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The Black Death peaked in Europe around 1348. It killed indiscriminately, it killed swiftly, and it killed en masse. Returning in waves, by the time it had ended, it had killed more than one-third of the entire population of Europe. One in three Europeans had been ravaged.
In fact, some historians put the figure closer to 50% of Europe's population, although there was some regional variation; for instance, around 20% of British people died in total, but 60% of Londoners and, in places like the south of France, perhaps as many as 80% of the population was depleted. And, incredibly, most of this horror occurred over just four years.
As with most things in the medieval era, God was blamed for this crushing plague. Conversely, God also acted as some kind of solace, after all, when life was likely to be very short, it was nice to have a belief in some kind of paradise in the afterlife.
Medieval worshippers were strong on the idea of paying for your sins through suffering. In response to the Black Death, groups of so-called flagellants would walk from town to town, whipping themselves in self-punishment in an attempt to rid the towns of their curse. Although their intentions were good, they more than likely spread the plague further afield.
Today we know the plague was most probably due to the Yersinia pestis bacteria. It is difficult to imagine how confusing it must have been for people in the towns struck by the Black Death. They wanted answers. Why was this happening to them? They weren't that sinful, and this was awful.
As often happens, random people would end up getting the blame – strangers, foreigners, Romani – but it didn't matter how many people they killed, the plague raged on. One group which received a particularly raw deal were the Jews. People started to believe that they had poisoned the water sources and, in many regions, the Jews were almost entirely wiped out.
Part of the reason the Jews got the blame was, according to some sources, because they died at a lesser rate during the plague. Although to a medieval mind, this seems mighty suspicious, it is more likely to be due to their ritual cleansing practices – they regularly washed their hands after going to the toilet, touching animals, and before eating. Other europeans at that time were much muckier.
Unsurprisingly, an event of such horror and size deeply entered the public consciousness, and so its art. The Black Death was life. It was a daily concern. Death became an even more integral part of their art. Death was supreme.


Saturday morning we said goodbye to Uncle Scott and loaded everyone back in the car to head out to Lake Leelanau where we would be staying in a vacation rental with our friends, the Heagles and the Stutes. We started this summer vacation tradition 8 years ago, although for the first 4 years we just tent camped for a long weekend. Now with all the kids, tenting is a little more difficult, so we've upgraded to an actual house so we can cook meals and have some space to hang out!
Our backyard. And no, I have no idea what the guys are doing in this picture.
Our view of the Lake. Aunt Teri did a good job of entertaining the kiddos.
And of course the kids had to go swimming first thing upon arriving!
On Father's Day we sent the men out to breakfast and then let them go out again in the evening to Pyramid Point. And yes, I do say "let" because trying to maintain control of 7 kids age 5 and under is a daunting task... So the fathers got to have a little escape.
On Monday we tried to wear the kids out in the morning by doing some shopping in downtown Traverse City. We didn't really get pictures of us shopping, but here's one of the kids playing in the fountain.
Then we took them to the park, encouraging more energy release.
Why all this forced play, you ask?
The CHERRY BOWL Drive In!!!
That night they were playing a double feature of Toy Story 3 and Karate Kid. I couldn't believe how cheap it was to get in - only $8.50 for adults, and kids 12 and under were free! That would be an even better deal if we would've stayed for both movies.
Tate and his new best bud, Will.
There was a fun old-school playground in front of the screen so the kids had something to do while we waited for it to get dark.
Which, of course, in northern Michigan doesn't happen until 10! Waaaay past these kids' usual 7:30 bedtime!
Finally the movie started, and with our big bucket of popcorn (for under $4!), we were all set!
I would love to insert a picture here of sleepy-head Scott (because I do have one), but being that he's not my husband, I'd better not.
Later on Tuesday, Chad and I and our kids got the fun of surprising some good friends down at Lake Ann Camp. I checked my messages and heard my dear friend Dawn's voice saying they were at camp and reliving old memories of when we worked there together. She had no idea we were only 30 minutes away. So away we went to surprise them!
Dawn was my bestest bud all throughout high school. I really wish she lived closer!
We ended Tuesday with a trip to the ice cream shop. Yummy!
So, there you have it. The next four days of our Michigan Adventure! Just what will tomorrow's part three have in store? Stay tuned to find out!!!


A new exchange traded fund offers a new approach for adding exposure to commodities through ETFs.
Ian Salisbury reports that the U.S. Commodity Index Fund (USCI) selects 14 commodities from a roster of 27 options and assembles an equal-weight portfolio on a monthly basis. The model selects commodities that are likely to outperform due to inventory levels or price momentum.
Using a back-dated simulation, the approach would have delivered a 20% annual return over the past 10 years. That compares to 7% for the s&P GSCI benchmark.
According to Salisbury, USCI places less emphasis on energy and more weight on preciouse metals. For example, the iPath S&P GSCI Total Return Index ETN (GSP) has about 70% of its value tied to energy commodities and about 3% tied to gold and silver. USCI has about 14% in energy and 14% in gold and silver.


This will be short; a tribute to how interesting and diverse humans are. Again I present our friend Chavo, this time at the Imbolc celebration, bearing part of his pot luck offering. Tiny baby greens in the heart of winter that he grew in his greenhouse. This is the couple that lives in a yurt on a farm near ours, winter and summer in challenging conditions so that they can live as they love to live. Near the earth.
Here is my plate of food from my friends. Quinoa, cole slaw, basmati risotto. Not shown is curried chickpea soup filled with kale and other winter greens. Full of health and healing. Our bodies crave greens at this time of the year; the darker the better.
And don't forget dessert. I made a blackberry cobbler. Our friend John told us blackberries have ten times the anti-oxidents as blueberries. Wow. Good to know.
This is Tao, the baby born at home in the yurt. He is at the age where he is all coos as the grownups converse; he so wants to join in the conversation. Oh, I love people. They are just so different from each other and so fascinating. It seems to me that each of us has a unique gift to share if we follow our heart's longings. And that we become the best versions of ourselves when we do what we love.
Oh yum!! Judy that looks delicious!!!
That food looked scrumptious. What is yurt? Guess I'll have to look it up. Such a cute baby! What a chubby little face, I just want to squeeze those cheeks!
Wow Judy I want to be on your guest list for party's!! Chavo's greens are great. Love to have some of those recipe's.
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That baby is too cute for words!! And dinner,yum.
this is so wonderful..what a treat for all of you...and the greens...omg..i am so envious.
I adore you and the diversity you embrace.
(More than) a few nibbles on Tao's healthy and glowing cheeks would have been a spectacular appetizer! Lovely party, I'm still going to go look up this celebration, haven't had time yet but I'm so curious now!
this entry, the photos of beautiful people, and food that is healthy as well as beautiful (the big basket of salad greens is amazing!!)warms my heart of this cold february morning.
THANK YOU for posting this Judy, this is how I'd LOVE the whole world to be!!!
Those greens and the cobbler look DELICIOUS!
Little cutie - that Tao!
What a beautiful post, Judy! The food, the people, celebrating imbolc, and your gentle wisdom and grace.
Beautiful, people, food and celebrations.
How in the world is it that everything matches?
The food , the plates, the walls the babies shirt.
yurt! yurt! i like the way it sounds and need to say it out loud a while. what a lovely, lovely family! that little baby couldn't get any happier! and girl, i was weened on blackberry cobbler and that one you made looks like it could take first prize at any fair in the south! yuumm-0!
Yum. That's the sort of food I like to call "Goddess Food." Straight from Mama Earth, nummy. And so beautiful!
Oh Judy! baby fever looking at that adorable magic Tao. I am about to give up on grandbabies, mine are sure as anxious for me to spoil them if they ever get here as I am to have at least three or four to spoil. Babies are such a manifestation of life's grace to me.
I could hear my hips growing at the sight of your cobbler. Girl, you sure know how to make the simplest of things look regal. Ah, summer is coming, the berries are coming, ice cream and cobbler, something to look forward to.
Wow! All is beautiful.Especially your art!
Which kind of art store?
The answer could be via my blog or email, MERCI!
Love the greens and love the baby!
Enjoy life! Looks like you are and do.


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Coast Guard Escorts Ro-Ro Taking on Water Back to Puerto Rico
The U.S. Coast Guard was called to assist a cargo ship taking on water after it had departed San Juan, Puerto Rico on Wednesday ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias. Coast...
Crowley Takes Delivery of First LNG-Powered ConRo for Jones Act Puerto Rico Trade
Crowley Maritime Corp. has taken delivery of its first of two combination container/roll on-roll off (ConRo) ships powered by LNG from shipbuilder VT Halter Marine Inc. The ConRo, named El...
New Report Debunks Jones Act Myths in Puerto Rico
Following Hurricane Maria's landfall in Puerto Rico last September, a number of media reports claimed that the Jones Act had severely damaged the Puerto Rican economy both over time and...
Crowley: Six Months After Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico's Road to Recovery is Being Made by Sea
Feature story provided by Jacksonville-based Crowley Maritime Corporation on the ongoing relief and recovery efforts in Puerto six months after the storm hit. It's been called the most logistically challenging relief effort...
Jones Act Fleet Continues to Ensure a Steady Flow of Supplies to Puerto Rico
This week marks six months since Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico as a powerful Category 4 hurricane, causing widespread damage to the U.S. territory the impacts of which...
Family of El Faro Crew Member Delivers More Than 30,000 Pounds of Relief Goods to Puerto Rico
Family members of an El Faro's crew member who lost his life when the American cargo ship tragically sank in 2015 are being recognized for their effort to assist Puerto...
Foss Ships Hundreds of Utility Trucks to Puerto Rico to Help Restore Power
At the Port of Virginia in Norfolk and the Port of Lake Charles in Louisiana, Seattle-based Foss Maritime is loading hundreds of utility trucks onto barges bound for Puerto Rico...
Foss Provides Meals and Homes for Hundreds of First Responders in Devastated Puerto Rico
From hearty meals to comfortable sleeping quarters for first responders, Foss Maritime has been supporting the relief and rebuilding efforts in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands following the...
In Puerto Rico, Cruises Spark First Signs of a Tourism Recovery
By Nikki Ekstein (Bloomberg) — Almost three months after Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico as a nearly Category 5 storm, a third of the island is still without power. Roughly two-thirds of...
Six Weeks After Hurricane Maria, Domestic Maritime Industry Continues to Play a Key Role in Puerto Rico's Relief Efforts
American maritime companies are continuing to provide beefed-up shipping services to Puerto Rico to ensure essential relief and commercial cargoes can reach the island still reeling from the impacts of...
Congressional Leaders Defend the Jones Act During Hearing on Hurricane Relief and Recovery Efforts
Congressional leaders from both sides of the isle defended the Jones Act's impact on hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico during a hearing this week exploring initial lessons learned from the...
U.S. Navy Ships Complete Hurricane Relief Mission in Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands
The U.S. Navy ships USS Wasp and USS Oak Hill have been pulled from hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands following a determination that the...
TS Empire State VI Returning from Hurricane Relief Mission in Florida and Puerto Rico
The SUNY Maritime College training ship, TS Empire State VI, will return to Ft. Schuyler, New York on Tuesday, October 24, after nearly two months at sea in support of...
Crowley: Commercial Cargoes to Puerto Rico Picking Up
U.S. shipping company Crowley Maritime said today that by the end of the week it will have offloaded more than 9,500 loads of commercial and government relief cargo in Puerto...
Puerto Rico Fiscal Lifeline Included in $36.5 Billion Storm Bill
By Erik Wasson and Kevin Whitelaw (Bloomberg) — House lawmakers unveiled a bill Tuesday night that would provide $36.5 billion in emergency funding for hurricane and wildfire relief requested by...
Crowley Adds Six Vessels to Puerto Rico Trade After Storm
By the end of this week Jacksonville-based shipping company Crowley Maritime Corporation will have offloaded more than 6,500 loads of FEMA and commercial cargo from 20 vessels at its San...
Hospital Ship 'Comfort' Gets Underway from San Juan to Provide Aid from Sea
The Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) got underway from San Juan on Thursday to provide aid from the sea in Puerto Rico, the Navy said Friday. The...
TOTE Maritime Provides Update on Puerto Rico Relief Effort
U.S. shipping company TOTE Maritime provided an update Thursday on its continued work with the Puerto Rican government and other organizations to expedite cargo and restore critical infrastructure to hurricane-hit...
Dozens of U.S. Offshore Supply Vessels Awaiting Call to Assist in Puerto Rico
Dozens of U.S.-flagged offshore supply vessels are ready and waiting to assist in the humanitarian relief efforts in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands if they are called on...
FEMA Contracts Foss Maritime Vessels to Help Puerto Rico Relief and Rebuilding Efforts
Foss Maritime says it has been contracted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency to support the relief and rebuilding efforts in Puerto Rico and the...
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Robert Weikert.Robert married Sally K. Walker.
Sally K. Walker [Parents].Sally married Robert Weikert.
John Chandler Spicer was born on 2 Nov 1856 in Roaring River, Wilkes Co, NC. He died on 24 Nov 1944 in New Chester, Adams Co, Pa. He married Ennis Matilda Jones on 12 Jun 1895 in Ashe Co, NC.
Ennis Matilda Jones was born in Feb 1871 in NC. She died on 29 Jan 1910 in Wilkes Co, NC. She married John Chandler Spicer on 12 Jun 1895 in Ashe Co, NC.
M iv Paul Hoots Spicer was born on 4 May 1904. He died on 4 Sep 1994.
John Chandler Spicer was born on 2 Nov 1856 in Roaring River, Wilkes Co, NC. He died on 24 Nov 1944 in New Chester, Adams Co, Pa. He married Tate Shumate.
Tate Shumate was born in 1895 in NC. She married John Chandler Spicer.
John Chandler Spicer was born on 2 Nov 1856 in Roaring River, Wilkes Co, NC. He died on 24 Nov 1944 in New Chester, Adams Co, Pa. He married Rosa Adelia Greer.
Rosa Adelia Greer was born on 18 Oct 1866 in Ashe Co, NC. She died on 8 Jun 1894 in Laurel Springs, Alleghaney Co, NC. She married John Chandler Spicer.
Ellis Preston Cooper was born on 10 Sep 1925 in Paynesville, McDowell Co, WV. He died on 20 Dec 1985 in McDowell Co, WV. He married Lady Lou Vance on 6 Sep 1944 in Jolo, McDowell Co, WV.
Lady Lou Vance [Parents] was born on 14 Apr 1928 in McDowell Co, WV. She died on 17 Nov 1963 in Jolo, McDowell Co, WV. She was buried on 20 Nov 1963 in Cooper Cemetery, Paynesville, McDowell Co, WV. She married Ellis Preston Cooper on 6 Sep 1944 in Jolo, McDowell Co, WV.
Hershel Holbrook.Hershel married Patricia Ann Cook.
Patricia Ann Cook [Parents] was born on 8 Mar 1953 in WV. She married Hershel Holbrook.
Linden B. Cook [Parents].Linden married Cindy.
Cindy.Cindy married Linden B. Cook.
Earl Cook [Parents].Earl married Karen.
Scott Elliott Spratt [Parents] was born on 5 May 1877 in Logan Co,WV. He died on 26 Jun 1956 in Montgomery Co, KY. He married Myrtle Victory Addison on 15 Jul 1908 in Tazewell Co, VA.
Myrtle Victory Addison [Parents] was born in May 1890 in Russell Co, VA. She died on 23 Apr 1956 in Bath Co, KY. She married Scott Elliott Spratt on 15 Jul 1908 in Tazewell Co, VA.
M ii James Spratt Sr was born in 1912.
James Spratt Sr [Parents] was born in 1912 in KY. He married Goldie Bailey on 16 Oct 1936 in Clear Fork, Wyoming Co, WV.
Goldie Bailey [Parents] was born in 1924 in Wyoming Co, WV. She married James Spratt Sr on 16 Oct 1936 in Clear Fork, Wyoming Co, WV.
M i James Spratt Jr was born on 6 May 1944. He died on 16 Sep 2006.
F ii Shirley Ann Spratt.
M iv Vondie Spratt was born on 10 Oct 1937. He died on 5 Dec 2016.
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Three Reasons Facebook Camera Will Work
By Gini Dietrich May 29, 2012
Just a few short weeks after Facebook bought Instagram for $1 billion, the social network has released its own mobile photo sharing app, aptly called Facebook Camera.
It reportedly is just like Instagram, but with a few improvements: It allows full-bleed photos, you can comment and "like" right from the app (instead of going into the Facebook app), it has a few filters, and it moves much faster than the Facebook mobile app.
The Billion Dollar Question
But why build a photo-sharing app when you just dropped a ton of cash on one last month?
It turns out the Instagram deal isn't quite finished. The FTC is probing the purchase because of competitive reasons. They're looking into what Instagram could have accomplished on its own and whether or not the deal will hurt competitors, giving Facebook the monopoly in mobile photo-sharing.
They also were likely already working on the Facebook Camera, when Instagram was acquired.
In fact, Facebook Photos product manager, Dirk Stoop confirms, "Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom and his team had nothing to do with building Facebook Camera."
But the Real Reason
But neither of those are the real reason Facebook went ahead and launched its own mobile photo-sharing app.
Instagram has more than 50 million users, which is great for Facebook. But they have nearly a billion users. And getting those not using Instagram to use the app is likely not a worthwhile venture.
It also means the current Instagram users won't switch to Facebook Camera (let's be real; it's just not as cool).
It's Not for You or Me
If you're already an Instagram user, don't bother with Facebook Camera. It's not for us.
It's for the Facebook user who isn't a social media or technology geek. It's for the 950 million Facebook users who don't need another social network nor have the time to download Instagram, attach it to several social networks, begin to build a community there, and flip the photos over to Facebook.
It's for the Facebook user who is moving away from his or her desktop connection to the phone, to share life's little moments every day.
I wish I could remember who said it, but somewhere on Facebook this past weekend, a friend's status said, "Isn't it funny how we used to avoid our friend's slideshows after a vacation and now we hungrily search out those photos?"
Things are changing. Mobile is where it's at. And, rather than try to force 950 million people to use Instagram, why not give them something already incorporated into the social network they're accustomed to using?


Two main captains who took up arms against government forces in 1997 have been assigned new RCAF posts, but they will not command troops in the new army structure, officials said this week.
Resistance commanders Lay Virak and Long Sereyrath were integrated in a Monday ceremony at the armed forces' High Command headquarters.
The ceremony reassigned or promoted a total of 94 generals as RCAF undergoes a restructuring.
The new structure of the armed forces is still under construction, although one official said there could be more than 30 departments under the commander in chief—about three times as many as in the old structure.
Thirty-nine new general's stars were handed out Monday as Lay Virak and Long Sereyrath were assigned to Phnom Penh departments and removed from direct command of troops.
"They wanted to remain in their old jobs as before, but for the sake of national reconciliation, the new commander in chief [Ke Kim Yan] felt that he wanted them close to him," said co-Minister of Defense Prince Sisowath Sirirath.
The government army has blamed Lay Virak for ordering village burnings and attacks in the northwest since July 1997.
Ke Kim Yan said the transfers were necessary because Lay Virak's Division 12 and Long Sereyrath's Division 14 had been downsized as part of the military's restructuring.
Samlot's deputy resistance commander Iem Phan received a promotion from division commander to a deputy head of Military Region 5.
"We have to put [Iem Phan] to the test to see how sincere he will be in his loyalty to the government and the commander in chief," Prince Sirirath said.
Lay Virak was based in the Banteay Chhmar area, Long Sereyrath was in the northern border bastion of O'Smach and Iem Phan was in the western border district of Samlot.


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Lowenstein Sandler add partner to investment management group
By: Gabrielle Saulsbery
Max Karpel joined Lowenstein Sandler LLP as partner in the firm's investment management group.
Karpel – LOWENSTEIN SANDLER
Karpel focuses his practice on the structuring and restructuring of investment management businesses, and on advising family offices and private foundations.
He joins the firm from a post as chief operating officer and in-house counsel to a family office and foundation. Prior to that, he was a partner at boutique New York law firm Kleinberg, Kaplan, Wolff & Cohen PC, where he represented investment managers, real estate developers, family offices and high net-worth individuals.
"Max's combination of experience as both in-house counsel to a family office and foundation and as outside counsel to a wide range of fund managers gives him an insight and perspective that will prove invaluable to our clients," said Robert Minion, partner and chair of the investment management group, in a statement.
In his practice, Karpel represents hedge fund managers in launching new funds and in private equity investments, lending, mergers and acquisitions, investor activism, and joint ventures; as well as issuers and underwriters in debt and equity offerings.
Karpel is fluent in Hebrew and has represented international clients making investments in Israel. He has also worked with Israeli investment managers on structuring and launching funds that are open to U.S. and international investors.
1:32 pm Tue, December 3, 2019 NJBIZ
Gabrielle Saulsbery
Albany, N.Y. native Gabrielle Saulsbery is a staff writer for NJBIZ and the newest thing in New Jersey. You can contact her at gsaulsbery@njbiz.com.


Paleokastritsa holidays take you to the rocky, north west coast of Corfu. A beautiful area with sheltered coves and beaches, it is the perfect destination for those seeking an oasis of peace where the summer sun is guaranteed to shine. Although there is a choice of beaches, the majority are shingle. The main beach has sand that gently shelves into the warm shallow waters of the inlet, making it very popular with families. Should you want a change of scene, water taxis are available to take you to neighbouring coastlines. Agios Georgios with its long stretch of sand is only five miles away. Snorkellers can enjoy the clarity of the waters and the fertility of the marine life in the many rocky coves. While on the island, it is considered almost essential to visit its wonderful, historic capital with its sixteenth century fortress, its Venetian architecture, its cricket pitch on the esplanade and its maze of cobbled streets and tiny squares. Corfu is a lovely island with plenty to see and do. If you wish to make the most of your visit, car hire is recommended.
Paleokastritsa has a range of modern accommodation which includes hotels, self-catering apartments, studios and villas. With such a broad range, they cater for all budgets. The resort lies in a very scenic spot with no high-rise buildings spoiling the view. When choosing board basis, be sure to compare the cost of the all inclusive holidays, as it may be cheaper than you think. When travelling with ever hungry and thirsty children, and when discounts are applied, they can make good economic sense. Restaurants, bars and cafes serve an eclectic menu that caters for all tastes. Paleokastritsa has a cosmopolitan air, and this is reflected in its food. If you are new to the flavours of Greece and have a rather conservative palate, you may wish to order meze. This is the equivalent of Spanish tapas and you'll receive small portions of a variety of dishes, ideal for tasting. When it comes to nightlife, the resort has venues to suit all moods and circumstances. Whether you are looking for a family-friendly restaurant, a romantic spot for couples, or a place to party through the night, there'll be a venue to suit. Shopping, though fairly limited, supplies all your holiday essentials as well as gifts and souvenirs.
Low cost Paleokastritsa holidays may be taken from early spring until late autumn when you can enjoy temperatures that rise from twenty, to thirty and beyond in the height of the season. Several budget airlines fly to Corfu from regional airports. You can check on the Cheekytrip website for the availabilty of holidays from your local airport. Since Paleokastritsa lies on the north-west coast, transfers take ninety minutes.
Whatever the purchase, it is generally the case that we are prepared to take time finding the best deal. While this may stretch your powers of mental arithmetic in the supermarket, it becomes even harder when choosing a holiday bargain. When you are faced with 'free upgrades', 'free child places', 'free transfers' etc. etc., it is difficult to compare the various offers with oneanother, and to discover which one provides the best value. At Cheekytrip, we have access to discounted holidays from more than three dozen travel companies. With all of them competing for your booking, you are sure to get a bargain. All it takes only a few moments of your time. Just enter your dates, destination and point of departure and within a couple of minutes, we'll show you the Paleokastritsa holiday that costs the least. As offers change daily, if you find a bargain break, ring and secure your booking without delay.


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R698. Public Safety Administration.
Rule R698-11. Submission and Testing of Sexual Assault Kits.
R698-11-4. Sexual Assault Kit Submission.
R698-11-5. Sexual Assault Kit Analysis.
R698-11-6. Laboratory Goals and Classifications.
This rule is authorized under Section 76-5-609.
The purpose of this rule is to establish procedures for the submission and testing of sexual assault kits, requirements regarding information and evidence to be submitted as a part of each sexual assault kit submission, and goals for the completion of analysis and classification of sexual assault kit submissions.
(1) Terms used in this rule are defined in Section 53-1-102 and 53-10-102.
(2) In addition:
(a) "bureau" means the Bureau of Forensic Services within the Department of Public Safety established in Section 53-10-201; and
(b) "DNA" means deoxyribonucleic acid.
(1)(a) Sexual assault kits submitted to the bureau for analysis shall be packaged in accordance with the Utah Bureau of Forensic Services Evidence Handbook.
(b) Sexual assault kits that do not meet the packaging guidelines in the Utah Bureau of Forensic Evidence Handbook shall be returned to the submitting entity without analysis.
(c) A sexual assault kits may be re-submitted after it has been repackaged in accordance with the Utah Bureau of Forensic Services Evidence Handbook.
(2) The bureau shall only accept sexual assault kits that meet the criteria for analysis in R698-11-5.
(3) Sexual assault kits submitted to the bureau for analysis shall be accompanied by the Sexual Assault Examination documentation provided by the medical personnel conducting the examination.
(1) The bureau shall analyze sexual assault kits in the following types of cases:
(a) criminal investigations and prosecutions.
(2) The bureau shall only analyze sexual assault kits:
(a) which have been collected by means utilized and validated by the bureau; and
(b) that are of sufficient quality and quantity to be analyzed.
(3) Sexual assault kits submitted to the bureau for analysis shall be examined by the bureau to determine the number of samples in a given case on which it will perform identification, comparison or analysis.
(4)(a) The bureau shall give priority to current and active cases over cold cases.
(b) An entity seeking to have a sexual assault kit analyzed by the bureau may submit a request to expedite the analysis to the section manager.
(c) The bureau shall consider the following factors when determining whether to expedite the analysis of the sexual assault kit:
(i) there exists an immediate threat to public safety;
(ii) a court date is scheduled and imminent; or
(iii) a person is detained pending laboratory results.
(5) The submitting entity shall make reasonable efforts to provide the bureau with comparison standards, such as:
(a) comparison standards for DNA analysis from all available potential sources.
(1) The bureau shall classify sexual assault kit submissions as follows:
(a) first priority if an immediate threat to public safety exists;
(b) second priority if a court date is scheduled and imminent; or
(c) third priority for all other cases.
(2) The goal for completion of analysis of sexual assault kit submissions is as follows:
(a) within 30 days from the date of submission for first priority cases;
(b) within 60 days from the date of submission for second priority cases; and
(c) within 180 days from the date of submission for third priority cases.
sexual assault kits, sexual assault kit analysis
For questions regarding the content or application of rules under Title R698, please contact the promulgating agency (Public Safety Administration). A list of agencies with links to their homepages is available at http://www.utah.gov/government/agencylist.html or from http://www.rules.utah.gov/contact/agencycontacts.htm.


This edition of the App It Up project "Cool App Roundup" highlights different ways apps can be used in disaster, crisis, and emergency situations.
The U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) offers a free emergency preparedness app. The FEMA app includes preparation guidelines for a variety of disasters, including checklists, safety tips, and local shelter maps. Once you've downloaded the app, all this information is accessible regardless of whether you have phone service or internet access during an emergency. The FEMA app is available in the Android marketplace, with iPhone and Blackberry versions coming soon.
The Red Cross has a simple shelter search web app, accessible via any web browser. Shelter information is updated every 30 minutes.
The notification app J-ResQ was developed in response to the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The app was developed on the Windows Azure platform, a cloud-based platform for building and hosting web applications. J-ResQ allows anyone in a disaster situation to easily record and send a voice message and email from their mobile phone, telling friends and family about their status. A GPS-based location is also included with the message. Photos and video can also be included. Concerned parties can then search for information and updates using the message sender's email address.
Learn more about how Windows Azure has been used for disaster and emergency response here.
Fire Department is an innovative app created by the San Ramon Valley Fire Department. The app alerts CPR-certified individuals to cardiac emergencies in their area. In response to a cardiac incident, emergency dispatchers can send a notification message to Fire Department app users, including the victim's location and the location of the nearest Automated External Defibrillator (AED) device. The hope is that CPR-trained Good Samaritans nearby may be able to respond even more quickly than emergency services, in some cases. The San Ramon Valley Fire Department has recently launched an initative to extend the reach of the app beyond San Ramon.
For more innovative and engaging ways to use technology for disaster relief, check out NetSquared's tips on Mobilizing Online Communities in the Face of Disaster and the value of crowdsourcing for nonprofits. Also, Jim Lynch's piece about digital volunteerism and disaster relief, and Elliot Harmon's post about The Extraordinaries and Ushahidi being used in response to the Haiti earthquake.
S.O.S. by the American Red Cross is a free Android-only app that provides emergency medical care instructions and a resource guide for emergencies, geared at average citizens.
WISER, the Wireless Information System for Emergency Responders from the National Library of Medicine is a free resource for first responders to hazardous material incidents. Its searchable database includes material identification, health impacts, and recommendations for managing the incident. The WISER mobile app is available for Apple, Windows, Blackberry and Palm devices. This tool clearly has a fairly specific target audience, but it's a good example of how an app can be a useful and comprehensive resource in emergency situations.
Can you think of ways an app would be helpful in disaster or emergency situations? Do you know of other interesting ways apps are being used? If your organization is involved in disaster or emergency response, do you use apps to help you do your work?


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Better Than Yesterday, Health and Fitness 5
Oct 4, 2014 at 12:01 AM Oct 4, 2014 at 11:49 PM
We are talking about how to achieve these goals we have exhaustively established. �So we went over how powerlifting methodologies work in ways much different than what most people would expect. �So let's dispel more crap that's out there.
Weightlifting, commonly known as Olympic Lifting, is this thing you may or may not see every four years when the Olympics come around. �People picking up really heavy loads in unitards, under the pressure of a clock and judges and weird math involving kilograms and weight classes. �But make no mistake you're watching some of the most powerful, explosive, technical, pound for pound BAs on the planet. �Weightlifting is a beautiful dance between a person, gravity, and the central nervous system.
The Snatch, one of the contested lifts in a weightlifting meet, is arguably the most demanding physical expression of strength a human can do. �The strength, speed, balance, agility, motor recruitment, and timing required to efficiently and effectively perform the snatch are the pinnacle. �Hence why it is the perfect tool to wake the body up and force it to learn, build, change. �It's like the golf swing of strength and conditioning you'll never get it perfect, you'll have to perform thousands of practice "swings" to get that ONE the magical one that feels so perfect it'll keep you coming back for more.
Then there's the Clean and Jerk, a different but no less challenging pair of lifts treated as a singular event. �Pulling a load from the ground and receiving it on your chest before once again exploding in an upward fashion driving the load overhead. �When it's done right it looks easy and relatively graceful. �When done wrong it looks and feels like a rusty, broken, strange unfolding lawn chair. �The pursuit of doing it right awakens many of the same necessary physical attributes of the snatch.
So how does that take you toward your goals. �The training that it takes to be a mediocre weightlifter is hard progressive and challenging to the system. �It shares many of the same accessory lifts and training as powerlifting but done very differently. �You'll spend hours squatting and pressing. �But much like powerlifting the loading and rep scheme �are designed around strength not size as many may assume. �Few people who truly want to be fit and healthy do anything merely to add size. �Especially when there are weigh classes and a pound or two is the difference between lifting versus essentially normal looking people and behemoths at the higher end of their weight class.
If you've been following along and have done any reading for yourself you're realizing that most of what people think about lifting weights and it's end are completely wrong. �So look into weightlifting, it's programming methodologies, it's training regiments, it's coaches and outcomes.
A few decent places to start looking, Rubber City Weightlifting, out of Akron Ohio has a great coach in Dan Bell. �California Strength, headed by Glenn Pendlay is world renowned and has an awesome website with enormous amounts of information. �Catalyst Athletics, headed by Greg Everett is another high level very knowledgable gym with a strong internet presence. �Any of these references have more information and knowledge of the craft than most people could digest.
We are talking about how to achieve these goals we have exhaustively established. �So we went over how powerlifting methodologies work in ways much different than what most people would expect. �So let's dispel more crap that's out there. Weightlifting, commonly known as Olympic Lifting, is this thing you may or may not see every four years when the Olympics come around. �People picking up really heavy loads in unitards, under the pressure of a clock and judges and weird math involving kilograms and weight classes. �But make no mistake you're watching some of the most powerful, explosive, technical, pound for pound BAs on the planet. �Weightlifting is a beautiful dance between a person, gravity, and the central nervous system. The Snatch, one of the contested lifts in a weightlifting meet, is arguably the most demanding physical expression of strength a human can do. �The strength, speed, balance, agility, motor recruitment, and timing required to efficiently and effectively perform the snatch are the pinnacle. �Hence why it is the perfect tool to wake the body up and force it to learn, build, change. �It's like the golf swing of strength and conditioning you'll never get it perfect, you'll have to perform thousands of practice "swings" to get that ONE the magical one that feels so perfect it'll keep you coming back for more. Then there's the Clean and Jerk, a different but no less challenging pair of lifts treated as a singular event. �Pulling a load from the ground and receiving it on your chest before once again exploding in an upward fashion driving the load overhead. �When it's done right it looks easy and relatively graceful. �When done wrong it looks and feels like a rusty, broken, strange unfolding lawn chair. �The pursuit of doing it right awakens many of the same necessary physical attributes of the snatch. So how does that take you toward your goals. �The training that it takes to be a mediocre weightlifter is hard progressive and challenging to the system. �It shares many of the same accessory lifts and training as powerlifting but done very differently. �You'll spend hours squatting and pressing. �But much like powerlifting the loading and rep scheme �are designed around strength not size as many may assume. �Few people who truly want to be fit and healthy do anything merely to add size. �Especially when there are weigh classes and a pound or two is the difference between lifting versus essentially normal looking people and behemoths at the higher end of their weight class. If you've been following along and have done any reading for yourself you're realizing that most of what people think about lifting weights and it's end are completely wrong. �So look into weightlifting, it's programming methodologies, it's training regiments, it's coaches and outcomes. A few decent places to start looking, Rubber City Weightlifting, out of Akron Ohio has a great coach in Dan Bell. �California Strength, headed by Glenn Pendlay is world renowned and has an awesome website with enormous amounts of information. �Catalyst Athletics, headed by Greg Everett is another high level very knowledgable gym with a strong internet presence. �Any of these references have more information and knowledge of the craft than most people could digest.


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Q: I wanna make an algorithm to show an state of hanoi tower I wanna make an algorithm to show an state of hanoi tower.
There are 3 piles & 3 disks(A is smallest disk,B is middle one,C is biggest one) and when I move disks for 4 times that my ideal algorithm is to show  an state of hanoi tower.For example,I wanna show
-  (1st pile)
B A (2nd pile)
C   (3rd pile)

- means there is no disk.
Now my code is
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

def hanoi(n, x, y, z,count):
  while count < 4:
    count += 1
    if count != 1:
        count += 1
        hanoi(n-1, x, z, y,count)
        count += 1
        hanoi(n-1, z, y, x,count)
  return "{}→{}".format(x, y)

x = hanoi(3, "A", "C", "B",0)
print(x)

But this codes' result is A→C so it means next hand auditor.How can I fix to print out  my ideal result?How can I write this?

A: I think an array of arrays would be a good way to store your game state:
# example data
pegs = [[], ['B', 'A'], ['C']]

Then a concise method could convert your game state to a readable string:
def get_game_state(pegs):
    return '\n'.join([' '.join(peg) if peg else '-' for peg in pegs])

(if you are a Python beginner and need help understanding the above line, look up list comprehensions, ternary operator, and str's join method)
print(get_game_state(pegs))

Example output:
-
B A
C

A: You can use a faster algorithm than to go through all the moves one by one. There is a formula to know where a disc is at a certain move.
Since your disc names are quite fixed (A, B, C....), I would not provide that as argument, but let the the function assume the smallest is A, then B, then C, ... up to the number you provide as argument.
def hanoi_pos(discs, index):
    power = 2**discs
    stacks = ['>', '>', '>']
    for disc in range(discs):
        stack = (index+power//2)//power % 3
        if disc % 2 == 0: stack = (3 - stack) % 3
        power = power // 2
        stacks[stack] += chr(64 + discs - disc)
    return '\n'.join(stacks)

print(hanoi_pos(3, 4)) # State when there are 3 discs, after 4 moves.

This will print:
>
>BA
>C

You could even produce all consecutive states like this:
for i in range(8):
    print(hanoi_pos(3, i))
    print()

Output:
>CBA
>
>

>CB
>
>A

>C
>B
>A

>C
>BA
>

>
>BA
>C

>A
>B
>C

>A
>
>CB

>
>
>CBA

Explanation
The expression chr(64 + discs - disc) determines what the name is of the disc with number disc. The biggest disc will have number 0. Its name depends on the number of discs. If there are three discs, then the name of disc 0 will be 'C', but if there are four, then it will be 'D'. So the more discs there are the higher the ASCII code of the first disc. This is why there is + discs. Any next disc will be the predecessor of that name, so going backwards in the alphabet. That is why there is - disc. Finally, 64 is the ASCII code of the character that precedes 'A'. Since discs - disc will be at least 1, the lowest ASCII code will be 65, which converts to character 'A'.

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How to hide buildings from earthquakes
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Editor's note: Science fiction has long been fascinated with the idea of the cloaking device. But that's only because human beings have long had the occasional need to hide. The most oft-dreamed-of capability is that of making oneself invisible to others while moving about freely among them. So scientists have been working on ways to accomplish just that, focusing on fashioning materials that allow light waves to pass over and around them without being deflected or reflected. Now, scientists are concentrating on other types of waves: The storm waves of tsunamis and the seismic waves of earthquakes.
NewScientist - June 26, 2009, by Colin Barras
Invisibility cloak could hide buildings from quakes
After effects of a major earthquake in Sichuan province, Central China. Could future buildings be protected using the physics of invisibility cloaks? (Image: Sipa Press / Rex Features)
Borrowing from the physics of invisibility cloaks could make it possible to hide buildings from the devastating effects of earthquakes, say physicists in France and the UK.
The "earthquake cloak" idea comes from the team led by Stefan Enoch at the Fresnel Institute in Marseille, France. They were the first to show that the physics of invisibility cloaks could have other applications – designing a cloak that could render objects "invisible" to destructive storm waves or tsunamis.
"The outer rings remain nearly still, but the pair of rings tuned to the frequency of the wave move like crazy, bending up and down and twisting," says Guenneau. "For each small frequency range, there's one pair of rings that does most of the work." The team has simulated cloaks containing as many as 100 rings, says Guenneau, although fewer would be needed to protect against the most common kinds of earthquake surface waves.
The seismic waves of an earthquake fall into two main groups: body waves that propagate through the Earth, and surface waves that travel only across the surface.
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Q: What is the word to use to describe the process of a person returning back to the original place after initially migrating to a different place? A person moves from their original place of residence to another place which we call as migration. What should we say if the person comes back to the same place after a while?

A: I think the word you are looking for is Repatriate
From Merriam-Webster:

Repatriate verb
: to restore or return to the country of origin, allegiance, or
citizenship

Sample:

After living in Brazil for 14 years, John repatriated to the United
States.

A: According to English Language Learners Dictionary: returnee
: someone who returns to a place or activity; especially :
someone who returns to a country after being in another country in prison, in military service, etc.
The process of returning can be called:
return, coming back, comeback, homecoming.
For example:
HOMECOMING -
Your homecoming is your return to your home or your country after being away for a long time
(CollinsCobuild).
COMEBACK -
a return to a former position or condition
(Merriam-Webster's).


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Best Practice in Self-Directed Support
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The report argues that South Australia does not need to define a fixed template or model to impose upon itself. Instead South Australians should collaborate with each other to innovate and develop a progressively intelligent and innovative system - drawing on the best of international practice.
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1964 Ferrari 330 - America. Classiche certified. Concours condition.
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America. Classiche certified. Concours condition.
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The first true production four-passenger car from Ferrari was the 250 GTE 2+2, which combined the beautifully proportioned Pininfarina design with excellent handling and balance of its two-seat predecessors. After three successful years the 250 GTE was replaced by the end of 1963 with an upgraded model which was powered by the new four-liter Colombo V-12. It was quite an improvement with revised combustion chambers and wider-spaced bores, and it was estimated to produce a conservative 300 brake horsepower. Aside from this engine, the new car shared the same chassis and was virtually identical in outward appearance to the 250 GTE 2+2. Following Ferrari's practice of naming an engine for the displacement of a single cylinder, the new model was dubbed the 330 America 2+2, which was also a nod to its intended market. Only 50 examples of the Ferrari 330 America were produced, which makes it one of the rarest production Ferraris of the sixties.
This particular example was one of the last built, and came out of the Maranello factory in November 1963. It was delivered through Luigi Chinetti Motors in 1964 to its first American owner, and remained in the States until 1992 when it returned to Europe. The car is completely restored in 2008 and 2009 by Mototechnique Ltd, which is fully documented with invoices and photographs. Since then, the Ferrari has been kept in immaculate condition, and was part of the "California Dreaming" exposition in Museo Ferrari in 2014. The car is Ferrari Classiche certified and of course full matching nrs.
This rare 330 America is now available from a private collection. It is very well documented and is in pristine condition. It's a pleasure to drive with its 4-speed + overdrive gearbox, which is a delight to use in combination with the torque of the 4,0 litre Colombo engine. This is a proper gentleman's express in a classy colour combination, and on top of that a very rare Ferrari from the swinging sixties.
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COURT: Dementia patient scammed by carer
by Carlie Walker
Carlie Walker Journalist Coming from Newcastle in New South Wales, Carlie completed an arts degree before moving to the Fraser Coast. She has been with the Chronicle since 2007.
HE WAS entrusted with caring for an elderly woman.
Instead, James Joseph Irwin took money that had been sent to her by her family, which was intended to pay for her mortgage.
The 61-year-old Gundiah man pleaded guilty to one count of fraud when he appeared before Maryborough Magistrate Court.
Police Prosecutor Sergeant Michael Quirk said the 78-year-old woman had advanced dementia.
Irwin told her family her mortgage was in arrears and an arrangement was made for money to be sent via Western Union.
However, it later emerged the mortgage payment had not been made.
At first Irwin maintained he must have inadvertently paid the money into the wrong account.
But he later admitted he spent the money to pay his own bills.
Irwin was ordered to pay $2000 in compensation to the woman's family.
He was sentenced to three months in prison, wholly suspended, with an operational period of two years.
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Home World Media Al Jazeera Filming Staged Chemical Attack in Syria NOT Confirmed But Damning
Al Jazeera Filming Staged Chemical Attack in Syria NOT Confirmed But Damning
It is important to highlight the initial report made by Russian news outlet Sputnik, that Al Jazeera cameramen were involved in filming a mock chemical attack against Syrians is UNPROVEN. It also must be said that Al Jazeera has a better record than Sputnik in recording accurate news. However, it still raises the question of who was responsible for the attack, if false flags were involved and the importance of finding out.
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Al Jazeera cameramen have been caught up in allegations that they acted as consultants to film a staged chemical attack with shelling and air raids by the Syrian Arab army against civilians in Idlib Province.
According to Sputnik sources, (Russian news outlet) a diplomat said the footage looks recent and appeared as though it was "ordered from a European country."
"According to information from a number of sources among local residents and opposition formations … special 'video brigades' carried out staged filming in the past week of alleged consequences of shelling and airstrikes, including with the use of 'poisonous substances'."
If this is indeed the case, it marks another false flag, and one that perpetuated the Syria Strike ordered by the US President, Donald Trump.
At this time, expectantly, Al Jazeera has denied the allegations, claiming them to be "defamation punishable by law." The Al Jazeera report goes on:
"Al Jazeera warns that the timing of the publication of such a false report may be a prelude to a real attack on civilians in Syria under the pretext of their published news and that it could be used to cover up the crimes committed by the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by blaming others while the investigation into the chemical attack on Khan Sheikhoun is ongoing."
The filming cannot be confirmed, reads the Sputnik News website on May 4 according to The 4th Media website, and said "After a rigorous check, this information was not confirmed by other sources. The agency cannot consider this information credible and tenders apologies to its readers and subscribers."
However, upon checking at the aforementioned Sputnik link, there is no such note or has since been removed.
The report published by Sputnik, now since redacted, cited the anonymous diplomatic source as saying:
"The "effectiveness" of the White Helmets' TV-spectacle of accusing Syrian authorities of attacking civilians in Khan Shaykhun with sarin inspired terrorists to continue filming the fake 'series'.
"According to info confirmed via several channels, al-Jazeera television channel stringers have recently filmed a staged, fake scene of an alleged chemical attack against civilians by the Syrian Army."
The source noted fire engines and ambulances, as well as local residents employed to make the film.
The source continued, saying that "A multiple simultaneous uploading of filmed fake footage with 'screaming' social media comments was due to take place in the next few days (by Sunday) at the separate command of a mastermind and sponsor of the film in one of the European countries."
A French translation of the original article does confirm that information couldn't be cross checked with sources, but that the Russian Centre for Reconciliation reported on locals making statements about fake video footage.
The chemical attack in April took the lives of an estimated 80 men, women and children. An estimated 200 were further injured by the attack. This prompted the US to launch a missile strike against the alleged Syrian military airbase, where the chemicals were said to have been stored.
Currently, Russia and Syria are still trying to achieve an independent investigation via the United Nations, to establish, according to them, who was responsible for the chemical attack. The United States, however, has blocked attempts to allow further independent agencies to assist the OPCW with their investigations.
The chemical attack, allegedly to have been initiated by the Assad government, occurred only days after Trump said he would leave the fate of Assad to the Syrians. The chemical attack left critics to wonder about the logic behind the American claims; questioning why Assad would self-sabotage his own government when he was finally given the 'green light' by the US to govern his own country without interference.
Evidence suggesting Syria was responsible has been so far, circumstantial. Jean-Marc Ayrault, France's foreign minister, told journalists that France had what was akin to a chemical fingerprint "typical of the method developed in Syrian laboratories." However, as damning as the 'evidence' is, it only suggests the chemical used, not who is responsible.
The mainstream media have also failed to report the CIA and US military "training anti-government fighters with the securing and handling of chemical weapons," prior to the 2013 Syrian chemical attack. "The fighters in question were trained by the CIA, and were Israelis, Saudis, and Jordanians."
The Syrian government has vehemently denied any accountability for the chemical attacks and claimed the relinquishing of chemical weapons did occur. Russia, Syria's ally, supports the claim.
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What does Article 29 of the French law on Energy and Climate change for non-financial reporting ?
Article 29 of the French law on Energy and Climate law aligns the non-financial reporting obligations of French companies with European norms. It also complements some community regulations.
The decree is a primordial text for France's transition towards green finance. It complements the law in three areas: the climate, biodiversity, and taking into account environmental, social, and qualitative factors of governance (ESG) within financial institutions.
Which are the new obligations imposed by this article? How do you align your company's reporting with the article? What is the imposed timeframe? How can carbometrix help you? This article will answer all these questions and more, to explain the implications of article 29 of the Energy and Climate law.
Article 29, affirming France's leadership in ESG
What are the goals of Article 29 of the Energy and Climate law ?
Article 29 was put into action on the 27th May 2021. It was adopted within the 2019-1147 law on the 8th november 2019 (the law on Energy and Climate, otherwise known as LEC).
The article falls firmly within European law, itself heavily influenced by a pioneering French legislative framework since 2015. It has three goals:
To conserve France's lead in non-financial reporting: since 2015, following the Paris climate agreement, France has forced investors to publish the procedures for integrating ESG criteria into their activities and has encouraged them to take climate risks into account. These obligations are formalised in article 173-VI of the Energy Transition Law for Green Growth
To be aligned with European law and taxonomy, the latter of which determines which activities are the most sustainable. The article aims to promote investment for these activities.
To complete existing French and European legislation by going further with non-financial reporting, especially for the climate, biodiversity and taking ESG factors into account.
What progress has been made by Article 29 compared to previous legislation?
Article 29 specifies the information that investors have to give in their ESG reporting. The article affects more companies and focuses on 3 main areas:
The climate: climate reporting has been refined, meaning that investors will have to measure their carbon footprint and set goals for 2030 to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
Biodiversity: reporting on biodiversity will be mandated from 2022. Financial institutions will have to measure their impact on biodiversity and change their investment strategy to reduce said impact.
ESG risks: assessing these risks is now part of a company's general risk assessment, as the article insists on aligning classic financial risks with those related to climate change and the destruction of biodiversity.
A demanding decree for management companies
Who is concerned by Article 29 ?
More companies are affected by the article, with French law imposing a threshold of 500 million Euros and the European Union planning on imposing a threshold of 500 employees.
Most French management companies are thus affected by the Article, with obligations starting in 2023.
Portfolio management and the investment activities of banks, credit institutions, and investment firms will now be subject to obligations by Article 29.
From 2023, these companies will have to publish their activities and indicate how much they are aligned with European law and taxonomy. They will also have to reveal investments linked to fossil fuels.
What are the new obligations to do with the climate?
Article 29 imposes the following climate-related obligations:
Set goals for a low-carbon future: to be in accordance with the Paris Climate Agreement, investors have to set clear goals for reducing emissions by 2030 (and a subsequent goal every 5 years until 2050). These goals have to include all greenhouse gas emissions.
→ The goals can be set as a target amount or in relation to a certain year (like a target temperature for 2030)
Have a clear reporting methodology for emissions, and indicate the coverage, the aggregation methods, the time frame, the estimations based on data, and the energy-climate scenarios for each sector and geographical region.
Publish an alignment strategy with the objectives of the Paris Agreement, with sustainable activities as defined by European taxonomy, with activities linked to fossil fuels, and the methodology used each time. All information will have to be shared with ADEME, the French agency for ecological transition.
How to align with the obligations of Article 29 ?
What is the time frame for implementing the decree?
The decree will be implemented following strict deadlines:
From 2022 (over the 2021 financial year) reporting on alignment with the Paris Agreement and the preservation of biodiversity will be implemented.
From 2023 (over the 2022 financial year) all the points of the Article will be implemented.
It is therefore urgent to follow the new legislation on reporting emissions in companies, as the reporting for 2021 will need to take the brand new legislation into account.
What steps can be taken to conform with Article 29 ?
When it comes to the climate, Article 29 imposes more precision when reporting carbon emissions and setting goals within a company. A rigorous analysis of one's portfolio, emissions and carbon-neutral goals is thus needed:
Portfolio analysis: this requires an in-depth study of emissions financed by your company. You will have to determine the carbon footprint of each company you have invested in and calculate a ratio depending on the shares you own.
Emissions analysis must take into account all your company's direct and indirect emissions, without forgetting scope 3 emissions, so as to have a complete view of your carbon footprint.
Developing carbon-neutral goals means determining which are your main emitters, so you can set efficient and realistic goals to reduce emissions.
To help you conform with Article 29, you can contact an expert at carbometrix who will help you analyse your carbon emissions.
How can carbometrix help you conform with Article 29 ?
Legislation concerning reporting on greenhouse gas emissions, be it French or European, has been very innovative for transitioning financial sectors towards more sustainable practices.
Nevertheless, legislation, due its many specifications and ramifications, is often complex so can be hard to understand.
In order to save time and have precise analyses of emissions, it is recommended that you contact an expert.
carbometrix specialises in calculating greenhouse gas emissions and can help you properly follow such legislation. Most of the time, conforming with Article 29 means having a complete carbon footprint analysis.
carbometrix can help calculate your emissions and help reduce them:
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carbometrix will then help you align your reporting with legislation and set realistic goals for reducing carbon emissions in line with the Paris Agreement.
Article 29 pushes companies to seriously deal with their greenhouse gas emissions. The aim is to really transform the financial sector. More than just reporting, the Article requires long-term engagements from management and investment companies.
This new legislation is a step forward for green finance, but its complexity may mean that you require an expert to make sure you conform with it.
If you wish to speak to an expert for your reporting, don't hesitate to contact us today!
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Q: Vue how to search all properties of array In my vue-app I want to add a search component, so that I can search for different topics.
here is an example of the data:
persons: [
   {
    name: 'Mr.X',
    gender: 'Male',
    location: {
      address: 'some streetname',
      zipcode: '12345',
      city: 'Berlin',
      lng: 'longitude',
      lat: 'latitude',
    },
    skills: [
     { label: 'foo' },
     { label: 'bar' },
    ],
  },
 ...etc
]

Then in my component I use a computed value:
computed: {
   filteredList() {
     return this.persons.filter((person) => {
       return person.name.toLowerCase().includes(this.search.toLowerCase())
     })
   },
}

the HTML is:
<input type="text" v-model="search" />

{{ person.name }}

This of course only searches and returns the name. How can I search on all properties? For example If I search for "Berlin" it should also return the object data.

A: If the results from your search are dynamically retrieved, I'd recommend adding the filtering capability to the service itself, then pass those filters in the request. This takes the load off of the client and places the responsibility on your database which is much more optimized for such a task.
If it must be entirely client-side, you can generalize the filter you have to perform comparisons on arbitrary properties.
filteredList() {
     const filterObj = {
         'name': 'Mr. X',
         'gender': 'Female'
     };

     return this.persons.filter((person) => {
       // For each of the filters defined in the filter object, determine if
       // the object passes the filter. Only take objects that pass all filters.
       let isMatch = Object.entries(filterObj).map(([key, value]) => {
           if (typeof value === 'string')
               return person[key].toLowerCase().includes(value);
           if (typeof value === 'boolean')
               return person[key] === value;
           // etc.
       }).every(i => i);

       return isMatch;
     })
},

A: First of all you need to form an array, which contains all your primitive values, and then filter it.
Here is the function flatten() that puts all values from your structure into the flat array
const persons = [
   {
    name: 'Mr.X',
    gender: 'Male',
    location: {
      address: 'some streetname',
      zipcode: '12345',
      city: 'Berlin',
      lng: 'longitude',
      lat: 'latitude',
    },
    skills: [
     { label: 'foo' },
     { label: 'bar' },
    ],
  },
]

const flatten = (input) => {
  if (typeof input === 'object') {
    return (Array.isArray(input) ? input : Object.values(input))
      .reduce((acc, x) => acc.concat(flatten(x)), [])
  } else {
    return [input]
  }
}

console.log(flatten(persons))
console.log(flatten(persons).includes('Berlin'))

A: If I understand your requirement correctly, you want to filter out with all the nested properties you have in the object with the search keyword.
Working Demo :

var vm = new Vue({
  el: '#vue-instance',
  data: {
    persons: [
       {
        name: 'Mr.X',
        gender: 'Male',
        location: {
          address: 'some streetname',
          zipcode: '12345',
          city: 'Berlin',
          lng: 'longitude',
          lat: 'latitude',
        }
      }, {
        name: 'Mrs.Y',
        gender: 'Female',
        location: {
          address: 'address 2',
          zipcode: '12345',
          city: 'alpha',
          lng: 'longitude',
          lat: 'latitude',
        }
      }
    ],
    search: ''
  },
  computed: {
    filteredList() {
       return this.persons.filter((person) => {
        const computedObj = { ...person,
            address: person.location.address,
            zipcode: person.location.zipcode,
            city: person.location.city,
            lng: person.location.lng,
            lat: person.location.lat
        }
         return Object.keys(computedObj)
              .some(key => ('' + computedObj[key]).toLowerCase().includes(this.search.toLowerCase()))
       })
    }
  }
});

  <input type="text" v-model="search" />

{{ person.name }}


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Killing Orders
Killing Orders, V.I. Warshawski's third adventure, starts when her great-aunt Rosa summons the detective to her cold suburban home. Rosa made V.I.'s childhood miserable and the detective resents the command to help her aunt prove she didn't embezzle five million dollars from a local Dominican priory.
All hell breaks loose when a mysterious opponent tries to take Vic off the case by throwing acid in her eyes and burning down her apartment. And when a friend who's involved in the case is brutally murdered, it begins to look as if Vic hasn't got a prayer.
But Warshawski continues to follow every lead, even when they point to some pretty unorthodox conclusions: Perhaps the Dominicans are covering up a financial scandal. Maybe the whole conspiracy is under the patronage of an international conglomerate, or of Don Pasquale, king of the Chicago mob. Worst of all, someone who's close to Vic could be involved—her darkly handsome English lover, Roger Ferrant, or even Aunt Rosa herself.
Killing Orders is Paretsky's third novel featuring Victoria, or Vic, Warshawski, but it is the one with which she has shouldered her way through to the front rank of American crime writers with a front-page interview in the New York Times Review of Books. Deservedly so; Paretsky has done something new. Her achievement lies in the creation, in Vic, of a wholly successful character whose like I have not encountered before. She is tough, shrewd, intelligent, a feminist and all these characteristics are conveyed with the very lightest of touches—there are not discordant diatribes on sexual politics here. …The plot is first-class: called in by an embittered aunt to investigate the theft of three million dollars in share certificates from the safe of the local Catholic priory, Vic finds herself embroiled in murder, high finance, Vatican politics, the Mafia and the Calvi scandal. Sara Paretsky's book is not only a joy to read; it restores politics to its rightful place in the mainstream private eye novel, and in doing so revitalises the tradition.
— New Statesman
"When I started writing, I wanted to do something very different about the way women are depicted in detective fiction," says Miss Paretsky, the Chicago writer whose name always makes the top of the list when people talk about the new female operatives. "As a reader of mysteries, I always had trouble with the way women are treated as either tramps or helpless victims who stand around weeping. I wanted to read about a woman who could solve her own problems."
— New York Times Book Review
Who are the best on the beat? V.I. "Vic" Warshawski, Sara Paretsky"s Chicago-based detective, is arguably the top of the line—attractive, intelligent, tough and vulnerable. In her third and latest caper, Killing Orders, she bucks the Mafia, the Vatican and an international conglomerate.
— Playboy
"No one, male or female, writes better P.I. books than Paretsky." — The Denver Post


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Jordan has arrested dozens of people accused of involvement in protests against rising fuel prices in which a senior police officer was gunned down, the country's security agency said Saturday. Col. Abdul Razzaq Dalabeh, the deputy police chief of Maan province, died of a gunshot to the head in the town of Al-Husseiniya on Thursday while confronting what the authorities called "riots."
"Forty-four people who participated in the riots in a number of regions in the kingdom have been arrested and they will be brought before courts," the Public Security Directorate said in a statement. It said reinforcements had been sent to the provinces, and accused "vandals and outlaws" of being behind violence in Maan, in the country's south.
Jordan's King Abdullah II warned on Friday that "anyone who raises a weapon against the state will be dealt with firmly." Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya, also on Friday, said "the security services are working to arrest the perpetrator and bring him to justice as soon as possible."—Agencies
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Morley going with the Breeze in Australia
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by Joshua Smith
If you don't go, you won't know. That's the mindset South Auckland trainer Allan Morley is taking with Melbourne Cup aspirant Blue Breeze as he prepares to kick-off his spring campaign in Australia on Friday. The six-year-old stayer will contest the Listed Wyong Gold Cup (2100m), the first of four lead-up races to his ultimate goal, the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) in November.
The gelding, who placed in three stakes races last term including the Group 1 Auckland Cup (3200m), has pleased Morley with how he has settled into his new surroundings at Wyong. "We were a little worried about it for a little horse from Waiuku, South Auckland, that has never travelled any further than Ruakaka or Rotorua before," he said. "I am very happy with how he is, he is very bright to the point where we worked him this morning over here."
The son of Bullbars resumed with an impressive win at Pukekohe last month and Morley said he was pleasantly surprised with the result. "It was a little bit of a surprise to be honest. I had done a lot of long, slow work with him because we were aiming at the staying races. "We were using it as a development race and we also put an apprentice (Erin Leighton) on to take some weight off him because the track was very heavy. "We thought if he finished in the first three on a very wet track over 1400m, which is too short for him, we would be stoked. "He did it pretty easily and was full of bounce afterwards."
Morley had planned on having one final hit-out in New Zealand before he ventured to Australia with the gelding, however, a lack of acceptors resulted in Blue Breeze undertaking an exhibition gallop instead. "We had a race organised for him at Ellerslie on Pakuranga Hunt day and there were about five or six nominated and then three pulled out, so they dropped the race," Morley said. "Since my family has hunted with Pakuranga all our lives they allowed us to do an exhibition gallop between races and that brought him on a little more. "He is very full of himself over here."
Blue Breeze has developed a lot physically over the winter and Morley is opting to space his races evenly throughout the spring. "Since the Auckland Cup in March he has grown almost an inch and he's nearly 20 kilos heavier, he is only a little guy," Morley said. "He is holding his condition a lot better than he used to as well. "He seems to like his races about two weeks apart. If our mountain is the Melbourne Cup we needed to do two weeks apart from where we are to then. "Wyong is the first one, then two weeks later the Newcastle Cup (Group 3, 2300m) and then two weeks later The Metropolitan (Group 1, 2400m). If he qualified for the Melbourne Cup then you have got the St Leger (2600m) two weeks later in Sydney and then two weeks to the Melbourne Cup."
While Morley is excited about his charge's prospects this spring, he is taking a wait and see approach and said it was exciting just to have a horse capable of campaigning in Australia, let alone run in a Melbourne Cup. "Just having a horse that is good enough to come over here is a dream come true," he said. "I am not really one to get too excited about things, but I just hope I have done everything right and then what will be will be. "If we won the Wyong Cup I would be stoked. Anything after that is a big bonus."
Blue Breeze isn't the first quality stayer Morley has been associated with. "Having ridden one that ran in the Melbourne Cup (Secured Deposit) that was quite cool because I had done a lot of the work with him," Morley said. "He won an Auckland Cup, Wellington Cup and Sydney Cup. "I used to ride a lot for Neville Atkins who trained Secured Deposit and a lot of other good horses."
A lifelong equestrian, Morley first got involved in racing through breaking-in horses and that is how he came upon Blue Breeze. "I come from a showjumping and eventing backgound, I am a blacksmith and saddler by trade and my father used to break-in a lot of horses, about 50 to 60 every summer," he said. "I started doing that and then started doing a couple of thoroughbreds as well as the show horses. Then people would start coming to you and say 'they were going better for you when you had them, why don't you get your license?' "So I did one or two over the years and then I got asked to help some vets with a rehab centre. "I was getting a bit old to keep shoeing, so I thought I would do that and Blue Breeze popped up as the first one. They allowed me to have the horses with them, so I only had a couple at a time."
Morley was initially tasked with preparing Blue Breeze for New Zealand Bloodstock's Ready-To-Run Sale before he trained him. "I was asked to break him in and take him to the ready-to-run sale. I said to the owner I would break him in, but we won't get him to the ready-to-run sale because he is too far behind the eight-ball," he said. "We just played with him from then on. He got bigger and stronger all the time and we gave him a trial and he looked good. He didn't race until he was four, maybe that was a good thing in the long run."
Cambridge Stud principals Brendan and Jo Lindsay saw Blue Breeze's potential and have entered into his ownership in the last couple of months and he will carry their yellow and black colours throughout the spring. Morley is taking a philosophical approach to Blue Breeze's Melbourne Cup bid, but said he didn't want to die wondering. "We thought right, let's have a go. If you don't go you won't know," he said. "I am a bit of a fatalist like that. I think if I have done everything right, fed them well and shod them well, and I have done everything I can, what will be will be."
While Morley is excited for what is ahead with Blue Breeze, he admits that he is nearly more animated about the prospects of Blue Breeze's two-year-old half-sister Redzone. "I am almost more excited about his little sister, which is a really weird thing to say," Morley said. "She is a really exciting little filly. "We are only halfway through breaking her in and I am already excited about her. I said to the owner the other day 'this is my Derby horse'."
It is certainly an exciting time in the Morley stable at the moment and it could escalate with a winning result on Friday.
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Rhino Shield Movie documents Veterans Empowered To Protect African Wildlife's (VETPAW) counter-poaching operations in South Africa. Filmmaker Billy Ward focuses on VETPAW's dedication to the endangered rhino and local communities. Rhino Shield provides an uncensored view of the work VETPAW is doing in the field. This film is merely a glimpse of the work being done by the organization. Along with fighting for animal rights, VETPAW employs and empowers post 911 veterans by allowing team members to use their training in the field. They also engage with and educate local communities. The humility of these men and women is incomparable. Rhino Shield is the untold story of those who risk their lives to preserve our global environment
Award-winning director Billy Ward's latest work, VETPAW: Rhino Shield, illustrates the intensity of counter-poaching operations in South Africa. The film follows impassioned veterans as they navigate through wildlife parks and work to prevent poaching incidents. Beyond their work in the field, the veterans interact with local communities, hoping to improve living conditions for current and future generations. The Veterans Empowered to Protect Wildlife (VETPAW) was founded by Ryan Tate after a documentary detailing the horrors of poaching brought him to tears.
"We train, assist, and advise park rangers in counter-poaching operations," says Tate.
Ward hopes to transform his short film into a feature-length documentary. In doing so he would bring awareness to the grotesque industry, which has increased 9 thousand percent since 2007.
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I want to be able to submit a form, post to the WordPress database, and then submit the data via ajax to a remote service.
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Hu Jintao wants to talk about a little something he calls stability. He named it as China's top priority at a meeting of the Communist Party celebrating the 30th anniversary of the country's economic reforms. Hu said the key to stability would be boosting the Party's economic and social role. And boost that role they will! China on Thursday also announced a reduction in retail fuel prices in response to the drop in global crude prices, which are down 73% from their July peak. The reduction appears to be designed to help the country's manufacturers and airlines. But while we're on the topic of oil (and airlines), there's a little controversy brewing between Shenzhen Nanshan Power Station and Goldman Sachs. The Chinese power company is refusing to pay Goldman for losses incurred on oil-related derivatives, claiming the transactions were unauthorized. (They're always unauthorized when they go south, aren't they…) While the amount appears to be small – only in the tens of millions – Goldman is afraid this could set a precedent for larger players like Air China and China Eastern Airlines to dispute their losses.