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You need a conveyancer licence to do conveyancing work unless you are a legal practitioner, incorporated legal practice, or solicitor corporation.
You must have the right qualifications and experience to be eligible for a licence.
You can apply for an individual licence or a corporation licence.
You can apply for a 1, 3 or 5 year licence.
In NSW, you need a conveyancer licence to do certain legal work in relation to property transactions, such as:
the sale or lease of land
the sale of a business
the grant of a mortgage or other charge on property.
Conveyancing work can involve the preparation of documents such as leases and contracts, giving advice on conveyancing documents, exchanging sale contracts, organising surveys and building inspections, arranging registration of title documents and attending settlement.
You can apply for an individual licence or a corporation licence. See the eligibility requirements below.
This licence requirement does not apply to an incorporated legal practice or solicitor corporation, such as a law firm.
An unrestricted conveyancer licence allows you to work on residential and commercial property conveyancing, preparing and advising on mortgages, the sale of businesses and the sale of rural property.
What are restricted licences?
Restricted licences limit the work you can do as a conveyancer unless under the supervision of:
a licensee who holds a full licence, or
an Australian legal practitioner who holds an unrestricted practising certificate.
If you have a restricted licence, you're limited to doing work relating to specific kinds of transactions, such as residential conveyancing.
Depending on the evidence of work experience supplied with your application, licensing officers will determine if you meet the criteria for a full licence or a restricted licence.
Work a conveyancer is not authorised to do
A conveyancer is not authorised to carry out work for the purpose of:
a non-residential mortgage exceeding $7 million
commencing or maintaining legal proceedings
establishing a corporation or varying the memorandum or articles of association of a corporation
creating, varying or extinguishing a trust
preparing a testamentary instrument
giving investment or financial advice
investing money (other than in a trust account in accordance with Part 5 of the Act).
Although conveyancers cannot give investment or financial advice, they need to be aware of tax requirements relating to conveyancing transactions. Learn more about:
state tax requirements (for example, transfer duty and surcharge purchaser duty) on the Revenue NSW website
federal tax requirements on the Australian Taxation Office website.
To be eligible for a conveyancer licence, you must:
be a fit and proper person to hold a licence
hold appropriate qualifications and experience
not be a disqualified person, including:
legal practitioners, such as a solicitor with a current practising certificate
someone who is licensed under the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002
meet the mandatory insurance requirements
contribute to the Property Services Compensation Fund (paid with the licence application fee).
Where a licensee or applicant is in a partnership, each partner must also be licensed, unless the Fair Trading Commissioner has given approval for a partnership with an unlicensed person (see the Conveyancers Licensing Act 2003).
Corporation licences
For a corporation to be eligible for a licence:
each director of the corporation must be a fit and proper person
neither the corporation nor a director or executive officer of it may be a disqualified person (Note: legal practitioners are included as disqualified persons)
the corporation must contribute to the compensation fund (paid with the licence application fee)
at least one director of the corporation must hold an individual conveyancer licence.
Disqualified persons
A disqualified person, including a disqualified corporation, is not eligible to hold a licence. Disqualified persons also cannot:
share receipts with a licensee
be in partnership with a licensee
be employed by a licensee, with certain exceptions (see below)
be a director of a licensed conveyancing corporation if they are an individual.
Who is a disqualified person?
A person is a 'disqualified person' if they:
have been convicted of an offence involving dishonesty in the last 10 years
are mentally incapacitated
are disqualified, or have had their licence suspended, in another state or territory or under any law administered by NSW Fair Trading
are disqualified from being employed in a law practice under the Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW)
hold a licence or certificate under the Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002
are in partnership with a disqualified person
have been declared disqualified as a result of disciplinary action under the Act
have failed to pay a compensation fund contribution, a debt arising from a claim on the compensation fund or a monetary penalty
have failed to comply with a direction given by the Fair Trading Commissioner under Part 9 of the Act
have failed to lodge an auditor's report relating to trust money held under the Act within the required time
have been removed, otherwise than by their own request, from the roll of lawyers kept by the Supreme Court or from a corresponding roll in another state or territory
as a corporation, are subject to a winding-up order or under external administration
are a legal practitioner, solicitor corporation or incorporated legal practice.
Unless exempted by the Fair Trading Commissioner, you will also be a disqualified person if you:
are an undischarged bankrupt
were bankrupt during the last 3 years
were a director or manager of a company under external administration during the last 3 years (except in the case of a member's voluntary winding-up)
were a director or manager during the last 3 years of a company that went into external administration within the 12 months after you ceased to be a director or manager.
A person who is disqualified on these grounds may apply for leave from the Fair Trading Commissioner to be employed or paid in connection with a licensee's conveyancing business.
The Fair Trading Commissioner may ignore a disqualification on the following grounds for a person if it is considered appropriate to make this determination:
if they are disqualified or have had their licence suspended, under other NSW Fair Trading licensing laws
if they, as a corporation, are subject to a winding-up order or under external administration
due to the time that has passed since an offence was committed by the person, or due to the triviality of the acts or omissions resulting in the offence.
Before you begin your application, make sure you have:
a MyServiceNSW Account (you can create one when you start your application)
evidence of your qualifications (PDF or JPG format)
details of your previous conveyancing work experience
details of a consenting referee regarding your work experience.
completed copies of the following forms (if applicable):
Licensee-in-Charge Details form
Notification of Partnership Particulars form
if you intend to trade under a business name, a copy of your Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) business name certificate (PDF or JPG format)
payment for the fee. See our fees page for details.
You can apply for a conveyancer licence online at the Service NSW website .
Your application will take about 20 minutes to complete.
Conveyancers can apply for a 1, 3, or 5 year licence. The licence takes effect on the date it is issued (or a later date if specified).
This is for new applicants only. Find out how to renew your licence below.
Apply for a conveyancer licence - Individual
Apply for a conveyancer licence - Corporation
To apply in-person, download and complete the relevant application form and take it to your nearest Service NSW Centre with any supporting documents.
Review application
Your application will be reviewed and assessed to check it meets eligibility requirements. This can take up to 30 business days, however some licence types may take longer due to checks which need to be completed with external agencies.
We might contact you (by email or SMS) if we need more information.
If we need to request additional information, the processing time will increase, so it is important that you submit all required information and documents with your original application.
Outcome advised
We will send an email to advise you if your application has been successful.
If your application is successful, the email will include a copy of your licence and your details will be added to the public register.
If your application is unsuccessful, you'll be advised of the reasons in writing and be provided with your options. See Appeals against licence decisions below.
You need to renew your conveyancer licence before it expires.
We will send you a renewal notice about four weeks before the expiry date with details of how to renew.
To renew a licence, you must:
have completed the required continuing professional development (CPD)
be a 'fit and proper' person to hold a licence and not be disqualified.
If you've received your renewal notice, you can renew your licence online.
Individual conveyancer licence holders can also manage and renew their licence through their MyService NSW Account. Just login to your MyServiceNSW account and go to My services to add the conveyancing individual licence service or wait until you receive your next renewal notice from Fair Trading and use the link provided to automatically connect this service to your MyService NSW account.
You can learn more about how to add a service to your MyService NSW Account on the Service NSW website.
To renew your licence you will need:
2 proof of identity documents (if not previously saved in your MyService NSW Account)
your licence number
your renewal number (as shown on your renewal notice)
payment for the fee.
If your licence isn't renewed by the due date it will expire, and you will no longer be authorised to conduct business.
Restoring you licence after expiry
If your licence expired less than three months ago, you can restore it online or at a Service NSW Centre.
You can use the details on your renewal form to apply to restore your licence.
If your licence is renewed or restored, you'll keep your existing licence number. In this instance, your licence is considered to have been renewed from the day the licence expired.
If your licence has been expired for more than 3 months, restoration may not be an option and you will need to reapply. You cannot trade until your new licence is issued.
A licence that has been surrendered or cancelled cannot be restored.
To check the status of your licence, you can search the public register.
How to change the details on a licence
If you hold a conveyancer licence and your details have changed (such as your name, address, appointed directors or partnership arrangements), you can update these details in person at a Service NSW centre, or by email .
For a change of address, download and complete the Change of Address Licensed Conveyancer form.
For all other changes you will need:
a letter that includes the details that need amending, as well as your name, licence number and contact details
the documentation as described in the Change of Address Licensed Conveyancer form under 'Other Changes of Details'.
How to replace a licence
If your conveyancer licence has been damaged, lost, or stolen, you can apply for a replacement licence in person at a Service NSW centre, or by email .
To apply for a replacement licence, you will need:
the Application for a Replacement Licence form
your licence number and personal details
If you hold a current and equivalent licence in another state, territory or New Zealand, you can apply online for recognition of your qualifications to work in NSW.
You must also complete the Mutual recognition application form and pay a fee.
If you're unable to apply online, download and complete the Application for an individual conveyancer licence form and take it to your nearest Service NSW Centre with any supporting documents, or lodge your application by email to propertylicensing@customerservice.nsw.gov.au.
Qualification and training requirements
You need to hold certain qualifications and complete work experience to get conveyancer licence in NSW.
The qualifications needed for a licence (including approved bridging courses) are set out in the Conveyancers Licensing (Qualifications) Order 2006.
You also need to complete continuing professional development (CPD) training each year to be able to renew your licence. See below for more detail.
Fair Trading can suspend your licence if you do not comply with qualification and CPD requirements as outlined below.
Qualifications needed for a full licence
The following qualifications are needed for a full, unrestricted conveyancer licence.
Conveyancing qualifications
Qualifications, and any additional education requirements set out in Schedule 1 of the Conveyancers Licensing (Qualifications) Order 2006.
at least 2 years of practical experience in conveyancing work, at least one year of which was obtained while employed on a full-time basis under the supervision of a licensee with an unrestricted licence or Australian legal practitioner with an unrestricted practising certificate.
Legal qualifications
a recognised law degree or diploma,
practical experience, being either—
sufficient practical experience (including experience in conveyancing work) to receive a practising certificate as an Australian legal practitioner without supervision, or
Licensees under the 1995 Act
Held a full licence under the Conveyancers Licensing Act 1995
Held a full licence under the Conveyancers Licensing Act 1992 and completed an approved bridging course
Qualifications needed for a restricted licence
The following qualifications allow for the issue of a restricted conveyancer licence.
at least 1 year of practical experience in conveyancing work that was obtained while employed on a full-time basis under the supervision of an unrestricted licensee or Australian legal practitioner with an unrestricted practising certificate.
at least 1 year of practical experience in conveyancing work that was obtained while employed on a full-time basis under the supervision of a licensee with an unrestricted licence or Australian legal practitioner with an unrestricted practising certificate.
As a licence holder you must undertake 5 points of CPD in each 12 month period following the issue or renewal of your licence. Surplus continuing professional development points from one year may be carried forward for twelve months.
The professional development must consist of:
an education program
a seminar, workshop, lecture, conference or discussion group
a multimedia or website-based program, or
research and preparation of an article published in a legal publication
any combination of two or more of the above.
The professional development must be relevant to conveyancing work and conducted by someone qualified in the subject matter to be covered.
As a licensed conveyancer you are entitled to one point for each of the following:
1 hour of participation (either online or face to face) in a seminar, workshop, lecture, conference, webinar or discussion group
1 hour spent in the preparation of written or oral material forming part of the formal instruction for a course or program relating to conveyancing work
for every 1000 words of an article published in a legal publication or other such publication (up to a maximum of 3 points)
for every two hours spent on a program of private study of audio or video material that has been developed as part of a conveyancing or legal continuing professional development program (up to a maximum of 3 points).
In exceptional circumstances you may be exempted from completing part or all of the requirement for continuing professional development. Circumstances for granting an exemption are limited and may relate to serious illness or misadventure.
You must provide evidence that you have completed 5 points of professional development in each 12 month period immediately prior to applying for renewal or restoration of your licence.
Failure to fulfil the continuing professional development requirement may result in the Commissioner refusing an application for renewal or restoration of a licence.
Licensed conveyancers must be covered by a policy of professional indemnity insurance when carrying out conveyancing work. This means that a conveyancer does not have to obtain or hold a policy of professional indemnity insurance when they are not working as a conveyancer (for example, taking a break to do other work or having a long holiday).
When doing conveyancing work, licensed conveyancers must:
be insured under an approved policy of professional indemnity insurance – they can take out their own policy or they can be covered by their employer's policy, or
carry out conveyancing work only in the licensee's capacity as an employee of a complying law practice.
The professional indemnity insurance policy must be one that has been approved by the Commissioner for Fair Trading and can be found in the Conveyancers Licensing (Approved Professional Indemnity Insurance Policy) Order 2017.
The approved policy for the period 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023 is:
Master policy of professional indemnity insurance (Policy Number LPS022960493) of AAI Limited (trading as Vero Insurance).
This is the only current professional indemnity insurance policy for licensed conveyancers approved by the Fair Trading Commissioner.
When planning an extended break, licensed conveyancers should check with the industry association about the status of their policy cover. They should make sure they are covered until they stop working. After an extended break, a licensee should ensure that their insurance policy has been reinstated before starting work again.
Download a copy of the Commissioner's guidelines for approval of licensed conveyancer's professional indemnity insurance policies.
Visit the Australian Institute of Conveyancers website for more information on insurance cover.
Fair Trading keeps a register of all licences issued under the Act. As well as details of each licence holder, the register includes information about disciplinary findings against licensees, payments from the compensation fund and other matters.
For more information, please visit the NSW Government Public Register or call 13 32 20.
Need help applying?
If you need help with your application or have a question, please call 13 32 20.
Appeals against licence decisions
If you're not happy with Fair Trading's decision concerning the issue, renewal or restoration of a licence, or a discretionary condition placed on a licence, you can go to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Before applying to the Tribunal, you must write to the Fair Trading Commissioner to request an internal review of the decision. Requests for an internal review must be made within 28 days of being advised of the decision.
For more information about the internal review process see Reviews of Fair Trading decisions.
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Old prison "Crosses" will open to visitors in 2019
The historical building of the remand prison "Crosses" make it available for everyone in the current calendar year. About this informed the head of the Federal penitentiary service in Petersburg and Leningrad region Igor Potapenko.
In St. Petersburg will host a large-scale parade
May 26 in the Northern capital will host the annual Big parade. The total length of the route, which stretches from BKZ "October" to the Park of the 300th anniversary, will be 17 kilometers.
Metro will change the operation mode in the Victory Day
Parade at the Palace square, the action "Immortal regiment" and fireworks will make adjustments to the operation of the metro.
In St. Petersburg will host a championship parade "Zenit"
"Zenith" ahead of schedule won a rank of the champion of Russia on football for three rounds before the end championship.
In St. Petersburg starts the clock on the city's network of bike rental
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With Stanford and Oregon preparing to do battle on ABC in primetime this Saturday evening (5pm pacific), ESPN is pumping up the matchup with a variety of features on the game and the teams. Today, ESPN's Ivan Maisel had a puff piece on how the Pac-10 is seeing a resurgence behind commissioner Larry Scott (hired last year) and the various non-USC teams that are providing competitive battles week in and week out this season.
The big difference, according to Maisel, has been the influx of quality coaching, including Jim Harbaugh at Stanford, Chip Kelly at Oregon, and even Mike Stoops at Arizona, who has been given a bit more room to work in spite of a tough start.
They make four teams with 4-0 records. Since the founding of the league in 1959, it has never had that many unbeaten teams ranked that highly in the top 18 of the AP poll — not as the Pac-8 and not as the Pac-10. Before it becomes the Pac-12, the Pac-10 is making its last season one for the record book.
It almost works out for the Pac-10 that USC is banned from postseason play this year. Even though USC is undefeated it seems that people in the media have generally been ignoring them since they're not going to be playing for the national title (at least the BCS version). Of course, all that might change if they run the table this year and they aren't in a bowl game.
Oregon Dominates Final Three Quarters, Rolls Stanford 52-31
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Current international status-quo and challenges to Viet Nam
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It seems the world is witnessing five major trends with different shades. They are: restructured world economy, fundamental transition of national strength, readjusted national strategies and re-organized international relations, re-drawn regional maps and climate and environment adversity.
There are signs showing deep and broad changes in the world economy in five aspects: first, after the global financial-economic crisis, constraints of development models in the world have been exposed hence the need to find new and more appropriate models. Second, there are fundamental changes in growth strategy. Third, under the impacts of the financial-economic and energy and food crisis, the world production structure is changing subsequently. Fourth, the global financial-economic crisis also shows the strength transition of economies. Fifth, accompanying this process is the exchange of position of currencies.
In face of these changes, countries including big powers have readjusted their development strategies as well as external relation strategies. Under the impact of power transition and strategy readjustment of countries, international relations have undergone deep, intermingled and complicated movements as follows: 1-During the "transition" period, there are complicated and unprecedented changes. 2- The rally of force will not follow clear patterns but depends on time, problem, region, level and form. 3-The general tendency has not yet departed from the orbit of "cooperation while fighting". 4-Strategic tools will be used more comprehensively in politics, security, economy and culture and even in problem like climate change with both "hard and soft strength". 5- The center of development and the fight over power will move to Asia-Pacific especially East Asia. 6-Under the pressure of development, demands for oil and other strategic raw material will greatly increase, leading to rising resource disputes and ocean security will become a prominent problem.
A new feature in the world map is the shift of the center of the world's life to Asia-Pacific from Europe after staying there for decades. This rigorous upheaval in an area of geopolitical and geo-economics strategic importance like the Middle east and Northern Africa and the rising of Asia-Pacific will exert influence to the development trend of the world in the coming decades.
Given these changes, Viet Nam needs to set store by some issues. First, deep and comprehensive assessment of the world situation is needed to map out an overall strategy and to reorganize a contingent of external relation researchers under unified leadership. Second, within the framework of common strategy, Viet Nam's position in strategies of powers should be identified to answer the question which threats are most direct and greatest. Based on an overall point of view, counter measures should be identified to safeguard national interest. For example, territorial sovereignty and integrity should be linked to peace, stability and external relations. Third, thorough study of big powers' policies should be done. Fourth, be persistent in the policy of independence, and self-reliance for real national interest; constantly pursue the policy of multilateral and diversified relations and take advantage of support and assistance of the broad international community. Fifth, clearer policies and practical measures are to be made to make the most of the comparative edge of a country in the region which is becoming a new center of the world while proactively upholding its role to develop ASEAN as a community./.
Vu KhoanFormer Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Former Deputy Prime Minister
The revised Constitution is the firm legal and political guarantee for the entire Party, people and army to join force in the march toward the new period (2014/5/8)
2013 Constitution - Constitutionalizing social security (2014/8/8)
Continuing to build and complete the socialist State governed by law in line with the new Constitution's spirit and contents (2014/8/26)
Declaration of Independence of President Ho Chi Minh – a declaration shinning with ideology on human rights and civil rights of oppressed nations (2014/10/20)
Reform policy of the Communist Party of Vietnam after nearly 30 years of renewal (2014/12/26)
Institutionalization of the Party's position and leading role of the Party in the Draft Amendment of 1992 Constitution (2013/7/1)
Facilitating people's participation in building the Party and administration (2013/4/15)
The path to socialism and continued reform of theory on socialist construction in Vietnam – 30 years of renewal under review
Early implementing the Resolution of the 12th Party Congress in a practical and effective manner
Continue to build and perfect the mechanism of state power control in Viet Nam
Continue public administration reform, create foundation for rapid and sustainable development and international integration in the coming period
Theoretical achievements of the Party in its leadership of the 85 year revolution of Viet Nam
IPU 132 adopts Hanoi Declaration
Judicial independence in the socialist rule-of-law State to ensure courts duly exercise judicial power
Reform policy of the Communist Party of Vietnam after nearly 30 years of renewal
Declaration of Independence of President Ho Chi Minh – a declaration shinning with ideology on human rights and civil rights of oppressed nations
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A lawsuit claims police covered up a hit-and-run by a well-connected multimillionaire.
By John Greenfield Posted: Tuesday August 10 2010
A federal complaint filed last month accuses Matthew Pritzker, an heir to the Hyatt Hotels fortune, of intentionally striking a bicyclist with his SUV and fleeing. The suit also claims police protected Pritzker with a cover-up.
The 28-year-old defendant is one of the Chicago Pritzkers, who have been near the top of Forbes magazine's "America's Richest Families" list for decades. The family has made major donations to Chicago schools, hospitals and cultural institutions (Millennium Park's Jay Pritzker Pavilion is named for Matthew's uncle). Matthew is a real-estate entrepreneur, the head of the Matthew Pritzker Company and an investor in Chicago-based HomeMade Pizza Company and State Street Pictures.
Here's what the complaint and the plaintiff's lead counsel, Dana Kurtz, allege: On July 16, 2009, artist John Ibarra, now 28, was riding his bicycle west on North Avenue through Old Town at 8pm. Pritzker, driving west in his SUV, "was speeding and driving erratically and came very close to hitting [Ibarra] on his bicycle," the complaint states. When Pritzker stopped at a red light at Sedgwick Street, Ibarra tapped on the passenger door to tell him he'd passed too closely. After the driver cursed at him, the cyclist rolled forward and "Pritzker then began to hit Ibarra while on his bicycle with [Pritzker's] vehicle," according to the complaint. Ibarra then reportedly struck the hood with his U-lock "in self-defense," and the force of the car threw him off his bicycle. Pritzker allegedly ran over the bike and sped north on Sedgwick, dragging the cycle under his car. (While the complaint represents his version of events, Ibarra, on his counsel's advice, did not speak with us.)
A witness, who asked that only her last name, Johnson, be printed, tells us via e-mail that she was standing outside Angelo's Taverna at 1612 North Sedgwick at the time. "As the car drove past me, the driver [had] an angry look on his face," and when the bike came loose it popped a tire, but Pritzker continued to flee, Johnson says.
An officer who responded to a 911 call "told [Ibarra] he was going to charge the driver with attempted murder," the complaint says. Police traced Pritzker to his home, a few blocks from the crash site.
By 9pm, about eight police cars were at the site, Johnson says. Around this time, she says, officers brought Pritzker back to the crash site in a squad car. When Johnson identified him as the hit-and-run motorist, she says an officer berated her. "He told me that the driver of the Range Rover had a dented car from the biker and that I obviously didn't see the whole thing because it was the biker's fault," Johnson says. "At this point, there was a drastic change in how the officers were handling this. Witnesses felt as though the officers were protecting this driver, and we began to suspect that this young kid was a kid of someone who is politically involved in this city."
The police then arrested Ibarra and told him he would be charged with aggravated assault, according to Kurtz. The police released Ibarra that night without charging him but impounded his Waterford bicycle as evidence, later telling his lawyers the bike was destroyed in September 2009, Kurtz says. (Cook County State's Attorney spokesman Andy Conklin says he found no record of Ibarra being charged with a criminal offense.)
According to Jennifer Hoyle from the city's law department, Pritzker was ticketed for failure to yield, and the case was dismissed on September 28, 2009, for want of prosecution. "'Want of prosecution' typically means that the complaining witness didn't show up," Hoyle says. "However, it's not clear from the computer system who the complaining witness is."
The lawsuit also accuses police of altering reports about the crash. On the police report (pictured), the statement "Vehicle #1 [Pritzker's car] struck vehicle #2 [Ibarra's bike]" appears to have been written, then crossed out. Under the heading "hit & run," the "yes" box seems to have been checked, then crossed out, and the "no" box is checked.
Pritzker's spokesman, Elliot Sloane, declined to discuss the complaint, saying, "We do not comment on pending litigation as a matter of policy."
A Chicago Police Department spokesman, officer Veejay Zala, also declined to comment, explaining, "We don't make statements about ongoing court actions."
Kurtz, who specializes in civil-rights and police-misconduct cases, says, "Based upon the information we have, this is further evidence of the City of Chicago protecting those with political clout."


Alvin Overbeek, age 86 of Hamilton, more recently from Zeeland, passed away Tuesday, April 01, 2014 at Holland Hospital.
Alvin was a member of Hamilton Christian Reformed Church. He volunteered many years for CRWRC. He was the founder of Ace Builders where he worked until retirement in 1992.
Alvin was preceded in death by his first wife Clarissa Overbeek in 1984, and second wife Helene Overbeek in 2006.
He is survived by his children, Judy and Scott Van Order of Zeeland, Harvey and Linda Overbeek of Holland, Larry and Debbie Overbeek of Holland, and Jerry and Sue Overbeek of Holland; 23 grandchildren; and 37 great grandchildren; Step Children, Ronald and Mary Breuker of Holland, Robert and Karen Breuker of Holland, Laverne and Lois Breuker of St. Joseph, Kenneth and Carol Breuker of Zeeland, Janice and Jerry Meyaard of Zeeland, Joyce and Kelvin Brown of Holland, Joan Breuker and Charles Hanks of Zeeland; Sister, Juliana Meiste; and a brothers-in-law, George Kuiper and Howard Meewsen. Many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Funeral services will be 11:00am Friday, April 4, 2014 at Lakeshore Memorial Services, 11939 James St., Holland. Officiating will be Rev. Ronald De Young. Burial will be in East Saugatuck Cemetery.
Visitation is scheduled for Thursday from 6-8:00pm at Lakeshore Memorial.
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'…Hey, Listen, Ain't That a Siren?…' (1945)
Some of Des' work included carting dirt and other duties to build an airstrip where a swamp existed:
'To begin with the Ground Levelling Party comprised about 800 men, but it steadily expanded until every fit man was included, together with many who were far from fit. Survivors of the Thailand railway were numbered among them. The work consisted of nothing more or less than shifting hill to swamp.
Their bodies almost totally unprotected from the burning heat of the sun and the glare of the pulverised flat of the airstrip, the men toiled at the hillsides, excavating the soil and rock and loading it into hand trucks. These were pushed along the network of narrow-gauge railway lines to the edge of the swamp where the spoil was tipped. When one considers the grossly undernourished condition of the men, most of whom weighed less than two-thirds of their normal weight, and the fact that they were working for between ten and twelve hours a day in gruelling heat, it is truly remarkable what they achieved.'
Source: http://ukmamsoba.org/changi.htm
"Nothing, however, could detract from the tedium of the work itself on the Aerodrome. From draining the swamp, clearing mangroves and palms then backfilling it. Digging out the white, gritty, glaring face of that hill, shovelling it into skips, pushing the skips to the other side of the strip and emptying them on to its swampy fringe – gradually filling in and levelling. Then, as a small corner was finished, uprooting all the lines and the sleepers and carrying them to a fresh corner and laying them again. Long lengths of rusty steel lines and the difficult business of lowering them on to the sleepers could result in severed fingers, broken legs and fractured jaws if one end was dropped too soon, springing the whole length into the air.
The amount of work done by the men who now weighed about eight stone instead of their usual eleven or twelve (and who sank to as low as five or six) was remarkable. The heat had no effect on them. They worked without headwear, they wore only G stings, they ate less each day than international pre war scientists had declared to be the amount on which a man could continue to live, and yet they contrive to plug along for ten or twelve hours on end, shifting tons of obstinate tailings in that time.".
Source: The Naked Island by Russell Braddon; 1955 edition Pan Books Ltd, Pg251 – 252
'Light, two-foot gauge railways crept across the cleared sections of ground and men shifted hundreds of tons of earth daily by filling skips of one cubic yard capacity and pushing them to a dumping point where the soil was levelled out. The work was constant and was made a great deal harder by the crude tools issued to the workers: shovels and changkols with straight wooden handles and blades fashioned from petrol tins or galvanised iron made the work a great deal harder than it should have been.
Up to date machinery, left undestroyed in Malaya, now made its appearance on the work site. The light railways were replaced by heavy metre gauge, and tracks and caterpillar tractors towing four – and ten – yard – capacity skips moaned across the growing drome. Modern electric shovels and a great steam navvy kept half-a-dozen diesel locomotives pushing long lines of skips heaped with soil to the swamp edges. As each train stopped at a dumping point the ragged workers attacked it with their crude shovels, and within 15 minutes the empty train would be puffing back to the refilling point, leaving the prisoner, sweating and gasping, sitting on the line until the next unloading.
From the beginning of the work the prisoners had comforted themselves … that the war would be over long before the drome was complete, but in June 1944 they watched three fighter aircraft land on the northern arm and the first stage of the work was over.'
Most visitors to Singapore today know Changi as an international aviation hub rather than for its prisoner-of- war connections. But the modern airport that processes tens of millions of travellers each year sits on the foundations of the original aerodrome, built with prisoner-of-war labour in 1944.'
Source: Stan Arneil, 'The Aerodrome At Changi Point', in Lachlan Grant (ed.), The Changi Book, Published by New South in association with the Australian War Memorial, 2015, pg., 333 336
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As Pro Vice Chancellor of Global Engagement, I am delighted to welcome you to our annual Global Engagement Week here at Leeds Beckett University, in partnership with Leeds Beckett Students' Union. This event provides us with a great opportunity to promote and celebrate some of the fantastic opportunities we have for students and staff.
To show our commitment to developing students who are globally engaged, whether this is through their course or extra-curricular opportunities, we have organised some exciting events - from the Diversity Fashion Show through to an international folk concert.
Two of the larger events this week are the Study Abroad and International Volunteering Fairs. I would recommend you go along to these events and see what overseas opportunities we have for you. It may be that a period of time overseas is not possible for you, but I would still encourage you to get involved in as many activities as possible this week and really grasp the opportunity to see what being globally engaged can mean for you.
I hope you enjoy the week and I look forward to seeing you on campus.


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Students Demand University Action on Title IX Regulations
September 7, 2018 by Katrina Schmidt Leave a Comment
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Students are demanding that the university fill the Title IX coordinator position, which has been vacant since June when Laura Cutway resigned from her position.
Student groups such as H*yas for Choice and Students of Georgetown, Inc., commonly known as The Corp, and dozens of individuals demanded the university publicly address the current lack of a full-time dedicated Title IX coordinator in a letter addressed to university administration circulated this week.
Samantha Berner currently serves as both the Title IX investigator and the interim Title IX coordinator, a role she filled after the first full-time Title IX Coordinator Laura Cutway left her role, unannounced to students, in late June.
A nationwide search for a new Title IX coordinator began in July, and finalists for the position are visiting campus in upcoming weeks, according to a university spokesperson.
Daria Crawford (COL '20), Avery Moje (COL '19), Kory Stuer (COL '19), Andy Turner (SFS '20) and Susu Zhao (COL '19), authored the letter, which urges the university to fill the vacant coordinator position by Nov. 1 and to update the student body on its progress on the Sexual Assault and Misconduct Task Force 2017 recommendations, which includes long term and short term approaches to prevent sexual assault on campus.
The letter also asks the university to provide a public response to the letter by Sept. 14.
The letter, addressed to Vice President for Institutional Diversity, Equity and Affirmative Action Rosemary Kilkenny, Vice President for Student Affairs Todd Olson and Assistant Vice President for Student Health Vince WinklerPrins, was posted on Facebook and emailed to administrators Aug. 31.
"While we appreciate Ms. Berner's dedication to the community, making one person do two demanding jobs is not only unfair to her but also to the students who have a legal right to a full and functioning Title IX office," the letter reads.
Cutway was named the university's first full-time Title IX coordinator Jan. 11, 2016, to enforce the university's sexual misconduct policy, investigate sexual misconduct and lead the school's sexual misconduct education efforts.
The authors outlined three demands in the letter, all aimed at increasing transparency about the currently vacant Title IX position.
"We don't need to know this information. The community needs to know this information," Stuer said in an interview with The Hoya.
In response to the letter, administrators are meeting with the authors in the coming weeks to discuss their demands, and potential future steps.
Kilkenny noted that Title IX compliance does not require an employee to be dedicated to the role of investigator nor coordinator.
"While many institutions meet the federal requirement by making Title IX compliance one of several issues in a staff member's portfolio, Georgetown had demonstrated its commitment to this position by hiring its first full-time Title IX Coordinator in 2016," Kilkenny said in a statement to The Hoya. "We've also taken the extra step of hiring a separate full-time Title IX investigator."
The letter was written after the authors learned about Cutway's departure through word of mouth.
H*yas for Choice reposted the letter Aug. 31, and The Corp did the same Sept. 5.
"We shared the letter to call attention to the understaffing of the office and hope that the university will take the necessary steps to ensure its functionality," The Corp wrote in a statement to The Hoya.
Those who shared the letter emphasized their primary concern was the lack of transparency regarding the position.
"As an organization that promotes safe and healthy sex between consenting adults, we are concerned by the lack of a functioning Title IX office with a full-time Title IX Coordinator to ensure a safe environment and protections for sexual assault survivors on campus," Elianna Schiffrick (SFS '21), communications co-chair for H*yas for Choice, wrote in an email on behalf of the organization. "Further, we are dismayed by the lack of transparency displayed by the University regarding an issue that so directly concerns and affects the student body."
For Turner, hiring a full-time Title IX coordinator is crucial especially now, as over 50 percent of college sexual assaults occur between August and November, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN).
The likely high volume of instances of sexual misconduct could make adequately addressing cases brought to the Office of Title IX Compliance more difficult, Turner said.
"We're now in the period known as "the red zone," which is the time about 50 percent of sexual assaults occur — between August and November," Turner said. In the coming months, "there will be more reports coming in, and we just don't believe that one person can adequately function in those two jobs."
The circulated letter comes after the New York Times reported that Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, plans to release Title IX guidelines that would narrow the definition of sexual harassment, expand the rights of those accused of sexual misconduct and limit institutional liability.
The Georgetown University Student Association published a separate letter Sept. 4 to address the anticipated Title IX guideline updates.
"We, the undersigned, urge Georgetown University President John DeGioia and University administrators to recommit to their statement released last September in response to the interim guidance and clarify to the student body any specific steps the University will take in response to any new guidance," according to the letter.
Grace Perret (COL '20), GUSA sexual assault and student safety policy chair, noted the current political context makes holding campus leaders accountable even more relevant today.
"We need all of Georgetown's sexual assault prevention services functioning at their best capacity because these changes make survivors even more vulnerable and less likely to use those services than they already were," Perret wrote in an email to The Hoya.
Kilkenny and other administrators will be meeting with the authors of the letter to discuss next steps, she said.
"We have received this letter and are in contact with the students to arrange a meeting, update them on our progress and discuss our shared commitment to addressing sexual misconduct," Kilkenny said in a statement. "Combatting sexual misconduct requires robust collaboration throughout our community and we are encouraged to see continued engagement from students."
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When Good Guys Go Bad
How did we go from this…
I've just started season 10 of Supernatural (hooray, Netflix!), in which Dean Winchester, butt-kicking good guy and slayer of many demons, has in fact, become a demon.
It's creeping me out.
I realize that's entirely the effect the show was going for – a deliberately unsettling exploration of the thin line between good and evil in all of us – and I'm sure that Jensen Ackles had a blast taking the character in a totally new direction… but it creeps me out.
… to this?
It reminds me of what it was like to watch season 7 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the first time, after having come to know and love Malcolm Reynolds on Firefly. When Nathan Fillion first appeared as the disturbing and totally depraved Caleb, I nearly climbed over the back of the couch trying to get away.
What about you? Any actors you loved in one role that shocked you by playing a totally different character? How did you feel about the Mal/Caleb shift, or the good Dean/bad Dean storyline? Share in the comments!
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Five favours Wally did (or tried to do) for someone, and one someone did for him in return.
Apparently, rebuilding your orbiting space station after using it to end an alien invasion takes time. It's been months since the Thanagarians packed up their planet-destroying toys and flew away, but the new Watchtower is still a work in progress. Wally really thought the construction would go faster now that it's in orbit, but they're still swarming with techs, and original League members, and increasing numbers of heroes who are soon to be League members, bringing in their own specialist skills. They've got the gravity and oxygen working at least, which is a plus for those members who find those things necessary to get around.
Having a wider variety of powers helps. Wally supposes it would have taken even longer to get this thing flying without the help of more flight-capable heroes. Though Wally will admit that it's strange; the old Watchtower only ever had the seven of them up here – six now, he guesses - and now even with more room, they're still ducking around each other to get by.
He's not sure what his official role is here today – right now he's apparently supposed to be 'monitoring' which is code for use your powers to run around the whole site fast enough to keep the rest of us updated. He's not sure if he's checking that no one on the ground has managed to smuggle bugs into a component, or that everyone up here is where they're supposed to be. So he does a bit of everything. He's used to that.
It does mean that he notices Diana taking a break in one of the lounges. She's rubbing at her temples, eyes closed.
Wally takes a quick trip to the ground and back again. He lets his next round of checks start with the common areas.
As he's leaving he hears, "I know that was you, Flash," and slows down. Wally cycles back around to the table and stops beside Diana.
She sighs. "It has been a long..." She doesn't fill in the period of time.
She nods like he's made her day, so Wally does another run, picking up a few more orders on the way (GL, Supes, Zatanna) and by the time he's back there are more people waiting. He thinks about pointing out that he is not in fact a waiter, but rebuilding is thirsty work and it's not like this job is hard for him.
"Uh. Going to run into a cash flow problem pretty soon." Nobody is close enough to respond to that.
Given free rein on a League card, Wally starts to get creative with the coffee runs. Sure the League has members who can actually use their powers to find out their teammates' ideal orders, but Wally's guesswork isn't half-bad.
Wally looks over his shoulder to ask Diana, "And he can't do that with a cup of coffee in his hand?" When he looks back, Batman has disappeared again.
"I'm here under protest," Wally informs John.
John blinks at him slowly. "Okay." He's standing in the doorway of his apartment, looking confused about what Wally is doing there. Which is fair. Wally didn't tell John he was planning a visit. Sometimes it's best not to give him time to plan. John's a marine – planning time gives him an advantage which Wally needs for himself right now. John's sort of been avoiding him lately, outside of missions.
"And I worked it off!" It had been between taking down Metallo and then taking down Giganta and Bizarro – he had needed the calories.
Wally's not even in costume right now, figuring that in regular running clothes he would be less tempted to speed off. Though he had still brought a suit just in case. They've been surprised often enough now that he's not taking risks.
Wally wonders belatedly if workplace romance was a bad choice of conversational distractions, but John snorts in amusement and waits for Wally to keep going.
"I know," John says, no joke this time. Then he wraps his arm around Wally's shoulder and knuckles his hair. Wally fends him off and gets his hair back to its former glory. Still: he'll take this.
Wally kind of wishes his criminals would stop using their one phone call calling him.
"Cody, I warned you those guys were trouble." He tries to maintain a stern tone, more difficult with the way Cody sounds so freaked out.
He hangs up the phone and gives it a minute to muster up his argument. Wally can be persuasive, he knows that. He's talked himself through to the other side of way trickier situations than this.
"Why?" Batman asks. Wally has known him long enough to recognise the sound of genuine curiosity. It's subtle but it's there.
"He won't be a problem," Wally assures him.
"And sometimes I'm right!" Wally tells him.
"Sure? I mean, I know Bats keeps track of things, and J'onn, and there are all the computer logs." They transferred a lot of information up here, so League members could share files on each other's fights and study up if they needed to.
Wally looks over her shoulder at the screen. There were some ugly scenes after the Thanagarians left.
"Some of it is important," she says.
She shrugs. "You read faster than I do. Do you think you could maybe skim through and pull out the pieces I need to see?" She's looking down again.
"Of course, Shayera. Just give me a minute." It won't take that long to read, but deciding what she has to see takes longer.
Superman heads past Wally towards the deck.
Wally backs out of the room. They could almost certainly still do with Diana up there. This has nothing to do with avoiding Batman's scowly face. Nothing at all.
Wally tries to look innocent. Superman's good but he can't read minds.
Wally isn't afraid to ask for help when he needs it. Sure, there have been the occasional times where stubbornness has got away from him, but if he gets into serious hot water he always knows who he can call.
At the moment, Wally's working the relief effort on a rockslide in San Baquero, with Red Tornado and Stargirl. And he's running late.
"No, we're good." He pauses. "Well, I mean, if someone's nearby and not busy, sure, but we've got it, right?" Stargirl nods in the affirmative between zapping rocks out of the way.
"I'll take care of it," Batman says, and hangs up on him without asking where Wally was supposed to be or who he should call. Wally really wants to know what he means by that. But he also really does have a falling rock problem right now.
That takes another hour to resolve, and an hour after that before they can actually leave. Wally heads over to the Children's Hospital when he gets back to the city anyway – even if he can't do the tour around like he promised, at least he can apologise in person.
It turns out that he doesn't have to, because when Batman said he would take care of it, apparently what he meant was that he would come down here himself.
Kids tend not to be scared of Batman. Wally's not really sure why that is. He, for example, has a healthy respect for Batman's ability to inspire fear. And it's not like he thinks Batman would go out of his way to frighten children - Wally knows it's the opposite and has seen that in action - he just doesn't know how the kids know that.
He can see a skinny teenager in spandex hanging upside-down from the doorframe, so he guesses Robin might have been an influence on the room today. Still, Annabella's sitting at a little table right by Bats, demonstrating how her Legos work, and Wally doesn't think it's got anything to do with anyone but Batman. Wally supposes these kids have enough scary things in their dreams already - Batman is the thing that scares even the monsters.
Wally shakes his head, and goes to check in with the nurses before saying hi to some of the kids. All in all, it's another hour before they're nearly ready to leave and he can get Batman alone.
Wally doesn't know if that's true, exactly, but he thinks he knows what Batman means. It's about knowing that someone will be there, the times you need the assist, and in the in-between times when you just know you might need one someday. Wally can get behind that philosophy.


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Rattling Plates
Title: Rattling Plates - Aces 'n' Eights
Label: Straight Arrow
Label Number: SA/SP 2014-24-02
Recording Type: Live Audience Recording (Soundbooth)
Location: Las Vegas, Hilton Hotel
Date: August 24, 1973, Dinner Show
Sound: Excellent
01 Also Sprach Zarathustra 01:18
02 C. C. Rider 03:21
03 I Got A Woman / Amen 03:09
05 Steamroller Blues 02:50
07 Blue Suede Shoes 01:05
08 Medley * 02:37
09 Love Me Tender 01:40
11 Bridge Over Troubled Water 04:27
12 Suspicious Minds 04:13
13 Introductions of singers, musicians, orchestra 02:29
14 Release Me 02:00
16 An American Trilogy 03:59
17 A Big Hunk O' Love 02:45
18 Heartbreak Hotel 01:40
21 Closing Vamp 00:44
Concert: * Long Tall Sally / Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On / Your Mama Don't Dance / Flip Flop And Fly / Jailhouse Rock / Hound Dog
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Rattling Plates, Aces'n'Eights (From "booth tapes" Vol. 5)
Friday, August 24, 1973 Dinner Show, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas, NV Label: Straight Arrow Special Products SA/SP 2014-24-02
Imagine being a singer, and really putting your heart into a song. At the same time, your audience is having dinner, and some of them plainly don't give a fuck about you or your singing. They are talking loudly, making noises with their plates, smoking one cigarette after another… Doesn't sound very enticing, does it?
By 1973, it was clear that Elvis' Las Vegas shows had a negative effect on the singer. But even at this stage, he was still impressive as a singer and a performer, and especially on those nights where he really turned on the power, there was nobody like him in Vegas -- or anywhere else, for that matter.
The August 24th, 1973 dinner show is unreleased in any form and was sourced from an original, excellent sounding "booth" tape. What is perhaps most surprising, is that Elvis was still quite focused three weeks into the engagement. In earlier years, the standard had sometimes slipped a bit in the third week, even as early as August '70! Now he delivers a strong show, with 'Bridge Over Troubled Water', 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' and 'Big Hunk O' Love' being the show highlights. 'Heartbreak Hotel' was not a regular during this season up to this point, but he delights the audience with a snappy version of his first million seller. And who knows, at this stage he may well have concluded that he'd found his own 'Heartbreak Hotel'…
This show was rediscovered recently and we believe that you will agree with us that this is another great find. A real must - not just for the hardcore collector. Another quality Straight Arrow release!
Sound Sample: Fever
Concert: The concert was released before on "A Burst Of Fire". See comment there.


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OITNB's Madeline Brewer Is Making Huge Moves
Dec 5, 2016 @ 7:00 pm By Keely Quinlan
You might know her as the good-hearted, yet tragically flawed Trisha from "Orange is the New Black," but in her next role, Madeline Brewer loses the cornrows and runs away from a cult in "The Deleted."
The show premiered last night on Fullscreen, and is written and directed by Bret Easton Ellis, who wrote the novels that inspired the films "Less Than Zero" and "American Psycho."
"The Deleted" is about the members of a cult in Northern Washington who escape to Los Angeles and go off the grid. When escapees begin disappearing, they're driven to find each other for protection as the cult leaders begin hunting them down.
Madeline plays Agatha, one of the escaped members of the cult and is joined by Vine star Nash Grier (yes, that Nash Grier…) who plays Agatha's boyfriend Ryder.
But that's not the only project this 24 year-old has been working on. She's also currently starring alongside boss bitch Elisabeth Moss in Hulu's series version of of Margaret Atwood's classic "The Handmaid's Tale" that will be released in April 2017. With roles like these, Madeline is already making huge strides in her career. You might even say she's the next Meryl Streep or Julianne Moore.
That's all I'm going to tell you though, so now you have to watch it. We talked with Madeline about the show, and what else she's been up to since "Orange is the New Black."
As a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
I was always acting, I did my first play when I was 7. But when I was in high school and trying to figure out a career path, I said that if not an actress, then I would study french, move to France and become a french teacher. I went there on a trip once and I was so inspired by it.
How did you get into acting?
I was so unfathomably blessed. I believe most of my success is just from being in the right place at the right time. I went to The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York, and after graduation, I ended up getting in touch with and agency that was interested in me. Four months after I signed, they sent me on this audition. It was my first ever film or TV audition and I was holding my script up in front them up, and I was so nervous.
The character description was a like a Taryn Manning, Slim-Shady type, and I literally thought this agent is insane, like that's not someone who I would play at all! And Jennifer Euston, that amazing, magic woman saw something in me, and from there I was hooked.
You had no experience with TV acting before Orange is the New Black, how did you prepare yourself?
I had a lot of experience acting, but it was always on stage. It took me a while to realize, but the big difference between stage and film is with stage, you have to have a more readable reaction so the people in the back of the house can see. With TV and film, it matters even if you blink on screen or make the slightest move. It's more in the minute details of your face. For me, it was having to take it down a notch. I'm Italian, I always talk with my hands.
What's been your favorite part of acting so far?
I've worked with so many amazing people and I have met so many inspirational people. But the best is the acting itself. It's getting to explore these different characters, and every time I explore someone new, I feel like I grow. I learn something new about myself. Also, the best has been meeting some people, especially the people from "Orange is the New Black". I can't picture my life without them, and I have so many friends for life in them. We'd be together all day, and our super small trailers were right next to one another. Jackie Cruz was right next to me and through those paper thin walls, I could hear her breathe in the next room. My managers are also the greatest people I have ever met. They're like family. They're people that I wouldn't know if I I wasn't acting, so I am thankful for that always.
Tell us about your character in "The Deleted."
Agatha is a troubled young woman, but it's because she's been put in a shitty situation. There are a lot of unanswered questions up front with the show, and it leaves you wanting more. It's a bit of a tease, and then you realize some tumultuous things begin to happen.
So if you learn something from every character, what did you learn from Agatha?
I learned that it's more about coping mechanisms, and she copes with alcohol and sex as most of them do in "The Deleted." I like being able to explore that part of myself without actually acting on it. Like I get to explore that, even though I'm not getting wasted. It's like accessing that part of myself and realizing maybe I am that kind of person, or maybe I am not. I ask myself how I would deal with those kinds of things, putting your mind into certain situations and then comparing how you would react is how I learn.
Are you excited or anxious about the reactions from your fans about "The Deleted"?
I'm not anxious. "The Deleted" will have its audience in people who interested in that kind of thing. The show is totally my style, and what I'm interested in and exploring that suspenseful world. I think people are going to watch it because they're curious, or fans of Nash [Grier's], and they want to see them in their world and they're just like let's check it out. I like that about "The Deleted". It's such a mixture of different people and talent and it's a different world. It's cool to consider how we all kind of brought it together, and we did this thing, and it's gorgeous. Something to be proud of for sure.
What is your guilty pleasure television show?
I've been watching a lot of "Bob's Burgers." Also "Drop Dead Diva," I'm watching that with my mom. But my boyfriend and I have been watching "West World" because it's really awesome, and "High Maintenance" because one of my friends is in it.
Who's the coolest person you can think of and why?
My best friend Jenna, she's like the smartest, coolest person I know, we have been best friends since I was 14, and we hated each other because we had the same pair of designer shoes, but obviously we got over it. She's opinionated and passionate about things, just the nicest and good-hearted person there is.
If you were a cult leader, what would your cult look like?
My cult would probably have something to do with food. Like a and mac and cheese cult.
I'm working on "The Handmaid's Tale" right now. That will be on Hulu in April, and we have been shooting a ton, and it's a incredibly brilliant. The writing is haunting. It's scary, but the writers have managed to find the humor in it, and Elizabeth Moss is an incredible actress.
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HomeMoviesNarcos: Mexico's Amado Carillo Fuentis Is Still Alive - Theory Explained
Narcos: Mexico's Amado Carillo Fuentis Is Still Alive - Theory Explained
Team of Editor November 18, 2021
Warning: the following contains SPOILERS for Narcos: Mexico.
Narcos: Mexico's Amado Carillo Fuentes, played by actor Jose Maria Yazpik, is presumed to be dead – but some speculate that Amado is actually still alive. Also known as "El Señor de Los Cielos" (The Lord of the Skies), Amado became the richest of the veteran drug lords hailing from the notorious Guadalajara Cartel, also known as La Federacion, Mexico's first narco union. As the jefe of the Juarez Cartel in the late '80s and early '90s, Amado worked with other narcotraficos like his uncle Ernesto "Don Neto" Fonseca Carrillo (Joaquin Cosio), Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo (Diego Luna), Pablo Escobar (Wagner Moura), and Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman (Alejandro Edda), eventually amassing an estimated personal net worth of around $25 billion.
During the finale of Narcos: Mexico season 3, which doesn't leave much room for Narcos: Mexico season 4, the narrator explains that on July 4, 1997, Amado underwent a plastic surgery procedure to alter his appearance and escape the law. This resulted in complications that led to Amado's death on the surgical table. However, in the very last scene of Narcos: Mexico, Amado's lover Marta Venus Caceres (Yessica Borroto) is shown at a seaside villa, where Amado promised to see Marta after settling his business in Mexico. And there, Amado's small toy plane is seen lying on Marta's grand piano. Amado never gave this object to Marta, and it never left his side.
Related: Mayra Hermosillo & Luisa Rubino Interview: Narcos Mexico
This suggests that Narcos: Mexico's Amado Carillo Fuentes is still alive. This theory is rooted in the facts surrounding Amado's death. After Amado died, the DEA itself observed the identification procedures at the funeral home where Amado's body was being held, leading the agency to confirm his death. That said, Amado was also mentored by Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, who was known for organizing La Federacion's comprehensive bribery network. This means that Amado, who was worth $25 billion, could've simply bribed Mexican officials and DEA agents to confirm his death, which would've allowed him to roam free and assume a new identity. If this is true, the body that was found in the hospital wasn't Amado, and the plastic surgery story was just used to justify the differences between Amado and his body double – many of which were pointed out by witnesses who saw Amado's supposed corpse. Also, there is very little paperwork regarding Amado's death, and the potential causes range from malfunctioning equipment to the side effects of certain medications.
Although there's no proof that Amado is still alive, the fact that Amado was Mexico's most resourceful narcotrafico, as shown in Narcos: Mexico season 3, has led many to speculate about the suspicious and vague circumstances of his death. Moreover, on November 7, 1997, the two doctors who performed Amado's plastic surgery procedure were found dead inside steel drums. Their bodies were encased in concrete and showed signs of torture. On one hand, this could've been the work of the Juarez Cartel, as revenge for inadvertently killing their boss, confirming Amado's death. On the other hand, Amado could've simply been covering his tracks by getting rid of anyone who can point him to the authorities. In fact, in the 1999 book From Navolato I come: biography of Amado Carrillo Fuentes, journalist Jose Alfredo Andrade Bojorquez writes about how many of those who've suggested that Amado is still alive have disappeared. Later that same year, Bojorquez himself disappeared, further fueling rumors that Amado is not only alive but is also somehow responsible for these disappearances.
Narcos: Mexico's future spinoff, even if it's not set in Mexico, might just tackle this mystery further. These theories concerning Amado have assured that even if he is truly dead, his story lives on and continues to capture people's imaginations. Whether or not Amado is still alive, there's no doubt that he left an indelible mark on the world.
More: Scoot McNairy & Luis Gerardo Méndez Interview: Narcos Mexico


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Q: ERR: Could not extract response: no suitable HttpMessageConverter Im getting the above mentioned error:
Controller:
@Component
public class NiftyController {

@Autowired
private RestProxyTemplate restTemplate;

@Autowired
private NiftyDAO niftyDAO;

int count=1;

@Scheduled(fixedDelay=5000)
//@Scheduled(cron="*/5 * * * * ?")
public void loadNiftyData() throws URISyntaxException {

    System.out.println("Method executed at every 5 seconds. Current time is : "+ new Date() );
    System.out.println("Executed  " +count++ +"  Times");

    URI uri = new URI("https://www.nseindia.com/live_market/dynaContent/live_watch/stock_watch/niftyStockWatch.json");
    ResponseEntity<NiftyDTO> niftyResponse = restTemplate.getRestTemplate().exchange(uri, HttpMethod.GET, null, NiftyDTO.class);

    NiftyDTO nifties = niftyResponse.getBody();
    System.out.println(nifties.getTrdVolumesum());
    //List<Nifty> saveNifty = niftyDAO.save(nifties);
    //return (Nifty) nifties;
}
}

I want to fetch the data from the above link and save in the database
DTO Class
@JsonIgnoreProperties({"latestData","data"})
public class NiftyDTO {

private float trdVolumesumMil;

private String time;

private int declines;

private float trdValueSum;

private float trdValueSumMil;

private int unchanged;

private float trdVolumesum;

private int advances;

public float getTrdVolumesumMil() {
    return trdVolumesumMil;
}

public void setTrdVolumesumMil(float trdVolumesumMil) {
    this.trdVolumesumMil = trdVolumesumMil;
}

public String getTime() {
    return time;
}

public void setTime(String time) {
    this.time = time;
}

public int getDeclines() {
    return declines;
}

public void setDeclines(int declines) {
    this.declines = declines;
}

public float getTrdValueSum() {
    return trdValueSum;
}

public void setTrdValueSum(float trdValueSum) {
    this.trdValueSum = trdValueSum;
}

public float getTrdValueSumMil() {
    return trdValueSumMil;
}

public void setTrdValueSumMil(float trdValueSumMil) {
    this.trdValueSumMil = trdValueSumMil;
}

public int getUnchanged() {
    return unchanged;
}

public void setUnchanged(int unchanged) {
    this.unchanged = unchanged;
}

public float getTrdVolumesum() {
    return trdVolumesum;
}

public void setTrdVolumesum(float trdVolumesum) {
    this.trdVolumesum = trdVolumesum;
}

public int getAdvances() {
    return advances;
}

public void setAdvances(int advances) {
    this.advances = advances;
}
}

RestProxyTemplate:
@Component
public final class RestProxyTemplate {

RestTemplate restTemplate;

@PostConstruct
public void init(){
    restTemplate = new RestTemplate();
    SimpleClientHttpRequestFactory factory = new SimpleClientHttpRequestFactory();
    InetSocketAddress address = new InetSocketAddress("MY PROXY GOES HERE",8080);
    Proxy proxy = new Proxy(Proxy.Type.HTTP,address);
    factory.setProxy(proxy);

    restTemplate.setRequestFactory(factory);
}

public RestTemplate getRestTemplate() {
    return restTemplate;
}
}

Error Log:
Method executed at every 5 seconds. Current time is : Mon Jun 05 10:45:38 IST 2017
Executed  1  Times
2017-06-05 10:45:38.141  INFO 108988 --- [           main]
s.b.c.e.t.TomcatEmbeddedServletContainer : Tomcat started on port(s): 8090 (http)
2017-06-05 10:45:38.153  INFO 108988 --- [           main]
com.MyApplication.portfolio.PMSApplication      : Started PMSApplication in 5.041 seconds (JVM running for 5.573)
2017-06-05 10:45:39.028 ERROR 108988 --- [pool-2-thread-1] o.s.s.s.TaskUtils$LoggingErrorHandler    : Unexpected error occurred in scheduled task.

org.springframework.web.client.RestClientException: Could not extract response: no suitable HttpMessageConverter found for response type [class com.MyApplication.portfolio.controller.NiftyDTO] and content type [text/plain]
at org.springframework.web.client.HttpMessageConverterExtractor.extractData(HttpMessageConverterExtractor.java:109) ~[spring-web-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate$ResponseEntityResponseExtractor.extractData(RestTemplate.java:835) ~[spring-web-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate$ResponseEntityResponseExtractor.extractData(RestTemplate.java:819) ~[spring-web-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate.doExecute(RestTemplate.java:599) ~[spring-web-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate.execute(RestTemplate.java:572) ~[spring-web-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate.exchange(RestTemplate.java:493) ~[spring-web-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at com.MyApplication.portfolio.controller.NiftyController.loadNiftyData(NiftyController.java:44) ~[classes/:na]
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) ~[na:1.8.0_92]
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62) ~[na:1.8.0_92]
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43) ~[na:1.8.0_92]
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:498) ~[na:1.8.0_92]
at org.springframework.scheduling.support.ScheduledMethodRunnable.run(ScheduledMethodRunnable.java:65) ~[spring-context-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at org.springframework.scheduling.support.DelegatingErrorHandlingRunnable.run(DelegatingErrorHandlingRunnable.java:54) ~[spring-context-4.2.8.RELEASE.jar:4.2.8.RELEASE]
at java.util.concurrent.Executors$RunnableAdapter.call(Executors.java:511) [na:1.8.0_92]
at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.runAndReset(FutureTask.java:308) [na:1.8.0_92]
at java.util.concurrent.ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor$ScheduledFutureTask.access$301(ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.java:180) [na:1.8.0_92]
at java.util.concurrent.ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor$ScheduledFutureTask.run(ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.java:294) [na:1.8.0_92]
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1142) [na:1.8.0_92]
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:617) [na:1.8.0_92]
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745) [na:1.8.0_92]

Im getting the No Sutiable HttpMessageConverter Found for the response type, can some one suggest the possible solution for this??

A: You need to process application/json rather than text/plain.
private static void temp() {
        HttpHeaders requestHeaders = new HttpHeaders();
//        requestHeaders.setAccept(Collections.singletonList(new MediaType("application","json")));
        requestHeaders.setAccept(Collections.singletonList(new MediaType("text","plain")));
        HttpEntity<?> requestEntity = new HttpEntity<>(requestHeaders);

// Create a new RestTemplate instance
        RestTemplate restTemplate = new RestTemplate();

// Add the Jackson message converter
        MappingJackson2HttpMessageConverter mc = new MappingJackson2HttpMessageConverter() ;
        mc.setSupportedMediaTypes(Collections.singletonList(new MediaType("text","plain")));
        restTemplate.getMessageConverters().add(mc);

        String url = "https://www.nseindia.com/live_market/dynaContent/live_watch/stock_watch/niftyStockWatch.json";
        ResponseEntity<NiftyDTO> responseEntity = restTemplate.exchange(url, HttpMethod.GET, requestEntity, NiftyDTO.class);
        NiftyDTO res = responseEntity.getBody();
        System.out.println(res);
    }

Code got from the docs and modified a bit
UPDATE: After the change code works fine but there is another error Caused by: com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.exc.InvalidFormatException: Can not deserialize value of type float from String "4,092.10": not a valid Float value
You will need to fix deserializing of data with , delimiter.


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require "spec_helper"
require "integration/support/server"

describe HTTPI::Adapter::NetHTTP do

  subject(:adapter) { :net_http }

  context "http requests" do
    before :all do
      @server = IntegrationServer.run
    end

    after :all do
      @server.stop
    end

    context 'when socks is specified' do

      let(:socks_client) { mock('socks_client') }
      let(:request){HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url)}

      it 'uses Net::HTTP.SOCKSProxy as client' do
        socks_client.expects(:new).with(URI(@server.url).host, URI(@server.url).port).returns(:socks_client_instance)
        Net::HTTP.expects(:SOCKSProxy).with('localhost', 8080).returns socks_client

        request.proxy = 'socks://localhost:8080'
        adapter = HTTPI::Adapter::NetHTTP.new(request)

        expect(adapter.client).to eq(:socks_client_instance)
      end
    end

    it "sends and receives HTTP headers" do
      request = HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url + "x-header")
      request.headers["X-Header"] = "HTTPI"

      response = HTTPI.get(request, adapter)
      expect(response.body).to include("HTTPI")
    end

    it "executes GET requests" do
      response = HTTPI.get(@server.url, adapter)
      expect(response.body).to eq("get")
      expect(response.headers["Content-Type"]).to eq("text/plain")
    end

    it "executes POST requests" do
      response = HTTPI.post(@server.url, "<some>xml</some>", adapter)
      expect(response.body).to eq("post")
      expect(response.headers["Content-Type"]).to eq("text/plain")
    end

    it "executes HEAD requests" do
      response = HTTPI.head(@server.url, adapter)
      expect(response.code).to eq(200)
      expect(response.headers["Content-Type"]).to eq("text/plain")
    end

    it "executes PUT requests" do
      response = HTTPI.put(@server.url, "<some>xml</some>", adapter)
      expect(response.body).to eq("put")
      expect(response.headers["Content-Type"]).to eq("text/plain")
    end

    it "executes DELETE requests" do
      response = HTTPI.delete(@server.url, adapter)
      expect(response.body).to eq("delete")
      expect(response.headers["Content-Type"]).to eq("text/plain")
    end

    context "supports custom methods supported by Net::HTTP" do
      let(:request) do
        HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url).tap do|r|
          r.body = request_body if request_body
        end
      end

      let(:request_body) { nil }

      let(:response) { HTTPI.request(http_method, request, adapter) }

      shared_examples_for 'any supported custom method' do
        specify { response.body.should eq http_method.to_s }
        specify { response.headers["Content-Type"].should eq('text/plain') }
      end

      context 'PATCH' do
        let(:http_method) { :patch }
        let(:request_body) { "<some>xml</some>" }

        it_behaves_like 'any supported custom method'
      end

      context 'UNSUPPORTED method' do
        let(:http_method) { :unsupported }

        specify { expect { response }.to raise_error HTTPI::NotSupportedError }
      end
    end

    it "supports basic authentication" do
      request = HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url + "basic-auth")
      request.auth.basic("admin", "secret")

      response = HTTPI.get(request, adapter)
      expect(response.body).to eq("basic-auth")
    end

    it "does not support digest authentication" do
      request = HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url + "digest-auth")
      request.auth.digest("admin", "secret")

      expect { HTTPI.get(request, adapter) }.
        to raise_error(HTTPI::NotSupportedError, /does not support HTTP digest authentication/)
    end

    it "supports ntlm authentication" do
      request = HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url + "ntlm-auth")
      request.auth.ntlm("tester", "vReqSoafRe5O")

      response = HTTPI.get(request, adapter)
      expect(response.body).to eq("ntlm-auth")
    end

    it 'does not support ntlm authentication when Net::NTLM is not available' do
      Net.expects(:const_defined?).with(:NTLM).returns false

      request = HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url + 'ntlm-auth')
      request.auth.ntlm("testing", "failures")

      expect { HTTPI.get(request, adapter) }.
        to raise_error(HTTPI::NotSupportedError, /Net::NTLM is not available/)
    end

    it "does not crash when authenticate header is missing (on second request)" do
      request = HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url + 'ntlm-auth')
      request.auth.ntlm("tester", "vReqSoafRe5O")

      expect { HTTPI.get(request, adapter) }.
        to_not raise_error

      expect { HTTPI.get(request, adapter) }.
        to_not raise_error
    end
  end

  # it does not support digest auth

  if RUBY_PLATFORM =~ /java/
    pending "Puma Server complains: SSL not supported on JRuby"
  else
    context "https requests" do
      before :all do
        @server = IntegrationServer.run(:ssl => true)
      end
      after :all do
        @server.stop
      end

      # it does not raise when no certificate was set up
      it "works when set up properly" do
        request = HTTPI::Request.new(@server.url)
        request.auth.ssl.ca_cert_file = IntegrationServer.ssl_ca_file

        response = HTTPI.get(request, adapter)
        expect(response.body).to eq("get")
      end
    end
  end

end

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