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The Arclight Guidebook to Media History and the Digital Humanities seeks examines what media historians are doing right now with digital tools and methods. Across seventeen chapters, contributing authors discuss the ways in which they are using or building digital technologies, assessing strengths and weaknesses, and responding to successes and failures.
During the Jazz Age and Great Depression, radio broadcasters did not conjure their listening public with a throw of a switch; the public had a hand in its own making. The Listener's Voice describes how a diverse array of Americans—boxing fans, radio amateurs, down-and-out laborers, small-town housewives, black government clerks, and Mexican farmers—participated in the formation of American radio, its genres, and its operations.
The essays in this volume explore how two domains of human experience and action—religion and technology—are implicated in each other. Contrary to commonsense understandings of both religion (as an "otherworldly" orientation) and technology (as the name for tools, techniques, and expert knowledges oriented to "this" world), the contributors to this volume challenge the grounds on which this division has been erected in the first place.
Guy Maddin's My Winnipeg (2008) was celebrated as one of the best films of the first decade of the twenty-first century. Darren Wershler argues that Maddin's use of techniques and media fall outside of the normal repertoire of contemporary cinema, requiring us to re-examine what the documentary genre and even 'film' itself are. Through an exploration of My Winnipeg's major thematic concerns – memory, the cultural archive, and how people and objects circulate through the space of the city – Wershler contends that the result is a film that is psychologically and affectively true without being historically accurate.


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Yale University has produced Nobel Prize winners, Supreme Court justices and presidents. Nearby, a nightclub called Toad's Place has landed musical legends such as the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Count Basie and U2.
But after years of fighting, Yale and Toads can't find what they're looking for in a dispute over a walkway. And if Toad's can't get any satisfaction, the popular hangout for generations of Yale students and others could close.
Yale's new president, Peter Salovey, plays the double bass and sings with "The Professors of Bluegrass," a group he and several colleagues and students created more than 20 years ago, so the club is hoping he'll be sympathetic. The corporate attorney for Toad's, Jim Segaloff, quipped recently: "We would guarantee him a gig every Thursday night if we can work this out."
Toad's has been an asset to New Haven for many years, as has Yale in a much different vein, Segaloff said. Yale's attempt to effectively close Toad's down seems "unwarranted and unnecessary," he said.
Yale denies it's trying to close Toads.
The dispute involves a walkway next to Toad's that leads to the campus. Toad's says it needs access to the walkway from its side entrance for emergency purposes.
Yale says there was an agreement in place for 30 years in which it voluntarily allowed Toad's and its employees and patrons to access Yale's property in case of an emergency only. Yale said it proposed another agreement lasting 10 years, but Toad's contends it does not need Yale's permission to use Yale's property.
Toad's says Yale's proposal wouldn't work in case it needs to get a loan or sell the place. Toad's disputes the property line and contends it has rights to the walkway after so many years of using it.
A lawsuit by Yale seeks to prevent club patrons from exiting onto its property, accusing the club of failing to prevent trespassing by patrons who smoke, drink and litter. A judge last month dismissed some of Toad's counterclaims.
"Yale is still willing to enter into a license agreement affording Toad's access for emergency purposes while at the same time preventing the improper and disruptive use of Yale's property," spokesman Tom Conroy said in a statement. "There is no desire by Yale to have a negative effect on Toad's business."
Toad's denies it's causing problems on the property and questions why Yale alleged trespassing after allowing the arrangement for decades.
Yale, which also is New Haven's largest retail landlord and has an endowment worth more than $20 billion, was involved in a similar dispute with a restaurant that won its case before the state Appellate Court in 2010. Yale vowed to appeal to the Connecticut Supreme Court, but the restaurant ultimately left New Haven because of the time, money and emotional costs of the litigation, said the restaurant's attorney, Hugh Keefe.
"In these types of disputes, Yale has unlimited and overwhelming resources and a very long historical perspective," Keefe said in a statement.
Yale said at the time that it was simply defending its property rights.
Segaloff said years ago that a lawyer who represented Yale at the time compared the university to the Vatican, saying it takes a long-term perspective. He says Toad's just wants access to a few feet of property for emergency purposes and suggested a 99-year deal would work.
"There will be a new pope and in 99 years you'd be all set for your long-term perspective, whatever that means," Segaloff said.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – For the second time in her career, Mika Wester earned the Tennessee Sports Writers Association Player of the Week Tuesday afternoon for her efforts against USC Aiken and Lander.
The senior forward also earned the honor on Nov. 14, 2017 doing so after big games against the same teams that helped her picked up the plaudit this season.
To open the season, the Newport, Tenn. native dropped 24 of her 26 points in the first half against USC Aiken going 11-for-14 from the field with five boards in 26 minutes. After scoring eight points in the first quarter, she went off for 16 in the second 10-minute session going 7-for-8 from the field.
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The left-hander notched 17 points on 7-for-13 shooting with seven rebounds in an 89-84 victory over Lander on Saturday. Wester has now scored in double figures in 20 consecutive contests.
For her career, she has tallied an 18.2 points per game scoring average, good for the third-best margin among active Division II players. Jessica Kelliher of Lewis is at 20.9 and Marissa Brown of West Liberty sits at 18.6.
With her performances, the Western Carolina transfer's point total at Carson-Newman is 1,219 moving her into 10th on the school's scoring list, up from 13th to begin the year. That figure is 16th among active Division II players.
Wester leads the Lady Eagles into a road journey taking on Georgia College and No. 14 North Georgia this weekend in the UNG Nighthawk Classic.

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Letter to the Community from Bronxville Board of Education and Superintendent: Bronxville School Capital Projects to be Pared Back
Jun. 12, 2019: Editor's note: Below is an unedited version of a letter sent by the Bronxville Board of Education and Roy R. Montesano, superintendent of the Bronxville Schools, to the Bronxville community on Monday, June 10.
Dear Bronxville Community:
We would like to thank you for your ongoing support of our school district. The recent passage of our 2019/20 budget allows us to continue to provide our students with a top-notch educational experience including a full range of academic programs, student services and co-curricular activities. We are pleased to continue to fulfill our vision of the Bronxville Promise.
As you may recall, in March 2018 the Bronxville community approved a $21.8 million bond to finance a $24.8 million facilities project that will address district facility needs in three key areas: site improvement and repairs, infrastructure improvements and program-related infrastructure enhancements. Over the past 12 months, we have made significant progress on or completed various Phase 1 bond-funded projects that enhance our school grounds and improve our flood mitigation system. These projects include a renovated elementary school playground, the installation of three additional flood mitigation pumps and the substantial completion of the new Chambers Field and new track, which will be named in honor of longtime cross country and track coach, James Owen Mitchell.
However, as we have moved through this process which began more than two years ago, construction costs have increased dramatically faster than we anticipated. This is largely due to a strong economy and amplified work from other Westchester school district bonds as well as other commercial building construction. While a contingency fund and a significant amount of cost escalation were built into the bond scope, they will not cover the additional costs of construction based on the multiple bids we have received for the work.
As a result of this, as well as our promise that the bond project remains cost neutral to the Bronxville taxpayers, we have had to identify other tax neutral sources of funds and pare back the scope of the project as described further below. In connection with this, as part of the recent budget vote, voters approved the transfer and use of $1.5 million of existing funds from our debt service fund in order to supplement our project budget and preserve as much of the original scope as possible. We are pleased that we now stand ready to begin the next phase of construction on our major referendum projects, which we expect to complete sometime in 2021.
Phase 2 projects that will begin this summer include:
Expansion of the cafeteria and nurses' suite.
Creation of the third-floor learning community space.
Renovation of the high school lobby.
Expansion of the guidance suite.
Various infrastructure upgrades.
Addition of air conditioning on the elementary side of the building.
Furthermore, the district expects to replace a portion of the exterior drainage system as a result of the most recent flood. This was not an originally anticipated cost or project component but is a necessary upgrade to our overall flood mitigation system.
In addition, during the coming year district administrators and the Board of Education will review plans to convert an existing boiler room into an Innovation Center as outlined in the project scope. It has not yet been determined whether we will have the necessary funds to create this additional space, but we are hopeful that we will be able to do so. We will keep our community informed of the future of this project. Finally, the renovation of the main library will be completed this summer thanks in large part to funds raised by the PTA several years ago.
Unfortunately, as noted above, a number of lower priority projects had to be postponed from the original scope of work so a few projects will not be completed as initially outlined.
Upgrade the curtain wall on the exterior of the building.
Addition of air conditioning to the first floor A and B wing.
Various furnishings for classroom spaces.
Toilet room renovations.
Replacement of gym divider curtain.
Restoration of front steps.
We are hopeful that as we progress through the revised scope of the project, we will be able to include additional work as well as come back to the voters with a proposal for some of these postponed components in ways that both meet the original scope of the work as well as preserve our overriding promise of keeping this construction project tax neutral to the Bronxville taxpayers.
We will continue to update our community on the bond, and we encourage you to regularly check the Bond Projects Update website for information and photos of our progress. As always, we thank you for your continued support.
The Bronxville Board of Education
Roy R. Montesano, Ed.D., Superintendent
Innovation Expo Celebrates Creativity of Bronxville School Community
Contributed by Michael Ganci, Syntax, for The Bronxville School
Jun. 12, 2019: Bronxville School students and families participated in a variety of hands-on workshops that challenged them to use their imagination and creativity during the annual Innovation Expo on May 21. The family-school partnership event was designed to celebrate the creative and innovative spirit across the school community.
The evening featured a K-12 visual arts showcase, a performance of the PUBLIQuartet that included compositions written by members of the high school orchestra, and a variety of educational and engaging workshops for elementary, middle, and high school students.
Dr. Nancy Sulla, founder and president of IDE Corp. (Innovative Designs for Education), provided the keynote address, "Students as Problem-Finders, Innovators, and Entrepreneurs," and discussed the implications of innovation on education and why it is difficult, yet so necessary. Dr. Sulla is an author, national speaker, and leader in transforming learning environments to build student engagement, empowerment, and efficacy. In addition, the district hosted Kelly Kingman from Kingman, Inc., as a sketchnote artist during Dr. Sulla's presentation and a few other sessions.
Bronxville School students at the Innovation Expo.
One of the elementary school workshops challenged participants to build an arcade game out of cardboard, while another workshop encouraged participants to build the tallest straw structure that can support a tennis ball above a table. In the Rock-n-Roller Coaster workshop, participants created a rollercoaster and tested its capacity for speed. In other workshops, students learned how to code, designed innovative toothbrushes, and made their own shadow puppets.
In one of the middle school workshops, participants learned how to program LEDs and sound to create a music and light show. In other workshops, students showcased their compound machines, while others debuted their original short films. The evening also featured a meditation workshop and a workshop on creating and designing basic applications.
Bronxville Elementary School students designed innovative toothbrushes during the Expo.
In other workshops, participants learned how to edit photographs and create digital illustrations and animations. In addition, students presented a discussion on their investigation of the water quality of the Bronx River and the extensive historical research that supports National History Day.
Special thanks to The Bronxville School Foundation for supporting many of the projects and initiatives at the Innovation Expo through generous grants.
Pictured at top: Bronxville Elementary School students built an arcade game out of cardboard during the annual Innovation Expo on May 21.
Photos courtesy The Bronxville School
Bronxville School 6th-Grade Math: Teaching Volume and Surface Area with Cereal Boxes
Jun. 5, 2019: Bronxville Middle School sixth0grade students, who have been learning how to calculate volume and surface area in Brittany Braia's and Rachel Sugarman's math classes, tested their skills by designing and building their own original cereal boxes.
Using cardboard, paint, paper towel rolls, laminating sheets, aluminum foil, Post-it Notes, Model Magic, construction paper, and cardstock, the students worked in groups to complete their projects. They were challenged to create a new shape for a container that was eye-catching, unique, and could hold two cups of cereal. In addition, they created a net for their cereal box and labeled it with exact measurements in centimeters, including the pieces that overlap to seal the box. The students' designs also included a label that displayed the product name, capacity, ingredients, UPC code, and nutrition facts.
"The students' designs were very creative," Braia said. "One group created a cereal box using a triangular prism on top of a rectangular prism with a cylinder chimney. Another group created 'Pharaoh Os,' designing an Egyptian rectangular pyramid. Others designed rocket ships from similar composite figures. These designs stand out most due to the thoughtful connection between the shape, design, cereal name, and overall theme."
Once their boxes were completed, the students calculated the surface area and volume of the boxes, as well as the amount of necessary materials
"It's really exciting to hear students say this is their favorite project we've done all year," Sugarman said. "We hope students have a deeper appreciation of the relationship between two- and three-dimensional objects and how math skills are needed in a variety of contexts."
Pictured here: Bronxville Middle School sixth grade students testing their math skills by designing and building their own original cereal boxes.
Photos courtesy of The Bronxville School
Bronxville School 4th-Graders Performed Original and Well-Known Poems at First Annual PoetryFest
Jun. 5, 2019: Bronxville Elementary School fourth-grade students, who have been studying and writing poetry, expressed their creativity and imagination when they performed original and well-known poems before an audience of parents, teachers, administrators, and peers during the fifth annual PoetryFest.
Having analyzed various poetic techniques and having learned how to use sensory language, figurative language, line breaks, repetition, and personification, the students wrote poems based on a variety of topics. Some of them drew inspiration from ordinary items such as a locker, toothpaste, a baseball bat, Brussels sprouts, and staples and brought them to life through meticulous language and word choice.
"I'm so deeply impressed with how their poems turned out," said teacher Lauren Wright, who launched the event five years ago. "What stood out to me the most was the students' enthusiasm. We have an amazing, but rigorous, writing curriculum, and this unit gives students the opportunity to engage a different part of their writing brain. I loved seeing their creativity, imagination, and humor come through these poems."
Wright said PoetryFest was inspired by her own elementary school teacher, who encouraged her to use her imagination and express herself creatively. In turn, she hopes she has made a lasting impression on her own students.
"To me, PoetryFest is not just about the poetry," Wright said. "It's about overcoming your fears, expressing your inner voice, and, most of all, knowing what to do when you mess up. I hope I helped my students find their voice and know they should never be afraid to let their creativity, imagination, and true inner self shine. Also, I hope that they've realized that they are quite resilient and can overcome any challenge with a little perseverance and determination."
Students said they were grateful to their teachers for helping them become poets, gain more confidence, and conquer their fears.
Pictured here: Bronxville Elementary School fourth-grade students performing original and well-known poems during the fifth annual PoetryFest.
Bronxville PTA Puts on Popular Events over Memorial Day Weekend: See Photos
May 29, 2019: The Bronxville School PTA put on the ever-popular country fair, Run for Fun, and dog show over Memorial Day Weekend in weather that brought out the crowds. Below are photos taken by MyhometownBronxville photographers Allaire Warner and Neely Bower.
Memorial Day Country Fair
James E. Kearney Run for Fun
Memorial Day Weekend Dog Show
Bronxville High School Students Earn Awards at Heschel Model United Nations Conference
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Mercedes-Benz Looks To Attract Younger Customers With A-Class Sedan
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Mercedes-Benz announced the U.S. release of the 2019 A-Class. The emblem of a Mercedes-Benz of C-Class car is pictured on the assembly line of Mercedes-Benz on Jan. 24, 2017 in Bremen, Germany. Photo: Alexander Koerner/Getty Images
By Andrew N. White, International Business Times
In a bid to appeal to younger consumers, Mercedes-Benz is introducing its newest entry-level sedan with a price tag that would make it the luxury carmaker's most cost-efficient model to debut on the U.S. market.
[post_ads]The 2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan will go on sale in the U.S. later this year, said Mercedes USA President and CEO Dietmar Exler during a launch event Wednesday in New York City, the Economic Times reported. The automaker hopes its price point will help it to appeal to millennial buyers.
"The formula for success in this industry is pretty simple: attract younger customers to the brand and keep them for life," Exler said during the event. "The A-Class will establish an all-new gateway for our brand to new customers, the young."
While Mercedes-Benz has not released the price of the car just yet, reports have speculated it will host a price tag ranging from the low $30,000s to "less than $40,000."
According to Popular Mechanics, the A-Class Sedan will be available in two makes: a front-wheel-drive A 220 and an A220 4MATIC in four-wheel-drive. They both come sporting a 2.0L inline-4 turbocharged engine with 188 horsepower and 221 pound-feet of torque. Its top speed is 130 mph.
On the outside, the car sports a low, elongated hood. As far as lights, it has slim chrome headlamps, torch-like daytime driving lights, and an optional diamond radiator, reports Economic Times. As a new feature, the car comes with integrated LED daytime running lamps.
Meanwhile, the inside of the car features a voice-activated digital assistant that can be activated by the phrase, "Hey, Mercedes," according to Cars.com. The voice-activated system can control navigation, music, climate, and seat positions inside the car. The center display features touchscreens, including a Mercedes touchpad controller on the center console and steering-wheel controls.
This marks the debut of the A-class on the U.S. market, however, the car had been available to European drivers for a while as a hatchback, which experts said wouldn't appeal to American drivers.
"We didn't feel the European version was quite right for the American market," said Exler. "With the sedan, that changes completely."
Business - U.S. Daily News: Mercedes-Benz Looks To Attract Younger Customers With A-Class Sedan
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Climbing Iron Hayden Wall Uintas is located on the West face of Mt. Hayden in the Uinta mountains of northern Utah. Mt Hayden is an eye catching peak as you can see it from the Mirror lake Highway for several miles.
The climbing routes are mixed trad and sport. Difficulty ranging from 5.9 to 5.11+. Approach is about 1 hour.
Approach takes a little over an hour. Approx. 4 miles and 700 feet of elevation gain.
Park at Highline trail head off of the Mirror lake highway and head east for about a mile until the trail splits. head north toward the middle section of Mt Hayden. Trail is marked with cairns.


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By Cheryl Wetzstein - The Washington Times - Wednesday, November 19, 2014
In response to evidence that hundreds of taxpayer-subsidized health care plans under Obamacare include abortion coverage, pro-life groups are using a Capitol Hill press briefing Thursday to launch a new website aimed at making clear which plans will pay for the procedure.
The new website will identify health care plans that include coverage of abortion on demand and which do not, said Charles A. "Chuck" Donovan, president of the Charlotte Lozier Institute.
Pro-life activists say Obama administration officials have often been vague in their responses about abortion funding in the Affordable Care Act, "so our overall posture is that we would need to do this ourselves," said Mr. Donovan.
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Representatives of the Charlotte Lozier Institute, the Family Research Council and the Alliance Defending Freedom have planned the congressional event to discuss the website and abortion policies seen since "open season" enrollment for Obamacare "exchanges" began Nov. 15 at the federal and state-based exchanges.
Rep. Christopher H. Smith, New Jersey Republican and a leading pro-life voice in Congress, applauded the groups for "attempting to do what the administration has adamantly refused to do, and that is be transparent and open and make it clear what people are buying."
"The fact that the Obama administration has hidden the coverage of abortion, and the cost of that coverage, to an individual premium payer is unconscionable," Mr. Smith said, adding that even he and his staff had to call around to find out which health care plans did not provide elective abortions.
Mr. Smith is lead sponsor of a House-passed bill that would codify the long-standing restrictions on federal abortion funding and forbid coverage of elective abortions in federally funded health insurance plans. Mr. Smith said Wednesday he expects to reintroduce the bill, but predicts it will have a better shot at passage in the new "very pro-life Senate."
Abortion coverage in the Affordable Care Act roiled the 2009-2010 legislative debate, when pro-life Democrats refused to support it if it expanded taxpayer-funded abortions.
To win their votes, President Obama promised — and issued — an executive order prohibiting federal funding for abortion in the new health care exchanges. "Under our plan, no federal dollars will be used to fund abortion, and federal conscience laws will remain in place," the president told Congress in 2009.
Under the ACA, women who want abortion coverage are supposed to write a separate check for that coverage, and health insurers are required to keep those funds separate from taxpayer funds.
In September, however, the Government Accountability Office reported that more than 1,000 taxpayer-subsidized health care plans in 28 states covered elective abortions — and most insurers did not bill the abortion surcharges separately.
Moreover, the GAO said, in at least five states, every health plan included abortion coverage, which meant pro-life consumers were not given even one of the abortion-free alternative plans they were promised.
The Department of Health and Human Services said it would push states to comply with Obamacare's abortion rules and ensure that states and insurers offered consumers insurance options without abortion.
Thursday's press conference comes in the wake of the furor over videotaped statements by key Obamacare consultant Jonathan Gruber about how the law's drafters intended to create "a lack of transparency" around the funding of Obamacare, relying in part on the "stupidity of the American voter."
Mr. Gruber's comments indicate "a pattern of deception" about the law, said Mr. Smith. "Agree or disagree [about abortion], but don't lie to the public," he said.


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Bondi Is Now A Terrorist Target, Security To Be Ramped Up Around Westfield And Beach
One of New South Wales' most frequented tourists hot spots has been earmarked a potential scene for a terror plot to unfold.
Security could be ramped up around Bondi Junction's Westfield shopping centre and along Bondi's famous beach amid fears it could be targeted by terrorists.
Security could be ramped up around Bondi Junction's Westfield shopping centre (pictured) and along Bondi's famous beach amid fears it could be targeted by terrorists
A full security audit has been called on for the entire local government area of Waverley, with special attention recommended for the shopping and coastal precinct.
'These would be the most vulnerable places in Waverley,' Former mayor Sally Betts told Daily Telegraph.
'We need to look at the whole of Waverley, but obviously there are specific places that we need to focus on in particular and see what needs to be done,' Ms Betts said.
The controversial topic was debated at a council meeting last Tuesday, with mayor John Wakefield vying for a 'risk assessment' to be undertaken to determine whether a real threat exists.
'It's a significant issue and council needs to be prepared to take appropriate action as needed,' Mr Wakefield said.
Last year, Islamic State called on terrorists to attack Bondi Beach, the Opera House and the MCG in a rant in the first edition of its propaganda magazine Rumiyah.
Cr Betts said recent international vehicle-ramming attacks, including in the UK, Germany and Spain, put Australians on edge.
'Every time there's a vehicle that (drives) into people, then people started really getting concerned,' she said.
Her call comes as neighbouring council's launch risk assessments, with Randwick revealing introduction of anti-terrorism measures could cost taxpayers $6million.
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In today's episode, we go over one of the most important questions. When do you pray? Do you have a time you've set aside daily when you go pray? Daniel prayed three times a day during a season of persecution in the kingdom he lived in and wasn't afraid to leave his windows open during that time. Do you have a specific time you pray? Please watch, comment and share.
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Looking at the comments of Steve Ballmer today…he is the ultimate troll. What real good does he do for the company? What value does he add? He is just here, like bad weather. There is no doubt that he is an effective tyrant. He is able to hold power and have things his way. But he is no Gates or Jobs or Ellison let alone Page/Brin.
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interesada en saber cuando inician las tecnologias en especial salud ocupacional, pues en la convocatoria anterior no pude presentarme y me interesa iniciar estudios lo mas pronto posible, gracias.
I take then you approve of the Israeli attack on the French consul in Gaza? Who's being callous, "Freedom Fries" Witty? Certainly not the hundreds of children who died in less time then your son used to get on summer break.
No jumpers, no planes, no explosions – all holograms. In fact, the WTC is actually STILL STANDING- was just there yesterday on the N Towers 110th floor!!! As far as aliens? Get your facts right. Cooper was the first one to reveal the planned Alien Invasion plan to unite folks for the NWO, going back to 1917- even before. To put him in the same category as that blustering fool, Jones is an insult. Jones was lined up for years to be Cooper's dumbed down sequel after they assassinated him.AJ is about as real as Barry Soetero.
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What I'd like to know is whether Geert got lucky this weekend? I hope he got a good drink in, had a right good meal, relaxed after all the stress of this trial, then spends the weekend with his wife in a mutually satisfying manner.On the other hand I hope that his persecutors go home in a rage, start shouting at everybody, the dog turns on them & bites them, their wife throws their supper in the bin, then they open a bottle of whisky in anger, get far too drunk & pee the bed.
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– From memory, Whitlam remained in Parliament until 1978, although he was still opposition leader in 1977 when Fraser won a second election.Calwell, never, PM, also stayed in Parliament for a very long time after he lost the Labor leadership.


This wait type is when a thread is waiting for an In-Memory OLTP operation that was started by the regular Engine.
Maps to the XTP_HOST_WAIT map_value in sys.dm_xe_map_values.
The map_key value in sys.dm_xe_map_values is 896 in 2014 RTM. After 2014 RTM, you must check the DMV to get the latest value as some map_key values have changed in later builds.
I have not seen this wait to be a noticeable contention point.


Shonda Rhimes' award-winning series premiered in 2005 and is still as funny, dramatic, relevant, and romantic as ever. Besides teaching us that doctors and interns regularly hook up in the hospital between saving lives, Grey's Anatomy has spent 15 seasons (and counting) proving itself to be one of the most popular and successful series on television.
Members of the FBI's BAU have been profiling the most twisted criminals while tackling their own personal issues for 14 seasons. Despite the recent announcement that Criminal Minds will be ending with Season 15, the show and its three Emmy nominations have cemented their legacy as one of the best and disturbing procedural crime dramas out there.
With 635 episodes and 20 seasons, Gunsmoke's record is a tough one for any prime-time series to beat. Starting out as a black-and-white half-hour show in 1955, the series eventually expanded to hour-long episodes and began filming in color. Gunsmoke, which followed the settlement of the American West, came to an end in 1975 with a few Emmy Awards under its belt.
Nominated for two Golden Globes, Bonanza, the second longest-running western series, premiered in 1959. The series followed the adventures of Ben Cartwright and his sons as they ran and defended their ranch while helping the surrounding community near Lake Tahoe in the 1860s. By the time Bonanza ended in 1973, the series had over 431 episodes and introduced the nickname "Hoss" to the public.
The most-watched drama on TV with a massive worldwide following, NCIS has been around since 2003, reaching 300 episodes in 2016. Whenever the Navy crime drama comes to an end, it will be with a tainted legacy at CBS, following former star Pauley Perrette's claims of "multiple physical assaults" on set, as well as harassment allegations against former NCIS co-star Michael Weatherly (currently the star of Bull).


You learned it in freshman biology: Penicillin was originally created by accident, but has since been hailed as one of mankind's greatest discoveries. Today, antibiotics are used to treat everything from bronchitis to tuberculosis. For decades, small doses of antibiotics have been fed to livestock; when used in feeds, they help maintain rapid growth and low levels of disease across herds, allowing for affordable food prices. However, controversy has recently erupted over concerns of antibiotic resistance and public health. Perhaps public opinion is driving the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) recent decision to reconsider the regulation of antibiotic use, even before facts are definitively established.
As the popular press has been oversimplifying for the past few weeks, over two-thirds of antibiotics in circulation today are fed to animals. Media outlets claim, through the use of scare tactics, that, the dairy industry is using antibiotics as a way to cut costs and allow animals to survive in an environment that is not healthy. "If we didn't pump our livestock full of antibiotics, they would get sick … But rather than raise them in a way that doesn't make them sick, but costs somewhat more, we just keep them on constant doses of antibiotics. And then we eat them."It is a common misconception that meat and dairy products sold today have high levels of antibiotics present. It is important to note, first, that the FDA has many protocols and regulations in regard to use and presence of antibiotics in approved animal products. For example, established withdrawal times are defined, ensuring specific durations of time that must pass between ending antibiotic treatment and the animals' entering human food supply. Milk is sampled for antibiotic residues each day; farmers are required to withhold milk from therapeutically treated cows, or their entire shipment can be discarded. Obviously, from an economic and business standpoint, it is not in the farmer's best interest to allow milk to be processed with antibiotic residues. From a meat industry perspective, all beef sold in the United States is safe from antibiotics: The FDA has mandated standards for antibiotic residue presence in beef, which is regularly tested.
Safe, affordable food comes at a high cost for consumers, but one must understand that public health is of the utmost concern. Officials make every attempt to conduct risk assessments of antibiotics, especially those critical for human medicine. A smear campaign has been in progress to discredit the farming community for being "selfish," disregarding public health concerns for profit. Today, a successful farmer must not only be a good businessman, but must also be respectful of public opinion; without the public, there would be no consumer base, no one to feed, and thus, no income. Many of the best farmers have advanced college degrees and are well aware of the business and biological impacts of the decisions they make. A large percentage of the agricultural sciences programs here at Cornell are producing people who will be leading this industry into the next generation.
European governments have attempted to ban antibiotics in feed. In a case study in Denmark, all forms of antibiotics were prohibited across pork production. The nation encountered severe and costly health problems in livestock. Because the antibiotic ban was only on feed additives, Danish veterinarians had no choice but to use therapeutic antibiotics — of the same class used in human medicine and of greatest concern for resistance. Ultimately, more antibiotics were used in direct contact with animals, meat had to be withheld longer and eventually cost the consumer much more than preventative measures would have. Safe meat comes from healthy animals.
As in the conflict with artificial hormones in milk, there are experts on both conflicting sides of this issue. Because of this uncertainty, not every operation uses antibiotics in their feed. It is important to keep an open mind, and understand that as a consumer, you have a right to purchase food of your own choice. In the same regard, before criticizing the livestock industry's use of antibiotics — often of a form with different chemical and biological characteristics than those used in human medicine in the first place — please consider how drug resistant you are making your own, personal bacteria every time you walk into Gannett Health Services.
More often than not, when you walk in to see a practitioner for common cold symptoms, you will exit with a handy, fifty-plus dollar, cardboard pouch: "Z-pack," or, a few pills of Azithromycin. Often, these drugs are given out like candy, without direct knowledge of origin of infection; equally as often, patients do not completely follow or finish the prescription, contributing to huge internal resistance towards the antibiotic. What if it is a more serious condition, and you are just fueling a bacterial infection to mutate and fight itself? That, too, is a public health issue worth thinking about.


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package org.eclipse.spi.net4j;

import org.eclipse.net4j.util.factory.Factory;

/**
 * @author Eike Stepper
 * @since 2.0
 */
public abstract class ServerProtocolFactory extends Factory
{
  public static final String PRODUCT_GROUP = "org.eclipse.net4j.serverProtocols"; //$NON-NLS-1$

  public ServerProtocolFactory(String type)
  {
    super(PRODUCT_GROUP, type);
  }
}


The drafting team from the Department of Justice continued to take the Committee through the Judicial Service Commission Amendment Bill. Section 20 would have the reference to "judge" replaced with the word "respondent". The Committee asked that it be checked that the Bill contained reference to the respondent having been informed of the findings in the report. Cross references would need to be checked. Under new Section 21, a clause should be added that the complainant would be informed about the Tribunal, and the references checked. Under new Section 22, the drafters would change the wording in relation to the previous evidence, so that the validity of any evidence submitted to a previous Tribunal should not be affected. The phrase "at least one of whom was a judge" was not necessary under 22(3)(a). The definition of "judicial officer" would be checked by the drafters in relation to new Section 23. The provisions on the powers and functions of the Executive Secretary (akin to a CEO in the Office of the Chief Justice) set out in new Sections 24 and 37 would be extracted for the information of the Committee. Under new Section 25 there should be an option containing a time by which rules should be made. The wording in new 26 would again be checked to ensure that there was consistency between an onus of proof, and a finding. It was suggested that complaints should be "upheld" rather than stronger wording being used. Under new Section 27 and other subsections, the references to "the seat of the Tribunal" could be re-considered as a matter of style.
Provision needed to be made that failure to take the oath referred to in new Section 31 would be an offence. The drafters would check provisions in other legislation dealing with compelling a respondent to given self-incriminating testimony, as there should be a two-step procedure set out, and the respondent should not be given the choice whether to answer. In new Section 33, the reference to the Magistrate's Commission would be removed. There should also be reference to the relevant documents being submitted to the Judicial Service Commission, as well as to the Chief Justice. Under new Section 34, the drafters would double check that all offences from the previous drafts had been incorporated. In respect of new Section 35, the Committee would consider whether the regulations should be approved by Parliament. The funding described in the new Section 36 was discussed, and would need to be considered. In new Section 37, references to "Committee or Committee" must read "Committee or Tribunal". There was a need to renumber subparagraph (4). The references to "executive secretary" in subparagraphs (2) and (4) should be to the "secretary". The drafters were requested to include in the section the fact that the register must be updated annually. In new Section 38 the drafters were asked to check other legislation and clarify what was to be regarded as confidential, and to provide for access by certain persons. The long title and transitional provisions would be considered later. The Committee would also discuss what needed to be included in the Report. It would start its clause-by-clause deliberations shortly.
The drafting team from the Department of Justice (DOJ) continued to discuss the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) Amendment Bill.
Mr Johan de Lange, Principal State Law Advisor, DOJ, indicated that this part dealt with the situation where matters would be referred to a Tribunal.
This new Section 19 stated that when it appeared to the Commission that there were reasonable grounds to suspect that a judge may be suffering from incapacity, be incompetent, or be guilty of gross misconduct, the Commission must request appointment of a Tribunal. As framed at the moment, the Commission could also of its own accord request the appointment of a tribunal, and had inherent power to exercise its own discretion.
Section 19(2) set out the necessity to state the allegations to investigate in writing. The judge concerned and the complainant must be asked to comment in writing. The President must also be informed. The Constitution, in Section 177(3) noted that the President, may, on the advice of the JSC, suspend the judge who was the subject of proceedings.
The Chairperson asked if there was anything here that was different from the previous dispensation.
Mr de Lange stated that nothing had been taken out, but the last part of 19(4) had been added.
The Chairperson asked what was the test for reasonable grounds to suspect. This would differ from the new Section 16, where the test was "satisfied, in the case of a complaint being established". This was a higher test, because it related to the appointment of a tribunal, not a preliminary investigation.
Mr de Lange noted that the judge could have been charged with a criminal offence, and the charge itself would be reasonable grounds to suspend.
Mr de Lange noted that once the Tribunal had made its report, the Commission must consider the report and inform the judge of the time and place, and that written representations could be submitted. He asked that the word "judge" should be replaced with "respondent".
Mr de Lange noted that the person would have been the subject of an enquiry and would have been informed by the tribunal. He referred to the new Section 33. On conclusion of the hearing the Tribunal would make a finding as to the merits of the allegation, and would submit a report with its findings, to the JSC.
The Chairperson asked how the respondent would place his position before the JSC if he did not know the contents of the report.
Mr de Lange noted that the findings should be known to the respondent. He said that he would look again whether there was a lacuna in regard to the respondent being informed. He would revert to the Committee.
Mr de Lange noted that new Section 19(3) contained a cross reference that he would need to check again. The words "the Commission must make a finding" was of importance. He noted that the JSC had submitted that the JSC should be exercising this function. The Department felt that as long as the JSC had facts upon which to make a finding, the constitutional requirements were satisfied.
The Chairperson said that the JSC had suggested that it was inappropriate for the Committee to deal with complaints. The Constitution only provided that the JSC must make a recommendation in regard to an impeachment. The lesser complaints could be dealt with differently.
Mr de Lange said that the Department interpreted this provision as a safeguard against arbitrary dismissal of judges. The Constitution gave the National Assembly a mandate in these matters.
The Chairperson noted that complaints did not necessarily mean impeachment mechanisms. Certain offences wee clearly not impeachable. The JSC should not, in principle, be bogged down by every small complaint. The Constitution spoke only of impeachment. The impeachment process was, quite rightly, cumbersome.
Mr de Lange continued that the new Section 20(4) contained the provisions in relation to a judge suffering from incapacity, gross incompetence or gross misconduct. The new Section 20(5) stated that the Commission could make a finding for a judge to attend a training course. The new Section 20(6) required the Commission to inform the judge and complainant of the finding and reasons.
The Chairperson asked for clarity how the Committee would make a decision.
Mr de Lange noted that this would be the majority of the members of the Commission, as set out in section 178(6) of the Constitution. The Commission could determine its own procedure but the decisions must be supported by the majority.
Imam G Solomon (ANC) asked when a suspension would come into effect.
The Chairperson noted that this was contained in the new Section 19(4). When the Commission decided that a tribunal was necessary, this would mean that there was the possibility of impeachment. The Commission could suspend the person after applying their minds to the issue of suspension. If they agreed on suspension, the recommendation would go to the President, who would effect it.
The Chairperson noted that in the Magistrate's Commission there was the possibility of suspension without pay. This was often used where magistrates defrauded the Department.
Mr de Lange did not think that there was any scope for this.
Ms M Meruti (ANC) asked what the possibility was of moving the judge to another court.
The Chairperson noted that if there was, perhaps, a sexual harassment charge, then there might be arrangements that the judge would have to work with another person. This was within the Judge President's powers. In some instances where judges were facing criminal charges, they had been granted leave of absence.
Mr de Lange read through the provisions of the new Section 21. The Judicial Conduct Tribunal (the Tribunal) was appointed by the Chief Justice, when requested to do so by the Commission. There was provision for delegation to the Deputy Chief Justice.
The Chairperson asked why there were so many references to "the seat of the Tribunal".
Mr de Lange noted that the Tribunal could sit anywhere. He thought that this was probably inserted for financial reasons.
The Chairperson asked why there was no reference to the complainant being informed, where applicable.
Mr de Lange indicated that this could be added in.
In regard to the new Section 21(5), the Chairperson asked about the delegation of functions. She could only see that the delegation was necessary if the complaint was about the Chief Justice.
Mr de Lange thought that the references to Sections 10(2) and 29(2) were incorrect. He would check on this.
Mr de Lange noted that the Tribunal would consist of two judges, one of whom would be designated by the Chief Justice as the Tribunal President, and one person from a list of suitable persons, drawn by the Chief Justice in concurrence with the Minister. Such list would relate to non-judicial members of the Tribunal. Provision was made that at least one must be a woman. The JSC had objected to that provision, stating that it was not necessary, from policy or practice, to put this clause in. Mr de Lange did not see that it did any harm.
Provision was made in sub clause (3) for a vacancy arising. If there were not two members remaining, at least one of whom was a judge, the Tribunal must be dissolved and a new Tribunal appointed.
The Chairperson noted that the Chief Justice, in appointing a new Tribunal would have to comply with the new Section 21(4). The terms of reference would remain the same. She asked what formalities would have to be complied with. She asked that a specific reference be inserted to reflect that in this case there must be full compliance with 21 (4).
The Chairperson asked about the reference to "any evidence gathered by or submitted to the former Tribunal.... may be considered by the new Tribunal". She wondered if it should not always be considered, except where there were allegations of bias. She would not like there to be a challenge on this point.
Mr de Lange noted that the 2002 draft had contained the same wording. The idea was to ensure that matters should not simply lapse. He conceded that the use of "may" could open up the question. Perhaps a provision could be introduced along the lines of "the validity of any evidence submitted should not be affected".
Imam Solomons asked what would happen if a presiding officer was not able to continue.
Mr de Lange explained that if there was only one judge, the case would have to start again. If there was more than one, the case could continue.
The Chairperson indicated that this was not a criminal trial, and this provision was intended to cover the practicalities of the position.
Mr de Lange said that the words "at least one of whom was a judge" in sub-clause (3)(a) were not necessary.
This had been largely dealt with. The principle was to make sure that a non-judge was always on the Tribunal. The heading contained the reference. The wording used to be "one fit and proper person who is not a judicial officer".
The Chairperson suggested that the clause refer to "a list of persons who are not a judicial officers". This would be likely to be a person who served on the JSC, such as a professor, who would be a person with weight and respect. The Tribunal was not to be seen as a "closed shop". She asked if "judicial officers" had been defined.
Mr de Lange said he would look to the dictionary meaning of this, and noted that there were definitions in other legislation. Judicial officers would be a term wider than judges. The Constitution also used that term.
Mr de Lange noted that the new section 23(2) made provision for compensation.
Mr de Lange indicated that this was intended to allow for collection of evidence.
The Chairperson asked whether the Executive Secretary 's powers and functions had been defined, except under Section 37. The creation of the post was contained elsewhere.
Mr de Lange noted that there was not a CEO named in the Office of the Chief Justice. Most of the provisions relating to this would not strictly speaking be necessary once the Superior Courts Bill was in effect, as this Bill covered the position. However, on an interim basis there needed to be authorisation to incur the expenses.
The Chairperson asked that the Department extract the clauses relating to the Executive Secretary for the information of the Committee. In this Bill there were references to what the executive secretary must do. At the end of the day there would be practical solutions. It would be useful to make it clear which clauses had been relied on in this Bill under the different functions.
This set out the rules of procedure. The Chief Justice could make any rules regulating any aspect of a Tribunal's procedure, to be published in the Gazette. Subject to this Act, the Tribunal had the power to regulate and protect its own proceedings.
The Chairperson pointed out that there was no reference to the day by when the Rules must be made.
Mr de Lange noted that he could not foresee the Chief Justice making rules in anticipation, although it may be a good idea to do so.
The Chairperson asked that Mr de Lange include an option "within x number of months".
Mr de Lange said that there was probably an example in other tribunal rules, even if this was a basic framework.
Mr de Lange noted that the new Section 26 set out the objects of the Tribunal. Mr de Lange noted that the discussions yesterday had been around inquiring and investigating; the objects here were to inquire. That may need to be looked at.
The inquiry was to be conducted in an inquisitorial manner and must make its determination on a balance of probabilities.
Mr de Lange noted that there was a possible conflict in the wording if the legislation said there was no onus to prove anything, yet there could be a finding of guilty.
The Chairperson said that the Committee had taken a principle in decision that less strong language that "guilty" could be used. The wording should be that a complaint could be "upheld".
Mr de Lange noted that the wording in the Constitution was "guilty" but his was in relation to the JSC. This clause was dealing with the Tribunal. He would look at it again.
Mr de Lange continued to read through the subclauses.
The Chairperson noted that the "seat of the tribunal" was again referred to here. She agreed that there should be flexibility as to the place where witnesses were interviewed. However, she would like this to be cleared up; it was a stylistic matter rather than a substantive one.
Mr de Lange noted that this clause set out the procedural aspects. He noted the need to correct the typographical error in the numbering of 28(3)(e).
Mr de Lange noted that the hearing could only be attended by the respondent, his or her legal representative, the complainant and their legal representative. The reference in sub-paragraphs (e) and (f) would need to be corrected. Mr de Lange noted that in (c) the complainant could only attend if the complaint was related to this hearing. There should be no disclosure unless the Tribunal President, in consultation with the Chief Justice, determined otherwise.
Mr de Lange indicated that this related to subpoenas.
The Chairperson asked what would be the position of the prosecuting authority appointed.
Mr de Lange said that that person was only to assist in leading evidence. It was the Tribunal that must subpoena. This was an inquisitorial procedure. It was necessary to avoid the idea that it was an independent arbiter. The onus was on the Tribunal to establish the facts.
Mr de Lange noted that the evidence was to be given under oath.
The Chairperson asked whether other legislation relating to taking the oath was worded in this way.
Mr de Lange indicated that there were various examples. A person could not refuse to take the oath, as this would be an offence. He agreed that an offence should be included in this Bill - although this might be covered by "wilfully hindering".
Mr de Lange noted that the clause covered the giving of evidence, and the compulsion to do so, even if an article or document was self-incriminating. These were fairly standard provisions, but there had been criticism against the principle of compelling to give self-incriminating evidence.
The Chairperson was concerned that a person should be able to be prosecuted on any statement.
Mr de Lange did not think it was such an issue in this context.
The Chairperson indicated that these were closed hearings. However, the Tribunal would only deal with serious matters. If a person was being investigated for a serious offence, it was unlikely that this would precede the criminal matter.
The Chairperson thought that there were clear provisions regarding the self-incriminating testimony in either the DSO legislation or in the parliamentary legislation. The Tribunal should consider its options. She seemed to recall that the parliamentary legislation gave a detailed stipulation of the steps to be followed. She asked Mr de Lange to check this.
Mr de Lange indicated that in the previous draft there was more direct terminology used. However, whilst it conveyed a strong message it had not altered the law. He read out a draft dating back to 2003.
The Chairperson indicated that the wording about the self-incrimination as read out was not set out in steps. The Tribunal had not been required to consider the implications of forcing someone to answer. Under a two-step procedure, the respondent would first claim that the answer might be self-incriminating and then the Tribunal would order an answer to be given notwithstanding the self-incrimination. That evidence would not, however, be admissible against the person in criminal proceedings.
The Chairperson asked why, if this was an inquisitorial procedure, the questions should not be imposed at any stage.
She asked that the clause from the previous draft be inserted in the next draft for consideration.
Mr de Lange said that in the previous draft the respondent had the choice of answering or not.
The Chairperson said that it would make more sense to place an obligation to answer.
This was a fairly standard provision. The Tribunal must notify the National Director of Public Prosecutions if there was disclosure of evidence of a commission of an offence.
Mr de Lange noted that the reference in 33(1)(b) to the Magistrate's Commission was still a remnant of the earlier draft.
Imam Solomons noted that the references throughout were to "findings" yet at the end the word "report" was used.
Mr de Lange noted that the findings would be recorded, and would form part of the report. This was made more clear in 33(1)(b)(i). The record also formed part of the report.
The Chairperson asked whether the relevant documents should not also be submitted to the JSC, as well as to the Chief Justice. Although she noted that the JSC could call for these, she would prefer it to be specifically mentioned.
Mr de Lange noted the offences. The current maximum fine would be R200 000, or imprisonment not exceeding five years.
The Chairperson asked whether the previous drafts contained any other sanctions not included here, and asked that this point be checked.
Mr de Lange noted that the Minister must make regulations under Section 13, and may make other regulations relating to other matters. Any regulations must be tabled in the National Assembly before publication.
Mr de Lange indicated that this was a very wide clause. An earlier draft indicated that the regulations would have to be "approved" by Parliament.
Mr de Lange indicated that this clause dealt with the finances and accountability. Monies appropriated for the JSC must be used only for this purpose, unless approval was obtained for them to be used in another manner. This was a new provision, and would go some way to ensuring the perceived independence of the JSC.
Mr de Lange indicated that there would be regulations around the consultation on the budgetary process. There would be a line vote for the JSC, and the funds would be ring-fenced.
The Chairperson was slightly worried, as the staff complement costs were allocated to the Chief Justice. However, this was money pertaining to the Commission. She asked what this money would be used for.
Mr de Lange noted that it would cover the travel allowances, transcripts, witness fees and other expenses to do with the Judicial Conduct Committee.
The Chairperson indicated that it was only possible to budget at the beginning of the year. It would be undesirable to over-budget, but it was impossible to make a proper estimate. The Committee would consider it in more detail later.
Mr de Lange noted that the Executive Secretary must assign appropriate personnel.
The Chairperson noted that the reference in 37(2) to "subject to Section 36" was incorrect. The funding for secretarial and administrative services under (a) to (f) reflected what the money appropriated could be used for. The budget, which would be ring-fenced, would lie with the Department of Justice, but only as far as it related to the Commission. The Executive Secretary, approved by the Director General, would provide secretarial and administrative services to the Commission. The Chief Justice would then advise what was needed. The Executive Secretary would do the work to apply for money, fill posts and so forth for the Commission.
Mr de Lange noted that the reference to "Committee or Committee" in subparagraph 37(2)(f) should be "Committee or Tribunal". The reference must also be corrected - so that subparagraph (4) must be renumbered (3).
Mr de Lange noted that this clause was copied from the provisions on superior courts.
The Chairperson said that the register was to be maintained by the Executive Secretary.
Mr de Lange said that the reference to the "Executive Secretary" in sub paragraph (2) should be the "secretary" - meaning the Secretary of the Commission. In sub paragraph (3) (formerly numbered (4)) the reference should also be to the "Secretary".
The Chairperson noted that (3) was to provide that other staff should act under the control and supervision of this person.
The Chairperson clarified that although the Secretary would maintain the register. There was no provision for regular entries or updating.
Mr de Lange stated that this would be in the regulations.
The Chairperson said that the logistics of how the updates referred to in the new Section 13 would happen should be in the regulations, but the necessity for the update should be in the principal legislation. In addition, there should be powers and functions given to the Secretary, relating to non compliance.
Mr de Lange noted that this clause related to protection of confidential information. This went beyond the complaint mechanism to cover all staff. Provision was made that breach of confidentiality would result in a fine or imprisonment not exceeding a period of five years.
The Chairperson said that this begged the question of what was confidential information. She wondered if it was to include every piece of information presented before the JSC, unless the Chief Justice said otherwise. Members of the Commission would include MPs. Not everything received could be regarded as confidential information. She would think that it must be the register, any matter that the Chief Justice ruled as confidential, and information submitted relating to the working of the Tribunal. The JSC was there as a body to give some transparency and openness to the issue of appointments. The problem was not the mechanism, but the definitions.
Mr de Lange indicated that this was a new provision. He could not recall offhand what it was based upon. He thought that not too much should be read into this. He said that a document was not necessarily confidential but there was some provision relating to the purpose. The question was why a person would want to disclose any matter picked up in the course of involvement.
The Chairperson suggested that the words "any confidential document" should perhaps be used.
Mr de Lange agreed that the asset register and allegations (that could be unfounded) that could ruin reputations must be included as confidential.
The Chairperson noted that the parliamentary register contained a public section and a confidential section. This legislation did not contain any regulations saying who could have access to the confidential section. Even though the detail of the access could be regulated in regulations, the principle of access must be contained here. Once there was access to the confidential part, then there should not be disclosure. Members of the JSC should clearly have access to the confidential part.
The Committee would look at this later.
Mr de Lange said that this would probably require further thought. It may be sufficient but perhaps it would need an audit closer to the time that the law was to be passed, to look at whether the transitional provision was needed, if there were full time staff, and how it should be worded.
Mr de Lange read out this provision.
Mr de Lange noted that essentially this Bill was substituting the current Act.
The Chairperson indicated that the Committee would still finally discuss what it should include in the Report, which would probably include the position of the Deputy Chief Justice.
The Committee would begin to consider the clause-by-clause draft later in the week.


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Leah Bieler
Locking our history in a box
If you had the Holocaust education I did, in the 1980s, you certainly would have been assigned more than one essay with the list. The list of things you would put in your suitcase if you were given just five minutes to pack. Such an education would most definitely not pass muster today. We were constantly reminded that we were the beneficiaries of dumb luck, having ancestors who had ended up in the U.S., running from poverty, or pogroms, or towards the imagined promise of the Goldene Medina. That we could just as easily have been among those six million. That we should live our lives as if the Nazis were just around the corner, prepare for the eventuality. We played out week-long psychodramas where we pretended we were actually in concentration camps and told real feeling stories of being snatched from our homes, watching our parents shot in front of our eyes.
In an attempt to have us act as canaries in the coal mine, we were taught Holocaust history with an urgency that I never again encountered in my history education. We needed to know exactly what had happened, and when, and how. Unlike in later years, we weren't being prepared to refute Holocaust deniers on our leafy college campuses. We were being taught so that we would be able to detect the stench of fascism as soon as we got the merest whiff. We were taught all of this with a desperation that said – we are comfortable here. We may be too comfortable. When they come again, in a new form, we won't even take note. We will be like frogs in the water, completely unaware that the boil was on its way. The question, in the end, wasn't if we would encounter new Nazis. It was when.
Nearly thirty years later, it's hard to believe, but today I'm finding myself defending Arnold Schwartzenegger. He's a man with many faults, both political and personal, and I don't generally look to him for moral guidance. If you haven't yet seen the video the former governor of California posted, you can find it here. Warning – it's seven and a half minutes long, but it's worth a watch.
In the video, Schwartzenegger recalls what it was like growing up in the direct and immediate shadow of the Second World War, with a father who had fought for the Nazis. He notes painfully that his father, and most all the other fathers that he knew, lived lives filled with violence, drunkenness and anger as they found themselves unable to assuage their guilt. He reveals with a great deal of candor how that violence and anger was often directed towards him and towards his mother.
Also notedly, the former governor compares the breaching of the Capitol to Kristallnacht. There is the obvious comparison of broken windows and loss of life, of mobs and state actors. And like almost all historical comparisons, it is an imperfect one. But there are aspects of the comparison that are apt. For a number of years, I lived in a community where all of the people of a certain age had left Germany right after the horrible events on that night in 1938 convinced them that there was no riding out the reign of Adolf Hitler. So they got out, and got out fast. But still in the weeks and months that followed too many German Jews and people around the world saw those deadly pogroms as an aberration, and failed to act, leading to disastrous consequences.
Certainly, with some investigation, we could find a more perfect analogy, taking into account the specifics of Wednesday's coup attempt. TOI's own pages have suggested that these events more closely resemble political violence in Bangladesh and Cameroon. On its face, this may be true. But Schwarzenegger here is drawing from his own experience, and, to be frank, using a reference readily accessible to an average educated American, which is something that would be hard to say about those other examples. In fact, assuming that his listener knows the specifics of the events on November 9,1938 is already a stretch. Imagine yourself how many Americans would be spurred to action with the mention of Cameroon. Exactly.
People, Jews in particular, who are upset by the invocation of the Shoah, point out that nearly 100 Jews were killed on Kristallnacht, that the activities were maybe more explicitly orchestrated from above, that there was no pushback by local, or national police. All this is true. But here's my question. If we are ever to learn anything from history, do the comparisons have to be a perfect match? Can we never invoke the events leading up to the Final Solution, save if a guy named Shmadolf Shmitler rises to power and unseats Angela Merkel?
Here's what the people in my former community would have told you about the importance of Kristallnacht –
-Up until that night there had been lots of signs that the situation for Jews in Germany was becoming more precarious. Many willfully ignored these signs to their own peril.
-Kristallnacht was a turning point, or had the potential to be. If, in its aftermath, world governments had gotten together and taken a stand, if ordinary Germans had balked at the violence, if the Jews of Europe had seen this as the warning that it was, things might have looked very different.
-The events of November 9-10,1938 revealed that the cancer of antisemitism in Germany was not being held at bay by the forces of secularism and enlightenment, but rather had metastasized with the help of post WW1 populism and a new shamelessness egged on by Hitler's own rhetoric.
-Kristallnacht was not dangerous because the attackers had too many guns. As terrifying as the prospect of a well-armed 'militia' certainly is, a mob of thousands can do tremendous damage without assault weapons. Take it from me, a victim of a violent attack that left me with forty staples in my head after I was attacked by a crazed man with my own family picture frames. Or from the example of the officer who was killed at the Capitol – beaten to death with a fire extinguisher.
There will always be people who misuse the example of the Shoah for their own purposes, something we have seen evidence of over the last couple of days, as right-wing pundits have invoked the Holocaust when decrying the fact that they can no longer Tweet with impunity. But we dare not let their shameless uses of our history keep us from learning from our own past.
Judaism has always responded to changes in the world around us. We reference our enemy Amalek even when it has a different face and a new name. Every year just before Purim we remind ourselves of the obligation to confront said enemy with the full knowledge that they will not be wearing 'Camp Amalek' t-shirts.
If the memory of the events surrounding the Holocaust is so precious that we leave it locked in a silver box on a high shelf, then we have utterly failed as transmitters of that history. My own teachers may indeed have gone too far, as steeped in their own trauma as they surely were. But if we are forever waiting for some sort of perfect fingerprint match to invoke the memory of that horrible time, polishing our precious locked box and putting it back on the shelf, there is little question it will be too late.
Leah Bieler has an MA in Talmud and Rabbinics. She teaches Talmud to students of all ages and backgrounds. Leah spends the school year in Massachusetts and summers in Jerusalem with her husband and four children. Sometimes she writes to get a break from them. The children, that is.
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