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Cole Mayer | May 5, 2020
Credit card fraud is unfortunately common. In comes in many forms, both digital and physical. Let's look at some of the more common scam tactics, and how to protect yourself against credit and debit card fraud.
1 Retailer Breaches
2 Processor Breaches
3 Skimming
4 Stolen Cards
5 Advance Fee Schemes
6 Imposters
Retailer Breaches
A couple months ago, you bought something at a store, thinking nothing of it — it's something you do every day. Now, you're checking your monthly credit card statement, and you see it: a small charge, maybe an iTunes $10 gift card, that you are sure no one with access to the account made. Correction: No one that you know has access to the account. This is a classic fraudster tactic, testing the card to see if it's active.
How do credit cards get compromised? Often, it's a company's database. For example, in 2013, 40 million credit and debit card accounts were compromised when hackers gained access to Target's database.
Often, after a company is hacked, credit card numbers are sold in batches on websites you won't find in a Google search. From there, fraudsters go down a line of numbers in the batch, testing to see which cards still work – sometimes months after the hack itself happened. If a company is already aware of the hack, they will alert their customers to request a new card.
While this hack did not affect those who bought from Target's online store, online databases are also subject to hack.
Processor Breaches
Similar to a merchant's database being breached, the processor is the middleman for a merchant and the credit card issuer. As the name implies, they process the actual transaction. Processor breaches are relatively rare compared to merchant breaches, and it's harder for banks to detect the source of the breach. Like merchant breaches, a large number of cards can be compromised at once.
It's hard to protect yourself against both merchant and processor breaches, as it's largely out of your hands. You aren't in control of the database, so you hope the company's security is up to snuff. What you can do to avoid both of these types of fraud, however, is regularly keep tabs on your credit card bill. Immediately report any irregularity to your lender. If the issuer offers a fraud alert, especially for free, take advantage of the service.
Skimming can come in many forms. Usually, though, skimming is in the form of a device cleverly positioned over or alongside a magnetic strip reader, often at a gas pump or an ATM. The skimmer pulls the information from your card off the strip, copying it and either saving it, or transmitting the information via Bluetooth to a criminal nearby. The only way to prevent skimming is constant vigilance. While some criminals can blend the reader in well, others are fairly obvious due to their bulk.
However, as technology has advanced, criminals' ingenuity has moved in lockstep. When credit cards started using Radio Frequency Identification, or RFID, to enable touchless "swiping," criminals discovered they could wirelessly steal information. This extends to using a cell phone to pay in place with a credit card. While it allows you to just place your card or phone near a contactless reader and pay, the wireless signals can open your card or phone to thieves.
There is an additional concern: skimming in the restaurant industry. If the server takes your card into the back to run it, they may have a portable skimmer that they swipe your card through before giving it back to you, copying the information. Unfortunately, short of choosing a restaurant that has card readers out in the open, there isn't much you can do to prevent this.
Thankfully, it has recently become harder for skimmers, as EMV chips are now more common. The chips, embedded in credit and debit cards, create a one-time code each time they are used for authentication. But, as with all technology, it is just a matter of time before criminals crack the code and have a workaround.
Stolen Cards
One easy way for your credit card to be compromised is for the physical card to stolen from your wallet or purse. Or, it may be a snatch-and-grab where said wallet or purse and everything in it is taken. In either case, the card itself is used, in person, rather than just the numbers online.
Fixing the situation means a call to the credit lender. Preventing it means ensuring your wallet or purse — or whatever you use to carry your credit card — isn't stolen.
Advance Fee Schemes
Advance fee schemes, also known as the "Nigerian Prince" scheme, follow a certain formula. Usually, the fraud is perpetrated over email, though sometimes over the phone. You will be contacted by someone halfway around the world, who is either dying, or is the family member of a loved one who died. Money, usually an absurd amount in the millions, has been left to you. But, it's locked away under local legal procedures, and they need a fraction of what you will receive, say $150, to unlock the money you are clearly entitled to.
They set you up with someone who claims to be from a bank, who will take your money, and then transfer your windfall. They may accept credit cards, or wire transfers – usually through Western Union.
Except, there is no windfall, both people emailing you are the same person, and it's a scam to get $150 out of you.
The good news is that most of these don't make it past your spam filter. The few that do, however, promise wild dreams while being riddled with spelling and grammar errors.
Over the phone, however, it's a bit different. Your grandson was jailed in Mexico, and needs funds to get out! He's just got a cold, that's why he sounds funny. Don't call his parents! What's your credit card number? Undoubtedly, your grandson is safe at home, playing video games.
Windows detected you have a virus, so we gave you a call! Note that they are not from Microsoft, the company, but from Windows, the actual software. They will walk you through commands that show errors — a scare tactic, but normal in the everyday processes of a computer — and then ask for a credit card number so they can install antivirus software. That software is likely malware, which will further record any sensitive information you input while using the computer.
Worse, this could also lead to identity theft, using the information they often request. Using this information, they could try to open a line of credit or forge documents, such as a driver's license. Unfortunately, this could negatively affect credit. Learn more about credit scores at our credit score resource center.
These are just a few of the common credit card frauds and identity theft schemes. For the most part, being aware of what you are paying for, how you are paying it, and who you interact with will help prevent or catch fraud before it gets out of hand.
Looking for more tips and guides? Visit our credit card resource center. Are there other errors on your credit report? Visit our credit dispute letter template resource center for help contacting the credit bureaus.
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A former newspaper journalist, Cole spends his free time reading, writing, playing video games, watching movies, and learning about every subject under the sun. He lives with his wife and daughter in Idaho. Follow Cole on Twitter: @ColeMayer42
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The 21-Day Equity Challenge is a powerful opportunity for shared learning, action, and growth. Central Iowans are invited to develop a deeper understanding of how inequity and racism affect our lives and our community.
The self-guided learning journey examines the history and impact of racism, and how it has shaped people's lives. The experience will deepen understanding and help launch what we hope will be a lifelong commitment to improving equity and inclusion.
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You can participate solo, or form a small group and discuss each day's topic. We will provide discussion guides and other resources throughout the challenge to help facilitate.
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He received his Ph.D. in Educational Policy and Leadership Studies at the University of Iowa. Under his direction, his White Privilege Conference has become one of the top national and international conferences for participants who want to move beyond dialogue and into action around issues of diversity, power, privilege, and leadership.
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Personiv Wins Comparably's Best Companies for Diversity, Ranks In Top 50 Companies
December 13, 2019 Theresa Rex
Personiv, a global leader in accounting, back office, digital and customer contact outsourcing has been named as one of Comparably's 2019 Best Companies for Diversity in the category of large companies with 500-plus employees. The accolade, announced by Comparably on December 12, 2019, is awarded to companies based on an aggregate score of individual, anonymous employee ratings by diverse team members directly on Comparably.com, which measures inclusivity, culture, compensation and more.
Best Company for Diversity
"We are honored to receive this award from Comparably, and we are incredibly grateful to our employees for making Personiv the inclusive, family-focused and welcoming company culture we enjoy," said David Lesniak, CEO of Personiv. "The lived experiences of our employees span cultures, continents, and languages. Fostering an atmosphere that prioritizes inclusivity and celebrates diversity is not only critical to our business but also encourages open dialogue and empowers empathy among our team members. The many perspectives of our amazing people and the unique creativity they bring to the table is what makes me 'Personiv Proud'."
From November 19, 2018, to November 19, 2019, employees weighed in on 20 core aspects of Personiv's culture that included ratings on several components from their overall satisfaction with work environment and career advancement to their quality of work-life balance and attitudes toward leadership. Personiv's final rank of 89/100 is based on the responses and sentiment specifically from its diverse employees of color.
Personiv's score placed the company on Comparably's fourth-quarter "Best Of" list, and within the top five percent of similarly sized companies with exceptional diversity scores. The top 50 winners of Best Companies for Diversity were determined by their numerical scores compared with the nearly 10 million ratings across 50,000 U.S. companies on Comparably.com.
"Employers who create workplaces that inspire, encourage, and support all diverse voices and contributions are critical to business growth, creativity, and innovation," said Comparably CEO Jason Nazar. "Our annual Best Companies for Diversity list highlights organizations that diverse employees have collectively given top marks on in important core culture metrics, including compensation, leadership, and career opportunities."
About Comparably
Comparably (www.comparably.com) is a leading workplace culture and compensation site with a mission to make workplaces more transparent and rewarding. Employees can see how much they should be paid, rate their companies, and find their dream jobs through comprehensive and structured company data based on gender, ethnicity, age, experience, department, location, education, and company size. With 10 million ratings on 50,000 U.S. companies since its 2016 launch, Comparably has become one of the most trusted third-party sites for workplace culture and a fast-growing SaaS solution for employer branding.
Personiv provides quality accounting, back office, digital and customer contact outsourced solutions to companies large and small by developing customized processes, offering dedicated account management and delivering exceptional results. Based in Austin, Texas, their people-powered offshore professionals complete low-impact tasks with incredible efficiency, allowing customers to focus on goal-reaching strategic priorities and scalable business growth. Drawing on 35 years of experience and industry-leading in-house expertise, Personiv acts as an extension of client teams by hiring, training and retaining top talent at less than half the cost to provide tailor-made, global solutions. Visit https://personiv.com.
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By Patrick Verel on	 January 15, 2020 Colleges and Schools, Law, School of Law
John D. Feerick at an October panel discussion celebrating the legacy of former senator Birch Bayh, who Feerick worked with to pass the 25th amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Photo by Demetrius Freeman
The 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is probably best known for what is in the fourth and final section, which spells out the way the president of the United States can be removed from office if they're alive but unable to fulfill the duties of the office. But the second section—which clarifies the process for replacing a vice president—is actually worthy of consideration as well, now that President Trump has become the third president in the country's history to be impeached, and is facing a trial in the U.S. Senate.
John D. Feerick, Dean emeritus and the Norris professor of law at Fordham Law School, was instrumental in getting the amendment passed. In October, 1963, Feerick, then a recent graduate from Fordham Law, published an article in the Fordham Law Review on the subject, and just a month later, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, prompting members of Congress to revisit the subject. Four years later, in February, 1967, the amendment was passed.
We sat down with him to learn more.
Full transcription below:
John D Feerick: I suppose my expectation, at that point, was the article would be retired to a library as a scholarly treatment on the subject, but what happened instead was two days later I got a call from the media because they had become aware of my article and all of a sudden people were asking me to share with them knowledge I had in the subject, and that just grew in intensity.
Patrick Verel: The 25th amendment to the US Constitution is probably best known for what is the 4th and final section, which spells out the way the president of the United States can be removed from office if they're alive, but unable to fulfill the duties of the office. But the second section, which clarifies the process for replacing a vice president is actually worthy of consideration as well. Now, that President Trump has become the third president in the country's history to be impeached and is facing a trial in the US Senate.
John D. Feerick, Dean Emeritus and the Norris Professor of Law at Fordham Law School was instrumental in getting the amendment passed. In October 1963, Feerick, then a student at Fordham Law, published an article in the Fordham Law Review on the subject. And, just a month later, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated prompting members of Congress to revisit the subject. Four years later, in February 1967, the amendment was passed. We sat down with him to learn more.
I never realized that if it were not for the passage of the 25th amendment, Richard Nixon would not have had a clear path to choosing a replacement for his vice president, Spiro Agnew, when he resigned before him in 1973, because he was able to appoint Gerald Ford as a replacement, Nixon could afford to resign, which he did in August 1974, without fear that the then democratic speaker of house would become president. Now, of course, it's something that could come into play if the US Senate removed Trump from office and Mike Pence needed to then appoint a new vice president, lest Nancy Pelosi be next in line for the presidency.
When you were working with Senator Birch Bayh to craft the amendment, were you playing through these kinds of scenarios?
JF: Yes. And the reason they were part of the conversation is because if you look back in the history of the country, there was a period of 37 years where there was no vice president, and the next in line was in a statute. So there was no way to replace the vice president, and we saw all the reasons why there should be a replacement provision because the line of succession made it possible, the 1947 line of succession, for the other party to take over halfway through a president's term if something happened to the president and there was no vice president. And so that kind of scenario was very much in not only on our minds but in conversations.
PV: And then you got to see it be tested in real-life when Spiro Agnew then resigned. I mean, how shocking could that have been?
JF: It was very shocking to me, I was a young lawyer at the time. And the idea of allegations of criminal conduct by the vice president, I think, prior to his vice presidency, but there might've been some lingering aspects to it. It was new, and shocking. And yet, there was this new amendment in place to replace the vice president and Gerald Ford was chosen for that purpose.
PV: Now, the issue of succession, obviously, was not new at the time. And, in fact, the law had been changed just 20 years earlier when President Truman presided over a law that restored the Speaker of the House to third in line from the presidency. Now, there are proposals to change the law again. What should be done, in your opinion?
JF: My own view of the subject, which I first expressed when I wrote a book published by the Fordham University Press called From Failing Hands, was ideally a cabinet line of succession. So that if anything happened to the president, and the vice president having a cabinet line of succession, that assures the continuation of the administration that began at beginning of a presidential term. And, we've had such a line of succession from 1886 to 1947, and I think that line was much better at assuring continuity in the presidency than the '47 law.
PV: What were they thinking in 1947? Why did they do that? I mean, if it seems like they had a process that, you say, was a good one in the first place, why did they feel the need to change it anyway?
JF: Well, I think the theory was that the existing president could choose his successor because the successor would be in the cabinet where the sitting president then have a chance to nominate. And once that person's confirmed, he would have, essentially, put in place, if something happened to the vice president at that time, a person. And President Truman felt a more democratic process in terms of choosing a president would be to have an elected person such as the Speaker tapped for that kind of service. And so the Speaker went in the line of succession, the 86th line of succession. Speaker went in first, president pro temp went in second, and then the cabinet. So the cabinet was kept in place in the line of succession after the speaker and the president pro temp.
PV: So it was a way of sort of empowering, I guess, members of Congress as opposed to the presidency, bringing that branch of the government into more of a equal stature, I guess, to the presidency?
JF: Not so much that. It's more the fact that, say, the Speaker is chosen by the representatives of the people from all over the country to be the Speaker, and so there's an indirect but very strong democratic presence there because of people being elected.
PV: When did you know that this was a thing you really wanted to put a lot of work into?
JF: I would say about the time I was graduating from law school, in 1961, I was a political science major at Fordham College. I fell in love with the constitution because of, maybe, the best teacher I ever had, professor at Fordham college, William Frasca. And then, at law school I expressed my interest in the constitution on the law review by writing notes for publication, as other students were doing, on constitutional subjects. So, I had a hankering for continuing to write, which I had done on the law review at the law school. And I happened to see that subject as a subject of disability of a president being a lingering weakness in the constitution. And it just struck me as something that would be very interesting to tackle.
And I had some experience with succession when I was vice president of the student body at Fordham College. I was vice president of the student body at Fordham, and the vice president had authority to decide election issues. And an issue developed during my tenure when the people who were going to replace our group, we were in senior year, you had third year people were elected to be the new officers. The president who was just elected in that ticket the year after me, was medically not well, and he resigned the position. Others said, then, it's the other person, the other candidate for the presidency should become the president. And I said, no, because under the student constitution, the vice president succeeds to the presidency and that ruling stuck by the Fordham Court.
PV: So you had a little practice here for a much bigger issue.
JF: I had a little succession experience. When I got out of law school, I became interested in the subject and I wrote this article after looking at how other countries dealt with presidential succession, how the States dealt with succession to the Governor's Office. I read all the articles and the debates, and the like. And I finally finished the article and it was published in October 1963. And my thought, at that point, was I sent reprints of the article around to people who had an interest in the subject. And little did I realize that a month later president of the United States would be assassinated. The week before President Kennedy was assassinated, I had communications from his brothers and The White House, because they got a copy of the reprint of my article, and said they had an interest in the subject. They, thanked me for sending the reprints.
And also from President Nixon. He was former vice president, at that point, for Eisenhower. And I suppose my expectation, at that point before the assassination, was the article would be retired to a library as a scholarly treatment on the subject. But what happened instead was a day after the president's assassination, I got a call from the media … or two days later I got a call from the media because they had become aware of my article because it was commented on in The New York Times on Sunday, the 24th of 1963. And all of a sudden people were asking me to share with them knowledge I had on the subject and that just grew in intensity.
I was asked by the American Bar Association to be part of a small group, 12 people, most of whom were very senior to me to look at the constitution, and see how it might be addressed in terms of disability. And our recommendations became very important to Senator Bayh, and leaders of Congress, and we joined together, so to speak, in terms of promoting the idea of a constitutional amendment.
PV: Thinking a little bit about impeachment, since that's what's in the news right now, we now have two articles of impeachment that have been passed by the House of Representatives, and are going to be debated in the United States Senate. The current articles of impeachment are, to paraphrase, number one, President Trump abused his power by soliciting foreign interference by pressuring an ally, Ukraine, to announce an investigation into a political rival, former vice president Joe Biden, while withholding military aid and dangling a head of the state meeting, thereby corrupting the integrity of the United States elections. And number two, Trump obstructed Congress, a coequal branch of government, by withholding documents and preventing witnesses from testifying, thereby impeding Congress' investigatory power.
So this will be the third time this has happened in your life, if you count Richard Nixon who resigned before he could be impeached. What's different this time around?
JF: Let me come at that question a little broadly. An impeachment trial or an impeachment in the House of a president is a very horrible kind of thing. And yet because there's serious allegations that have been brewing and it needs to be dealt with in the process, laid out in the constitution. And back in the time of Lincoln, we probably never had a more hostile relationship between the Congress and the president because of reconstruction. And in terms of Nixon, we had a situation where the president counselors and advisors, as I see it, encouraged him to resign. And so we never went to have an impeachment vote or a trial. In terms of Clinton, of course, there were allegations about sexual misconduct that became a part of the articles of impeachment, and we had a trial.
And the one thing I noticed, in just the limited reading I've done, about Clinton is that the leaders in the Senate, both political parties Lott and Daschle, worked very closely together to develop rules that were eventually approved by the whole Senate. And were very tenant to the constitution in terms of the seriousness of the matter and the obligations members of Congress had in the two different bodies. I'm not sure where this is at right now in terms of if it hasn't gotten to the Senate, it may get to the Senate very shortly. And I, certainly as a citizen, will be looking very carefully at how the leaders in the Senate of both parties go about their responsibilities under the constitution.
My expectation would be that this Congress, as their predecessor congresses, despite the differences that are there, obviously, will be very mindful of their obligations under the constitution.
PV: So you still have faith that what was written down and the rules that were set forth will help us kind of get through this?
JF: I believe so. And it has in the past. And I think it was 1868, it was more hostility, I mean between the president … between the executive and the legislature than probably ever before in the history of our country, including now.
PV: Yeah, it's interesting. I feel like when you think about these things, knowing the history of the country and how we've gone through periods of strife, as it were, it must be somewhat comforting to you when you look around and seeing what's happening now.
JF: Oh, very much so. I think we have a process. If, after this experience, people want to reexamine what the constitution has given us, they have a right to do so. And we have changed provisions in the constitution, but this impeachment process comes into the constitution influenced greatly by English legal history and parliamentary history involving impeachments, involving high crimes and misdemeanors, the very same terminology we have in our constitution, has a long history. And I think it's how do you make it work? What are your rules? How do you deal with getting information? How do you deal with witnesses? There's a lot yet to be done here.
PV: Now, I understand you'll be delving into a lot of this in a memoir that's going to be coming out in April.
JF: For the last 18 years, I've been taking account of where I am in life. And as the oldest of immigrant parents who came here and they had no high school education, but America offered them a promise of a better life. And I talk about that the history in my family. And then, I talk about my own life because my own life was very much tied to the dream my parents had for all of their children. Pursue opportunities that come your way, and contribute as best you can. All of that's wrapped up in this book. It's called That Furthest Shore: A Memoir of Irish Roots and American Promise.
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JF: 18 years.
PV: Wow. That's going to be very gratifying to see that finally hit the shelves.
JF: I'm glad it's over. Really.
PV: Was it hard to do? Was it hard to sum it all up?
JF: Yeah, very hard. And initially the idea of my writing a book about myself, so to speak, I'm not comfortable with that, but I said it wasn't about myself really. Yes, it's about myself, in one sense. It really was about my parents, and their dreams, and I did have experiences that fulfill their dreams.
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Motherhood: Reigniting a love for bedtime stories one book at a time
By Jenny Peek | May 5, 2022
Jenny Peek reads to her two-year-old son Liam in his nursery. Photo courtesy of Jenny Peek
In a tribute to one of her favorite activities as a new mom, WPR's Jenny Peek gives us an ode to the bedtime story. She tells us how becoming a mom reignited a love for children's books she has been missing since she was little.
"Tucked into bed with a world in your head
as we cuddle and turn down the light.
Where will you go when the stars start to glow?
Tell me what will you dream of tonight?
Drifting away at the end of the day
as the spellbinding sun disappears.
What will you choose?
You have nothing to lose …
Because anything's possible here!"
"What Will You Dream of Tonight" by Frances Stickley is one of my son Liam's favorite bedtime stories.
Its pages unleash a world of fantasy. Treasure guarded by a fierce dragon, wintry treks under a rainbow of northern lights, a rocketship guided by stars for the taking.
A page from "What Will You Dream of Tonight" by Frances Stickley.
As I read it to him, he sits nestled on my lap, in the gray rocking chair that sits in the corner of his nursery. A dim overhead light and pink Himalayan salt lamp illuminate the pages. I can feel his soft breath and little heartbeat patter with the rhythm of the cadence of my words.
He points out the moon, the little propeller plane soaring over a desert night sky, the cat creeping along the branch of a dark tree.
It's my favorite place to be.
And I hope it's one of his too.
I always wanted to be a mom. Caretaking comes naturally. And it fills me up in more ways than I can describe.
But one of the greatest joys of my journey into parenthood has been my rediscovery of children's books.
I devoured them growing up.
When I was four years old I wanted to be a children's book author, an illustrator.
But as I got older, the books got longer and the pages lost their color.
When the sonogram showed a tiny beating heart, and testing later confirmed we were expecting a healthy little boy, I started to imagine all the things we would need to welcome him into our world.
Bassinet, stroller, car seat, diapers and books, lots of books.
Titles I recognized and ones that were new to me filled our baby registry. I went through rubber bins filled to the brim with my old story books. I remembered laying in bed, my head on my mom's shoulder as she read the familiar words over and over again.
Jenny Peek, 3, and her mom, Julie Peek, at Pioneer Park in Baraboo, Wis. (Courtesy of Julie Peek)
"Goodnight room. Goodnight moon. Goodnight cow jumping over the moon."
I think about my blanket Blue Blue tucked under one arm and Brownie the teddy bear tucked under the other. Safe and warm.
What a joy to be able to relive that feeling.
Now I get to pass that sense of place onto Liam. All while escaping into the world of adventure.
A world of bears missing buttons, trains that think they can, a sea of rainbow fish and hippos going berserk.
It makes me wonder why I ever stopped reading these beloved books in the first place. And reminds me to never stop again.
"Now cuddle up tight and we'll whisper goodnight,
as we drift into darkening skies.
And I promise I'll stay just a heartbeat away.
I'll be here when you open your eyes.
So tucked into bed with a world in your head
and a ceiling of stars up above.
Wherever you go, I just want you to know.
You are safe. You are home. You are loved."
Jenny Peek
Jenny Peek is a news editor for Wisconsin Public Radio and senior contributor for Isthmus. When she's not out tracing her next lead, you'll find her chasing her toddler Liam, or snuggled up with a good book and a piping hot cup of coffee.
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When the water planning process was restructured 20 years ago to divide the state into 16 planning regions, we shifted from the state's top-down approach to a regionally led, bottom-up approach. As a result, we rely on the expertise of the 16 all-volunteer planning groups, which include voting members from at least 12 specific interests (although many planning groups have more than the required number of voting positions to ensure that a broader number of interests are represented).
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The strategies chosen for each regional water plan are backed by the detailed, quantitative assessments of population, demands, and supplies. To help ensure that cities and businesses aren't short of water, planning groups use realistic forecasts and plan for only the amount of water that can legally and physically be pumped in drought conditions without over-allocating any water sources. Groundwater and surface water models are one of the important tools we use to help us develop quantifiable supplies. The emphasis on constraint-based, numerical water planning using the best available, actionable information has obligated planning groups to explicitly recognize water resource limits and develop credible plans within those limits.
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Per Texas Water Code, planning groups are required to consider all potentially feasible strategies when addressing their future water needs, and any one technology is not promoted over another. This means that, while the legislature has some oversight in the process, in the end, strategy recommendations remain those of planning groups.
The legislature's investment in creating policy to guide water planning efforts and in generating funding sources significantly contributes to regions' abilities to implement state water plan projects, as we've seen through the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas (SWIFT)* program.
The SWIFT program was established by the 83rd Texas Legislature and voters in 2013 to finance approximately $27 billion for state water plan projects over a 50-year period. Of the money disbursed from SWIFT during the five-year period between the adoption of a state water plan and the adoption of a new plan, no less than 20 percent of the funds are to be used in support of conservation and reuse projects.
The program proved its ability to serve its purpose in just its first two cycles (2015 and 2016), when the TWDB committed $4.5 billion in funding. In line with the increase in conservation and reuse projects proposed in the 2017 State Water Plan, the 2016 SWIFT funding cycle also saw considerable increases in conservation and reuse projects—representing over 35 percent of the total dollars committed by the TWDB that cycle.
Will this path forward translate to the positive outcomes we predict and need for Texas and potentially inform a sustainable path forward for the U.S.? I believe so, but it will require our ongoing commitment and effort. Texas is worth watching. We're doing water planning right—at least for our state—and the process is working.


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Cell phone video of Chinese leader Xi Jinping walking through a Beijing neighborhood.
Updated, 3:22 a.m. EDT | President Xi Jinping of China continued his campaign to be seen as a warm, down-to-earth leader by taking a stroll Tuesday morning through a Beijing neighborhood that is popular with tourists and locals alike.
Accompanied by top Beijing officials, Mr. Xi was photographed smiling and stopping for a chat with a gathered crowd. News of the visit spread rapidly on China's social media and appeared to originate from a Beijing resident, a self-professed soccer fan, who posted photos of the stroll on his Sina microblog.
The narrow alleyway that Mr. Xi visited, near Nanluoguxiang, is in a historic area of Beijing, north of the Forbidden City. On normal days, the area is crowded with vendors plying snacks, souvenirs and accessories.
In a video posted online, Mr. Xi is heard exchanging greetings with the crowd. He asks a group if they were visiting or lived in the neighborhood. A woman, who apparently filmed the clip, replied that she was a long-term resident of the area.
It was perhaps not the best day for a photo opportunity. Beijing is currently enshrouded by hazardous levels of smog. Social media users noted that Mr. Xi did not wear a face mask. Neither did people in the crowds that greeted him.
It is unclear why Mr. Xi decided to take this public walk through Beijing, but the Chinese leader is no stranger to public diplomacy. In December, Mr. Xi made an impromptu appearance at a traditional steamed bun restaurant in Beijing, bringing instant popularity to the affordable eatery. His visit even inspired a song.
Chinese media outlets reported that during his stroll on Tuesday, Mr. Xi toured two traditional courtyards and asked local residents about their lives in the hutong. The delegation was accompanied by a film crew, though it is unclear from which media or government organization.


We want to make sure you can participate in the events you enjoy, get around the venue without obstacle and interact with the other members and our wonderful guests.
Chesford Grange Hotel is split between two floors, with bedrooms, ops and major event spaces all accessible on a single floor. A lift is available to take members down to the lower floor when required.
The Convention event space will include an outdoor marquee and we are working with our supplier to ensure that our marquee space will be fully accessible to all members.
The majority of bedrooms are on the ground floor. There are a limited number of rooms adapted for people with additional accessibility requirements, which will be allocated on the basis of need. If you have requests regarding accessibility of your hotel room, please contact the hotel team when you have booked your room.
At the Convention we run an accessibility scheme called the Blue Dot system.
What's different if I get a Blue Dot?
For the larger events and activities, members with blue dots may be allowed to enter first to find a space suitable for their needs and in their own time if they need longer. You also get priority access to lifts when they're needed.
Who is eligible for a Blue Dot?
If you believe you will need a little more time getting around, or you have any problems hearing or seeing, or if you just think you might need to be close to an exit during an event, please do register for a Blue Dot. The blue dot itself is just that, a blue sticker you can wear on your badge. The dots can be picked up at Registration (or when Registration is closed, at the Ops desk).
The list of reasons above why someone might want to ask for a dot is by no means exhaustive, and if you feel you may need one for other reasons please don't hesitate to ask for one. It doesn't require any form of government documentation and we would encourage any members to talk to the Registration staff when they arrive if they have any questions.
Anyone with a blue dot can be accompanied by one other person whenever they get priority access (for seating, lifts, etc.). This person does not need a blue dot of their own. This way, you don't have to depend on a specific person and are free to mingle as you want.
Should members treat Blue Dot wearers any differently?
We expect all our members to be kind and courteous to each other, but please be aware that someone wearing a blue dot may need a little extra space, or time to move around. You may not be able to see the reason for this immediately. If someone looks like they are struggling, feel free to offer them assistance but please do not help without asking, or be offended if they do not take you up on your offer.


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The FBI is reportedly investigating Deutsche Bank over money laundering regulation compliance, including transactions connected to Jared Kushner
Business Insider | Jun 20, 2019, 02.30AM IST
Deutsche Bank.
Federal authorities are launching a criminal probe into whether Deutsche Bank failed to properly comply with anti-money laundering regulations, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
Citing seven sources familiar with the matter, The Times said that federal prosecutors from multiple jurisdictions and the FBI are specifically investigating how Deutsche Bank dealt with internal suspicious activity reports, some of which involved the president's son-in-law Jared Kushner.
Last month, a whistleblower who worked in the bank's anti-money laundering division told The Times that she flagged a series of suspicious money transfers between Kushner Companies and Russian individuals that were never submitted to the US Treasury Department.
The Times also reported that other former members of Deutsche Bank's anti-money laundering division prepared separate suspicious activity reports in 2017 concerning transactions between the bank and Trump's former charity that were not filed to the Treasury Department either.
The reported federal probe comes as the New York Attorney General's office and the House Financial Services Committee are conducting investigations into the bank's relationship with the Trump family.
Citing seven sources familiar with the matter, The Times said that federal prosecutors from multiple jurisdictions and the FBI are specifically investigating how Deutsche Bank dealt with internal suspicious activity reports regarding possible money laundering, including transactions linked to White House adviser Jared Kushner.
Last month, a whistleblower named Tammy McFadden who worked in the bank's anti-money laundering division told The Times that she flagged a series of suspicious money transfers between Kushner Companies and Russian individuals at the height of the 2016 US presidential election.
When McFadden discovered the transfers from Kushner Companies to the Russians, she concluded they should be reported to the US government. Usually, a report like McFadden's would be reviewed by a team of anti-money laundering experts who work separately from the private-banking division, McFadden and two other former Deutsche Bank managers told The Times.
Read more: Kushner Companies and Russian individuals exchanged suspicious money transfers at the height of the 2016 race, ex-Deutsche Bank employee says
But in this case, McFadden and her lawyer said the report went to managers in New York who were part of the private-banking division. They reportedly decided McFadden's concerns were unfounded and decided not to submit the report to the Treasury Department's financial crimes unit. As The Times noted, there is no evidence that Kushner himself or Kushner Companies is under investigation.
The Times also reported that other former members of Deutsche Bank's anti-money laundering division had prepared separate suspicious activity reports in 2017 concerning transactions between the bank and President Donald Trump's former charity, which the New York Attorney General's office shut down last year, that were also not sent to the Treasury Department.
The reported federal criminal probe comes as the New York Attorney General's office and the House Financial Services Committee are conducting active investigations into the bank's close relationship with the Trump family, including issuing subpoenas. For decades, Deutsche Bank lent money to Trump and his real-estate development projects when other banks refused due to his checkered history in the real estate business.
Read more: Trump Organization and Trump family sue Deutsche Bank to prevent it from complying with congressional subpoenas
In late April, the Trump family trust and the Trump Organization sued Deutsche and Capital One banks to block a subpoena from the Financial Services Committee, arguing the subpoenas "have no legitimate or lawful purpose" and were issued to "harass" Trump and "to rummage through every aspect of his personal finances, his businesses, and the private information of the President and his family."
A federal judge did not grant the Trump family's request to block the subpoena, a decision the Trump family trust and Organization are now appealing.
'I would put the son of a gun in jail': Joe Biden said in a 2001 hearing that he wanted to criminalize raves and 'lock up' rave promoters


The Tiny House: Is it a Phase or Craze?
What's all the hype about? Witness this emerging market segment as you learn about the new world of tiny house living. In The Tiny House: Is it a Phase or Craze?, you'll learn the origin of the tiny house, different types of tiny houses, the structural elements, costs and considerations, valuation of property, and when a tiny house is considered real property. We'll also identify financing options specific to the tiny house and introduce you to tiny house communities developing across the country. The tiny house is a reflection of expressed values by a growing number of buyers today: simple living in natural surroundings and smaller more-efficient living spaces.


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Salmos 145

1Eu te exaltarei, ó Deus, rei meu; e bendirei o teu nome pelos séculos dos séculos.

2Cada dia te bendirei, e louvarei o teu nome pelos séculos dos séculos.

3Grande é o Senhor, e mui digno de ser louvado; e a sua grandeza é insondável.

4Uma geração louvará as tuas obras à outra geração, e anunciará os teus atos poderosos.

5Na magnificência gloriosa da tua majestade e nas tuas obras maravilhosas meditarei;

6falar-se-á do poder dos teus feitos tremendos, e eu contarei a tua grandeza.

7Publicarão a memória da tua grande bondade, e com júbilo celebrarão a tua justiça.

8Bondoso e compassivo é o Senhor, tardio em irar-se, e de grande benignidade.

9O Senhor é bom para todos, e as suas misericórdias estão sobre todas as suas obras.

10Todas as tuas obras te louvarão, ó Senhor, e os teus santos te bendirão.

11Falarão da glória do teu reino, e relatarão o teu poder,

12para que façam saber aos filhos dos homens os teus feitos poderosos e a glória do esplendor do teu reino.

13O teu reino é um reino eterno; o teu domínio dura por todas as gerações.

14O Senhor sustém a todos os que estão a cair, e levanta a todos os que estão abatidos.

15Os olhos de todos esperam em ti, e tu lhes dás o seu mantimento a seu tempo;

16abres a mão, e satisfazes o desejo de todos os viventes.

17Justo é o Senhor em todos os seus caminhos, e benigno em todas as suas obras.

18Perto está o Senhor de todos os que o invocam, de todos os que o invocam em verdade.

19Ele cumpre o desejo dos que o temem; ouve o seu clamor, e os salva.

20O Senhor preserva todos os que o amam, mas a todos os ímpios ele os destrói.

21Publique a minha boca o louvor do Senhor; e bendiga toda a carne o seu santo nome para todo o sempre.

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Equatorial Guinea is not a country that stands very large in the American consciousness. In fact most Americans think you mean Papua New Guinea when you mention it or are simply baffled. When I left for Bioko Island in Equatorial Guinea, I also knew almost nothing about the island, the nation, or the Bioko drills (Mandrillus leucophaeus poensis). The subspecies of drill is unique to Bioko Island and encountering them was an equally unique experience. I initially went to Bioko as a turtle research assistant but ended up falling in love with the entire ecosystem, especially the Bioko drills as I tagged along with drill researchers.


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' GIVE WINGS TO YOUR FUTURE '
A career counseling session was organized for the students of grades XI and XII, session 2019-20 on April 8,2019. On this occasion Vice President Mr. Amit Saxena, Principal Ms. Heema Sharma, Senior School Headmistress Ms. Jhumur Chakravorty along with the subject teachers and students were the audience to this knowlegable workshop. The session was addressed by Mr. Ramanuj Mishra, M Tech IIT Kharagpur. In his opening speech, he addressed the student community that one should look forward to a career in which one has immense interest and passion. He cited his own example, that although an IIT'an he had interest in Education, and hence he took to guide the Young Minds. Intelligence peppered with arrogance is not a good combination. He even advised parents not to judge children on the basis of the intellect. Smart and planned study is always healthy for the young generation. Various career options viz: Hotel Management, Law, Financial Management were discussed with the audience at length. Mr. Ramanuj advised the student community to be open for new options. Enthusiastic students posed volley of questions to the Speaker. Mr. Ramanuj Mishra even cited the example of Tina Dabi, IAS topper, who opted for Humanities . Parents and student community should come out of the Old School of thought and embrace the new career options which will help in giving identity to the Gen X. The session culminated with a vote of thanks proposed by a student of grade XII. It was quite an informative workshop and an eye opener for the students. Speaker Mr. Mishra was quite elated by the response of the students.


In the Downstairs Front Box, Daniela Koontz and Taylor Waldt's floral works flirt with kitsch but aim for the hauntingly beautiful and unsentimental in, The Origin of Fruit.
In the collaborative exhibition Sky Island, Tierra Firme, artists Sarita Westrup and Analise Minjarez investigate ideas of place, identity, and aesthetics along the Texas-Mexico border in the Downstairs Back Box.
In the Window Box, Bryan Keith Gardner investigates whether human beings are the unique individuals they assume they are, or cosmic bugs hurtling through space on a giant rock with no real explanation of the cosmos and our purpose, in the exhibition Bugs.
Following the opening reception, the exhibits will be on display through October 29.