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A JBLM spokesman said Tuesday that the base was not in a position to comment, because the lawsuit is pending.
Jaime and Michael Demello, Alexander Demello's parents, allege that a longstanding hole in the fence that separates JBLM from Woodbrook turned the wooded area of the base into a makeshift park for local civilians.
The gap was about 6 feet by 3 feet, and led to a trail on the base that neighbors used to walk their dogs, the lawsuit said.
It was the hole that Demello, his 15-year-old brother and Brown allegedly used to get onto the base Oct. 20. And that's where, Demello's parents contend, Brown found a gun and accidentally killed their son with it.
Prosecutors accused Brown's uncle of giving him the gun, and the uncle awaits trial. According to charging papers, Brown said he found the gun in some brush. His girlfriend told police she thought he got it from the uncle.
The Demellos argue Brown negligently handled the gun, and that the federal government created a safety risk by failing to properly fence the area of the base where Alexander died.
According to the lawsuit:
The hole was around from about 2007 until shortly after the shooting, at the end of Woodbrook Drive Southwest, near 150th Street Southwest.
Alexander and his brother had recently moved to Woodbrook and didn't know the wooded area by their neighborhood was part of the base.
Jessica Holman Duthie, an attorney for the Demellos, said the boys believed the fenced area was a horse farm, because there was an equestrian area nearby.
She said the boys might have assumed liability had they climbed over the fence, but the hole changes that.
"Bases are inherently dangerous," she said. "They (JBLM) should have mended that fence."
She said emails among base officials show the government knew about the gap and that a JBLM security specialist recommended in 2011 it be fixed as soon as possible.
Holman Duthie said the shooting wasn't the first time a crime had happened on that part of the base. About two years before, a burglary suspect fled through the hole.
"The United States owed a duty to take precautions against criminal activity knowingly occurring at that specific location of the perimeter fence breach," the lawsuit said. "Their intentional failure to act created a temptation and opportunity for criminal misconduct."
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Q: Can I use elementary block matrix transformation to solve this rank equation problem? $(1)$ Let's suppose $A,B$ are $n-$order matrix, satisfying $AB=BA=O$, $r(A)=r(A^2)$, prove that$$r(A+B)=r(A)+r(B)$$
To prove this, I construct the following block matrix $$
    \begin{pmatrix}
    A & O \\
    O & B \\
    \end{pmatrix}
$$
Then I want to use the fact that "addition transformation does not change the rank of the matrix", I hope after this type transformation, the block matrix look like $$
    \begin{pmatrix}
    A+B & O \\
    O & O \\
    \end{pmatrix}
$$
The difficulty is that I can't use $r(A)=r(A^2)$ properly. So can someone give me some hints ? Thanks a lot.

A: Hints.
Let $f$ be a linear operator of a linear space $L$ with matrix $A$
in some basis of $L$.
If $M=f(L)$, then $f(M)=M$. (Use here the equality $r(A)=r(A^2)$.)
It follows that the matrix $A$ is conjugate to a block matrix of the form
$$
\begin{pmatrix}
  A_{11} & A_{12} \\
  0 & 0 \\
\end{pmatrix},
$$
where $|A_{11}|\neq0$. (What are the dimensions of the blocks?)
Let
$$
B=
\begin{pmatrix}
  B_{11} & B_{12} \\
  B_{21} & B_{22} \\
\end{pmatrix}.
$$
Since $AB=BA=0$, then $B_{11}=0$, $B_{12}=0$, $B_{21}=0$.
Now you can easily prove your equality.

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Home Local News 'Vanilla vigilante' lawyer goes after Pop-Tarts, 7-Eleven
'Vanilla vigilante' lawyer goes after Pop-Tarts, 7-Eleven
Consumer crusader — or opportunistic lawyer?
In recent years, Spencer Sheehan has filed hundreds of lawsuits against the food and beverage industry — like the lack of strawberries in Whole Grain Frosted Strawberry Pop-Tarts and the dearth of real vanilla in Chobani's Oat Vanilla and Oat Strawberry Vanilla Yogurt.
The Great Neck, NY-based attorney has gone after vanilla flavoring in food products so many times that he has been dubbed the state's "Vanilla Vigilante."
For the past two years, Sheehan, 42, has been involved in more lawsuits against the food and beverage industry than any other lawyer in the state. That's according to a new report from the American Tort Reform Association, a Washington, DC, nonprofit that seeks to reduce lawsuit abuse.
Last week, the group named New York State as the country's second-worst "judicial hellhole" — the top offender was California — and Sheehan was called out for his contributions.
"Infamous Long Island attorney Spencer Sheehan, also known as the 'Vanilla Vigilante,' continues to prolifically file lawsuits specializing in product flavoring," the ATRA report said. "Sheehan filed half of the state's consumer class action lawsuits in 2019 and almost two-thirds in 2020."
There were 183 consumer class actions in New York state in 2020, according to ATRA.
And 2021 promises to be "a record year for food litigation filings" — with more than 300 food-related cases filed to date across the country, according to Tommy Tobin, an attorney at Perkins Coie, who teaches a seminar on food litigation at UCLA Law School.
In April, Spencer Sheehan's firm reached a $2.6 million settlement with Blue Diamond over its Almond Breeze vanilla-flavored products.
"New York courts have been the most popular forum for these cases, thanks in part to the large number of filings challenging the labeling of food products labeled with the word 'vanilla,' " Tobin told The Post. "We have identified more than 120 suits filed over the past two years regarding vanilla . . . This is a remarkable trend and represented about a quarter of overall food litigation filings in 2019 and 2020."
Dubbed "the king of New York's consumer class actions" by the New York Civil Justice Institute earlier this year, "Sheehan's unrelenting cascade of lawsuits has contributed to New York becoming the nation's top jurisdiction for food litigation and an overall hot spot for consumer class actions," said the Albany-based nonprofit in a June report.
Sheehan began 2021 by filing a January class-action lawsuit against 7-Eleven's marketing of Yumions Crunchy Onion Snacks. According to court papers, the bag of snacks, which are shaped like onion rings, features images of green onions but only contains onion powder.
"Since each part of the onion — bulb, root, stem and skin — has unique flavor and aroma compounds, onion powder necessarily is unable to provide the 'oniony' flavor appreciated by consumers," says the class action complaint filed in Manhattan's Southern District court.
In April Sheehan's law firm reached a settlement with Blue Diamond over a proposed federal class action about the company's Almond Breeze vanilla-flavored milk and yogurt products.
While Sheehan may argue that he's standing up for the little guy, he's the one who usually gets paid. The $2.6 million settlement with Blue Diamond, for instance, awards $1 per item with proof of purchase and 50 cents per item without to consumers who bought the products between April 15, 2014, and May 17, 2021. According to ATRA, Sheehan's firm could receive as much as $550,000 for its fees from the settlement.
In October, Sheehan targeted Kellogg's Pop-Tarts in a $5 million class-action complaint. The lawsuit claims that the sugary toaster pastries' Whole Grain Frosted Strawberry variety contains no actual strawberries. The main plaintiff, New Yorker Elizabeth Russett, claims that the company's marketing of the Pop-Tart deceived consumers because the pastry contains much higher quantities of pears and apples than it does strawberries.
Sheehan filed a New York State Supreme Court filing against Chobani, claiming its use of "vanilla" is misleading on some products.
Sheehan, who has an undergraduate degree from Georgetown University and graduated from Fordham University Law School, according to his LinkedIn page, includes detailed diagrams and even photographs in his court filings, dissecting the complex chemical compounds in flavoring of food products.
In June, Sheehan's New York State Supreme Court filing against Chobani — over the vanilla flavoring in two of its yogurt products — deconstructed the history and production of the vanilla bean from an orchid in Madagascar to the chemical synthesis that produces a vanilla-like taste but is not actually the real thing.
His conclusion: the word "vanilla" is misleading on the Chobani label for its oat-based vanilla and vanilla strawberry yogurts because they don't really include vanilla in its purest form, according to court papers.
"Although the flavoring used to simulate the Product's characterizing vanilla flavor is
(1) not from vanilla beans, (2) from artificial petrochemical sources and (3) made through artificial processes, Defendant pretends otherwise, conflating natural and artificial flavoring and deceiving consumers," court papers say.
It's not the first time that Sheehan has targeted the yogurt maker. Last year, he sued Chobani in Manhattan federal court, accusing the company of misleading consumers about the amount of sugar in its reduced-sugar Greek yogurt.
Sheehan did not immediately return The Post's request for comment, but told the newspaper earlier that ATRA's report had little merit.
Sheehan targeted Kellog's Pop-Tarts in a $5 million class-action complaint saying that the pastries' Whole Grain Frosted Strawberry variety contains no actual strawberries.
"If the suits I was filing were indicative of the 'hellhole' they describe, surely courts would be sanctioning them and penalizing me," he said. "But they're not because there is thankfully no restriction on consumers from trying to keep companies honest."
But Sheehan's luck may be running out.
"Multiple judicial opinions out of New York's federal courts have dismissed cases predicated on this 'vanilla-labeling' theory," said Tobin. "Recent judicial decisions indicate that New York courts are growing increasingly impatient with this theory."
In June, a US District Court Judge dismissed a proposed class action brought by Sheehan against Mars Wrigley in which plaintiffs alleged that the company had violated New York's consumer protection laws in the marketing of their vanilla-flavored ice cream sandwiches.
Judge Raymond Dearie ruled that the plaintiffs had failed to show that "a reasonable consumer . . . would be misled by the phrase 'vanilla ice cream'" because the case, like so many of the vanilla cases before it, did not allege that the "the ice cream bars do not taste like vanilla."

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Facial steams might be something you think are reserved for a professional facial. That beautiful steam spewing machine they have is fantastic, but it's not necessary for the modern DIY skincare expert like yourself. While an at home steam won't be as 'steamy' as the pro's, you will reap benefits – including the mental benefit of doing something fancy for yourself and relaxing to enjoy it. Just breathe for a minute.
Your skin will benefit from a facial steam in several ways. It's wonderful to open your pores and release dirt and oil from your skin. It increases circulation and readies your skin for treatment, whether that be a nourishing face mask, or just a nice face oil.
Pour your steam ingredients into a bowl.
To save the water from the facial steam, pour water through a handheld strainer and into a spouted measuring cup. Now the water is easy to transfer into a spray bottle or other clear glass container for later use. Keep refrigerated for up to two weeks. Add ¼ teaspoon of apple cider vinegar per each 2 ounces of brew if desired.
Indulge in a facial steam no more than once a week. For skin with conditions that are aggravated by heat, such as psoriasis or severe acne, skip the steam and instead follow steps 2-4 to brew the herbs and flowers. Use chilled as a toner, mask activator, or hair rinse.


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decorations around the house and can be stuffed with candies and chocolate too!
whiskers were made out of ribbon and the feet out of cotton balls.
How cute is this little bunny rabbit!?!
awww too cute! I will have to try this with my kiddos! I know my youngest will be so excited to try this out! Thank you Kelsey, you are very creative!
These just made my life. How cute and fun! I'm 23 (going on 24) and I would totally decorate my house with these bunnies.


Singer Clyde Kelly is back with another new track, "Magic," the second single for his upcoming debut project, Not Rich Yet!
Clyde is staying true to himself and putting in that work to create true magic with his music and his career. "I'm moving faster. You staying stagnant. I had to have it...made it happen," Clyde boasts on the hook.
You can purchase this track now on iTunes and other digital outlets! Clyde's project, Not Rich Yet, debuts in September so be on the lookout!


This is an original Nick George Storyboard Drawing from the Walt Disney Studios production Donald Does Easter, an unmade short from the 1950s. This Storyboard Drawing features Donald Duck and was created at the studio and used during the production of the film. The overall measurements of the piece are 6" x 8.5" and the image itself measures 6" x 8.5".


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Q: foreach loop not displaying any output in jsp I am running a very first foreach loop in jsp. I dont know what the problem is. Its not showing any errors as well.
This is my java code:
package pack1;
    import java.util.ArrayList;

    public class jstlClass

    {
        String emp_name;
        String emp_id;
        String emp_dept;

        public String getEmp_name()

        {
            return emp_name;
        }
        public void setEmp_name(String emp_name)

        {
            this.emp_name = emp_name;
        }
        public String getEmp_id()
        {
            return emp_id;
        }

        public void setEmp_id(String emp_id)
        {
            this.emp_id = emp_id;
        }

        public String getEmp_dept()
        {
            return emp_dept;
        }

        public void setEmp_dept(String emp_dept)
        {
            this.emp_dept = emp_dept;
        }

        public static void main(String[] gs)
        {
            ArrayList li=new ArrayList();

            jstlClass emp=new jstlClass();
            emp.setEmp_id("20");
            emp.setEmp_name("vishnu");
            emp.setEmp_dept("it");
            li.add(emp);

            jstlClass j=new jstlClass();
            j.setEmp_id("21");
            j.setEmp_name("prem");
            j.setEmp_dept("csc");
            li.add(j);

        }
    }

This is my jsp code:
<html>
</head>
<body>
<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core" prefix="c" %>
<jsp:useBean id="emp1" class="pack1.jstlClass" scope="session"/>
<%@ page import="java.util.*" %>

<%
<c:forEach var="li" items="${sessionScope.li}">

<c:out value="${li.emp_id}"/>
<c:out value="${li.emp_name}"/>
<c:out value="${li.emp_dept}"/>

</c:forEach>

%>

</body>
</html>

I have tried for so long but still it shows the same output. I am using Eclipse and Apache Tomcat server. I even tried running it in google chrome server, but no changes. I have put that "Hello world" in there and its displaying that, but not entering the foreach loop.
This is my first foreach loop program and i have absolutely no idea what is going wrong.
Help please!

A: This is not at all right... You are doing it worng...
You will have to read servlet jsp before doing this...
for your project create a servlet and pass data from servlet to jsp and then only jsp can access data from there
Try servlet jsp examples first..
Example servlet
public class Login extends HttpServlet {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    public Login() {
        super();
    }

    protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {
                      //right your code here to get data from jstlClass and pass it to the jsp in request
      request.setAttribute("","");
            request.getRequestDispatcher("/FirstJSP.jsp").forward(request, response);
        }

protected void doget(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {

        }
        }
    }
}

and then you can access the parameters there
Try this example
   http://www.java-samples.com/showtutorial.php?tutorialid=552

A: you have to set properties of your class in the JSP.
reason is main method is not called in j2ee prespective:
Try This
<jsp:useBean id="emp1" class="pack1.jstlClass" scope="session"/>
 <jsp:setProperty name="emp1" property="emp_id" value="20"/>
 <jsp:setProperty name="emp1" property="emp_name" value="vishnu"/>
 <jsp:setProperty name="emp1" property="emp_dept" value="it"/>

access using  tag:
  <jsp:getProperty name="emp1" property="emp_name"/>


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"Travel salaries have now risen in five of the first six months of the year, which is an impressive statistic for any industry," said Barbara Kolosinska, sales director at C&M Travel Recruitment and C&M Executive Recruitment.
"Average wages for new travel jobs are now at their highest point since April 2013 and have actually increased by more than £1,250 since the start of the year.
"Carrying on from what we saw in May, there was another strong rise in salaries for standard travel roles last month with roles in and around London seeing the highest monthly rise, which certainly contributed to the overall increase. Whereas, the executive jobs market actually saw a fall in salaries in June, although the number of available roles remained consistent."
June also saw a rise in the number of candidates stating their interest in finding a new job in travel, with registrations hitting their highest level for the past three months, while the number of new roles being made available also rose to levels last seen at the beginning of the year.
"Despite the distractions of the World Cup, Wimbledon and the occasional sunny day, we were delighted to see that many travel candidates still took the time to concentrate on their career and seek out a new role", said Ms Kolosinska.
"And, luckily for them, more travel jobs were made available last month than at any point since January - meaning plenty of new opportunities are now ready for the taking."


Taverna Trilussa is located on via del Politeama right in the middle of the Trastevere area, one of the places where you will surely feel the true spirit of Rome. Taverna Trilussa is a traditional Roman restaurant, owned by a Roman family, which recently celebrated 100 years of business. Unquestionably one of the best restaurants in Rome, Trilussa boasts a "cantina" of more than 1000 wines ranging from the drinkable "vino della casa" to prize winners and rare wines worth a fortune per bottle.
Taverna Trilussa is famous for serving typical Roman dishes, such as rigatoni alla carbonare, coda alla vaccinara , bucatini alla matriciana, all of which are served in the frying pan. Maurizio (the owner) puts in much time and attention into every part of the supply chain in order to offer the best meats available in Italy. Alongside this Taverna Trilussa offers more than 500 kinds of cheese and dry meats produced in different areas of Italy.
Taverna Trilussa is very popular with local professional football players (many AS Roma players dine here) and international celebrities, as you can see on the photo album that greets you at the entrance of the restaurant.


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1. Choose a secure eCommerce platform.
Is choosing a domain name a marketing choice? Your domain name is the signature of your shop. A strong domain name comes professionally and a logical URL ensures recognition of your brand. Also, with your own domain name, you are more likely to find search engines and customers.
Your Register domain name is usually the same as your brand name. So pay attention to this, because once you choose, you do not change that fast anymore. Often you have organized your house style, communicated in different places, and build brand awareness. In the store management, you simply check the availability of a domain and hosting.
With the good setup and setup of your online store you are usually as sweet as usual. That's why it's smart to live a Coming Soon page as soon as possible. You can then promote your upcoming online store and ensure that you are already included by Google. As a result, you have already taken a great marketing step before your online store really opens.
Have you ever thought about how to attract visitors to your store? With a good social media strategy you will end, but a high position in Google will contribute! It will take the necessary time and effort, and that begins with determining your keywords.
Create accounts for all known social media, even if you do not use (direct). You are sure that no-one else is from your username. It's useful if you already know what your domain name is. Then target the social accounts you want to use and determine how and when you will use it. Even before you live live, you can already build a network. When people sign in to the internet, they tend to go to three places. These three places are Google, their email and Facebook. Which of these three you visit first has a lot to do with your browser setting. Logically, your set home page is the first website you visit when you open your browser.
In many cases, this is of course Google. Google is very helpful in your search on the Internet. Google provides you with the most relevant results based on an algorithm based largely on recommendations. We all know these recommendations in the form of links.
Now things are getting more technical. Google Search Console is a useful tool to make sure your website is properly indexed by Google. Certainly if your store is just open, it's wise to check this. You'll also see in Search Console which keywords people come into your online store. This is something that you really want to keep an eye on from the start.
Have you worked out which keywords can give you the most traffic (and conversions)? Then it's time to optimize your pages for these keywords. With product pages, you can do this best while you enter your articles, which will hurt you later. Product pages often seem to match each other, so you can keep a fixed format for the places where you are processing your keywords.
Google Analytics is another Google tool that may not be missing in your marketing program. Especially in the initial phase, it is important to map the behavior of your visitors. If it's ok then you're still looking forward to the decor of your online store at the fine tune. Google Analytics can provide you insight into how visitors navigate, which pages and articles they visit (and what nets) and where they go. Based on these insights, you can improve your online store.
With the above-mentioned tasks you can already start before your shop is open. Collecting links is one of the first things you want to do after you're live. Link building is one of the most important ways to get your pages higher in search engines. Additionally, if there are more links to your website, Google will crawl the site more often, and changes will appear earlier in Google.
Email marketing is for online store the way to seduce customers for a repeat purchase. Make sure you collect email addresses. Then you can schedule the moments and frequency of your newsletters to your backbone. You can use the eCommerce newsletter module or immediately choose a more advanced tool like MailChimp.
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Derek Jarman's Six-Pronged Attack on AIDS
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History of Medicine Division Seminar/LGBT Awareness Month
Tuesday, June 2, 2009, 2-3:30pm
Lister Hill Auditorium, Bldg 38A, NLM
William Pencak
Professor of History and Jewish Studies
Derek Jarman (1942-1994) was one of England's leaders in the battle
against AIDS, from which he died. This talk explains how he used his
multi-faceted talents as a film-maker, writer of poetry and prose,
painter, and even his unique garden to accompany his political activism to
make the public and medical community aware of the need for a major
medical crusade that incorporated compassionate treatment against this
epidemic.
Note: The next history of medicine seminar will be on Tuesday, July 7, at
2-3:30pm in the Lister Hill Auditorium, NLM's Bldg 38A. For the Second
Annual James Cassedy Memorial Lecture, Professor Nancy Tomes (Stony Brook
University) will speak on "The Information RX."
Sign language interpretation is provided. Individuals with disabilities
who need reasonable accommodation to participate may contact Stephen
Greenberg at (301-435-4995), e-mail [email protected], or the Federal
Relay (1-800-877-8339).
Due to current security measures at NIH, off-campus visitors are advised
to consult the NLM Visitors and Security website:
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Record No. 15 New York Daido Moriyama Photography
PERSPECTIVE REACH II: DAIDO MORIYAMA
VICENTE GUTIERREZ, AUGUST 6TH KANTO,+INTERNATIONAL ARCHIVE, PHOTOGRAPHY
The second in a new series taking a closer look at Japanese photographers.
Last February Daido Moriyama spent a few days in New York City for the opening reception of his latest exhibition. "I actually didn't have a lot of time while there but of course walked around and took photos. It had been about eight years since I had been and it felt good to be back and well, feel the cold again." The photographs which Moriyama took that frigid week in New York took printed form as Number 15 in his more personal and willfully experimental ongoing series, Record. After over forty years of taking photographs and producing well over twenty publications, Moriyama has remained consistent- the shroud of noir that develops in the play between the grainy black and white; the subject ultimately consumed in a fleeting moment characterized by desire, or despair. Shadow and depth quietly usurp light, obfuscating and tantalizing the viewer's gaze at the same time.
As we peruse Record #15 together Moriyama was quick to point out his pictures, "have a dark sensibility to them. And sure, I accept that." Soon after our conversation gravitated towards the differences between the two large, oft-compared cities. Whether New York's ethnically diverse populous was of any concern to Moriyama, we discussed the subjects he photographed a few months ago. "I don't have any particular individuals to shoot, I think people are just part of the landscape of the city." Moriyama continued, less concerned about the differences between cities and more pensive on something more universal, yet within the realm of the personal. "My overall theme continues to be desire and I've worked to capture this through people who are out and about in the city. I still take a lot of photographs because it's my own desire as well. The desire of my desire to take photographs about desire is one in the same." Yet, while Moriyama acknowledged New York's diversity, it is nowhere near the forefront of his practice. The photos Moriyama has included Record #15 are more partial to the backstreets than main boulevards or touristy spots like Times Square. They capture the city's pulse, in moments, candid or otherwise. "I'd like to capture the whole city when I arrive somewhere, but I prefer to be in the backstreets so I just spend more time there. The vivid and actual objects we see throughout the main streets are pop- just cheap and junk. I don't want to take photographs of the calm and beautiful objects or the fake serenity they make up as places, that is the pop facade."
As we continued to discuss urban landscapes Moriyama elaborated, "cities look, or can appear different on the surface, but if you ask me about Shinjuku," the place Moriyama has photographed most extensively and is inextricably linked, "well, Shinjuku is like a stadium or more of a pop art museum when I come to think of it. The pop and cheap junk you see everywhere is representative of our desire. The city has become a theatre for art, and the facade provides the main backdrop for events to take place but backstreets is where the real details are, it's where you can clearly see desire. I think it's more of an honest reflection, a tighter relationship, of how people relate to the place they are in. Wherever. People warned me in Buenos Aires not to walk to certain areas but I was curious to venture on because, well, I'm a photographer."
Moriyama's impassioned curiosity and taste for adventure, prompted comparisons to the nature of the war photographer- traveling, seemingly fearless and dedicated to a vision sustained by clarity and impartiality. Although, Moriyama related a sense of his own neutrality- one self-declared as a gazing position between observation and involvement with an intangible conflict of desire's persistent scar on reality. Rather than entertain the war photographer analogy, Moriyama seemed comfortable with the term 'backstreet photographer.' "Actually, it's the opposite for me. For example, subjects like perverts have an instinct to escape from my lens when I am photographing. Subjects like that tend to escape if they know they are being focused on." After spending so much time encountering and indeed, focusing, on subjects entangled in desire, an exit method of some sort must be in place after years. Moriyama described walking away after taking a photograph, "I usually get in a taxi right away and leave. Sometimes I just want to forget what I just saw or photographed. I'm like an antenna, I sense everything on the streets and I try to find where the signal is coming from- the signal of desire itself, and after I do, I just want to go back home." More resilient than melancholic, Moriyama feels that each successive photo is a step closer to an assumed clarity of the truth, and so the photographer has continued to insatiably persist in the darker corners of Tokyo just as he has for decades.
Still, Moriyama continues, actively, delving into the human soul in search of something more universal, or inherent, as if each successive photograph were an assurance. With desire at the core, Moriyama is able to focus on and refract what he feels is universal to humanity, regardless of the particular differences between cities, or nations, themselves. "People can change and cities can change too but they are pretty much set where they are." Moriyama continued in reference to the static nature of Shinjuku, "well, it's more like a spiral and it's definitely not going up. New York and Los Angeles are also spiraling too, they are consumed by a lifestyle driven by desire that too often leads to excesses. And it's not only that, there are bigger problems at the same time. It's not only about bad people all the time." To what degree Moriyama considers himself involved, we continued listening, "I'm more of a tentative record of the places I have photographed, I am in the spiral too, definitely not outside, but recording. If the world is perceived to be spiraling down, then I am too, in it." Moriyama pondered, took a break and continued, "humans are difficult so I have yet to see us really spiral up- I have yet to see. I'm often asked about the history of the Shinjuku but today I'll say that the landscape, by which I mean the fashion and buildings, has changed but the basement is the same. The violence and perverts continue to thrive."
The palette of experiences Moriyama has had over the years in Shinjuku effectively became a template for a stylistic consistency as well as a comparative lens Moriyama has employed in places as far as Buenos Aires and as close as Hokkaido. "I shoot what I want to shoot, everything is open and there is no process of self-censorship except a little sense of fear because sometimes it gets scary." I instinctively retort by asking about the nature of his phobia, "Well the thugs and gangsters are scary, they come out at around 2:00 or 3:00 AM so I don't photograph them directly, but if I do, I snap quickly to capture a glimpse of what they are after and in hopes of avoiding confrontation. I've been caught and confronted before and had my film taken aggressively. Whenever that happens, it's scary to see how far it will go. But that was a few years ago. Now I am much better at being discreet."
With his studio in the near vicinity of Shinjuku where we met, Moriyama remains indifferent to any notion of whether Shinjuku has reached its end of history. For Moriyama, the business and equal parts entertainment district is still festering, full of activity and continuing to draw its raw power from an ecliptic mix of people which fascinates and repulses him at the same time. "My approach is not pessimistic nor melancholic, it depends on what I see day to day since I am always out. Taking photos everyday is my lifestyle, I am always carrying my camera when I walk around. It's the little sense of expectation in the short term that drives my own desire to continue taking photographs. Day by day is how I relate to the future. When you see a photograph on paper, you may think about the future or the past, but it could have been taken by someone ten or fifty years ago so the photo is like a fossil itself. I have always liked photographs which provide a sense of everything- the ones that give clues to the future and the past. It's more absolute in that way." Lees verder Moriyama in New York door Theo Niekus ...
A selection from this interview originally appeared in Japanese in Papersky #33 (The Movement Issue, Switzerland, 2010).
Daido Moriyama was born in 1938 in Kansai. In 1960, Moriyama relocated to Tokyo and joined the photographer collective VIVO and has since published well over twenty publications. Moriyama is widely considered one of the most influential living photographers for his representation of post-war Japan in addition to his volumes of personal work. He currently lives and works in Tokyo.
Daido Moriyama may be likely found strolling the backstreets of Shinjuku, Tokyo.
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prevailing entrenched paradigm in the early Christian community.
There is no question that Jesus had a significant impact on his society at the time, an impact that came to be an ongoing major influence in the world, and that Christianity was born and proceeded with fervor. The disciples were inspired by their time with the great teacher and the early group of Christians grew. Of course, the whole nation of Israel had heard about Jesus and the relevant events, and by some estimates 50% of the population had a favorable and sympathetic stance toward Jesus. How could they not? He identified with them and their problems. He didn't talk down to them from temple tiers or from behind a physical, psychological barrier lectern up on an elevated stage, but talked up to them standing at the bottom of a slope or in the lowest possible position, from a boat on the water. He had healed a lot of them or their relatives and friends, and he had never threatened them or beleaguered them in any way.
The early "church" lived in a bubble of expectation and confidence that Jesus would return very soon—we are talking days, weeks, maybe months but not initially years—and grew rapidly with an attitude of joyous loving, sharing, and celebration. At least until the persecution set in. Even then the numbers continued to increase. All of this is unique and impressive, but it didn't last. It was/is not enough for the following reasons.
At the time of Jesus on earth, the Jews were looking for a savior of the nation, not of the cosmos nor even of the global world. They were looking for their Messiah who was to be a representative of God and king on earth, and they had a short list of miracles that would qualify and verify such a person. But they had no concept that THE ORIGINATOR himself would come instead of some lesser Messiah. Anything but that!
Matthew 16:18-20 On THIS rock I will build my responsible group (Ecclesia), and the powers of death shall not prevail against it. I will give you the keys of the kingship of the heavens, and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." Then he strictly charged the disciples to tell no one that he was the Christ.
The last sentence of the passage has always been interpreted as Jesus wanting to keep his Messiahship a secret, or at least spare the disciples some trouble, but these understandings make no sense in the light of so many other factors that counter this thinking. Understanding that the title Christ is the Greek term for Messiah, what DOES make sense is that Jesus did not want them to think this nor to promote the Messiah identification any more than was existing already. Jesus was different and MUCH MORE than a Messiah, and for more than one reason did not want to be thought of as an earthly king!
Another way of looking at their mindset is to see that they expected the Messiah to DO great and significant things, to operate with power and authority, to set things right on earth according to their understanding, but not to PROCLAIM great things about God. What they were NOT expecting was for the Messiah to bring them significant NEW truth, or corrective truth. They didn't need that! Certainly not the mind-blowing, paradigm-shattering, blasphemous truth that Jesus proclaimed. No! Anything but that!
The disciples were for the most part low-class ignorant fishermen who were attracted to Jesus and began to follow him. They soon became enamored with him, and why not? He was charismatic, yet secure, unafraid, mature, gracious, in control, and he made them feel loved. He was warm and gentle with them and never made them feel guilty. They were entranced by his amicable, non-judgmental spirit, and he did miracles. What's not to like? But they were slow to even associate him with even being the Messiah, and even after calming the storm and saving their boat from being swamped, they said, "Who then is this, that even the wind and sea obey him?" And Jesus himself was not comfortable with the Messiah identification. He came with a much bigger agenda than the Jewish concept of the Messiah would portray, an agenda to replace their paradigm of God. Were they open to that? No, NO! Anything but that!
When the disciples did confess that Jesus was the Messiah, this was just an understanding that he was a temporary representative from God. The paradigm of Judaism defined God in terms of ultimate power and control, a transcendent-to-human being whose will must be honored, or else! God couldn't be just a gracious man of humility. He couldn't be a friend who fished naked at night with them, and urinated over the side of the boat. He couldn't be a person who had friends like Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. He couldn't be a person that would hang out with prostitutes and publicans. He couldn't be a man that didn't rail against the sins of the flesh, or even rail against the oppression of the Romans. And he couldn't be a person that would stay out of the limelight.
He couldn't be a mere human that would get his feet dirty with the dust contaminated with spittle, bird droppings, and donkey doo-doo. He couldn't be a person that had no relish for consolidating political power and made no moves to install himself as a religious or political leader. He couldn't be a person who healed sinners and then told them not to tell anyone. He couldn't be a person who was THAT far out of sync with their religion, its customs, forms and leadership. He couldn't be a person who would rather serve than be served, rather wash their feet than have them wash his. Doctrinal thinking is all but if not unanimous that he did this just to set an example, and it is rarely if ever considered that this is just the way he ALWAYS IS.
And finally, he just couldn't be a person who would allow himself to be arrested, mocked and humiliated, tortured, and then hanged on a cross until dead amidst traitors, insurrectionists, and rabble rousing rebels. "...nothing could be further removed from Judaism than the concept of God Himself suffering death."[*] NO! NO! NO! ANYTHING BUT THAT!!!
Oh, their hearts were moved mightily. But NOT their minds; not their PARADIGM of God. That was the ultimate sacred thing, you see, their paradigm, and not even God himself could induce a major change in their thinking and belief ON THIS LEVEL. And so it stands today after several hundred years. Christendom is still focused on the TRADITIONAL posited transcendence of the Creator, the God of power and control, and our own inferiority and our own less-than-sterling behavior, still focused on and venerating into idolatry ancient writings with seriously flawed concepts instead of the words of Jesus and his claim to be the paradigm, the truth, the light for understanding and the way to life without death. At this time still, the greatest most amazing thing in our world is the perverse propensity for the human mind to cling to irrational, illogical, unreasonable, unworthy beliefs; beliefs demeaning to both God and ourselves.
Outside of what John and Thomas wrote indicating that these two understood much, there is no evidence that any of the balance of the disciples ever chose to believe the best about God, ever overcame their primal sin. Outside of what John and Thomas wrote implying they believed, there is no evidence that any of the other disciples ever chose to believe the best about THEMSELVES, about how the Creator is, was, and always will be totally and only—psychologically and spiritually—human, a loving, sharing being of our own NATURE who has extended equality to us as his children; and how the cosmic system will never be completely healed and perfectly functional unless and until the humans on earth choose to believe the best and take their place as equal citizens of the universe. It is simply a mistake to think that, just because they were followers of Jesus, they understood him or his message.
...many people who have a vague childish affection for a half-remembered Jesus, have never used their adult critical faculties on the matter at all. They hardly seem to see the paramount importance of His claim to be God. - Phillips, J. B., Your God is too Small, MacMillan Publishing Co., New York, NY 10022, p. 82.
[*] That God suffers in sympathy with the sufferings of mankind, however, is a well established Jewish doctrine (e.g. Bava Batra, 73b). This Jewish view, however, was denounced as blasphemous by Christian theologians (e.g. at the Disputation of Paris, 1240) as akin to the Patripassian heresy, the orthodox Christian view being that God the Father was 'impassible', and even the Son of God could suffer only in the flesh. - Maccoby, Hyam, "Chapter Nine", The Sacred Executioner, Thames & Hudson, 1982.


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3. Traveling in Indonesia is easy.
4. Indonesians might be the most smily people on earth.
5. The country is home to a stunning underwater paradise.
6. There aren't enough Unesco listed sites in Indonesia.
7. Tourism is controversial and usually has two sides.
8. Organized chaos is such a thing.
9. Unwinding in an oasis steps away from the madness is possible.
10. Religions respect each other pretty nicely.
11. The highs and lows of traveling in tropical weather.
12. Beer is more expensive than a meal.
13. Fresh, local produced and high quality food is everywhere.
14. Indonesia's 250M people are a diverse bunch.
15. Lunch boxes are there to stay.
And its more than 17000 islands make it easier to remember. No one has ever been in all of them and I doubt that challenge will be conquered anytime soon.
Pulau Padar, Komodo National Park, Indonesia.
Even if you are on a budget. Because as of today's exchange rate, $1.00 equals to 13,355.00 IDR (Indonesian Rupiah).
Boarding domestic flights is as straightforward as taking buses and the tourism industry is one of the most developed ones in the country.
And if you don't believe me, please check our Humans of Indonesia project now.
If Komodo and Gili Islands left me speechless already, can't even begin to understand how places like Raja Ampat will be.
Well, after visiting 4 of them (Borobudur, Prambanan, Bali and Komodo) I gotta say they were all mind-blowing in a way. On the other hand, many other were pretty unique and, IMHO, deserve a spot in the catalog as well.
Unesco, listen up! Revise your World Heritage List and try to add more Indonesia goodness to it. Places like Bromo, Tangkuban Perahu, Kawah Putih and Gili islands should be there too.
Let's take for instance Bromo Mount.
A stunning sight for all landscape addicts like us.
With a warm local community.
And a range of adventures and experiences to suit all tastes.
Dubious sustainability of the touristic spot, where an overwhelming amount of visitors head there every morning to see the sunrise just to find out there's literally no room for everyone when they get to the top.
High health risks for the visitors (sulphur filled air that condenses and falls right in your face if you make it up the Bromo volcano to catch a glimpse of the crater from the best spot) and locals that work endless hours daily inspiring it in, again, very bad working conditions.
Animal abuse where you can witness dozens of exhausted horses carrying tourists as they commute back and forth from the parking lot to the crater itself all day long, without being fed properly and in the same polluted conditions than everyone else.
Plus other endless dangers that no one tells you about as you make your way to the top as how easy is to slip if you adventure yourself away from the designated paths (and therefore fall in the crater hole disappearing forever) and how the 4 wheelers can run you over in the early hours in what is a disorganized chaos with all kind of vehicles trying to get to the top.
Bromo is the perfect example of a sigh that needs to be taken care of to develop a sustainable way to be presented to the masses. That, we should forget about it altogether and just leave it be. Without ruining it as we are doing.
And usually it works just fine. Then there's Kuta, which is the most chaotic spot ever. You want to leave that area as quick as possible, trust me.
And a quiet place like a temple, a garden or a Traveloka listed hotel is never far from you. See now.
And the most significant are observed in places I hadn't noticed before. Like your typical inflight magazine, that saved a few 'real state' sheets for listing prayers of a few different religions.
I first experienced it in Mexico, the moment I stepped out of my air-con luxurious suite. There I witnessed how moisture entered my camera lens (god knows how) without being able to avoid it while my just straightened hair curled in minutes.
Well, Indonesia weather wasn't very different to the Caribbean, India, Thailand or Sri Lanka.
You can't fight the humid heat, just need to embrace it as you learn to live with it. And once you do, life will smile back at you again.
And let's just not talk about wine, usually seen as a luxurious product for special occasions.
And not necessarily in the form of street food carts like other South East Asian countries do – and I can't stop picturing Khao San Road, in Bangkok now… – but everywhere.
Indonesia is home to hundreds of ethnic groups speaking many languages. What makes it one of the 'richest countries' if we are discussing culture and traditions for a starter.
Don't kill me just yet.
I just wanted to end this article on a funny note and seriously, I never felt more intimidated by something (stuff!) as in Indonesia with lunch boxes.
Dozens and dozens of those tiny cardboard packages would pile up in our bus and reproduce themselves after every stop. It was insane, but only showed once again how hospitable the country is. Even when Indonesians think we, travelers or tourists (see what I did there!), must be hungry 24/7!
Disclaimer: Jose and I were invited to uncover 6 different destinations within the country by Indonesia Tourism during 2 weeks last year, before continue exploring it for a while slower and on our own dime.
More on our Indonesia trip here.
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You photos blew my mind! Really captured the heart and soul of Indonesian culture with this post, and re-ignited my desire to get back there!
The Indonesian craft coffee scene!
5 years ago it was minimal, but now, Indonesia's craft coffee culture is on fire!
Bali Jakarta and Sulawesi – get honorable mentions, especially the 2 latter – where you can drink some of the best coffee in the world, with some of the proudest coffee producers in the world!
Absolutely gorgeous photos of Indonesia! And how nice that you got to spend a whole lot of time really exploring the nation :-). We spent some 6 weeks in Bali, Lombok and Komodo (awesome scuba diving in Komodo!). Our big regret was not making it to Borobudur. Next time :-).
perfect photos thanks for enriching our imagination and fuel our desire to visit those places.
Wonderful post and amazing photos. I really like your shots. Thanks for showing people of that place too, they seem so friendly!


Avi Brisman is an Associate Professor in the School of Justice Studies at Eastern Kentucky University and an Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Justice at Queensland University of Technology (Australia). He received a B.A. from Oberlin College (Oberlin, OH), an M.F.A. from Pratt Institute (Brooklyn, NY), a J.D. with honors from the University of Connecticut School of Law (Hartford, CT), and an M.A. and Ph.D. in anthropology from Emory University (Atlanta, GA). Associate Professor Brisman's research interests include the anthropology of law, critical criminology, cultural criminology, and green criminology. Within the area of green criminology, Associate Professor Brisman has written extensively on environmental rights, linkages between armed conflict and environmental degradation, representations of environmental crime and harm in film and literature, and individual and collective resistance to environmental crime and harm. He is the author of Geometries of Crime: How Young People Perceive Crime and Justice (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016) and coauthor, with Nigel South, of Green Cultural Criminology: Constructions of Environmental Harm, Consumerism, and Resistance to Ecocide (Routledge, 2014). He is also coeditor, with Nigel South, of the Routledge International Handbook of Green Criminology (2013), and coeditor, with Nigel South and Rob White, of Environmental Crime and Social Conflict: Contemporary and Emerging Issues (Ashgate, 2015). His forthcoming publications include three coedited volumes: The Routledge Companion to Criminological Theory and Concepts, with Eamonn Carrabine and Nigel South (Routledge), Environmental Crime in Latin America: The Theft of Nature and the Poisoning of the Land, with David Rodríguez Goyes, David, Hanneke Mol, and Nigel South (Palgrave Macmillan), and Introducción a la Criminología Verde: Conceptos para la Comprensión de los Conflictos Socioambientales (translated as Introduction to Green Criminology: Concepts for an Understanding of Socio- Environmental Conflicts), with Hanneke Mol, David Rodríguez Goyes, and Nigel South (Fondo Editorial de la Universidad Antonio Nariño)—the first Spanish language volume on green criminology.


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A Kansas City PAC got less than a third of the signatures it needed to recall council members
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To trigger a recall election, Taking KC Back would've had to collect 13,700 signatures per council member. But it failed to collect more than 4,000 signatures against any single one.
Missouri Rep. Rebecca Roeber Dies; Ex-Educator From Lee's Summit Pushed For Charter School Expansion
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A man who was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $11 million in restitution for a wide-ranging mortgage fraud scheme, is back in…
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Episode 164 of Talk Ultra and the Godfather of Trail brings us an interview with long time friend, Chris DeNucci and he also talks with Travis and Maria about running 200's! Ian brings three interviews about Everest Trail Race - Jordi Gamito, Manu Vilaseca and Alice Morrison.
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What a wonderful reminder that this is a good time of year for us all to reflect, whatever our beliefs (says this hearfelt heathen). I thought I'd share this definition of poetry by the amazing Mr Cohen.
Thank you for this post Ailsa-Leonard Cohen's work just keeps on giving. I was fortunate to read your latest message when I really needed some perspective. I hope your recovery continues – thank you again.
Thanks so much Anne – for words and for wishes. And I'm really glad that perspective arrived – Leonard tends to bring it doesn't he?


This week we will continue to explore the moon and sun in science.
Students will be reading to themselves, with a buddy, in small group and whole group each day.
In math we continue to learn adding strategies that include counting on from one number and use of a number grid.
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Please make sure your child dresses with layers for the changing weather.
For parents who have already completed the volunteer check, please be patient with me as I figure out best ways to include you in our routines.


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Americans' Confidence About Their Own Finances Reaches Near-Record Highs
By Jon C. Ogg	February 12, 2019 10:45 am | Last updated: January 11, 2020 11:19 am
Americans are feeling more and more confident about their finances in 2019. It turns out that the stock market panic late in 2018, all the trade war fears and even a partial government shutdown did not discourage America's optimism all that much. A new poll from Gallup showed that 69% of Americans expect their financial situation to improve over the next year, and 50% of Americans now say that they are in better shape financially than a year ago.
It is one thing to have high numbers, but it means little without context. This level of optimism about finances is almost at a record high, one not seen since the 71% optimism reported back in 1998.
While the report is a strong one, Gallup did note that Americans are typically less positive about how their finances have changed over the past year than they are about where they're headed. Still, the 50% who said that they are better off today than they were a year ago is a post-recession high. For more context: it was the first time since 2007 that at least half of the public believes that they are financially better off than they were a year ago.
The percentage of the public who believes that they are worse off than a year ago was also nearly a 20-year low. The report said:
Ten years ago, as the Great Recession neared its end, the percentage saying their finances had improved from the previous year was at a record low of 23%. More than half the public, 54%, said they were worse off. Now, with unemployment below 1998 levels and the job market growing steadily, the number saying they are worse off than a year ago has dropped to 26%, the lowest level since October 2000.
As has been shown in other surveys, there is also a degree of partisanship playing a role in past and future perceptions. Gallup signaled that members of most major demographic groups are more likely in 2019 to say their financial situation has improved in the past year than to say they are worse off. Democrats were the one major exception. The latest read showed that 37% of Democrats said that they are worse off financially rather than better off. That figure was just 32% a year ago.
Gallup further showed that among some of the key groups that generally vote Democratic, a plurality or majority say they are better off. This was shown below:
62% of those under 30 say they are better off; 25% say worse off.
45% of women say they are better off; 29% say worse off.
45% of those with annual household incomes of less than $40,000 say better off, 35% worse off.
40% of liberals say they better off, 31% worse off.
Republicans had strong confidence around their finances. Some 68% now say they are better off, and only 10% say they are worse off. Gallup further said:
Among groups that are more Republican than the national average, 66% of conservatives say they are better off, as do 57% of those with annual incomes of at least $100,000 and 56% of men.
It is not all that surprising that there would be some partisan differences in perception here. There have been similar observations in other measures of consumer confidence and sentiment readings over time. After all, think about how polarizing it is just reading or watching news these days. Still, Gallup did signal improvements were consistent when comparing current results to the pre-Trump surveys. The report said:
For both Republicans and Democrats, results are more positive over the same time spans for the question asking about financial expectations for the coming year. Though Republicans' expectations rose after Trump took office and Democrats became less optimistic, majorities from both parties said they expected to be better off in the coming year in both the pre-Trump-election polls and the post-Trump-inauguration ones.
As far as how these polls are measured, Gallup conducted telephone interviews from January 2 through January 10 from a random sample of 1,017 adults aged 18 and older from all 50 states (and the District of Columbia). Each sample of national adults includes a minimum quota of 70% cellphone respondents and 30% landline respondents. Gallup projects that its margin of sampling error is four percentage points (+/-) at the 95% confidence level.
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USTA League 2009 Year-End Ratings
Notice of Important Changes
The year end 2009 NTRP ratings will reflect a nationwide movement in which a higher percentage of players will move upward this year. This reflects the concerns of the National Oversight Group, the Observers (Verifiers), charged with protecting the integrity of our NTRP levels as defined below. It was also the clear consensus of many others including staff, volunteers, team captains and players that the system is in need of adjustment as too many players were above the NTRP level they were playing at. Additionally, the same issue was noted through player concerns raised in survey work. A growing disconnect was seen between the standards used in the Self Rating guidelines and the actual characteristics of players on court at various levels, along with players who had been allowed for many years to appeal their year end ratings downward.
Of the 300,000 league players nationally, more than 90,000 will be seeing movement in their NTRP rating that should coincide with their appropriate skills. With almost a third of the players seeing movement, please know that if you are in this group, you will not be alone. We recognize that there may be initial concerns and questions, but we believe rating adjustments are necessary to protect the integrity of the NTRP and insure that the vast majority of all league players will have competitive matches.
USTA League 2009 Year End Ratings have been published to TennisLink. Click here to find your rating. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact leagues@usta.com.
The table below shows the movement of players up and down from their previous rating levels. Players will continue to have compatible and competitive matches, although many will now be playing at a different level.
Players will also find that there will be far less ability to appeal NTRP ratings successfully based on current appeal guidelines.
This table shows a broad overview of the movement of players at 2009 year end.
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by Tom Gray
USTA Adult League National Committee Chair
The USTA National Oversight Group (NOG) is an experienced combination of observers (former national verifiers), computer data experts and volunteers, as well as Sectional and National staff who have observed players, talked with players and captains at National Championships and reviewed dynamic NTRP results and trends. NOG's charge is to protect the integrity of the NTRP Rating System. NOG is a subcommittee of the League Committee, appointed by the chair, and therefore must get approval from the committee for any changes to the NTRP Computer Methodology which guides their work. The NTRP Computer Methodology is considered to be part of league regulations. Beyond those changes, the committee has representation through the chair and vice chair who attend all of NOG's meetings and conference calls. The experience, understanding and expertise of NTRP and the computer program by the members of NOG would only be questioned if they were to go in a direction not authorized by the NTRP Computer Methodology
Through research reports and observation, NOG determined there has been a disconnect between what has been observed on court as it compares to the NTRP guidelines over the years and it is necessary to realign actual USTA League play with the NTRP guidelines. The causes of this disconnect or compression were many including appeals, two team leagues, self rate abuses, match manipulation, players playing up, etc. Some of these issues have been addressed over the yearsand changes are being made to address the other issues.
This subcommittee carefully studied and determined that out of 325,000 (year-end unique players in TennisLink) approximately 94,000 players needed to be moved up. NOG has made adjustments like this since the USTA League went to dynamic ratings in 2003. In 2007,players were moved up and in 2008, 49,513 players were promoted to the next level.
The consequence of this action has created concerns and questions as would be expected. In essence the USTA League NTRP levels of play as defined in the NTRP Guidebook are being enforced. Some recommended steps that may be taken by league administrators, managers, captains and players include:
Be aware that while many players have been promoted into a new level, so too have players been moved up from that level to a higher level as well.
Look to see how many of your teammates and friends have moved up with you.
Look to see how many of your previous competitors have moved up as well.
Select those players who you want on a team, which may be made up of previous players and/or new players.
Select many of your friends from your previous level to join you on a higher level team and stay within Sectional Guidelines.
There are many reasons why people play USTA League and it not just about playing to win but rather the relationships that are built through this wonderful sport. So players may need for a short time to re-define their personal and team goals as they adjust to the new level.
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It appears that we have yet another piece of art from the homie Adot in the form of "Circus".
Backed by some unique and dark production, Adot kills it as always with witty bars and an on point delivery, making for yet another grimey dotty track. Peep it below.


"My name is Christian, and I'm openly gay." This proud declaration from a 14-year-old Colorado Springs native has been years in the making.
It is a seemingly simple statement that requires an incredible amount of courage from a young man who has already put up with years of harassment, violence and discrimination.
Today marks the first day of GLBT History Month, which encourages open discussion of gay, lesbian, bisexual, asexual and transgender (GLBT) issues. In the spirit of open discussion, Christian Sanchez will be appearing on Nick News with Linda Ellerbee this Sunday, Oct. 3, to speak about his experiences with bullying. The episode titled, "Sticks, Stones, and CyberSlams" airs on Nickelodeon (Comcast Channel 75) at 7 p.m. MDT.
Sanchez was remarkably articulate when I talked with him Thursday night. He wants above all else for the community to be able accept that "difference is uniqueness," and he's willing to put in the work to make it happen. He interviewed four times and flew to New York to be able to talk on Nick News. He is currently working to create a Gay-Straight Alliance at his northern Colorado Springs high school. "If we can get to that place where people can just understand, then we will be able to spread peace and happiness so much better," he says.
Sanchez is in the first row, second from the right.
When he was 7 or 8 years old, Sanchez knew something was different.
"I was kind of flamboyant as a little kid," he says. "I just knew guys were different than girls for me. It was very odd." He was scared to be open about it, but eventually came out to his friends when he was 11. His friends accepted him, but other kids in school still constantly harassed him. "To this day, I have to deal with bullying," he says.
"Chris always has his eye on the door, and is ready to make any new kids feel welcome to the group," says Kemppainen.
1) Don't be afraid to be yourself and be different. You will have friends who like you for who you are, and they are way more important than people who only like you when you're trying to be someone else.
2) True friends are really important. They will make your life so much easier. They will hold your hand and make sure you're OK.
3) You want to be really honest with your family. Whenever you're ready and whatever you have to say, it is so important that you can love each other for exactly who you are.
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Newly, Delphi Eid ul Azha collection 2014 for women has been launched inside the fashion market. This collection has been launched as in favor of the coming Eid ul Azha 2014 occasion. Delphi is one of the most famous and hence one of the leading well known fashion houses of Pakistan. This fashion house has been all involved in offering with the clothing collections for the women since the last few couple of years. This brand has earned the heights of fame and attention in just the beginning of its establishment by the way of offering with the classy and amazing clothing collections for the seasonal and occassional wear.
In this Eid ul Azha 2014 women will be finding some of the fashionable looking dresses designs that have been all set within the designing of the traditional versions. Eid ul Azha collection have been added with the stylish long shirts along with pairing of trousers and churidar pajamas. All the dresses in this collection have been finished with the styling according to the latest and newest fashion trends. Dresses have been made additionally stunning with the use of embroidery and lace work. Colors have been set in the light and soft color combinations that is ending up the whole collection so colorful and full of life.
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This past weekend is when many modern Pagans celebrate the fire festival of Imbolc sacred to the goddess Brigid, patroness of poets, healers, and smiths. Yesterday was also the feast day of Saint Brigid of Ireland, the patron saint of poets, dairymaids, blacksmiths, healers, cattle, fugitives, Irish nuns, midwives, and new-born babies. In Kildare, Ireland's town square, a perpetual flame is kept lit and housed in a statue that pays homage to Brigid. Festivities for La Feile Bride in Kildare started on Jan 31 and will continue through Feb 7. There are many other notable observances held during these first few days of February. For example, in some Celtic Recon traditions, this is a time to honor Cú Chulainn's three-day combat with his foster-brother Fer Diad.
It's Groundhog Day! That day of the year in which we all sit down to watch one of Bill Murray's finest films. It's also Candlemas.
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Toast soup -- containing both toast and soup-- ought to be the most primal of comfort foods, suitable to be fed to any ill person or baby. Not to mention the rest of us -- grown, technically-well adults who've maybe had a long day.
How to Make the Best Minestrone Soup January 18, 2018 My Grandma�s easy minestrone soup recipe is one of the healthiest vegetable-loaded soups you�ll make, and it tastes far better than any of those Olive Garden copycat recipes thanks to the secret ingredient in the savory broth.
Soups can make excellent main-dish meals; try swapping out higher calorie pasta dishes or meat-and-potatoes meals for a main-dish soup one or two nights a week. When making bean soups, puree some of the cooked soup and add it back to the pot to give the dish a rich, velvety texture without the extra calories of cream or cheese. Serve your soups with a side salad instead of bread.


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Der unter Mary Hill Bypass bekannte Highway 7B in British Columbia bildet eine Verbindung zwischen den Highways 1 und 7. Sie ist auf der gesamten Strecke vierspurig ausgebaut. Im Rahmen des Ausbauprogramms North Fraser Perimeter Road soll die Route weiter ausgebaut werden. Der Highway beginnt am Trans-Canada Highway in Coquitlam und verläuft entlang des Nordufers des Pitt Rivers. Nach 9 km mündet die Route dann in Highway 7. Abschnitte des Highways sind als sogenannte Core Route, Bestandteil des kanadischen National Highway System.

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