to tie it before intermission.
The second period was all Boston. After defenseman Matt Grzelcyk gave the Bruins the lead, Bergeron made sure they'd keep it. Goaltender Linus Ullmark was in no position to make a save, so the four-time Selke Trophy winner got his body in front of a shot by Evgeny Kuznetsov from point-blank range that would have sailed into the empty half of the net.
Less than a minute later, Craig Smith scored to make it 4-2 Bruins and chase Capitals starting goalie Zach Fucale. On the same night he was honored for setting the record for the longest shutout streak to start an NHL career at 138:07, Fucale got the hook after allowing four goals on 16 shots in under 28 minutes of work.
Vitek Vanecek was no better, giving up Pastrnak's second goal on the first shot he faced and allowing one to Erik Haula on the second. Bruins winger Taylor Hall assisted on each of those goals to extend his point streak to six games.
Marchand scored his second midway through the third period. Grzelcyk added four assists to give himself a five-point night on the way to the Bruins improving to 9-1-1 in their past 11 road games.
Conor Sheary scored twice in the first 12:32 to stake Washington to a 2-0 lead, and Alex Ovechkin assisted on T.J. Oshie's goal late in the second that cut the deficit to 6-3. Ovechkin's 52nd point of the season put him one back of Edmonton's Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl for the league lead.
NOTES: Bruins forward Trent Frederic was ruled out after the second period with an upper-body injury. Frederic collided with Ovechkin on his final shift. … Defenseman Charlie McAvoy returned after missing two games with a lower-body injury. … Boston defensemen Connor Clifton and Derek Forbort and Washington defenseman Dmitry Orlov and winger Carl Hagelin were added to the NHL's COVID-19 protocol list.
Bruins: Host Montreal on Wednesday night.
Capitals: Visit the New York Islanders on Saturday.
Celtics struggle late, fall to Blazers
Local roundup: Balanced Bulldogs win on the road
McAvoy nets winner as Bruins top Capitals
Local roundup: Blue Knights start strong in win


I love this quote by Howard Thurman.
It doesn't matter if it's writing a novel, creating a dream business, backpacking through Europe, they feel called to something and it burns like a candle inside.
A fascinating thing though, is how many of them don't go after their dream and why.
It's not because they're afraid of failure (as I suspected), but criticism.
They're afraid of haters, Internet trolls and anyone who may not approve or agree with what they're doing or how.
Thanks to social media, these days anyone can be a critic and many, because they're not face-to-face, are unnecessarily cruel and lack any construction whatsoever.
Ask any celebrity, politician, even Olympic athlete these days and they know the insults hurled at them on the regular.
I too, have experienced my fair share of haters and Internet trolls and would be lying if I said it hasn't affected me at least some. I'm human after all!
Thankfully, I learned early on the vast majority of criticism shouldn't be taken personally and also, not everyone will like or understand what we create, how we talk, walk, write or anything else we do.
There are seven billion people in the world and we're never going to please everyone.
The sooner we accept it and focus our attention on the people who do appreciate us, the better off we'll be.
If you're struggling with criticism (and I know so many people are), or if the idea of criticism is holding you back from doing something you feel called to, here are 3 tips to help you move through it.
1. Remember, not all criticism is bad.
Don't immediately dismiss all feedback you don't agree with. Constructive criticism can be wildly important in helping us do better.
Filter feedback and see if there's something you can take away that will help you down the road.
2. Move onwards and upwards without delay.
If you encounter a pure hater or Internet troll who criticizes for the sake of being a jerk delete them from your social media or newsletter, ban or block them and move on.
As tempting as it may feel to defend yourself or lash out, let it go. You have better things to do with your time.
3. Focus on positive feedback.
Turn your focus to the positive things people say. Feel deep gratitude and appreciation for their words and how you've impacted their lives.
Dedicate your energy to those who do like you or your work, as is.
Putting ourselves out there and sharing who we are and what we do with the world is our birthright.
Don't ever let criticism, or the fear of critics, stand between you and the life of your dreams.
Remember, the purpose of our lives isn't to be liked by all, but to like all we do.


This is my final post here. Many thanks to Kevin Drum and the Washington Monthly for having me as a guest this week. One last word on bipartisanship, blame and Katrina. As Kevin said a few days ago, while the lion?s share of the responsibility begins and ends at the Federal level, there?s also plenty of blame to go around for Democratic politicians at the city and state level. The President and Congress don't want to get to the bottom of what happened, since that would only reveal their collective failure to exercise foresight. We need an independent commission to investigate, if there is going to be accountability for the past and better planning for the future.
But a system that doesn?t think forward can?t plan forward. As reconstruction proceeds along the Gulf Coast, we need to ask whether we are just going to protect against lessons-learned, or against lessons-anticipated; what?s likely to happen in the future. Global warming, rising sea-levels, increasing frequency and severity of storms are examples of the latter.
Other forces are gathering in the world. Read the National Science Foundation?s reports on the social, economic and physiological effects of onrushing new sciences and technologies, such as nanotechnology, genetics, and informatics, for a wake-up call about what is perhaps only twenty years away. Twenty years seems long for us individuals, but is not much time at all for us as a society to think about where we are going and how to shape the outcomes. In a democracy, we need time to register emerging issues; time to debate what to do about them; and time to do it.
The breathing spaces between major shocks are getting ever shorter ? we need to anticipate them rather than just react to them. We have the analytic capacity to think about these things, but our political leadership doesn?t use it. For that to happen, we need a public which will push leaders to take the risk of preparing for problems early on, when it counts. I think blogs and blogging can be a part of that public argument, and would appreciate your comments as to how this might work.


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Freeform's 25 Days of Christmas is here!
Freeform's annual holiday marathon of movies begins tomorrow!
Tune into TrioVision channel 106 or HD channel 506 to see some of your holiday favorites.
Visit the Freeform website to see the entire schedule.


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Jamboree Boys to play Bethany bandstand Saturday
Thursday, August 27, 2015 - 11:31am
How often do you get to see a state senator jam with his family and friends? Well, this weekend, locals and visitors will be able to enjoy music by the Jamboree Boys, featuring state Sen. Gerald Hocker on bass guitar.
On Aug. 29, at 7:30 p.m. Hocker, along with his two sons, Gerry and Greg, friends and fellow musicians Reggie Helms and Bill Ulmer, with Trent Hitchens and Jimmy Holson on lead guitar, will take the Bethany Beach bandstand stage and perform a free concert.
"This is one of our two gigs every year," said Gerry Hocker, noting that the other is the Springtime Jamboree, a fundraiser concert for area nonprofits that features local musical and comedic talent. "I think everybody in the group really enjoys playing together."
"It's a lot of fun. When I was young — I'll say 5 years old — I got my first Fisher Price drum set," said Greg Hocker, adding that he started out drumming on old cardboard boxes and his mom's pot lids at the age of 3. "And dad and them would be downstairs in the basement, practicing for the Jamboree, and I'd be down there beating on my little teeny drum set.
"Finally, I believe I was 8 or 9 years old was the first time I got to play drums in the show. And ever since then, I've played with them every single year."
Greg Hocker said the group's regular lead guitarist, Andy Timmons, will be unable to play at the bandstand this year, but local artist Trent Hitchens will be filling in.
"Trent Hitchens is a local player who's absolutely phenomenal. He basically jumped into our practices in the last two months. He knew some of the songs, but he did not know all of them. And he had to be familiar with our set list of about 30 songs.
"He has a gift of playing lead, where he can just listen to a lead and pretty much turn around and play it. To hear him play some of these songs he didn't know a month or two ago… he's phenomenal," said Greg Hocker, adding of Timmons' absence, "We knew he would be greatly missed. Hopefully, in another year, he'll be able to play with us."
The group was founded by the senior Hocker, with his father, while he was in high school.
Gerry Hocker, who plays steel guitar in the band, said he loves music with a passion, and it's always a treat to play with his family.
"It's fun. It's just something totally different," said Gerry Hocker, who manages the family's grocery stores. "It's exciting. A lot of people we know are there. Locals and even tourists who support our stores are there. Over the years, different customers ask, 'What date are you guys playing there?' It's neat. I see a lot of people in the audience that I recognize."
"It's a lot of fun playing with your family. I wish that we could definitely play more," added Greg Hocker. "But when you have family businesses, it takes a lot of time playing other places."
Greg Hocker, who has three kids of his own, said his kids already want to play drums, and he plans to have them take lessons.
Gerry Hocker said the group has been practicing for the last couple months to prepare for the bandstand gig.
"Over the years, we've created such a library of songs we can do… The problem is what songs to pull out for an hour and a half," he said. "We pull out a good mix of about 30 songs."
Their repertoire varies from Kenny Chesney to George Jones to Luke Bryan.
"Certainly, the crowd loves 'Wagon Wheel.' I don't know any country band that doesn't play 'Wagon Wheel,'" he said. "And then we usually like to close the show with Dierks Bentley's 'Lot of Leavin' Left to Do.' That's a fun song to play."
Greg Hocker said anyone who likes country and oldies will have a fun time at the concert, and he encouraged people to return or come for the first time to enjoy a night of great music performed by the Jamboree Boys.
"I always look forward to the Jamboree and also playing at the bandstand every year. It's just a fun night."


QuaDror, a New Structural Joint to Build On Posted by Robert Blinn | 23 Feb 2011 | Comments (8) Core77 had the opportunity to be invited into Dror Benshetrit's Studios to take a glimpse at QuaDror, his new structural joint. QuaDror is a lap joint construction that provides for limited freedom of movement without the use of a traditional pin. The design is elegant enough to prompt wonderment that it hasn't already been built in the world, even as forgotten carpentry. By superimposing two lap joint frames with miter cuts, Dror makes the formation of a collapsible structure possible. Once a load is applied to the top of the two frames, it spreads out to an optimal angle for load distribution.
Folding Concrete?! Flat-Pack Building Blocks of the Future This may be the biggest invention since that long-standing, still-universal staple of the construction industry: the red clay brick. A single identical unit, multiplied by four, forms a rigid structural element – stack these and set them side by side, and you have nothing short of a material revolution. Watch the videos to fully see how these function!
Password Strength Meter design pattern The currently entered password in the password field is measured on an often horizontal scale from none to max security. If the password is weak then only a small portion of the horizontal bar is highlighted, and oppositely if the password is strong then a larger portion of the horizontal bar is highlighted. The password strength is also appropriately indicated by coloring the bar in a color associative with good or bad: Green indicating a strong password and red indicating a weak password. How strong a password? The definition of a strong password can be intensely argued. A forced complex password at first glance only spells increased security, but forcing too complex and rigid rules on the complexity of a chosen password can have the opposite effect.
Pop-Up Corner Lamps Illuminate those Hard-to-Light Places Standing lamps in corners often feel a bit like round pegs in square holes, not quite fitting the space in a way that would feel intentional. This flat-pack, fold-out solution from Well Well Designers is a low-cost and elegantly-designed approach that is minimalist in terms of both materials and appearance. The product packaging and typography are all comprehensively considered in form and function – this is not a typical in-the-box retail object, but a simple black (or blue or red) on white approach.
Resignation letter as Bishop Dear President Martin Firstly, please may I thank you for your amazing example and love. I feel your love and concern for me personally, and hold you in the highest regard as a friend and brother. The Ludlow Project - Saving Hot Metal Typecasting History by International Printing Museum WE MADE IT! Thanks so much for all your support. We made our goal a few days ago and then some! All the extra support is really appreciated as well. As you may know the $11k only covers the acquisition cost of the Ludlow matrices... not travel, shipping, etc. so any more you can do would be great! Thanks again for all your love and Long Live Letterpress! DIY Mud-Brick Machine Builds Life-Sized, LEGO-Style Blocks Rammed earth structures make great use of local and sustainable construction materials, but pressing and curing each layer can be tough to do for small-scale contractors or do-it-yourself types. Hence, this ingenious portable hydraulic press from MecoConcept, which can pump out finished blocks in thirty seconds right on site. Set on wheels, the brick-making machine can be moved along as needed, requiring only one person to work it at a time. Styled after LEGOs, each pressed-mud building block is shaped with bumps and grooves on each surface for easy stacking and side-by-side placement.
5 rules for visual direction in interaction design 03. Ensure visual consistency Consistency is important in all aspects of interaction design, not just visuals. However, inconsistencies in visuals are glaring (just check out the The World's Worst Website Ever to get a vision of design hell). Consistency creates a sense of logic in how your site is designed and arranged, which creates a more gratifying experience (and we all know happy users are returning users).
15 Most Awesome Lamps And Chandeliers Designs. A Must See! Light is very important for every home, but it's also so much more then that. The unique design of awesome lamps and Chandelier can change the look of the entire room. In this post we have collected some very creative awesome lamps from different sources which show the talented artwork of artists as well.


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Golodner to Moderate "Enabling an Innovation Environment" Panel for The Chertoff Group
May 27, 2015 Four Seasons Hotel—Silicon Valley
East Palo Alto, CA 94303
Golodner to Moderate "Enabling an Innovation Environment" Panel for The Chertoff Group Security Series
Adam Golodner, leader of Kaye Scholer's Global Cybersecurity & Privacy Group and Senior Advisor to The Chertoff Group, will moderate the "Enabling an Innovation Environment" panel for the Chertoff Group Securities Series on May 27, 2015 in Silicon Valley.
The expert panel of top technology leaders will focus on how companies are responding to customer needs for innovation, privacy and ease of use and the challenges of building an environment for continued growth and innovation. Panelists include Box CEO Aaron Levie, Sprint Vice President of Business & Product Development Wayne Ward and Linux Foundation Executive Director Jim Zemlin.
Founded by former Secretary of the US Department of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff, The Chertoff Group is a premiere national security consultancy providing business and government leaders with strategic thinking and world class execution in critical security areas.
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Goryachkina advanced to the semi-finals of the Candidates Tournament
Chess player Goryachkina defeated Kosteniuk and advanced to the semifinals of the Candidates Tournament
MOSCOW, 3 Dec – Russian chess player Alexandra Goryachkina beat her compatriot Alexandra Kosteniuk and advanced to the semifinals of the Candidates Tournament.
In the fourth game of the quarterfinals of the FIDE Candidates Tournament in Group B, the Russians tied, Goryachkina won the confrontation with a score of 2.5:1.5.
Goryachkina's opponent will be determined by the results of the match between Chinese Tan Zhongyi and Russian Ekaterina Lahno. After four games, the score in the match is 2:2, the chess players will determine the semi-finalist of group B in a tie-break in rapid chess.
FIDE separated Russian and Ukrainian chess players according to the playoff bracket. Group A included Ukrainians Anna and Maria Muzychuk, Humpy Koneru (India), and Lei Tingjie (China), who became the winner of the quartet.
The final of the Candidates Tournament will take place in 2023. The winner will play in the match for the world crown with the Chinese Ju Wenjun.
Categories News Tags advanced, Alexandra Goryadkin, Alexandra Kosteniuk, Candidates, chess, Ekaterina Lahno, Goryachkina, international chess federation (fide), semifinals, sport, sporting news, tournament
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JB Priestley's fascinating first play deals with the consequences for individuals of taking life's corners recklessly and making foolish choices along life's journey.
It's 1932, and a group of family and friends are discussing a radio play when a chance remark leads the conversation around a dangerous corner, setting characters against each other and challenging their casual assumptions.
Exactly what did lie behind the death of Martin Caplan, the volatile director of the family firm? As perceived truths unravel, we gradually learn that each of the characters knows more than they had previously revealed about Martin, his death and the crime. A series of clever twists keeps audiences guessing about what really happened - right up until the final twist of all.
Foretelling themes Priestley would later develop in An Inspector Calls, this gripping production of Dangerous Corner by Next Stage Theatre Company is set in-the-round and directed by Bob Constantine.


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Across the Trans-continental Railway: From Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta documentary – c1917
The construction of the trans-continental railway began in 1912 with work being carried out at both ends simultaneously.
The Australian Steel Works sponsored film – c1920
This Made in Australia Council documentary, made circa 1920, tours a steel works factory in Newcastle to promote the Australian steel industry.
Australia Post – The Last of the TPOs sponsored film – 1985
This program marks the closure of the Travelling Post Office, a mail service that had worked in conjunction with Australia's various railway networks since 1865.
Building a Railway Engine sponsored film – c1925
The state government commissioned this short film showing work at the South Australian Railways engine construction and repair plant outside Adelaide.
Choo Choo documentary – c1940
An amateur film of the Spirit of Progress passenger train, made by the Owen Brothers.
Construction of Sydney Harbour Bridge documentary – 1931
Looking back now, the lack of safety equipment used during the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge is shocking.
The Golden West documentary – 1940
This film was made by William George Alma, a member of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society who was predominantly a magician and collector of material about magic.
Imperial Tractors: Western Australian Farmers Support an Australian Industry advertisement – 1937
This cinema advertisement introduces Imperial Tractors and uses a similar style to the industrial documentaries produced in the 1920s.
Island Fettlers documentary – 2006
In the 1960s, Torres Strait Islander men moved to the Pilbara for work and stayed on. Island Fettlers starkly contrasts two cultures – visually, physically and aurally.
Newtown Railway Station historical – 1899
This actuality footage from 1899 shows a train arriving at Petersham or Newtown Railway Station in Sydney's inner west.
Norforce Army Days at Hayes Creek, NT and Wyndham home movie – 1943
This footage was filmed by John Mack, a South Australian photographer and cinematographer who served as staff sergeant during the Second World War.
Roma Street Station historical – 1899
This short clip shows a train pulling up to Roma Street Station, Brisbane in 1899.
Track Record: The Story of Australia's Railways - Tethered to the World documentary – 1991
This episode from a four-part series outlines the surviving tourist railways of Australia and looks at the problems presented by the legacies of the past.


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Tell Congress It's Time to Repeal the Ban on a Unique Patient Identifier
GRASSROOTS ALERT
In June, the US House of Representatives adopted an amendment striking language in the House FY20 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education (Labor-HHS) Appropriations bill that prohibits the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) from using federal funds to promulgate or adopt a unique patient identifier. Striking this language will give HHS the ability to evaluate a range of patient identification solutions that protect patient privacy and are cost-effective, scalable, and secure.
For nearly two decades, innovation and industry progress has been stifled due to broad interpretation of this language included in Labor-HHS bills since FY1999. More than that, without the ability of clinicians to correctly connect a patient with their medical record, lives have been lost and medical errors have needlessly occurred. These are situations that could have been entirely avoidable had patients been able to have been accurately identified and matched with their records. This problem is so dire that one of the nation's leading patient safety organizations, the ECRI Institute, named patient identification among the top ten threats to patient safety.
The absence of a consistent approach to accurately identifying patients has also resulted in significant costs to hospitals, health systems, physician practices, long-term post-acute care (LTPAC) facilities, and other providers, as well as hindered efforts to facilitate health information exchange. According to a 2016 study of healthcare executives, misidentification costs the average healthcare facility $17.4 million per year in denied claims and potential lost revenue. More importantly, there are patient safety implications when data is matched to the wrong patient and when essential data is lacking from a patient's record due to identity issues. The 2016 National Patient Misidentification Report cites that 86 percent of respondents said they have witnessed or know of a medical error that was the result of patient misidentification.
Contact Congress today and urge them to strike this archaic ban from the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act of 2020.
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What IS Free-Range Parenting? A Primer from the CBC
This is a lovely piece about Free-Range Kids from the CBC (Canada's public broadcasting station). Couldn't have said it better myself:
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Your child does not HAVE to look like my son Izzy to go Free-Range…even though the kid the CBC found sure does!
The "Subway Rider" back in the day. (Now he's 17.)
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31 Responses to What IS Free-Range Parenting? A Primer from the CBC
Nicole R. July 30, 2015 at 10:49 am #
Great segment!
MichaelF July 30, 2015 at 10:52 am #
Nice to see many of these stories pulled together in a realistic way, with no fear mongering
Eric S July 30, 2015 at 12:28 pm #
Awesome! I'm really glad to see this issue being taken more seriously, logically, and reasonably. Let's go back to the future.
John July 30, 2015 at 1:28 pm #
Great segment Lenore! Now I realize I'm gonna get some flack from some of the ladies on this board BUT I truly believe that it's probably more dangerous for an adult female to take a New York subway by herself than it is for a 9-year-old boy. Let me say that again, it is probably more dangerous for an adult female to take a New Your subway by herself than it is for a 9-year-old boy. NOT because the boy is stronger and more responsible than the adult female is. But simply because a much higher percentage of men have a strong heterosexual interest in adult females than they do young pre-pubescent boys; therefore, the adult female is gonna me more of a target. She's more apt to be a target of groping and sexual advances than is the young boy. Particularly if she looks like an NFL cheerleader!
Now I'm certainly not advocating that women should not take the subway by themselves or that they need to have a male with them if they do because women take the subway by themselves quite frequently without incident. I'm just saying that she's more likely than the boy is to be a target of crime. Not only because she may draw the lust of some uncontrollable and perverted men but as an adult she will likely have more money on her than a kid would which would make her more likely a victim of robbery. Of course, the same would be true with an adult male.
JdL July 30, 2015 at 1:31 pm #
Wow! If only American viewers saw segments like this! American news outlets (and perhaps Canadian too with rare exceptions) are addicted to amplifying tragic stories into national angst. Thanks as always, LS, for your part in spreading the word.
Tamara July 30, 2015 at 1:32 pm #
"Boy boils egg!" Right? I love this!
This was a great story – presented fairly it appears and even seems to be pro free range!
Not enough Canada in this Canadian story though!
Great point for thought regarding the government's continued over-reach into family lives. The thing is, once people notice this over-reach, they will then see how it extends into other aspects of our lives as well. I hope.
John, dude, I think your comment depends on the woman.
I put out a pretty good "don't f*ck with me" vibe and while that may present it's own problems, getting harassed on public transit isn't one.
Havva July 30, 2015 at 1:56 pm #
@John,
Nice intro to try drawing flack… I'm pretty sure I and several other women on this forum have pointed out similar. That is why this is a civil rights issue, not so terribly different from many others.
It's pretty hypocritical isn't it that our society abhors the measures Saudi Arabia uses in an attempt to protect women (burka, requiring male escorts, beatings for showing skin, etc)… but then turns around and demands that our own children be locked away "for their own good." Don't share pictures of your kids (a pervert might like them), don't let them off the school bus with out a pre-authorized adult to pick them up (a pervert might grab them while they walk up their drive way), and heaven forbid if a kid gets caught without an authorized adult… lock up the kid at CPS (a pervert could have grabbed them instead of the police). … It's all for their own good don't you see…
@havva
I agree – our freedoms as citizens of this civilized west are illusion. We see our society as superior to those "oppressive" regimes. The only true difference is they are aware of their oppression, it's physical and overt, while in the west we continue to trade person freedom for the privilege of over consumption, wastefulness and the facade of security.
*^ personal freedom. Sigh.
theresa hall July 30, 2015 at 2:56 pm #
silly fear once again have cps saving a bunch kids who don't need it. kids wake before mom try to make soup. and as everyone does sometimes soup was spilt on the baby. but mom called the doc and tended to him. in a couple days the baby was going see the doc but daycare saw injury and called cps to save the day. mom annoyed at cps offers of help for an accident tells them get lost. oldest kid annoyed with mom over chores run away. mom calls cops to round the runaway up. younger kids while mom is showering go look for sister. cps mad about being told get lost grab all the kids. this is what happens when people insist on helping without being sure it is needed!
lollipoplover July 30, 2015 at 3:14 pm #
Lenore, your son Izzy has grown into such a confident, well spoken young man. You should be so proud to hold the "Worst Mom" trophy.
My youngest is 9, the same age as Izzy was when he first went by himself. We forget sometimes how if must feel to a kid to accomplish something themselves for the first time. Or how it must feel when they are told that it's too dangerous and denied the chance to prove themselves capable. They can handle so much more than we allow.
Anna July 30, 2015 at 3:41 pm #
I wonder why this CBC story focuses exclusively on things that happened in American cities. Although perhaps it's because it's less of an issue in Canada – or I think it is, anyway. Not to rain on your parade, Lenore, but having lived in Toronto, I've always been a bit mystified that you got the reaction you did for letting a 9-year-old ride the subway. I believe lots of kids in Toronto take public transit alone at that age.
Steve July 30, 2015 at 4:02 pm #
Great Video Lenore!
Would it be good to have a link to it on your home page?
Maybe right at the top?
The only thing that bothered me was the little girl talking about playing on scaffolding and falling on her face.
Instead of saying she now knows to "be careful" when playing on scaffolding, she says she won't play on scaffolding because she will fall on her face. That's like saying, I fell off the horse, so now I know never to ride a horse.
@Havva…….Havva, I'm not trying to draw any flack. I'm just pointing out something where I think we need to use a little common sense about.
@Tamara…..yes Tamara, I agree. As far as the danger is concerned it does depend upon the woman and how capable she is of defending herself. I'm just saying that an adult woman is much more likely to be a target of sexual harassment and theft than a young boy is UNLESS, of course, the boy is wearing a pair of $180.00 sneakers!
You know, the most bizarre case of free range parenting that I've come across was back in 1990 when I used to skydive. There was a popular jump pilot who owned and piloted a King Air aircraft and who was invited to the various drop zones for big skydiving events. His aircraft could climb to altitude very fast and carry lots of jumpers. Well anyways, he taught his 10-year-old son to skydive and he would bring him along! Now the rules say that you have to be 18-years-old OR 16 with parental consent in order to skydive but he would let his 10-year-old kid do it anyways. After all it was his airplane. But the kid was a literal sky-god and maneuvered quite well in free fall. He was also excellent under parachute and controlled it very well. Basically he was a better skydiver than most adult skydivers were! It was kind of cute because the kid was somewhat of a screw off and rumor has it that during one of his jumps when his dad was videotaping him in free fall (his father was an avid skydiver as well), when the kid went to deploy his chute, instead of letting the pilot chute go like you're supposed to, he hung on to it and waved it up and down for the camera. So he ended up getting a hook type malfunction (when the pilot chute or regular parachute wraps around your leg) forcing him to release his main chute and deploy his reserve.
Needless to say, his dad grounded him for quite some time after he pulled that stunt! I remember seeing his dad cuss him out royally for a sloppy pack job and made him unpack his chute and NEATLY repack it. So his dad really did keep after him and I must say that the kid did handle that malfunction exactly like he was supposed to!
Today, this kid is a 35-year-old man with thousands and thousand of jumps behind him and runs a Drop Zone (parachute center) somewhere in Georgia where he is a skydiving instructor.
Regardless of this kid's success skydiving as a youngster, I think that's just a tad bit too free range for me! No way would I ever allow my kid to skydive, especially if he was only 10! But I guess this proves what kids are capable of doing.
Free Range parents know what their kids can and can't do. Are you a parent? Are your kids younger than 9 or 10? I am not a fan of skydiving, but I suspect that good skydivers have less chance of dying while skydiving than ordinary people staring at their cell phones and walking down the street.
You make it sound as though the average woman is incapable of defending herself by default. More at risk than a child? More helpless, then? Your view of women is interesting.
Perhaps "free range women" is next?
James Pollock July 30, 2015 at 7:54 pm #
"You make it sound as though the average woman is incapable of defending herself by default."
He didn't say anything that could be interpreted like that.
He said the risk of being targeted for a crime is higher. and it is. It's still a very small number, but it's higher than the even smaller risk that a child takes.
And interpret I did, since his – and your – opinions are not truly fact. It's a broad stroke of generalization.
As is my opinion that you are wrong.
James Pollock July 30, 2015 at 11:03 pm #
"his – and your – opinions are not truly fact. It's a broad stroke of generalization. As is my opinion that you are wrong."
Have it your way. The risk is NOT very small.
Vicky July 31, 2015 at 3:23 am #
Lenore I adore you so much I wanna give you hug and feed you! Thank you for being so brave!
@Tamara…….Tamara, goodness gracious, James is absolutely right! Go back and read what I wrote. No way did I ever say that the average woman was incapable of defending herself. The truth is, some women are capable and some women are not capable. Same could be said for a man under attack. I think you're completely missing my point.
So let me spell this out again and try to make it as simple as I can, since a high percentage of men, probably 99 out of 100, have absolutely no sexual interest in young boys and since a high percentage of men, probably 95 out of 100, do have a sexual interest in adult women, if 4 or 5 of those 95 men lack impulse control, a women is much more likely than a young boy to be a victim of a sexual assault on a subway. That's pretty significant if you ask me. But now if 1 out of 100 men have a sexual interest in young boys, probably far less than that lack impulse control to the point where they assault a child. Doesn't leave very many so therefore the adult woman is more of a target and must be more vigilant. Another factor is that an adult is likely to be carrying more money than is a child and that right there makes them a preferred target of muggings and robbery. So with all this said, the adult women is in more danger taking the subway by herself than is a young boy and this has nothing to do with her being capable or incapable of defending herself. But the more attackers you have, the higher the risk AND THEREIN LIES THE DANGER.
Why is all this so hard to understand?
Luminara July 31, 2015 at 5:55 pm #
This is such a great video, will be sharing it with friends. Not giving our children their independence stops them from feeling capable to live in the real world, as though the world is something they need protecting from. I had lots of freedom as a children and yes, scary things happened somethings but I learnt how to handle it. Children aren't stupid and helpless as some grown-ups seem to think.
John, you said
it's probably more dangerous for an adult female to take a New York subway by herself than it is for a 9-year-old boy.
That is exactly saying that the average female is helpless – or at least as helpless as an 8 year old boy ….unless she happens to know how to defend herself
Then you said
But simply because a much higher percentage of men have a strong heterosexual interest in adult females than they do young pre-pubescent boys;
She's more apt to be a target of groping and sexual advances than is the young boy. Particularly if she looks like an NFL cheerleader!
Which also pissed me off because you are equating these crimes – groping in public, etc, with sex when we all should understand that that kind of behaviour has to do with a search for power and control, not a positive desire for sex..Particularly if she looks like an NFL cheerleader. Nice victim blaming.
Regardless, I'm more pissed at myself for being drawn into this argument which has little to do with the OP
Speaking as an adult heterosexual male person (white, too), I have approximately the same interest in groping an adult female who does not wish to be so touched as I do of groping a young boy, namely, zero.
Being intelligent, I do not assume that women, when alone, are helpless. But the vast majority of criminals are stupid.
sigh August 1, 2015 at 1:14 am #
Remember when women were organizing to "take back the night"? It was an 80s and 90s thing, I believe. The idea was women should be able to go out at night, even alone, and not assume they would be attacked. Too many women were staying in their homes after dark for fear of predators.
When I realized, as a parent, about 10 years ago, that the entire continent had gone crazy and it was all of a sudden assumed that any child our of their parent or caregiver's sight for a moment, especially outdoors, would automatically become a victim or come to harm….
Well. I thought about starting a movement. I was going to call it "take back the day." And then Lenore started the FRK thing, and put the book out there, and I celebrated, because she has done such a WONDERFUL job being the spokesperson for this urgency to reclaim sanity, childhood, and parental rights to choose how to nurture children.
I often say that I'm just as likely to come to harm as a victim, in broad daylight, as any child. And yet I go out into the world all the time.
n August 1, 2015 at 10:38 am #
There is a similar concept playground to the one in London in ithaca, ny. It is called anarchy playground and it is absolutely amazing. Even my 14 yo son had a blast when we visited it a few weeks ago. We've been told that the playground has been around for years and is absolutely free.
Angelo Bonavera August 1, 2015 at 9:13 pm #
Kids aren't in real danger, the whole pedophiles in the dark is a myth. Pedophiles are good people who mean no harm.
John August 3, 2015 at 9:35 am #
@Tamara…..You've completely spinned what I said to be a fabricated offense against women. If what I said pissed you off, that is entirely YOUR fault and not mine nor anybody else's. I really could care less because I stand by what I say. Have a great day.
Papilio August 3, 2015 at 2:41 pm #
Haha, John: That's exactly what I thought when I first saw that Today Show fragment: 'If *I* were some pervert, I'd be far more interested in the other Skenazy on that couch…!' – for all the reasons you mentioned 🙂
@Tamara: Eh… You are reading faaaar more into Johns comment than he meant. And you're focusing on the reaction of the intended victims, while he was theorizing about who the intended victims would *more* ( < relative, not absolute) likely be – regardless of the success of the molester/mugger/whatever.
John August 4, 2015 at 12:07 pm #
Thank you Papilio! 😉 Exactly.


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Four Bimini and one Abaco residents arrested in connection with the Human Trafficking deaths off Florida Coast this week…
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U.S Coast Guard personnel inspects a vessel with a missing center console that capsized near Miami, Wednesday Oct. 16, 2013. (AP Photo/Miami Herald, Walter Michot)
Bimini preacher's wife was questioned after word surfaced some of the persons were hid in the church!
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MIAMI (AP) — Four women died and 10 people were taken into custody after a boat with more than a dozen people aboard — including Haitian and Jamaican nationals — capsized early Wednesday in the waters off South Florida.
The U.S. Coast Guard responded around 1 a.m. after a 911 call alerted authorities to an overturned recreational vessel seven miles east of Miami.
Nine people were found clinging to the hull, Petty Officer Mark Barney said.
A 10th person was taken by boat to Miami Beach, where he was treated at a hospital and released, Barney said.
The group was taken into custody and authorities were investigating whether the victims and survivors were part of a human smuggling operation.
The nine people found clinging to the hull were Haitian and Jamaican nationals, but the nationalities of the rest of the group were not immediately known, Barney said.
The bodies of four women were recovered from the water. The Coast Guard was no longer searching for possible survivors, Cmdr. Darren Caprara said.
The survivors rescued from the water were still on a Coast Guard vessel at sea and it was unclear whether they would be brought to the U.S. or repatriated. All the survivors were in good condition, Caprara said.
Images of the vessel show a small white boat with its center console missing. It was overloaded and lacked lifejackets, Caprara said.
Migrants from Haiti, Cuba and other Caribbean countries routinely attempt to illegally enter the U.S. by reaching Florida's coast in overloaded or unseaworthy vessels.
In the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, the Coast Guard picked up 508 Haitians and 1,357 Cubans at sea. Since the new fiscal year began Oct. 1, the Coast Guard has reported picking up 93 Haitians and 117 Cubans.
The number of migrants who die in the crossing or disappear into the community after successfully reaching shore is unknown.
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Jochen Thomas (7 de agosto de 1925 - 27 de abril de 1995) fue un actor y director de nacionalidad alemana.

Biografía
Nacido en Kassel, Alemania, tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial Thomas, que había iniciado estudios de medicina, tomó clases privadas de actuación en Leipzig desde 1946 a 1948. Hizo su debut como actor teatral en el Volksbühne de Leipzig. Ya completa su formación, ganó experiencia actuando en escenarios como el Theater & Philharmonie Thüringen en Gera, actuando también en Halle. A partir de 1952 Thomas formó parte del elenco del Teatro Maxim Gorki de Berlín, iniciando al mismo tiempo su carrera en la Deutsche Film AG. Para la productora cinematográfica interpretó a menudo memorables figuras de carácter proletario. Así, en 1954 y bajo la dirección de Wolfgang Staudte fue un pescador en el drama Leuchtfeuer. En 1958 fue el trabajador Lindquist en Der Lotterieschwede, adaptación de la novela de Martin Andersen Nexø.

Desde mediados de los años 1950, Thomas fue también actor televisivo, formando parte de la lista de intérpretes de Fernsehen der DDR, para la cual a menudo hacía papeles paternos. Thomas participó en la serie de cortometrajes satíricos Das Stacheltier, y también fue director y guionista televisivo. Igualmente trabajó como actor de voz, doblando a Asankul Kuttubayev.

Como director televisivo hizo principalmente producciones de entretenimiento, en ocasiones con guiones de Alexander Kent. Thomas también trabajó con el Erich-Weinert-Ensemble, una formación artística perteneciente al Ejército Popular Nacional.

En 1977 se le otorgó la Orden del Mérito Patriótico en plata, y en 1986 la misma Orden en oro.

Jochen Thomas falleció en Berlín en el año 1995. Fue enterrado en  el Cementerio Friedhof Biesdorf de esa ciudad. Había estado casado con la bailarina y coreógrafa Lore Grass.

Filmografía (selección)

Radio
 1953 : Friedrich Wolf: Krassin rettet Italia, dirección de Joachim Witte (Berliner Rundfunk)
 1958 : Rolf Schneider: Widerstand, dirección de Wolfgang Brunecker (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1959 : Rolf H. Czayka: Der Wolf von Benedetto, dirección de Wolfgang Brunecker (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1961 : Ludovit Filan: Und es werde Licht …, dirección de Hans Knötzsch (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1961 : Bernhard Seeger: Unterm Wind der Jahre, dirección de Theodor Popp (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1961 : Klaus Beuchler: Der Fall Stetson, dirección de Werner Grunow (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1962 : Gerhard Stübe: Das Südpoldenkmal, dirección de Fritz Göhler (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1963 : Anna Elisabeth Wiede: Das Untier von Samarkand, dirección de Flora Hoffmann (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1963 : Joachim Wohlgemuth: Der Schweine-Wilhelm, dirección de Werner Grunow (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1964 : Alexander Kent: Grenzstation, dirección de Wolfgang Brunecker (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1964 : Józef Hen/Jadwiga Plonska: Skandal in Gody, dirección de Edgar Kaufmann (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1965 : Peter Weiss: Die Ermittlung, dirección de Wolfgang Schonendorf (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1967 : Klaus Beuchler: Alltag eines Arztes, dirección de Uwe Haacke (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1967 : Mijaíl Shólojov: Fremdes Blut, dirección de Werner Grunow (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1968 : Ion Druță: Wenn der Hahn kräht, dirección de Helmut Molegg (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1969 : Fritz Selbmann: Ein weiter Weg, dirección de Fritz-Ernst Fechner (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1969 : Claude Prin: Potemkin 68, dirección de Edgar Kaufmann (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1970 : Michail Schatrow: Der sechste Juli, dirección de Helmut Hellstorff (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1970 : Horst Bastian: Deine Chance zu leben, dirección de Detlef Kurzweg (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1971 : Bruno Gluchowski: Stahl von der Ruhr, dirección de Helmut Hellstorff (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1973 : Hans-Ulrich Lüdemann: Überlebe das Grab, dirección de Werner Grunow (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1974 : Ján Milczák: Die letzten Drei, dirección de Helmut Hellstorff (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1974 : Rolf Gumlich: Krach in Dagenow, dirección de Werner Grunow (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1975 : Linda Teßmer: Der Fall Tina Bergemann, dirección de Hannelore Solter (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1976 : Heinrich von Kleist: Michael Kohlhaas, dirección de Hans-Dieter Meves (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1976 : Helmut Bez: Zwiesprache halten, dirección de Joachim Staritz (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1976 : Joachim Brehmer: Meine Frau Inge und meine Frau Schmidt, dirección de Achim Scholz (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1976 : Hans Skirecki: Hinter Wittenberge, dirección de Barbara Plensat (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1976 : Vasili Shukshín: Energische Leute, dirección de Wolfgang Schonendorf (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1977 : Carlos Coutinho: Die letzte Woche vor dem Fest, dirección de Helmut Hellstorff (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1986 : Michael Kautz: Gisa, dirección de Werner Grunow (Rundfunk der DDR)
 1991 : Edgar Hilsenrath: Das Märchen vom letzten Gedanken, dirección de Peter Groeger (Sender Freies Berlin/Hessischer Rundfunk)

Bibliografía
 Frank-Burkhard Habel, Volker Wachter: Lexikon der DDR-Stars. Schauspieler aus Film und Fernsehen. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlín 1999, ISBN 3-89602-304-7, Pág. 337.
 Frank-Burkhard Habel, Volker Wachter: Das große Lexikon der DDR-Stars. Die Schauspieler aus Film und Fernsehen. Erweiterte Neuausgabe. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlín 2002, ISBN 3-89602-391-8, Pág. 387–388.
 Frank-Burkhard Habel: Lexikon. Schauspieler in der DDR. Verlag Neues Leben, Berlín 2009, ISBN 978-3-355-01760-2, Pág. 429–430.

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Liam Gallagher buries the hatchet with Alex Turner
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Jack Whatley· August 20, 2018
Liam Gallagher has had a quibble with most people, let's be honest. But recently he has also started to throw an apology around as quickly as his usual barbs. It seems Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner was on the end of the former recently in Budapest as the two were spotted having a beer.
Having previously had a bit of beef over LG calling out Turner's infamous Americanised twang, it appears the two have now buried the hatchet having got together as the two played Sziget Festival in Hungary.
It was a conversation which then went on to a hotel as the duo continued to be engrossed in one another. With insiders reporting of Liam's "mellowing" perhaps there are more olive branches yet to come.
[MORE] – Liam Gallagher pays tribute to 'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin
"Particularly since reuniting with his daughter Molly [Moorish]. He's realised that sometimes he is too quick to speak before thinking things through," the source said.
The duo appeared to let things slide and spent hours "drinking and talking about music" at a local hotel close to the festival. "Liam is definitely a changed-for-the-better man", the source explained.
"Alex didn't seem to be holding any grudge, they got on like a house on fire."
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Liam laid into the 32-year-old Turner during an interview with Radio 1's Greg James last year, making fun of the Arctic Monkeys frontman for his noticeable change of style and accent when the band started to break through in America.
He quipped: 'It's when they do an interview and that later on down the line and they've been to America once and they come back.
"They start speaking American. You know what I mean? They're the ones. Like the geezer from the Arctic Monkeys [Alex Turner]. He did it, didn't he? He started getting his hair in a quiff and biker leather jackets on. You know what I mean?"
Liam continued: "It's like, when he goes back to his mum's, does he really walk in with that biker leather jacket and go [American accent] "hey mum, can I have some tea?"


Just make it one poll but with the positive and negatives in two sperate sections and like you say, a max of one vote per member in each section---that should make it virtually idiot proof.
Doesn't work like that i don't think Robbo. I think its setup so that each poll is a distinct thread in its own right, with the option of having a discussion attached.
is it not possible to limit the votes, but to more than one? perhaps three? as I'm guessing most users will only have one or two units, so this will cover the majority.
I have one older version and a newer one and no problem so far.
Nope, either you get one vote, or many, but no specific number option.
Could ask everyone who votes to post up how many they have and whats happerned to them? That way we could see if the poll tallys with tpeoples comments?
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Breakthrough in studying enzyme that ultimately produces fish odour syndrome
– The condition trimethylaminuria, is more commonly known as fish odour syndrome, it currently has no cure.
– The syndrome occurs when an unpleasant smelling chemical trimethylamine (TMA) can't be broken down by the liver into a different chemical that doesn't smell.
– Researchers at the University of Warwick have been able to stabilise and inhibit the enzyme that produces TMA, which means once a drug has been discovered they can test how it to stop TMA production.
Fish odour syndrome (trimethylaminuria) is a debilitating disease, in which the liver cannot break down the smelly chemical trimethylamine which is produced by enzymes from bacteria residing in the gut leaving people with a fish like odour. Researchers from the University of Warwick are paving the way to prevent the syndrome after a breakthrough in studying the enzyme in the gut which produces trimethylamine.
Currently there is no cure for fish odour syndrome, a condition which causes an unpleasant fishy smell that can affect breath, sweat, pee and vaginal fluids.
The cause of fish odour syndrome is when an enzyme pathway in the gut called CntA/B, produces TMA, this happens when the enzyme breaks down a TMA precursor called L-Carnitine which is found in dairy, fish and meat. If an individual lacks a functional liver enzyme called FMO3, they cannot degrade TMA into a non-smelly chemical form, TMAO (trimethylamine oxide). The TMA then builds up in the body and ends up in bodily fluids.
In the paper, 'Structural basis of carnitine monooxygenase CntA substrate specificity, inhibition and inter-subunit electron transfer' published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, researchers from the School of Life Sciences at the University of Warwick have specifically focused on the CntA protein of the CntA/B enzyme, to stabilise and study it.
CntA/B is a notoriously hard enzyme to study, but once it was stabilised the research group of Prof. Yin Chen were able to gain insight into how CntA perceives its L-Carnitine substrate, with a 3D crystal structure model and by studying the complete electron transfer pathway they could see how the protein is able to turnover TMA.
Now that it is understood how exactly TMA is produced in the gut and that the enzyme can be inhibited, there are grounds for further research into future discovery of drugs targeting the TMA-producing enzyme in the human gut.
The lead researcher, Dr Mussa Quareshy, from the School of Life Sciences at the University of Warwick comments: "We have identified novel, drug-like inhibitors which can inhibit CntA function and thus TMA formation with the potential to attenuate TMA formation in the gut microbiome. This is vital not only for people who have fish odour syndrome, but also because TMA can accelerate atherosclerosis and heart disease, therefore it's urgency to be targeted by drugs is rather significant."
The researchers acknowledge the generous funding supported by a Leverhulme trust research grant (RPG-2016-307).
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Marines conduct new swim qualification standards and procedures at Cherry Point combat pool Sept. 13. At the basic qualification level the Marines are required to shed their gear, while in the water, in less than 10 seconds.
Photo by Lance Cpl. Glen E. Santy
Swim qualification changes every Marine should know
27 Sep 2011 | Lance Cpl. Glen E. Santy
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION CHERRY POINT, N.C. (Sept. 13, 2011) -- In the past, Marine Corps swim qualifications have been sorted into class four, three, two or one; four being the minimum requirement for enlisted Marines. Now a Marine is considered a beginning, intermediate, or advanced-level swimmer.
The changes were implemented April 15 for the Marine Corps Water Survival Training Program standards and requirements. The changes adjusted the qualification process to provide the Marine Corps an updated, safer and expeditionary force-relevant water survival program. The new system concurrently reduces annual training requirements on the operating forces, according to Marine Corps Order 1500.52D.
"Before I left for my deployment, I had the highest swim qualification I could get," said Lance Cpl. Philip DiPaolo V, a water survival advanced swimmer who assisted the Marine Corps Instructors of Water Survival.
"When I came back, everything had changed, and I had to do it again. "I definitely like the new course more though, it's more rounded."
The new water survival program reduces the qualification levels from six to three.
"The new qualification pretty much sums it all up," said Cpl. Sean Litchfield the chief Marine Corps Instructor of Water Survival at the Cherry Point combat pool.
"I think this course now has more common sense. Jumping off of the tower they just wear their cammies, digital camouflaged utility uniform, and boots. It's more oriented to what Marines are going to be doing in the water."
Swim qualification four and three are now considered water survival basic. At the basic qualification level the Marines are required to shed their gear, while in the water, in less than 10 seconds. Next, the Marines abandon ship by jumping off of a raised platform called "the tower" into the water. After the abandon ship, the Marines must tread water for four minutes, where they stay afloat using only their gear and without using the edge of the pool. Lastly, the Marines must conduct a 25-meter pack swim, where they transport their packs from one side of the pool to the other. This qualification keeps Marines certified for two years.
"The big thing that has changed in the course has been the addition of boots and other gear to everything," said Litchfield. "In the old swim qualification, levels one and four were without boots. No Marine is going to take his boots off before swimming across a river or jumping off of a ship."
Swim qualification two is now water survival intermediate. Like at bootcamp the Marines first conduct a gear shed but now in deeper water, in less than 20 seconds. Next, they do another abandon ship and swim 250 meters after hitting the water. Instead of four minutes, the Marines tread water for 10 minutes. Lastly, the Marines do another 25-meter pack swim with a flak-jacket and Kevlar. This qualification keeps Marines certified for three years.
The advanced water survival course is a week of rigorous swims, runs, exercises, rescues and techniques. The Marines are taught rescues and escapes from both combat related and every day situations. For example, if someone was drowning at the beach or public pool.
Qualified advanced water survival students can assist the instructors during the swim qualification evolutions. This qualification also certifies Marines for three years.
"The course now builds the confidence of the Marines in the water," said Litchfield. "To the instructors, watching the Marines improve feels good."
In order for Marines to be properly qualified all Marine Corps Water Survival Instructors and Instructor Trainers must also go through the training to learn the difference between the old and new qualifications.
"When you jump into the water with all that gear on you never really know how heavy it really is," said DiPaolo. "It's rewarding teaching and helping Marines get through what they thought they couldn't."


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Q: How do I optimize the regex for finding dates in format day/month/year? I am currently going through the Automate The Boring Stuff book and this is the first practical question from chapter 7:

Write a regular expression that can detect dates in the DD/MM/YYYY format. Assume that the days range from 01 to 31, the months range from 01 to 12, and the years range from 1000 to 2999. Note that if the day or month is a single digit, it'll have a leading zero.

I have come up with this regex but I am sure it could be much simpler than this atrocity:
r"^((([0-2]{1})\d{1})|([3][0,1]))\/(([0]{1}\d{1})|([1][0-2]))\/([1,2]\d{3})$"

A: You are vastly over-specifying with your expression.
You don't need {1} after [0-2] as it already defaults to matching a single character; it's the very definition of [...]. Similarly, [3] is not necessary; a single character 3 matches as well.
[0,1] is an error as it will match any of the single characters 0, ,, or 1 – that comma should not be there.
Inside a parenthesized group you don't need to add more parentheses when using an OR | bar: ((([0-2])\d)|([3][01])) can just be ([0-2]\d|3[01]). The end part does not need parentheses either.
You don't need to escape the / character.
With these changes, you end up with
r"^([0-2]\d|3[01])/(0\d|1[0-2])/[12]\d{3}$"

However: it also matches 00/00/2020, because the \d in [0-2]\d (days) and 0\d (months) may be a zero as well. To fix, change \d to [1-9]:
r"^([0-2][1-9]|3[01])/(0[1-9]|1[0-2])/[12]\d{3}$"

But this still matches non-existent dates, such as 31/04/2020 (April 31st) and 30/02/2020 (February 30th). A more insidious case is 29/02/2019 (February 29th 2019).
It is possible to weed out bad day numbers for a series of months, but ultimately you are going to run into problems with the leap years. This still can be 'solved' with a pure regular expression but will necessarily contain a long, long list of leap year values.
Let's take a close look at the problem statement again:

Assume that the days range from 01 to 31, the months range from 01 to 12, and the years range from 1000 to 2999. Note that if the day or month is a single digit, it'll have a leading zero.

So all it really needs is this:
r"\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{4}$"

because validating the date is not asked for. That is, your code validates that the day part, for example, is not 99 – but you may assume that this never happens!
Per the above, validating a date is best done with actual code, and not with a regular expression.

A: The "atrocity" works, and is probably quite efficient, too. Making readable code would probably entail something like what @Thomas suggested - extract the 2, 2, 4 digit numbers, and range-check afterwards.
The exercise you are trying to solve, though, is one about regular expressions, so I guess the atrocity really is your answer. In practical cases, I would have used it, but made sure to document what I was doing, probably using a variable to store the regex:
date_extract_re = re.compile("r"^((([0-2]{1})\d{1})|([3][0,1]))\/(([0]{1}\d{1})|([1][0-2]))\/([1,2]\d{3})$")

Or even a code comment to say what I was doing.

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According to local media police found two severed heads in a cold-storage container outside the flat of the suspect, named as Takahiro Shiraishi, while investigating the disappearance of a woman.
They also found the body parts of seven other people, also stored in cool boxes, in his apartment.
The 27-year-old is being held on suspicion of disposing of the bodies.
Police had found the body parts of eight females and one male, some in varying stages of decomposition.
Shiraishi told police he had killed the nine and hid their bodies, broadcaster NHK reported, citing the metropolitan police department.
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