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Emily Lakdawalla's blogs from 2006
Mountain range on Titan
Emily Lakdawalla • December 26, 2006
A couple of weeks ago there were press releases coming out of the American Geophysical Union meeting about the discovery of a "massive mountain range" on Titan.
CIRS gets another view of Enceladus' south polar hot spot
There's a new image product released from the Composite Infrared Spectrometer (CIRS) on Cassini, an instrument that is capable of measuring the temperatures on the extremely cold surfaces of Saturn's moons and rings.
Saturn from above
Ever since I first read about the plans for Cassini's tour of the Saturn system I've been looking forward to the current phase of the mission.
Breaking a tie on the Cassini science teams
This week's Cassini Project Update was particularly interesting, because it contained a story about how a difficult decision was made regarding the prioritizing of different science teams' desires for an upcoming Titan flyby.
Cassini VIMS and RADAR: a cryovolcano on Titan?
Yesterday, the VIMS team released several images from Cassini's "T20" flyby of Titan, which took place on October 20.
Mars Odyssey is in safe mode
According to an update posted on the Athena website by Steve Squyres this morning, the Mars Odyssey orbiter has gone in to safe mode.
New Horizons spots Pluto!
Yesterday the New Horizons team released a flicker animation showing the spacecraft's first sight of Pluto, using the LORRI long-range imaging instrument.
New names for Enceladus' features
The IAU has just approved new names for 35 craters, dorsa, fossae, and sulci on the surface of Enceladus, based upon Cassini's high-resolution mapping of the little moon. What are dorsa, fossae, and sulci, you might ask?
Still no word from Mars Global Surveyor
It's now been nine days since Mars Global Surveyor was last heard from.
A few words from John Spencer on the OPAG meeting
John Spencer, erstwhile guest blogger (see here and here), just sent me a few notes on the recent Outer Planets Assessment Group meeting.
New Horizons is locked on target for its Jupiter encounter
Alan Stern just posted a detailed update on the status of New Horizons in his PI's Perspective blog on the mission website.
MESSENGER's Venus flyby successful
A press release just hit my mailbox stating that MESSENGER has been heard from since its Venus flyby, so there are now only four flybys to go before MESSENGER will be in orbit at Mercury!
MESSENGER is approaching its first Venus flyby
There is a big event taking place tomorrow: the MESSENGER spacecraft flies by Venus for the first time.
Cassini's view from the backside of Saturn
Emily Lakdawalla • July 27, 2006
Over time, Cassini's orbit apoapsis—the point on the orbit that is farthest from Saturn—has been shifting slowly toward Saturn's night side. Lately, this point of view has resulted in some truly lovely photos of the planet.
They released the entire Cassini RADAR swath across Xanadu!
Following immediately on the heels of the release of the "T7" swath to the Planetary Data System, the Cassini RADAR team has delivered more: yesterday they released the entire "T13" swath, acquired in April, to the public.
Cassini's T7 RADAR view of southern Titan; northern swath coming soon
Cassini's T7 flyby of Titan occurred on September 7, 2005. They've now released the full swath of RADAR image data to the Planetary Data System; here it is for your enjoyment.
MESSENGER has flipped for the last time
I just received a MESSENGER mission news update stating that the MESSENGER spacecraft, en route to Mercury via two Venus flybys, has passed another milestone on its long journey: it has, for the last time, passed from Earth's environs toward the inner solar system.
New Horizons tracks an asteroid
New Horizons is spending the summer traversing the asteroid belt. I haven't written a lot about New Horizons lately because the mission has been going so uneventfully well. But now I've got something to write about: data!!
The official publication on the second Titan RADAR swath is out
Today Nature published an article titled "Titan Radar Mapper observations from Cassini's T3 fly-by."
An Odyssey THEMIS image of Gale Crater, Mars
Emily Lakdawalla • May 26, 2006
This week's releases from the Mars Odyssey THEMIS team included a gorgeous one of the layered interior of Gale crater.
A couple of neat artist's conceptions of ExoMars
With the Aurora program under way, the next European mission to Mars will be a rover named ExoMars, to be launched in 2011.
Europe goes ahead with Aurora
This item is a little bit old -- I missed it when it was announced last Monday. ESA issued a press release stating that "European ministers approve the Aurora Exploration Programme and give green light for the ExoMars mission."
Cassini RADAR: Another Flyby, Another Completely Different View of Titan
OK, I finally got a story written about the latest and greatest of the Cassini RADAR data based upon a conversation I had with with Ralph Lorenz late last week.
Cassini RADAR images of the surface of Titan
Since the last Titan flyby on April 30, the Cassini RADAR team has been releasing quite a large number of pieces of the swath to the Web.
A play-by-play of the Cassini scare on Mayday
Last week's Cassini Significant Events Report included a detailed play-by-play of the frightening morning of Mayday. I thought it was a very interesting read on how a mission deals with an "anomaly."
OPAG, Day 2: Ground-based study of the small bodies in the outer solar system
After the political discussions of the morning, Mike Brown stood up to give the "highly subjective view of one ground-based astronomer," he said.
OPAG, Day 2: Update from the NASA Advisory Committee meetings this week
During the first day of OPAG, the chair of the group, Fran Bagenal, was not present because she was participating in some rather important discussions taking place in Maryland.
OPAG, Day 1: Status of radioisotope power and communications support for future missions
Following the mission- and science-focused presentations of the morning, there came two rather alarming presentations.
OPAG, Day 1: Uranus equinox is coming up
Heidi Hammel gave a brief but spirited presentation designed to wake up the audience to the fact that Uranus is fast approaching its equinox, an event that will happen on December 7, 2007.
OPAG, Day 1: Hot-air ballooning on Titan
The next presentation at OPAG was given by Ralph Lorenz and Tom Spilker on a Titan Montgolfiere Mission Study. What's a Montgolfiere, you ask?
OPAG, Day 1: Getting to Europa
Next up at the Outer Planets Assessment Group meeting was an overview of the plans for future Europa missions.
OPAG, Day 1: Cassini and Juno status
The Outer Planets Assessment Group opened with the status of two of the three actual outer planets missions, Cassini and Juno.
OPAG: Looking back
The two-day meeting of the Outer Planets Assessment Group is over and I have 30-odd pages of notes to wrestle with.
OPAG: A brief update
It's already 9:00 and I've hardly begun assimilating my 16 pages of notes, so I am going to have to just post a short summary with some highlights from today's meeting of the Outer Planets Assessment Group, or OPAG.
Too much outer planets news for me to read (much less report on)
Before I get to my notes from OPAG I want to minimally acknowledge today's news, which I'll have to get to in more detail later.
New items on the website: Rover update and Stardust@home
I just wanted to point out a couple of new items on the website.
How much data has Cassini returned to Earth?
Emily Lakdawalla • April 28, 2006
Since January 1, 2004—the beginning of the Saturn phase of the mission—Cassini has radioed almost 139 Gigabytes of science data to Earth.
Get used to this view
Get used to this view of Home Plate and Husband Hill, because Spirit will be seeing a lot of it over the next 8 months, whenever power levels permit the rover to eke a little bit of science activity out of the day.
New Horizons passes farther from the Sun than Mars today!
Today is the day that New Horizons passes Mars' orbit (not that Mars is anywhere close to New Horizons right now).
Updated Cassini tour table
Emily Lakdawalla • March 30, 2006
Cassini planner Dave Seal gave me a newly updated list of times and dates for Cassini's ongoing tour of the Saturn system, so I went through and compared my table to his and made updates to flyby distances.
MESSENGER's science team pages
A news update from the MESSENGER mission last Friday included a news item that piqued my interest: they reported that the MESSENGER science team website is now live.
LPSC: Friday: Hayabusa
The audience was rapt as Project Manager Jun'ichiro Kawaguchi stood up to give an introduction to the Hayabusa spacecraft and described the saga of the mission to date.
LPSC: Thursday: Can bugs get from Earth to Europa?
LPSC: The Poster Sessions, Tuesday and Thursday
LPSC: Thursday: The Moons of Jupiter and the future of Outer Planet Exploration
I said earlier I was going to cover the poster sessions next, and there are some cool things that I want to write about, but I thought I'd better get to something a bit more topical a bit sooner: Europa and the other Galilean satellites, and when (if!?) we'll be exploring them again.
LPSC: Wednesday afternoon: Cassini at Enceladus
So after those two rover talks I skipped over to the other large room to listen to what the Cassini science teams had to say about Enceladus.
LPSC, Wednesday morning: Titan
This morning at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference began with Titan, and then later in the morning I had to choose between skipping Titan and going over to rover sessions, or staying with Titan. I elected to stay with Titan.
The hubbub about Enceladus
I just posted a very brief story about all of the press releases that have been whizzing around today about the possibility of liquid water on Enceladus.
Notes from this morning's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter press conference
They held the usual pre-arrival press conference this morning for Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. This press conference typically doesn't convey any information that people who have been paying attention don't already know.
Cassini is wrapping up another Titan flyby
Emily Lakdawalla • February 27, 2006
This one is "T-11," the twelfth Titan flyby; I prefer to keep track of which orbit Cassini is on, because that gives you one numbering system for all of Cassini's flybys, so that would make this the Rev 21 Titan flyby.
Suggestions for names of Pluto's moons
I received quite a number of emails containing suggested names for Pluto's moons -- thanks! I just sent all the suggestions to Alan Stern; here they are for everybody's enjoyment.
Speaking of Pluto...
I just posted today's installment of Planetary Radio, in which Mat Kaplan gets an update on New Horizons from Principal Investigator Alan Stern-- check it out!
Many, many views of Saturn's moons
Another thing I've been trying to catch up on is the daily imaging activities of Cassini, but that, too, has been tough because Cassini has been taking so dang many pictures!
The Orbital Dance of Epimetheus and Janus
Saturn is surrounded by a crowded family of rings and moons, and two of those moons -- Epimetheus and Janus -- orbit Saturn so close together that it seems as though their different orbital speeds should make them crash into each other.
Where is New Horizons now?
Emily Lakdawalla • January 30, 2006
It's in space, of course, and has a very, very long way to go to Pluto (nearly 50 billion kilometers). But it's finally more than 1 Astronomical Unit from the Sun.
New Horizons update
I received a lot of email over the weekend about New Horizons. Many of them were expressing concern about how little news there has been since launch. Have no fear.
The good news for New Horizons keeps coming
Opportunity has finally moved!
New Horizons post-launch press conference
I am updating this as I take notes from the press conference.
OK, back to New Horizons!
So the Stardust press conference is still going on on NASA TV, but I am now turning to the Internet to monitor the status of New Horizons' third attempted launch day.
An update on Opportunity
How New Horizons' launch date affects its arrival date
I was looking at that table of launch times for New Horizons and realized that the table included another valuable column of data that I hadn't noticed before: it tells you what year New Horizons will arrive, for each of the possible launch dates.
New Horizons launch scrubbed for today.
Well, it was a nail-biting morning and too bad that New Horizons didn't go but these things happen pretty frequently.
New Horizons progress report
There's a new "Expendable Launch Vehicle Status Report" from Kennedy Space Center and it looks like everything is on schedule for a Tuesday launch for New Horizons.
Great news for New Horizons
I'll just make this an "all New Horizons" morning. The latest Expendable Launch Vehicle Status Report from Kennedy Space Center has some good news for New Horizons.
What will happen just after New Horizons' launch
Over the weekend, New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern posted a new "P.I. Perspective" on the official website, and it contained some interesting facts about what's planned for the days immediately following New Horizons' launch.
Cassini, Day By Day
I've just resurrected a feature on the site that has been lost since our redesign: the "Cassini, Day By Day" pages.
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Nel 2007 con l'Orchestra di ritmi moederni Arturo Piazza parteciperà alla trasmissione televisiva Colorado Cafè nell'intera stagione 2007.
Nel 2008 entra a far parte stabilmente della band Giuliano Palma & the Bluebeaters coi quali incide l'album Combo (2009).
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Sheriff: Remains found near Salmon River may be Boise man
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GRANGEVILLE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho County officials say human remains found along the Salmon River earlier this month may belong to a Boise man who disappeared on a fishing trip in 2017.
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Regulation A+ Offers Reporting Companies an Attractive Way to Raise Capital
By Christopher A. Wilson
Until January 31, 2019, Regulation A+ ("Reg. A") was not available to reporting companies under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1932. However, in 2018 Congress mandated that the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") make reporting companies eligible to use Reg. A.
The SEC has issued final rule amendments (Amendments) permitting companies reporting under Section 13 or 15(d) of the 1934 Act to offer securities pursuant to the registration exemption Reg. A. See Securities Act Release 33-10591 (Dec. 19, 2018). Previously, offerings pursuant to Regulation A were expressly limited to non-reporting companies. The Amendments also provide that, so long as the reporting company is current in its 1934 Act periodic reports, the reporting company has no additional periodic reporting obligations under Regulation A. The Amendments became effective on Jan. 31, 2019. Regulation A+ is the informal name given to the amended SEC rules that expanded the Regulation A offering exemption.
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Investors in Reg. A offerings receive free-trading securities.
Reg. A offerings are not integrated with prior offers and sales of securities, or with subsequent sales of securities in registered sales. This affords OTC companies with greater flexibility to choose between Reg. A offerings and registered offerings.
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Reg. A permits sales by selling shareholders (up to $6 million in Tier 1 offerings and $15 million in Tier 2 offerings, but not more than 30% of the offering in the first Reg. A offering).
A reporting company automatically complies with the reporting requirements of Reg. A by filing its quarterly and annual reports.
The age requirement of the financial statements is more lenient than that of a registered offering.
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History of the Office of Attorney General
Attorneys General were appointed in England as early as 1407, when King Henry IV authorized Thomas Derham to represent the King, as "King�s Attorney", in all courts of the realm. Prior to that time, an attorney was appointed to represent the King in all courts within a specified geographic region. The Attorney General was the only lawyer authorized to commence litigation on behalf of the crown, including the crown�s governmental agencies. The position was and remains today an exceedingly high office, often having constitutional authorization. Thiry-nine states (plus Guam, "GU") require their attorney general to be elected (i.e., all states other than AL, AK, CO, DC, GA, HI, NH, NJ, PR, TN, VI, VA and WY); this minority of states, the United States Government, American Samoa (AS), Northern Mariana Islands (MP), Puerto Rico (PR) and Virgin Islands (VI), authorize or require their attorney general to be appointed. As of today, there are 6 women holding the office of state or territorial Attorney General v. 50 male Attorneys General (including the United States Attorney General). This data was compiled from the website for the states attorneys general, at www.naag.org/ag/ag_bios.php .
The Attorney General of the United States or of a State is the top legal officer. He/she renders legal opinions to the President, Governor or other governmental officers or agencies. The attorney general usually has responsibility under both civil and criminal law.
When elected to office, the attorney general is able to function more independently than when appointed to office, and inevitably there will be conflicts with the Governor. When appointed, the attorney general functions under the President or Governor and can be fired (readily or as a practical matter) and replaced by the President or Governor. Accordingly, appointed Attorneys General can be expected to act according to the wishes of the appointing authority on important matters. As to the Town Attorney General, all positions would be by appointment, and the appointed official would be operating to a considerable extent under the political control of the appointing authority (i.e., mayor, town council or otherwise). It is possible that by referendum or other voter-oriented proceeding a town could establish the Town Attorney General as an elective office.
Article for Publication in Magazine for Mayors; Revised for Small-Town Newspaper
You might be interested in reading an article I wrote for the Mayors of New Jersey, for publication in a magazine sent to all New Jersey mayors, then revised for publication in a New York small-town newspaper. The article, entitled "Untapped Revenue Sources for New York Towns and Villages", describes the Town Attorney General and its revenue-producing potential. See www.lawmall.com/salesmen/mx_art6.doc.
Prosecutorial Positions
The primary prosecutor for the federal government is the United States Attorney for the "District" in which the prosecution takes place. There are detailed regulations by the Attorney General and the Justice Department concerning how criminal prosecutions are to be initiated, and with what prior approvals. At the state level, the Attorney General usually has the power to prosecute criminally, but most prosecutions are carried out by a "District Attorney" and a staff of Assistant District Attorneys, who function as officers of the state even though they are paid by and provided offices and other support services by the County. In some states, individuals are able to commence a criminal prosecution, but in other states commencement requires approval by the District Attorney or an Assistant District Attorney.
Civil Prosecutions (i.e., Lawsuits for Money - or Local Speedtraps for Wrongdoing Multinational Corporations)
Civil lawsuits can be commenced by any "entity" (such as a joint venture, partnership, human being, corporation, governmental agency, state), and civil actions commenced by a state generally have an assistant attorney general representing the state. Also, the state could appoint a special prosecutor or special attorney general to initiate a criminal or civil action on behalf of the state. Counties, cities and other local governments generally use a County Attorney, Town Attorney, City Attorney (or in the case of New York City "Corporation Counsel") to initiate civil litigation. Also, a state, county, city, town, village or other entity could retain a lawyer to commence a civil lawsuit without any questions being raised.
You could compare civil prosecution of corporations with law enforcement activities against motorists: the latter is for money and includes speedtraps and other ways of ensnaring citizens into abusive ticketing and legal procedures for the primary goal of raising money for the town, village or other governmental subdivision; the former is a speedtrap against multinational corporations, which commit far greater crimes but do not drive automobiles while committing these crimes. The Town Attorney General is your local sheriff focusing on invisible corporations rather than all-too-visible motorists.
National Association of Attorneys General; Newsletter Describing Settlements
In its newsletter,www.naag.org/ , the National Association of Attorneys General describes various settlements in which one or more state Attorneys General were involved. Interestingly, the newsletter lists the various legal areas of concern to their members, as follows: antitrust, bankruptcy, civil rights, consumer protection, criminal law, cybercrime, end-of-life health care, environment, legislation, Medicaid fraud, Supreme Court, tobacco, violence against women. These are some of the areas which a Town Attorney General should consider when reviewing prospective enforcement activities.
A town can have its own "Town Attorney", who often is a lawyer with clients who also has the town as a client, always having to be sure that he/she has no conflicts because of the different clients being represented in civil lawsuits.
Most town attorneys, I believe, are better versed in zoning issues and in defending the town and its employees from claims and lawsuits than in commencing complicated antitrust or other commercial litigation against major corporations. In fact, the typical "Town Attorney" probably has never been involved in an antitrust suit, but could rapidly learn.
Adverse Consequences of All Towns and Villages without an Attorney General
Imagine the complexity of the U.S. tax code and the army of lawyers and CPA�s that provide legal and accounting advice to the multinational corporations enabling them to pay little if any income taxes to the United States in spite of their ever-growing revenues. Add to this the output of 180 some odd American Bar Association-approved law schools training thousands of lawyers each year to go to work for the major corporation s, both as in-house counsel and with the major law firms in each U.S. city that provide outside legal representation to all of the large and most medium-size corporations operating within or engaged in transactions with companies and individuals located in the United States. The legal expertise involved to protect major corporations is so complicated that for the past 20 years or longer there has been a steady merger of law firms into ever-growing law firm giants because of the perceived need to have law firms handle all sorts of legal problems (as a "full service" firm), with the large law firm delegating portions of a problem on occasion to a smaller "boutique" law firm specializing in a narrow field of law.
What I�m driving at is that major corporations have become major corporations because they have used thousands of lawyers each year to protect the corporate interests and assets, as against smaller customers, regulatory agencies, and host communities which lack most of the legal expertise that has enabled the corporations to take assets from others under color of law, winding up as sales and profits, with little fear that anyone is going to recognize how the major corporations are violating the law or do anything about it if they do recognize violations of law.
In this context, we have had an influx of major retailers opening up retail stores throughout the United States and devastating the locally-owned businesses. The host towns and villages have been looking for tax revenue to replace the lost taxes and community income being stolen by the major retailers, and have done very little to investigate and deal with corporate wrongdoing because of the lack of the needed legal skills. The IRS, for example, has insufficient personnel or assets to make a complete review of the tax filings of the multinational corporations, and winds up instead looking (quickly and without much understanding) at perhaps less than 1/10th of 1% of the documents filed and generally letting the corporations determine for themselves that they owe no tax (based upon expensive opinions and planning done by the hordes of lawyers and accountants retained by the multinationals).
Gray Area Growth
Continued growth by the nation�s largest corporations is relatively easy. They do whatever could be argued is "lawful" and recognize that nobody is going to challenge them, which enables the major corporations to take more than they should, and leave their suppliers and customers relatively impoverished, having transferred their wealth to the major corporations through a variety of business practices which, upon examination, can be proven are illegal.
Comes the Town Attorney General
Towns and villages throughout the United States are feeling the effects of the multinationals by reason of the decline in standard of living of the residents; the reduction in tax revenues received by the town/village; the increase in prices caused by the monopolies; the increased burden thrust on local communities by the federal and state governments that are also trying to cope with loss of income from the multinationals based upon their gray area operations and tax reporting with high-priced legal support.
How a Town and Village Can Change Things for the Better
Obviously, the cure for this loss of income and wealth is to have sophisticated legal assistance to determine the legality of the "gray area" operations that have been depriving the town or village and its residents and local businesses of jobs, higher-paying jobs, tax revenues, income (through higher prices), and decline in property and business values. This is the function of a "Town Attorney General", as I conceive this position to be.
I am an antitrust and civil rights litigator and have many of the skills and experience needed to detect corporate wrongdoing and its effect on a community, and how to obtain recovery for the damages. I am not alone with these skills. There are probably thousands of antitrust lawyers (most of whom work for the major law firms) who have the skill to do what I am advocating.
There is a need for each Town and Village to look at its relationship, and the relationship of its residents and local businesses, with each of the major retailers making sales to residents or taking away business from local businesses. A Town Attorney General can do this in the same way that New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer does this for New York State (without, I might add, sending any of the income he obtains to the towns and villages which suffered some of the loss directly or through its residents and local businesses).
Gray Areas Are a 2-Way Street for Profitability - or - As One Maketh Another Can Taketh Away
Working the gray area is the way the nation�s major corporations have been wiping out their competition. The gray area is far more profitable than the wholly legitimate "white area", because law-abiding businesses generally choose not to play around in an area in which they could be violating criminal laws. This limits the amount of competition (and produces higher profitability) for companies deciding that the reward is worth the risk, especially when you have paid off the politicians to look the other way and not commence any law-enforcement activities against your gray-area activities.
But gray-area profitability works two ways, and for the nation�s towns and villages it provides a vast area for recovering moneys stolen from the town, its residents and its locally-owned businesses. By being "gray-area" activities in the first place, the town starts off with cases in which there are triable issues of fact, i.e., whether the gray-area activities are illegal under federal or state law.
The approach to be used by the Town Attorney General is to identify the "gray areas" in which the corporations are operating, and how these gray areas, if found to be illegal by a jury, have adversely affected the town, its residents and its local businesses.
Price Discrimination Litigation under the Robinson-Patman Act Is a Good Place to Start
The most fertile area to explore is violations of the Robinson-Patman Act, which prohibits price discrimination by a manufacturer or supplier to competing customers. All major retailers are demanding and obtaining substantially lower prices from their suppliers (i.e., manufacturers) than the suppliers are charging to local competitors of the major retailers. Price discrimination is illegal and entities injured by price discrimination are entitled to recover treble damages from the major retailers and their suppliers if certain things are established.
Major Advantage of Price Discrimination Litigation - The Major Retailers Are Demanding and Getting Lower Prices from The Manufacturers Selling to Them - No Need to Investigate - The Difference in Retail Prices Virtually Proves Your Case
Price discrimination litigation starts off with the town and its Town Attorney General knowing that the major retailer defendant is violating the law, but for one or more claimed "exemptions" from the statute, such as "meeting competition", "cost justification" and "functional discount", among others. These defenses create triable issues of fact which a jury needs to resolve, and in some cases the town will win, and in other cases the town will lose, but in most cases the parties will settle, and the multinationals and major retailers will continue doing what they do, until the volume of litigation gets to the point where it threatens to bankrupt the manufacturers (which are already on shaky financial grounds because of the fact that they have been selling below cost to their largest customers).
It is an advantage in litigation knowing from the outset that the defendant is violating the law, or at least that you know you can develop a triable issue as to whether the defendant manufacturer or major retailer is entitled to avail itself of one of the possible defenses under the Robinson-Patman Act. As Town Attorney General you don�t have to spend a lot of time trying to uncover evidence of lower prices.
Even the defendants themselves do not know the per-unit prices at which they are buying goods from the manufacturers or the per-unit prices at which the manufacturers are selling goods to the major retailers. The per-unit cost is very complicated to unravel, similar to a DNA Code. See my article on this at www.lawmall.com/bookcase . The article is entitled "Now Revealed for First Time - the Secret DNA Code by Which All Major Retail Chains Are Obtaining Secret Rebates from Invoice Prices to Reduce Their Cost of Goods to about 50% to 60% of What Their Independent Competitors Are Paying for the Same Goods".
Wolf-Pack Justice Is Needed
A group of Town Attorney Generals, operating as a "wolfpack" in fashion similar to the states� attorneys general, can decide to eliminate price discrimination in a specific industry, such as beverages or appliances or auto parts, and commence lawsuits throughout the United States against errant manufacturers until the effect of such lawsuits reaches the level of impact that the Federal Trade Commission had, before the Nixon Administration, in their rigid enforcement of the Robinson-Patman Act.
In effect, a group of Town Attorneys General can exercise for their respective communities the abandoned powers of the federal government to enforce the nation�s antitrust laws. "Wolfpack" combat was used too successfully during the Second World War by the German submarine commanders who would operate as a "wolfpack" and gang up on individual convoys of ships from the United States (or elsewhere) attempting to resupply England. The United States was able to stop this by breaking the German Enigma Code.
Until the manufacturers stop their price discrimination, by switching back to a published price list from the current system of secret negotiations and secret pricing and below-cost selling, the towns and villages will make a substantial amount of money in their lawsuits to protect the interests of the town and its residents and local businesses. When the manufacturers stop violating the law, the town, and its residents and locally-owned businesses, will be able to make money the old fashioned way, through the financially-successful residents and local businesses that will result when the destructive price discrimination practices of the major retailers and their suppliers are brought to an end.
Other Revenue-Producing Areas of Law for the Town Attorney General to Consider
There are various other laws for profitable enforcement by the Town Attorney General, including:
State antitrust laws
State laws prohibiting deceptive or misleading advertising
Fraud, misrepresentation, and fraudulent omission
Allocation of sales tax revenues
Imposing employee healthcare costs on the community
Illegal hiring of immigrants
Illegal outsourcing which steals jobs from the community
Breach of representations and warranties made when obtaining zoning variations
Purchasing of jobs by one community, which unfairly deprives another community of its existing jobs, and provides huge sums of unearned money to corporations trafficking in local jobs
There are many more areas for profitable litigation, and each community needs to have a review of its relationship with major businesses operating in the area to determine what claims to bring in the lawsuits designed to take back what the multinationals are taking illegally from the town and its residents and local businesses.
Saving Main Street and Its Retailers Is Must Reading for Anyone Wanting to Understand How Multinationals Are Stealing the Wealth and Opportunity from Towns and Villages and Their Residents and Local Businesses
My book, Saving Main Street and Its Retailers, explains all of this in greater detail, and is must reading for anyone wanting to stop destruction of the middle class. The book explains how globalization (or so it does seem to me) to be no more than the result of a federal policy of non-enforcement of the nation�s antitrust laws, enabling major retailers and others to operate in the gray area without the government coming in to challenge any of the gray-area practices.
The Town Attorney General Will Provided Needed Competition in Many Areas
As I see it, a Town Attorney General will create healthy competition in fighting gray-area corporate practices for the profit of the town, and its residents and local businesses, which have lost much of their assets and opportunities to these gray area practices.
Also, there will be competition among lawyers wanting to become the Town Attorney General, as well as competition among individuals wanting to become mayor, who now have the appealing argument that "If elected, I will appoint and supervise a Town Attorney General to go after the monopolists and produce enough revenue from the lawsuits to provide FREE healthcare, FREE dental care, FREE prescription drugs, and REDUCED real estate taxes for residents of the town."
The greater the number of candidates, the longer the list of benefits to be promised by the candidate, with the result that the Town Attorney General is going to become a valuable, busy profit center for the Town, and a creator of highly skilled individuals in the community (including lawyers, law-office managers, paralegals, litigation assistants, legal secretaries, litigation support personnel, economists, accountants, other experts, and persons dreaming up new ways to spend the new revenues pouring into the town).
An interesting sidelight is that when a community focuses on collecting the money owed to it, and its residents and locally-owned businesses, there will be far less emphasis upon using criminal prosecutions. Criminal prosecutions are costly for the community and provide no net revenue, and wind up putting innocent people in jail and depriving many persons of the right to vote. By concentrating on the benefits available through the Office of the Town Attorney General, including the political contests to see who can do the most for the town, there will be a natural reduction of criminal prosecutions, which to a great extent are wholly unfair and designed to turn prosecutors into politicians, at the expense of justice. See my four websites on prosecutorial abuse, at
www.lawmall.com/abuse;
www.lawmall.com/criminal;
www.lawmall.com/forfeit; and
www.lawmall.com/pleabarg.
Did you know that in the Southern District of New York 98% of the persons indicted for an alleged crime plead guilty, and that perhaps 3/4ths or more of the remaining 2% (including Martha Stewart and various chieftains of organized crime) are found guilty at trial? We no longer need judges. The mere indictment put almost everyone away! The Town Attorney General should help to change this wholly unfair criminal justice system by providing a more meaningful type of action to pursue for personal political reasons.
Speed Traps for Invisible, Incorporeal Corporations - Can Be Expected to Produce about $5,000 to $10,000 in New Revenue Per Family Per Year for the Town or Village
Towns and villages know how to obtain revenue by setting up and working speed traps for motorists, but this is penny ante stuff. The towns and villages should be setting up "speed traps" for large corporations (being invisibleo r "incorporeal", or without body), to detect wrongdoing and commence appropriate litigation to recover money for the town. Community fines against individuals (for parking, speeding and smoking) will probably not amount to more than $200 per family per year (and this is just a guess), but going after errant multinational corporations can easily result in new income to the town amounting to about $5,000 to $10,000 per family per year, and probably with little or no outlay of money by the town. In fact, the town should be able to use a positive cash flow to increase these outlined civil enforcement activities.
How to Obtain Appointment of a Town Attorney General in Your Town or Village
The best way for you to obtain appointment of a Town Attorney General in your town or village should include the following things for you to do:
Talk with me, Carl Person, for ideas and assistance;
Distribute Saving Main Street and Its Retailers through locally-owned retail stores;
Give copies of the book to the mayor, town manager, town council and town attorney;
Speak with these town officials to get them to listen to a presentation by Carl E. Person town (or someone else) to be appointed as Town Attorney General for the town;
Get the owners, publishers and mangers of the local newspaper and radio station to back the project;
Have one or more public hearings or town hall meetings at which Carl E. Person will discuss his Town Attorney General concept and how it can be implemented by the town;
Publicize your meetings and urge appointment of a Town Attorney General through locally-owned media; and
Request that I supply without charge a PDF copy of the book for emailing to all residents having a known email address (a request that I probably will grant, but I want to consider each proposal on its own merits) or for an appropriate (low) charge a hard copy of the book for delivery to most residents and businesses as an "insert" in the town�s local, independently-owned newspaper.
� Copyright 2005 by Carl E. Person


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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) were so impressed that they have just rated it as 'outstanding' for supporting older people to live life well.
This marks out 34th office to have achieved this much coveted outstanding rating.
Fred Mairet and his team were praised for their exceptionally high standard of person-centred care and support. This was not just for the care they provide to their clients, but for the wider community and those living with dementia.
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Inspectors from the CQC also praised the 'kindness and compassion' of the caregivers.
In the report there are stories about shared interests between clients and caregivers. The CQC heard how caregivers encourage involvement in meaningful activities to promote their wellbeing such as cycling, visits to local attractions, exercise and celebrating special occasions.
There was also glowing praise from clients, relatives and friends. A friend of one client said: "We think all the caregivers are superb, understanding and compassionate. They have helped my friend to stay at home, close to friends, our church and the local places that matter'.


Yale Cancer Center investigators have demonstrated in a new study that more sophisticated models to assess patient risk for cancer can result in better clinical trials with more definitive results.
Newswise — New Haven, Conn. — Many clinical trials for breast cancer fail to give clear answers on the efficacy of new therapies, despite enrolling thousands of patients and painstakingly tracking their outcomes for years. Now Yale Cancer Center (YCC) investigators have demonstrated in a new study that more sophisticated models to assess patient risk for cancer can result in better clinical trials with more definitive results.
Often the problems with clinical trials begin in patient selection methods that underestimate how many of these patients can be treated successfully with standard-of-care therapies, and won't benefit from a more effective drug under study.
Many factors contribute to a breast cancer patient's risks of recurrence or death from the disease, including tumor size, presence of cancer in lymph nodes, patient age, and their overall health. "Historically, clinical trials select patients using mostly tumor size and lymph node status," said Lajos Pusztai, M.D., senior corresponding author of a study published in JAMA Oncology and co-director of the Genetics, Genomics and Epigenetics Program at YCC.
All too often, the result is that patients included in the control arm of a trial who receive standard-of-care treatment experience too few "events" — cancer recurrences or deaths — to allow statistically conclusive comparisons with patients receiving experimental therapy. "If there are not enough events, one can miss a truly effective drug that could help patients who remain at risk for recurrence despite current best therapies," said Pusztai.
This problem can be avoided by employing a statistical model that combines multiple variables such as tumor size, lymph-node status, and benefit from standard-of-care therapy into a single score that corresponds to the predicted risk of recurrence after receiving current best therapies.
"Several such models exist that have been extensively validated and predict fairly accurately the likelihood that an individual will experience an event," Pusztai said. Using this risk score to select patients with predefined minimum risk of recurrence (such as 25% or greater risk of recurrence in five years) ensures that the control arm has the required number of events for statistically sound comparisons.
The YCC researchers performed simulations for randomized, two-arm breast cancer adjuvant trials that compared traditional patient selection methods based on tumor size and lymph node status with patient selection based on minimal risk of recurrence generated by a widely used risk prediction model known as AdjuvantOnline. "We showed that the range of event rates varies very broadly if you use the traditional method of selecting patients, and a particular trial may end up with substantially lower events than intended by the statistical design," Pusztai explained.
"Our residual risk-based selection method also renders trials more efficient and cost-effective for drug companies, because it allows smaller studies with more guaranteed statistically power to succeed," he added.
This approach could benefit clinical trials for other types of cancer as well for which validated multivariant risk prediction models already exist, Pusztai noted.
The joint lead authors on the paper were YCC associate research scientist Wei Wei and Tomoko Kurita of Nippon Medical School Hospital in Tokyo. Other YCC contributors included Tara Sanft, M.D., and Christos Hatzis.
Lead funding for the study was provided by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.


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The final of the World Cup in Qatar is scheduled for tomorrow at 4pm, and the Puerto Rican singer Ozuna, the French rapper Gims, as well as the American-Nigerian singer and songwriter Davido will perform at the closing ceremony, FIFA announced Saturday.
The closing ceremony of the World Cup in Qatar is scheduled to begin two hours before the final match at Lusail Stadium, and numerous musicians from all over the world will participate in it, namely Nora Fatehi, Balqees, Rahma Riad and Manal.
Nigerian-American musician Davido is set to headline the event and will perform "Hayya Hayya (Better Together)", one of the songs featured as part of this year's World Cup soundtrack.
Indian actress/musician Nora Fatehi is also announced to be involved. Fatehi is expected to perform "Light the Sky" alongside an all-female line-up that includes Emirati and Yemeni singer Balqees, as well as Iraq's Rahma Riad and Morocco's Manal.
It was recently confirmed that Puerto Rican star Ozuna will also perform at the closing ceremony, who together with French rapper Gims presented the song "Arhbo", which was also part of the championship's official soundtrack.
The song is named after the local slang term for the word "welcome" in Qatar, which they claim "perfectly embodies the welcoming spirit" of the Arab country that hosted this football championship.
On FIFA's official website, they characterized the last night of the World Cup in Qatar as a "night to remember" and emphasized that the World Cup will end with a mix of songs that marked the unforgettable moments of the tournament.
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TEMECULA – By the time autumn hits full swing, many trees will have shed their leaves for the season, and the last vestiges of red, yellow and orange magic will have faded to brown. Raking, blowing and collecting leaves becomes the primary chores of lawn and yard maintenance, and presents most homeowners with large piles of gathered leaves to tend to.


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Q: Python: how to load (substitute) attribute name from list I would like to improve this piece of code:
class opt_variable:

       pass

var = opt_variable

List = ["name", "value"]

var.List[0] = "XXX"

I got this message:
AttributeError: type object 'opt_variable' has no attribute 'List'

I would like to use attribute name called from the previously defined list.

A: You can use setattr to add attributes to objects.
setattr(var, List[0], "XXX")

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Q: With ARC , why the dealloc not called I have enable the ARC. but this code makes me wonder
@interface Dog : NSObject
@end

@implementation Dog

- (void)dealloc
{
    printf("Dog is dealloc\n"); //the function not called
}

@end

@interface Person : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, strong) Dog *dog;
@end

@implementation Person

- (void)dealloc
{
    printf("Person is dealloc\n");
    _dog = nil;
}

-(Dog *)dog
{
    return _dog;
}

@end

int main()
{
    Person *p = [[Person alloc] init];
    p.dog = [[Dog alloc]init];
    Dog* d = p.dog;
    d=nil;
    p=nil;
    printf("end\n");

    return 0;
}

the result is
Person is dealloc
end
Program ended with exit code: 0
why the dog's dealloc method not called.
and then I commented out this Method, the dog's dealloc method called.
//-(Dog *)dog
//{
//    return _dog;
//}

thank you very much.

A: You can see the memory graph to find out what exactly points to the Dog and preserve it from automatically deallocation:

Unlike Swift, In Objective-C, you need to put the main body inside an @autoreleasepool to make it ARC compatible:
int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) {
    @autoreleasepool {
        // insert code here...
        NSLog(@"Hello, World!");
        Person *p = [[Person alloc] init];
        p.dog = [[Dog alloc]init];
        Dog* d = p.dog;
        d = nil;
        p = nil;
        printf("Ended...\n");
    }
    return 0;
}

Then you will see this in the output:
Person is dealloc
Ended...
Dog is dealloc


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Construction adhesive is great at stopping floor squeaks.
Think about what area of the house you would like to improve first. Plan ahead where you want to remodel and be on the lookout for sales. Planning ahead is a smart way to keep money when you are improving your home.
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Give the bubble in your old vinyl floor covering a shot to get rid of any bubbles. This will make the floor flat temporarily. Use a glue product that is sold in syringes to do the job.
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Don't make any assumptions that your contractor has you covered in this regard. Keep all of every invoice or contract relating to the paperwork related to your project in a safe place. This will turn out to be very useful if you as well as help the contractor stay focused on your contractor remain focused on the task at hand.
Make sure you turn off the power circuit whenever you work on anything electrical. Failing to disconnect the power and touching live wires can result in electrocution or even death.
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Q: In Memory database vs Moqing framework in .NET Core we are going to implement TDD approach in our next project. So I have been studying Unit Testing with NUnit in ASP.NET Core. As I am new I am confused about few things. So I would like to share these questions with you for making decisions based on the expert opinions.

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*What are the Pros and Cons of Mocking database and In-Memory database?

*In which situation, we should use Mocking and in what situation we should go with InMemory database provider?

*Which is the better approach, using InMemory or using Mocking?

*Can we implement both approaches together in the same project?

*For integration testing, should we use mocking or In Memory?

*Is it a better approach to use the In-Memory database in Unit Testing?

*While testing Business Layer, should we use Mocking or In-Memory database?

*While testing MVC Controller, should we use Mocking or In-Memory database?

Please help me to find the answers to these questions. It might be that, some questions are similar, however, I don't want to remove them for having a better understanding from you guys. Thanks.

A: There's a varying array of opinions to all of this, so I think you're going to have a hard time getting any definitive answers. That said, my personal take is that the in memory database is just fine to use for unit testing. Some hold the opinion that it's technically integration testing when you use the in-memory database in EF, because you're actually involving all the EF machinery. However, I have two points in opposition to that theory: 1) It's in-memory and therefore not actually a realistic integration test (since you'd obviously not be using an in-memory database in production) and 2) there's little difference between that and creating a complex mock that returns data from some in-memory collection.
As a result, I think it's just fine to use the in-memory database provider in EF for unit testing. It's simply saving you the time of having to scaffold a mock, which for something like mocking an ORM like EF can be quite significant. However, it has its own baggage, as well, so I'd only recommend doing that if you're testing a method that intrinsically relies on EF. For example, if it's a class that you inject the EF context into and you're testing a method that depends on that, then yes, use the in-memory provider and inject an actual context. However, if you're just testing a method that operates on some arbitrary set of data that you pass into it, then just use a text fixture for that, instead, rather than bootstrapping a EF context, just to pull some data out of to feed to the method.
As far as integration testing goes, it really depends on what you're testing. Even though an integration test by definition involves multiple different components, you should still ideally limit the scope of the test as much as possible. Therefore, if you're doing something like testing that an action result, you'd use the in-memory database for that, since you're concerned about the result, not that the connection to the database works correct. However, if you have an integration test that's actually looking at database-related integration, then you'd probably be better off simulating a real connection to ensure that things like your connection string are correct. For the most, though, yes, you should use the in-memory provider for integration testing for most things.


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According to "The Answer Book for Jury Service," a primary resource written for Virginia's citizens, "(p)otential jurors are selected randomly by the jury commissioners using lists designated by the courts, such as the voter registration list and the driver's license list." In other words, if you vote or drive, you may be chosen for jury duty.
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Google, Amazon, Pandora, NPR Unite To Fight Better Pay For Musicians
A coalition of lobbying groups and large corporations have united to fight efforts to that would raise payments to musicians and creators from broadcast radio and online music services.
The movement to increase payments to creators and revamp antiquated copyright laws has been gathering momentum with new legislation filed, reviews underway by key regulatory bodies and in the courts. So, it was only a matter of time before the companies that would have to pay those higher rates joined together to fight back.
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MIC Coalition (which stands for Music. Innovation. Consumers.) members include Amazon, American Hotel & Lodging Association, Consumer
Electronics Association (CEA), Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA), Cox Media Group, Digital Media Association (DiMA), Google, iHeartMedia, KLOVE, National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), the National Council of Chain Restaurants (NCCR), National Public Radio (NPR), the National Restaurant Association (NRA), the National Retail Federation (NRF), Pandora Radio and Salem Media Group
Others are warning creators and fans not to be fooled.
"They can't hide their true agenda behind lofty statements of principle when their actions speak so loud and clear," rebutted the MusicFirst Coalition in a statement. " And they can't beat the people who create music and those who love it in the drive for Fair Play Fair Pay."
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Body identified as ocean swimmer who went missing
SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) — A body found in the waters off the Central Coast last week has been identified as missing Cal Poly student Stefan Wagner, according to sheriff's officials.
The 21-year-old's body was found floating in the water near Spooner's Cove in Montana de Oro State on June 28, eight days after he went missing while swimming off on a rugged section of San Luis Obispo County coastline, The Tribune of San Luis Obispo reported Thursday.
A dive team, a search and rescue team and helicopters scoured the coastline after the former water polo player from Fresno went missing, but couldn't find him.
An autopsy will be conducted, including a toxicology report that is expected to take three to four weeks.
Stefan Wagner was a third-year student majoring in biomedical engineering at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo when he went swimming with his friends.
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Wagner's grandfather, Jim Wagner, used to dive for abalone and lobster in San Pedro, and taught Stefan to swim.
"That's a dangerous spot out there," he said during the search, eyeing the area where his grandson was last seen.
The treacherous conditions at Spooner's Cove have a deadly reputation. The area's big waves, choppy conditions and currents claimed the life of another Cal Poly student, 19-year-old Enrique Jimenez, in 2006.
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Many Mastercard credit cardholders in the U.S. are getting a fleet of new benefits, most of which start April 16, 2019, in partnership with major digital brands such as Lyft, Postmates, Fandango and more.
But Mastercard will also be eliminating two valuable perks from its standard package of benefits on July 1, 2019: extended warranty and price protection.
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» MORE: The 3 levels of Mastercard benefits, in detail
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For World Elite cardholders
Lyft: Earn one $10 credit for every five rides you take per calendar month. The credit will be automatically applied to your next ride, and the benefit is capped at once per month.
Fandango: Get double Fandango VIP+ points for tickets you buy via the Fandango app or website (125 points via Fandango, and 125 points via the World Elite benefit). Points can be used toward Fandango movie tickets or streamed movies and TV shows on FandangoNOW. (You get a $5 reward automatically for every 500 points earned.)
Boxed: Earn 5% cash rewards on every purchase made through the Boxed website or app. Rewards may be redeemed to pay for future qualifying purchases.
For World Elite and World cardholders
Postmates: Get $5 off every order of $25 or more.
Cell phone insurance (available July 1): This benefit covers stolen or damaged cell phones, including scratched screens, when you pay your monthly cell phone bill with your World or World Elite Mastercard. You'll pay a $50 deductible, but you can receive a maximum of $600 per claim as a World cardholder, and $800 as a World Elite cardholder (no more than $1,000 per year for either one). You must file a claim to be eligible for this benefit.
Enhanced Mastercard ID Theft Protection (available July 1): You must register to have access to this service, which provides digital servicing to monitor your personal information and a team of identity theft resolution specialists available 24 hours a day to address your concerns.
"Consumers live very differently in today's always-on digital world, and their expectations have evolved," said Amnah Ajmal, executive vice president of Mastercard's core products in North America, in a news release. "To better meet their needs, we are leveraging technology to seamlessly embed products and solutions into their everyday lives."
What to keep in mind
Some benefits are going away
With these changes, Mastercard is also ditching extended warranty and price protection beginning July 1. (Issuers may opt to retain these benefits themselves, according to Mastercard.)
Extended warranty added time to a qualifying warranty originally purchased with a manufacturer; price protection reimbursed the difference if you found a lower advertised price within a certain timeframe for an item you had already bought. Both typically required a claims process. But card issuers have been steadily eliminating these kinds of side perks in recent years.
Compared with those past perks, customers may find the new benefits easier to use. For example, with the Lyft, Fandango, Boxed and Postmates perks, you need only to have a registered account and the appropriate linked Mastercard to qualify. You'll earn the credit or rewards automatically.
Cell phone protection just got easier to find
It used to be rare for a credit card to offer cell phone insurance. Now, you'll likely have more options.
Mastercard says it made many of its additions to serve consumers' changing needs.
"I'm sure you don't remember the last time you broke your fridge, but you do remember the last time you broke your phone," Ajmal says.
Check with your issuer
Mastercard says these are core benefits that it will provide to all eligible cardholders, no matter the issuer. But the company also says that issuers may choose to supplement these benefits.
"Applicable banks are beginning to roll out the above benefits; cardholders should contact their issuing bank for additional information," Mastercard said in its news release.


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It's no secret that Final Cut Pro X, the overhauled follow up to Apple's widely used video editing software, wasn't exactly a hit with its users when the app was first released in 2011.
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Nearly four years later, the first Hollywood film edited in Final Cut Pro X is set to be released. To showcase the movie debut and FCPX's role in the film, Apple has launched a microsite detailing the production. expand full story