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How Breitbart Laid The Groundwork for Trump's War On Paul Ryan
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's new attacks on House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) have "deeper roots" than Ryan's pledge to stop supporting Trump, according to new evidence that Trump's campaign CEO, Steve Bannon, has a long-standing feud with the speaker. Under Bannon's leadership, Breitbart News has spent years laying the groundwork for Trump's war on Ryan.
Trump's Attacks On Paul Ryan Have "Deeper Roots" Than Ryan's "'Disloyalty,'" As New Evidence Surfaces Of Campaign CEO Steve Bannon's Long-Standing Hatred
Wash. Post: GOP "Tumbles Toward Anarchy" As Trump Lashes Out At Paul Ryan For Revoking His Support. An October 10 article in The Washington Post reported that the Republican Party is "tumbl[ing] toward anarchy" in the wake of "an extraordinary display of personal animus" between Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), which "destroy[ed] any semblance of party unity." According to the Post, Trump "publicly lashed out at the speaker" after Ryan announced "he would no longer defend or campaign with Trump," which many GOP leaders echoed, saying "they could no longer stomach [Trump] because of his character traits and tawdry campaign tactics." Trump's "blistering method" of lashing out at his opponents -- both Democrat and Republican -- is being orchestrated by campaign CEO Steve Bannon, the former head of Breitbart News, who has "urged Trump not to worry about any cleavage in party ranks and instead to target Clinton," as the Post reported. [The Washington Post, 10/10/16]
New York Magazine: Trump's Bannon-Orchestrated Paul Ryan Attacks Have"Deeper Roots" Than Ryan's "'Disloyalty'" And Give "Alt-Right Types The Campaign They've Been Dreaming Of." New York magazine's Margaret Hartmann explained that Trump's attacks on the speaker may have "deeper roots" than Ryan's "'disloyalty,'" pointing to an article from The Hill that published internal Breitbart emails in which Bannon called Ryan "the enemy" and claimed the "long game is [Ryan] gone by spring." From the October 12 article:
A day after Paul Ryan told GOP lawmakers it's every man for himself when it comes to the fallout from grab-'em-by-the-pussy-gate, on Tuesday morning Donald Trump took to Twitter to accuse Establishment Republicans of hampering his effort to Make America Great Again.
Obviously, Trump was mainly retaliating against Ryan for his "disloyalty," but their feud may have deeper roots. On Tuesday, The Hill published an email that appears to show Stephen Bannon, who is now Trump's campaign CEO, discussing efforts to make Ryan lose his Speakership.
In the December 1 email, sent when Bannon was still chairman of Breitbart, Matt Boyle, Washington editor for the right-wing news outlet, suggests that they should run a story promoting Ryan's overhaul of the mental-health system.
"I've got a cure for mental health issue," Bannon replies. "Spank your children more."
"I get that," Boyle answered, "but this is a place where we can open a bridge to Paul Ryan — we're playing the very long long long game Steve."
Bannon replied: "Long game is him gone by spring."
A source also tells The Hill that Bannon would often declare, "Paul Ryan is the enemy."
This is the first suggestion that Bannon had a time frame in mind for Ryan's ouster, but his particular disdain for the House Speaker is well known. Previously, The Hill reported that Bannon wanted to take down Ryan from the very start:
Bannon made clear to Breitbart staffers that he wanted to destroy Ryan's political career and what he called his "globalist" agenda. Shortly after Ryan became Speaker last October, Bannon began instructing reporters to look for ways to take him down. That effort culminated earlier [in August] in an unsuccessful bid to unseat Ryan in his Wisconsin primary, with the challenger heavily promoted in Breitbart coverage.
It's possible that Trump concluded that Ryan is "very weak" and "ineffective" based solely on their recent interactions, with no knowledge of his campaign CEO's long grudge against the Speaker. But it's more confirmation that Trump will spend the remaining weeks of the election giving alt-right types the campaign they've been dreaming of. [New York magazine, 10/12/16]
Bannon's Breitbart News Has Spent Years Laying The Groundwork For Trump's War On Ryan
Breitbart News: "Paul Ryan Running Scared in Final Days Ahead of Primary Election." Breitbart News claimed that Ryan was "terrified" of his upcoming primary race because his "policy record is collapsing among voters." The article claimed "Ryan is reeling right now" in his campaign and that he is "a champion of open borders." [Breitbart News, 8/4/16]
Breitbart News: Ryan Is A "Double Agent" Joining In On "Hillary's Attacks Against Trump." Breitbart News denounced Ryan for "join[ing] in on the pile on" after "the media's practically round-the-clock coverage of [Khzir] Khan's attacks against Trump." The article criticized Ryan for denouncing the use of a religious test for admitting immigrants and castigated Ryan for "piling on in support of the Clinton's anti-Trump narrative" while refusing to acknowledge mothers "whose children died as the result of the open borders immigration policies." [Breitbart News, 7/31/16]
Breitbart News: "Paul Ryan Flees Grieving Moms Trying To Show Him Photos Of Their Children Killed By His Open Borders Agenda." Breitbart News accused Ryan of having "fled from his guarded estate" from American mothers who "attempted to present Ryan with photos of their murdered children, and show him the true cost of his open borders agenda." The article claimed that Ryan's "radical position" on immigration made these mothers believe that Ryan is "disqualified from serving in Congress.'" [Breitbart News, 7/25/16]
Breitbart News: "Desperate Paul Ryan Floods Wisconsin With Misleading Television Ads." Breitbart News claimed in an article that, "contrary to what Ryan suggested in his new television ad" for his primary campaign, he "failed to advance a strategy that would keep radical Islamic migrants from entering the United States." Breitbart News noted Ryan's opposition to Trump's "proposal to temporarily pause Muslim migration" and claimed, "Given Ryan's long history of pushing open borders immigration policies, it is perhaps not surprising that Ryan's response following the terror attacks was to expand Islamic migration." [Breitbart News, 7/19/16]
Breitbart News: Ryan "The Saboteur" Would Sue President Trump Over Muslim Ban But "Funded Obama's Unconstitutional 2012 Executive Amnesty." Breitbart's Julia Hahn reported that "Ryan suggested that he might sue President Trump if he were to enact a temporary pause on Muslim migration." The article called his declaration "bizarre" and denounced Ryan for "suggesting that he'll fight President Trump if he uses the powers of the executive" when he "funded President Obama's executive action to suspend and nullify U.S. immigration laws." [Breitbart News, 6/17/16]
Breitbart News: "Paul Ryan Says U.S. Must Admit Muslim Migrants, Sends Kids to Private School that Screens Them Out." Breitbart News blasted Ryan's opposition to Trump's "religious test," while he "chooses to insulate his children in an academic environment that considers religion in its admissions process." The article claimed Ryan was supporting "open borders policies for America, while giving his family the protections he denies the American public." [Breitbart News, 5/9/16]
Breitbart News: "Paul Ryan Builds Border Fence Around His Mansion, Doesn't Fund Border Fence in Omnibus." Breitbart News criticized Ryan for a "two-decade-long history of promoting open borders immigration policies" while "support[ing] border fences for himself, even as he denies the American people those same protections." The article accused Ryan of a double standard, as his "omnibus spending bill does not provide funding for the mandatory completion of a 700-mile double-layer border fence" and yet his own home "is surrounded by a tall border fence." [Breitbart News, 12/17/15]
Breitbart News: "Paul Ryan Betrays America." A December 16 article from Breitbart News, bylined by Bannon, called Ryan's omnibus bill and "first major legislative achievement ... a total and complete sell-out of the American people masquerading as an appropriations bill," lamenting that the bill's passage "will boost the candidacy of the Republican establishment's preferred presidential contenders." The article accused Ryan of "betray[ing] America" and described the bill as "fund[ing a] 'fundamental transformation of America.'" [Breitbart News, 12/16/15]
Breitbart: Ryan Is "Universally Despise[d]" By Conservatives. Breitbart News's Matthew Boyle wrote that "the conservative base universally despises" Ryan due to "his backing of amnesty, reflected in the endorsement for the Speakership from Democrat amnesty king Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL)."
Unlike Ryan, who the conservative base universally despises–thanks to his backing of amnesty, reflected in the endorsement for the Speakership from Democrat amnesty king Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL)–both Roskam and Blackburn are viewed as consensus candidates who could unite the GOP. [Breitbart News, 10/11/15]
Breitbart News: "Paul Ryan Twisted Truth To Sell Budget Deal To House." Breitbart News claimed Ryan "twisted [the] truth" in budget negotiations and "misled his colleagues in the House of Representatives about several major areas of the budget deal." The article claimed he misrepresented "serious budget details" and "used a series of statements whose veracity is questionable at best." [Breitbart News, 12/14/13]
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William Watson: Feeling our way through the crisis
We're not only in this together. We're also deciding it together. Which in our democracy is exactly as it should be
pedestrian wearing a protective mask walks on Queen St. in Toronto. Photo by Cole Burston/Bloomberg files
Maybe subconsciously, maybe explicitly, many of us have probably adopted the Chinese communist model of thinking about our pandemic policy. A smart cadre of scientists and other experts figures out where things are going, maybe using a specific pandemic model, and then the government instructs the population to do what's best. Not in the schoolmarm sense of "instructs" but in the sense that if people prove resistant to instruction, water cannon may be used.
Even in dictatorships public opinion plays a role: sensible dictators are careful about raising bread prices too quickly. But in a democracy, such as we still are, things are messier. Moving through a crisis is more a process of feeling our way. There will be hesitations and false starts. But we're making big decisions amidst big uncertainty. Where we are now is like trying to get out of a cave after your headlamp has gone out. You feel your way, grope even.
This doesn't mean governments get a free pass on every decision they make. Not carefully screening arrivals from China as of January was a bonehead call, as anyone not obsessed by identity politics understood right away. But a little slack is in order. Especially since we're going through something completely new. (It's fine to say governments should have planned for the pandemic. It would have been finer to have said it — loud and long — before the pandemic hit. I for one didn't.)
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When groping your way out of a cave, handholds are important. Even people who favoured early border screening probably would not have tolerated a February lockdown, no matter how persuasively the prime minister emoted. But then the NBA shut down, and right after that all the other major sports, which certainly shocked all of us with sports addictions. And the video from Italy got more and more awful. The crowding wasn't necessarily worse than in emergency rooms I've been treated in. But the suffering and death rates clearly were.
As these things sank home — which in today's world they do immediately and everywhere — different policies become possible. When the British prime minister went into the ICU, most people decided we really were dealing with something well out of the ordinary. Now that Boris is better, people feel the worst may be passing. That several countries' curves do appear to be flattening — at least on a logarithmic scale — suggests that's true. In Montreal, we now see video of drive-through testing centres where technicians in their spacesuits stand around chatting, waiting for customers. We have dire problems in seniors' and long-term care residences but the rest of health care seems to be holding up.
To begin with, the news was dominated by health scares. Now the economic side of the health/economy trade-off is getting more attention. If you like differential equations, there's a nice video from Chicago's Booth School of Business in which six leading economists present their models of where we are. What's striking is, one, how even the biggest brains forget to unmute themselves on Zoom and, two, that when a virus is doubling fast, even small changes in assumptions can have big, big impacts.
If you lift your lockdown too quickly, one model stresses, you risk a double-dip recession in which both deaths and economic damage are much worse than if you time relaxing restrictions right. Another emphasizes that if you swamp the health-care system, total deaths may be much higher for a given number of infections than if people continue to have access to care.
Whether a vaccine or treatment is in view also affects what you want to do. If a vaccine is coming, even a long costly lockdown makes sense because you want as many people as possible not to get infected. If help is still far off, you accept instead that you have to build up herd immunity, which happens as people catch and recover from the disease. But you do it gradually, so as to keep the health sector above water.
Trouble is, what's best to do and when's best to do it depend on information you don't have, namely how quickly the disease spreads and how many people have already had it and recovered. In a blog post I teased that we economists often assume away inconveniences such as how universal testing is not actually available yet. The economists in this video seminar don't assume it away. They do calculate that widespread testing would be worth a couple of percentage points of U.S. GDP — which would easily pay for it.
People do their calculating, too. Because both consuming and working involve dealing with other people, they cut back on both. How much? Hard to predict. I suspect most people have been assuming that when the lockdown is called off everyone will go back to work right away. But if you're worried about getting sick and you have other sources of income — including emergency government relief — maybe you take your time. A policy response to that is to try to reduce the amount of personal exposure involved in both consumption and production. So we'll all go back, but keep as much distance as we can. And maybe all wear masks and gloves.
We're not only in this together. We're also deciding it together. Which in our democracy is exactly as it should be. Maybe a President Xi could do it better for us. But that's not who we are.

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| Pamela George, assistant dean of academic affairs, steps down
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Pamela George, assistant dean of academic affairs, steps down
Zainab Hamid 2:50 am, Mar 02, 2017
Courtesy of YaleNews
Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs Pamela George has resigned from her position, Yale College Dean Jonathan Holloway announced in a Wednesday afternoon email to colleagues in the College.
George, whose resignation came halfway through the semester, has worked at Yale in a variety of roles since 1999. In her capacity as assistant dean of academic affairs, George oversaw transfer student affairs, chaired Yale College's Committee on Reinstatement and served as the secretary of the Executive Committee, the collegewide disciplinary body which receives complaints of alleged academic and nonacademic infractions.
In his email, Holloway expressed his gratitude for George's service to Yale College and wished her the best in her future endeavors. He added that the College will begin seeking a permanent successor to George as soon as possible but did not give a further explanation for her departure.
George served as the director of Yale's Afro-American Cultural Center from 1999 to 2010, when she moved to the Dean's Office to continue her work with the Executive Committee, the Committee on Reinstatement and transfer student affairs.
"I am sad to see Dean George leave. [George] played a major role in so many aspects of the Yale College experience in her 17 years here," Holloway told the News. "For a decade she was a force to be reckoned with at the Afro-American Cultural Center. I know that she made significant contributions to 'The House' as well as to the students who looked to that space as a home away from home."
While the University searches for George's successor, Dean of Academic Affairs Mark Schenker will handle reinstatement matters, according to Holloway's email, and former Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs Jill Cutler will assume the role of secretary of the Executive Committee, a position she has held in the past.
Schenker did not respond to requests for comment on George's resignation, and Cutler declined to comment. Email requests for comment from George were met with an automated response stating that George was away from the office.
"As far as Dean George's decision to resign, I must leave that up to her for comment," Holloway told the News.
George previously served as administrative director for Yale's Science, Technology and Research Scholars Program, the Beckman Science Scholar Program, the Freshman Ethnic Counselor Program and the Amy Rossborough Fellowship.
Prior to coming to Yale, she worked in the Office of Academic Advising at Saint Mary's College of California, directed the Adolescent Family Life Program for Pregnant and Parenting Teens in Alameda and Contra Costa counties in California, and served as a social psychology researcher at the Institute for the Advanced Study of Black Family Life and Culture. George was also an adjunct faculty member at the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University.
In 2004, she was awarded the Richard H. Brodhead Award for Excellence in Academic Advising at Yale.


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Obesity a Big Risk Factor for Severe COVID-19, Study Confirms
MONDAY, March 8, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- Yet another study confirms what doctors have long known: Being obese greatly raises the odds that if you contract COVID-19, your case could be a severe one.
The study, from researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, supports calls for obese Americans to move to the head of the line for protective vaccines.
"These findings highlight clinical and public health implications of higher BMIs, including the need for intensive management of COVID-19-associated illness, continued vaccine prioritization and masking, and policies to support healthy behaviors," wrote a team led by Lyudmyla Kompaniyets, of the CDC COVID-19 Response Team.
In the study, researchers pored over data on more than 148,000 patients treated for COVID-19 at 238 U.S. hospitals between March and December 2020. In this cohort, "28.3% had overweight and 50.8% had obesity," Kompaniyets' group reported.
"Overweight and obesity were risk factors for [patients requiring] invasive mechanical ventilation, and obesity was a risk factor for hospitalization and death," the CDC team said, especially for people under 65 years of age. As clinicians develop care plans for COVID-19 patients, they should consider the risk for severe outcomes in patients with higher BMIs, especially for those with severe obesity, they added.
The findings will probably be of little surprise to physicians who have seen the sometimes deadly combination of obesity and coronavirus infection play out in hospital wards.
"Since the beginning of the pandemic, many of us treating patients have noted the propensity for obese and overweight individuals to have more severe illness," said Dr. Amesh Adalja, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, in Baltimore. "This is true with other respiratory viruses, as well, as obesity does compromise respiratory fitness and has many other metabolic effects."
Dr. Robert Glatter is an emergency medicine physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. Reading over the report, he noted that obesity already produces "inflammatory effects" in the body, putting patients at a disadvantage when COVID-19 strikes.
Glatter said the findings underscore "the importance of prevention strategies, such as continued vaccine prioritization and masking."
Last week, one global investigation found that the risk of death from coronavirus infection is about 10 times higher in countries where most of the population is overweight.
The World Obesity Federation report found that 88% of deaths due to COVID-19 in the first year of the pandemic were in countries where more than half of the population is classified as overweight, the Washington Post reported. Having a body mass index (BMI) above 25 is considered overweight.
The results prompted the London-based federation to urge governments to prioritize overweight and obese people for both coronavirus testing and vaccinations, the Post reported.
Among the nations with overweight populations above the 50% threshold were also those with some of the largest proportions of coronavirus deaths, including countries such as Britain, Italy and the United States, the Post reported. In the United States, nearly three-quarters of the population is considered overweight or obese, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So far, more than 524,000 Americans have died from COVID-19.
Conversely, in countries where less than half of the adult population is classified as overweight, the risk of death from COVID-19 was about one-tenth of the levels in countries with higher shares of overweight adults. A higher BMI was also associated with increased risk of hospitalization, admission to intensive or critical care, and the need for mechanically assisted ventilation, the Post said.
For individuals carrying extra pounds, the solution to easing the threat from COVID-19 is clear, according to Glatter.
"Preventative health strategies that focus on daily exercise, healthy eating and moderation, along with a focus on mental health awareness, can be invaluable," he said.
The new study was published March 8 in the CDC'sMorbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
There's information about weight-loss strategies that work at the American Heart Association.
SOURCES: Amesh Adalja, MD, senior scholar, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, Baltimore; Robert Glatter, MD, emergency medicine physician, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York City; Washington Post; Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, March 8, 2021
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AP lens man to participate in global photo exhibition
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City-based photographer, Tamma Srinivasa Reddy, added another feather in his cap as he received a rare invitation from an international association of photography to exhibit his photos in Fourth International Photo Art Exhibition of World Top Photographers - 2016, to be held in Malaysia from December 10 to 12, this year.
Srinivasa Reddy was chosen for the event, based on his high profile of global standards. The gala event would be organised by Photo Art Society Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia, on the eve of society's 30th anniversary celebrations. The event would be conducted in collaboration with Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain, Fédération Internationale de l'Art Photographique, France, Photographic Society of America, Image Colleague Society International.
Srinivasa Reddy, who is general secretary of the AP Photography Academy, is one of the two participants, representing India. Amitabha Sil of West Bengal is another photographer invited for the event. According to the invitation sent by the Chairman, Photo Art Society Batu Pahat, Koh Kok Wah, photographers of International reputation were invited from 60 countries to take part in the exhibition.
Being a passionate photographer, his professional stint in photography has been lasting since 1984. Honors, awards and laurels came rolling his way. Srinivasa Reddy is the sixth Indian that received Image Colleague Society International (ICS)'s highest Grandmaster Award. He was awarded three fellowships and two Excellency Honours from the ICS affiliated societies in 2012.
He also won many national and international awards, including 169 medals, 482 awards, 832 certificates of merit and his 4865 phots exhibited international salons from last two decades. He received the Grand Master award in photography last year at USA .He is a Fellow of the India International Photographic Council (FIIPC)-INDIA, Fellow of Federation Of Indian Photography (FFIP)-INDIA, Fellow of Photographic Society of Singapore (FPSS) and fellow of many other reputed groups of photography.
FSWAN (Fellow of Swan Society International), USA; FARGUS (Fellow Argus Oradea), Romania; EUSPA (Excellence United States Photographic Alliance), USA; EFMPA (Excellence Federation Multicultural Photographic Art), USA; ABPPA (Associate of British Professional Photographers Association), UK; AAPS (Associate of Australian Photographic Society), Australia; AWPF (Associate of the Welsh Photographic Federation), UK; Kala Maharshi K.K.
Moos Memorial International Award, 2007; Travel Photographer of the Year Award, 2009 (UK).At the national level too, Srinivasa Reddy bagged various honours and a few among them are: H.N. Saxena Memorial Award, Bhopal, 2001; Raja Triambak Raj Memorial Award, 2003; India Press Photo Award, 2008 (Ramnath Goenka Foundation); Sandhya Rani Basak Memorial Award, 2009; JN Unwala Memorial Award, 2014 (K.G. Maheshwari Foundation)
There are innumerable awards and recognitions at regional level for him. To mention a few are: Viswadaata Award, 2002 (Kasinadhuni Nageswara Rao Pantulu Memorial Award); Andhra Arts Academy Young Photo Journalist Award, 2002; Mandali Venkata Krishna Rao Memorial Photo Journalist Award, 2002; Ugadi Puraskaram 2013 (Govt of AP); Prathibha Puraskar, 2013 (Acharya Nagarjuna University). He was the youngest photo journalist to bag lifetime achievement award for the year 2010 from the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
His name has been figuring in the top ten list of IIPC over the last few years. Extending his services to photography in multiple ways, he trains young photographers and teaches the art to children in various schools. He played a pivotal role in promoting and supporting photographers associations. Reddy plays active role in conducting national and international photo salons and workshops on photography.
He regularly contributes to various journals and periodicals in and out of India. Srinivasa Reddy was felicitated by State Government of Andhra Pradesh, as part of the Ugadi celebrations, 2016. AP government conferred the Kalaratna-Hamsa award on him, commending his services.
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Two prominent 2015 features highlight this rich, early spring (use your imagination, people of the Midwest) batch of DVD releases. From the global economic collapse to forbidden love. From high satire to broad comedy. From a series about perilous moments in the 1980's to a remembrance of the Thin White Duke. If Bitter Rice is too bitter, chase it with That Sugar Film. If spring is a little too theoretical for you at this point, insert those Game of Thrones discs and hunker down until warmer weather arrives to stay.
Perhaps it's a little too soon to fulfill the old equation, "comedy is tragedy plus time." However, Adam McKay's The Big Short proves that a film about the financial crisis of 2007-2008 can be extremely entertaining without any loss of cutting insight. Ryan Gosling, Christian Bale, Steve Carell and Brad Pitt play some of the men who actually saw the disaster coming, alternately disgusted and betting against housing market. Other celebrities make amusing cameos to explain rather esoteric economic concepts. Unlike our financial industry at the time, The Big Short works very well.
Based on the groundbreaking novel by Patricia Highsmith (which she published under the pseudonym Claire Morgan), Carol is the love story of the relatively unformed Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara) and soon-to-be divorcee Carol (Kate Blanchett). Like director Hayne's Far From Heaven (2002), Carol is a story of forbidden love set in the more repressive 1950's. Also like that earlier film, Carol provides impeccable period settings and costuming.
Golden Globes dream hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler continue to look for movie magic with their latest pairing, Sisters. The Saturday Night Live alums play siblings who decide to spend one last rowdy weekend in the house in which they grew up before it is sold.
Also new: Dakota Fanning and Emmy Thompson (along with a host of eminent English actors) star in the period drama, Effie Gray.
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No introduction or explanation is really necessary for fans of the
hugely popular HBO historical fantasy series, based on the novels of George R.R. Martin. We have season five of Game of Thrones in both regular and Blu-ray DVD. Binge forth.
DEUTSCHLAND83
This German series is set amid the Cold War tensions of the 1980's. Jonas Nay plays a young spy from East Germany, infiltrating both the West German military and youth culture of the time in the series which has received near-perfect reviews from critics and viewers alike.
Ever-so-slightly removed from the complexities of the Cold War and the 1980's...we have Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Ellie Kemper stars as the 29-year-old Kimmy, newly rescued from an Indiana doomsday cult (presided over by none other than Jon Hamm), starting life anew in New York City, armed mainly with a very positive attitude. Reviews have been almost universally good for this Netflix series, (co-created by Tina Fey) with one critic calling it "the first great sitcom of the streaming era."
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The title of this 1949 neo-realist classic is actually a pun, as the Italian riso means both rice and laughter. Appropriate for a film replete with earthiness, sex and even a social conscience. We have Bitter Rice in a new Criterion Collection edition.
A BORROWED IDENTITY
This Israeli drama follows Eyad, a Palestinian teenager who moves to Jerusalem to study at an elite Jewish high school. As he tries to fit in, he befriends another outsider, a student with muscular dystrophy, and eventually falls in love with Jewish student Naomi.
If you'd like to see and discuss this thoughtful and well-regarded film, join Susan Benjamin on April 15 for her monthly "Talking Pictures" series. The screening and discussion are held in the Hammond Room. No registration is necessary.
The penultimate silent film from the great Fritz Lang, this early German espionage thriller was restored to its original 178-minute length in 2003 and 2004. Expect lots of intrigue, lots of shadows and even some romance. But who can trust whom? Find out.
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DAVID BOWIE: IN HIS OWN WORDS
If you know anything about the recently-departed David Bowie, you know that he was much more than a shape-shifting rock star. Get to know the erudite and mercurial Bowie a little better through the series of filmed interviews that make up David Bowie: In His Own Words.
Also new: Similar in concept to Morgan Spurlock's SUPERSIZE ME, Damon Gameau's THAT SUGAR FILM traces the serious and sometimes comedic effects of an intensely high-sugar diet. The redoubtable Michael Pollan takes a less gimicky approach in IN DEFENSE OF FOOD, based on his best seller of the same title: "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly Plants." Good advice, although your friends at Flick Picks posit that a life entirely bereft of the sweet stuff might not be worth living at all....
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Niki Terpstra and Philippe Gilbert complete one-two for Quick-Step Floors in Le Samyn
Mid-week Belgian race Le Samyn sees Quick-Step Floors create a decisive split in the peloton, and ultimately occupy the top two steps on the podium
Nigel Wynn February 27, 2018 5:09 pm
Cycling: 50th Grand Prix Le Samyn 2018 Arrival / Niki Terpstra of The Netherlands / Celebration / Quaregnon - Dour (200km)/ Men / GP Samyn / (Photo by Luc Claessen/Tim De Waele/Getty Images) Credit: Luc Claessen/Tim De Waele/Getty Images
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Niki Terpstra and Philippe Gilbert put in a dominant performance with their Quick-Step Floors team in Le Samyn in Belgium on Tuesday to place first and second.
The pair had been part of a decisive break in the peloton caused by an acceleration of pace injected by the Quick-Step Floors team. Damien Gaudin (Direct Energie) came in for third place.
It's Terpstra's first victory for two years and a sign that the 2014 Paris-Roubaix winner could be back on top form for the forthcoming Classics.
Having come away from the weekend's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne empty-handed, Quick-Step Floors evidently decided to make amends by stamping their authority on the mid-week race, which features sections of cobbled roads.
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The early part of the 200-kilometre race was led by a seven-rider escape group, which included Gaudin. Behind them, Quick-Step Floors were leading the peloton in the windy, freezing conditions, ultimately causing a split in the bunch.
The Quick-Step Floors-led group of 10 riders managed to make the junction with the front group of seven to make a new leading unit of 17.
They worked well together to open up a gap over the chasing peloton, and by the half-way point of the race the gap was creeping up towards a minute.
Four laps of a 25km loop made up the second half of the race, each lap containing sectors of cobbles and short climbs.
A furious game of cat-and-mouse was set up between the leaders and the bunch, but try as they might, the peloton could not make any in-roads into catching the escapees.
Heading into the final 60, there were just five riders left in the lead: Gilbert, Gaudin, Terpstra, Tosh Van der Sande (Lotto-Soudal) and Alex Kirsch (WB Aqua Protect).
There was a momentary wobble for Terpstra, who required a bike change, but he managed to chase back into the lead quintet.
Heading into the final 25km lap, Van der Sande and Kirsch found the pace too hot, and they were dropped – leaving just Terpstra, Gilbert and Gaudin. It soon became clear that the peloton had lost its impetus, and the win would be contested from this small group, and with Gaudin at a distinct disadvantage.
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Gilbert attacked first, forcing Gaudin to chase with Terpstra sat on his wheel. Then Terpstra attacked – in what would be the decisive move.
Terpstra slipped into time trial mode, and opened up a gap over the tiring Gaudin – who let us not forget had been part of the day's initial escape – with Gilbert sat on his back wheel.
Unsurprisingly, Gilbert then dropped Gaudin in the final 3km, setting up a Quick-Step one-two that will please the home fans left disappointed after the opening weekend.
Earlier, Janneke Ensing (Alé Cipollini) had won the women's edition of Le Samyn. She finished ahead of Flootje Mackaij (Team Sunweb) and Lauren Kitchen (FDJ) at the end of the 103-kilometre event.
Le Samyn 2018, 200km
1. Niki Terpstra (Ned) Quick-Step Floors
2. Philippe Gilbert (Bel) Quick-Step Floors
3. Damien Gaudin (Fra) Direct Energie
4. Adrien Petit (Fra) Direct Energie
5. Gediminas Bagdonas (Ltu) Ag2r La Mondiale
6. Alex Kirsch (Lux) WB Aqua Protect Veranclassic
7. Benoit Jarrier (Fra) Fortuneo-Samsic
8. Nico Denz (Ger) Ag2r La Mondiale
9. Frederik Backaert (Bel) Wanty-Groupe Gobert
10. Alexandre Pichot (Fra) Direct Energie


This package of lessons has been designed to provide teachers with information on how to instruct a whole class using engaging Clicker 5 and Paint activities. Using these guided lessons and accompanying Clicker 5 activities, teachers will guide students on how to use Clicker 5/Paint while learning about maps. There are seven lessons in total. The students start the unit by showing what they know and want to know using a KWL chart, next they read a story, participate in a labeling activity, create sentences using word banks, draw and stamp a picture and end the unit by writing their own story demonstrating what they have learned. Each lesson has been created with screen shorts to help support the teacher instruct the lesson and is based on an activity on the home grid.
In addition to the mapping unit that the lessons are based on, two additional units (salmon and whales) have been created which will allow students to learn in an engaging, interactive and fun way.
These recorded demonstrations provide support for preparatory activities that should be completed before carrying out this unit with a class. For example they cover opening and saving Clicker 5 files, setting Clicker 5 user preferences, and setting up headsets for students to use when engaging in the Clicker 5 activities.
Six lesson plans are provided to assist a teacher in completing these Clicker 5 lessons with your class. The lesson plans are intended to be completed in order; however, they can be spread out over the span of several classes. The lesson plans provide guided instruction regarding lesson set-up, required resources, and Clicker 5 programming. Note: these lesson plans are intended to be used by teachers who have experience with completing basic Clicker 5 programming (adding text and images). These lesson plans are based on the Clicker 5 unit "maps". However, extra units have been provided in "Clicker 5 Units" for the purposes of a teacher carrying out these same lessons, using different content. To view or download any resource, click on its title.


The idea of invisibility sounds like from a science-fiction movie, but could research turn it from fiction into science? The ambition of Professor Leonhardt's ERC- funded research is to trace the connections between abstract theoretical concepts and drawn from geometry and relativity, to make invisibility science real!
Professor Leonardt's research inspired us to set our webcomic in a phantasmagoric physics lab where you will find an Invisible man, a Microcosmos, an Inner Forest, an Invisibility Pool, an Escheresque love polygon among all researchers and… you will learn about the most fascinating physics concepts and discoveries!
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Born in Schlema, in the former East Germany, Leonhardt studied physics at Friedrich-Schiller University Jena, Moscow State University and at Humboldt University Berlin, where he received his Ph.D. in 1993. From 2000 to 2012 he was the Chair of Theoretical Physics at the University of St Andrews, UK. He joined the Weizmann Institute of Science as Professor of Physics after a distinguished international career and in 2012 received a European Research Council grant to support his research on "Transformation Optics: Cloaking, Perfect Imaging and Horizons".
Born in London to an Irish mother and a French father, Gosselin studied comics in Angoulême. He lost himself for some time, and currently resides in Montreuil, near Paris, mostly galavanting, writing and drawing.


This post isn't lengthy. It doesn't even have a purpose except to EXCLAIM: and because its the weekend: ENJOY!
I hope you have a happy Friday and a great weekend!!
This is my favorite episode of Drunk History ever. I can't find the part's I love online, but I will find a way to post it. Until then, here's a clip. "Am I involved in this case or what?!" Enjoy!


Open the Control Panel from the shortcut or from the windows startup menu.
View by Small symbols, to get everything in detail and the select Troubleshooting.
Under the System and Security option, click Fix issues with Windows Update and then Click the Next button to continue.
At that point, the troubleshooter will begin to identify the issues. On the off chance that Windows Update troubleshooter doesn't settle the Windows Update Error 80072EE2, then utilize the Fix number 2 and if it works then enjoy the next thing you have to do.
Press Win + R. A Run discourse box will open.
Type the services.msc in the run box and click OK to continue.
Discover Windows Update service and then Right-click on it and click Stop on the setting menu.
Open C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution and erase all the substance which will be there.
Restart Windows Update service and then Right-click on the Windows Update service and then click Start.
Open Run exchange box once more and then type "regedit" in the run box and then click OK. This is the way to open Registry Editor.
In the Registry Editor, explore to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate same as mentioned.
In the right-sheet, you will see keys WUServer and WUStatusServer. Right-click on each and select the Delete button.
Open Services once more. Check if Windows Update service is begun. On the off chance that it is Stopped, then begin it.
Also Read: Settle Svchost Exe High CPU or Memory Usage Issue !!
Expectation the fixes here will assist you with the Windows Update error 80072EE2. And if you have any info about this error then give your feedback below.


Your ship is beautiful and your personnel excel in service and food standards equalling any of the experiences we have had on other Pandaw trips. This is very much a company strength. Stuart Hickman did an excellent job helping smooth the rough edges on this maiden voyage. His food knowledge and skill is truly exceptional. The food on this voyage surpassed others (which have been very good in every case). He promptly addressed many issues and was working everywhere behind the scene training the crew and watching out for us passengers. Maung Maung Hein Tun did an excellent job as local guide and had the skills and work ethic to always assist the crew and the passengers. His English was very adequate, knowledge extensive and he worked hard. You need to hire this guy or someone like him. He was invaluable. Mai & Pai Pai both did an absolutely superb job. We had been with them both on the RV Pandaw Kalay two weeks earlier and know they are two of the best. We were extremely happy with them both. Pai Pai was simply a superior chef and his dishes were fantastic. We do hope he receives a permanent promotion. Note: Pastry Chef (Ney on?) seems also very promising but we had less exposure to him. Paing Soe Thu was a very responsive purser. We had a number of small issues related to cabin, etc. and he seemed to be everywhere helping with on shore excursions, dining area, everywhere. Hard working great representative for your company. The ship's crew and officers were all very friendly and fun to spend time with. A great crew.
Points needing attention: While life aboard ship essentially met our Pandaw expectations, leaving the ship presented some problems. The gangway needs to have a longer platform at the bottom with bumpers to allow the tenders to tie up parallel to the platform and guests easily step back and forth. You might do better with open Zodiacs. There was very little value in having "Ronald", the guide from Yangon accompany us. Ronald had very little to offer regarding local information while Hein Tun was a wealth of information. All cabins should be supplied with at least one portable fan. You might consider adding some local flavor activities that come to the ship. The local squid fishing fleet was fascinating. Perhaps bringing a squid boat alongside the Andaman Explorer for an up-close view and photo opportunity might be an example of one such activity.
Again, please don't take this correspondence as complaints. We did not sign up for a maiden voyage expecting perfection but rather the unique opportunity to participate in a new adventure. We fully expected there would be some glitches and learning involved. My message is only intended as constructive criticism which I hope can benefit you in making a great travel company even better. Thanks again Pandaw for all the adventures you have taken us on!


Chicago Manual Style, or CMS, is one of the most frequently used styles for formatting academic papers in the United States. It is widely used in papers on social studies and history and is something most US students will encounter at least once in their life.
Choose a 12pt font for your paper.
All text, except for block quotes, should be double-spaced.
Create 1-inch margins from all four sides of the text.
There shouldn't be any extra space between the paragraphs.
At the top right of each page there should be a running header, where the last name of the author and the consequent page number are placed.
The title page shouldn't have the header, and the header of the next page should have the number 2.
If you are using any quoted or paraphrased fragments, there should be a corresponding footnote on the page.
The title should be located in the central part of the page. In case the title contains more than one line, it should be double-spaced.
Place your full name underneath the title and center it.
In the lower right part of the page, specify your course number, the name of your instructor, and the due date of the assignment. These three lines need to be double-spaced.
Start with the last name of the author, the date of the publication, and the number of the page.
Parenthetical citations should not contain any abbreviations.
Don't include any punctuation between the author's name and the publication date.
The publication year and the page number should be separated with a comma.
Parenthetical citations always come after direct quotes. If you are using paraphrased citations, use footnotes to reference them.
In case the author of the source is unknown, use the abbreviated title of the publication instead.
When you are citing the same pages from the same source multiple times in your text, place the citation just once after the last reference.
Since every quote should be cited according to the Chicago style, the citations can take up a big part of your paper. However, it is always better to provide as many citations as needed to create a quality paper.
Every time you include a direct or paraphrased quote in your text, you should reference it using footnotes or endnotes. Footnotes are placed in the lower part of the page where the source material is referenced. Endnotes are included in the final parts of the chapter or document and contain references to all sources cited in the paper.
The first time you are referencing the source, you need to include the full name of the author and the full title of the publication. If you are referencing the same source more than once in your paper, you should only include the last name of the author, the title shortened to fewer than 4 words, and page numbers.
The last and first name of the author.
The name of the source. The titles of books and other long sources should be italicized, while the title of journal articles and similarly brief sources should be put in quotation marks.
The information about the publisher.
When citing online sources, remember to include the date when the article was retrieved, as well as the date when it was last modified, in case this information is available.
The title of the journal.
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Alternative direct petition method—Commencement of proceedings—Notice to legislative body—Meeting—Assumption of indebtedness—Comprehensive plan.
Proceedings for the annexation of territory pursuant to this section and RCW 35.13.420 shall be commenced as provided in this section. Before the circulation of a petition for annexation, the initiating party or parties who, except as provided in RCW 28A.335.110, shall be either not less than ten percent of the residents of the area to be annexed or the owners of not less than ten percent of the acreage for which annexation is petitioned, shall notify the legislative body of the city or town in writing of their intention to commence annexation proceedings. The legislative body shall set a date, not later than sixty days after the filing of the request, for a meeting with the initiating parties to determine whether the city or town will accept, reject, or geographically modify the proposed annexation, whether it shall require the simultaneous adoption of the comprehensive plan if such plan has been prepared and filed for the area to be annexed as provided for in RCW 35.13.177 and 35.13.178, and whether it shall require the assumption of all or any portion of existing city or town indebtedness by the area to be annexed. If the legislative body requires the assumption of all or any portion of indebtedness and/or the adoption of a comprehensive plan, it shall record this action in its minutes and the petition for annexation shall be so drawn as to clearly indicate this fact. There shall be no appeal from the decision of the legislative body.
[ 2003 c 331 § 2.]
Intent—2003 c 331: "The legislature recognizes that on March 14, 2002, the Washington state supreme court decided in Grant County Fire Protection District No. 5 v. City of Moses Lake, 145 Wn.2d 702 (2002), that the petition method of annexation authorized by RCW 35.13.125 through 35.13.160 and 35A.14.120 through 35A.14.150 is unconstitutional. The legislature also recognizes that on October 11, 2002, the Washington state supreme court granted a motion for reconsideration of this decision. The legislature intends to provide a new method of direct petition annexation that enables property owners and registered voters to participate in an annexation process without the constitutional defect identified by the court." [ 2003 c 331 § 1.]
Severability—2003 c 331: "If any provision of this act or its application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the act or the application of the provision to other persons or circumstances is not affected." [ 2003 c 331 § 14.]
Effective date—2003 c 331: "This act is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, or safety, or support of the state government and its existing public institutions, and takes effect immediately [May 16, 2003]." [ 2003 c 331 § 15.]


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Contract for services in Québec: The client is still king when it comes to termination and to the service provider's compensation for loss of profit
In MDV Representations v Corporation Xprima.com inc,1 the Superior Court of Quebec recently dismissed the claims of the plaintiffs, two service providers, who unsuccessfully argued that the defendant client had wrongfully terminated their service contracts to provide web sponsorship services.
Article 2125 of the Civil Code of Québec ("CCQ") allows a party to unilaterally terminate ("resiliate") a service contract even though the work or provision of service is already in progress. However, Article 2125 of the CCQ is not of "public order," meaning the client and service provider can contract-out of its requirements. In this decision, the plaintiffs had tried to argue that they had contracted out of the provisions of Article 2125 since their service contracts contained language that allowed termination at a particular time and only if the plaintiffs had not met certain volume requirements. Although Mr. Justice Reimnitz agreed that Article 2125 of the CCQ could be contractually modified because it was not of public order, he concluded that the parties did not do so in unequivocal terms, ruling that the defendant could therefore terminate the contract without reason.
On the question of the damages claimed by the service providers, the trial judge concluded that the damages claimed for wrongful termination were all losses of future profit calculated as though the contract would not have been terminated. Following the Court of Appeal's decision in Pelouse Agrostis Turf inc v Club de Golf Balmoral,2 Mr. Justice Reimnitz ruled that such types of damages will only give rise to compensation where a client terminates a contract in bad faith or in an abusive manner, elements which the judge did not find in the case at hand.
the legal issues
Can a client to a contract for services validly renounce to its rights under Article 2125 of the CCQ? If so, what is required to give effect to such a renunciation? When a contract for services is unilaterally terminated by a client, what must the service provider establish in order to obtain damages for loss of profit?
In this decision, the plaintiffs were two service providers offering consulting services in the areas of web-related publicity and sponsorship. On June 30, 2005, the plaintiffs signed a one-year contract with the defendant Xprima, but fell short of the financial targets set forth in the agreement. Since, however, the financial results only fell short by a negligible margin, a second contract was signed in July 2006 for an additional two-year period. The duration/termination clause of the renewed contract read as follows [emphasis added]:
[Translation] 8. Duration of the contract
This contract will be in force for a 2-year period, commencing on August 1, 2006. zXprima reserves its right to terminate the contract on August 7, 2007, if at that time the Company does not reach a minimum sales volume (invoiced) of $1,000,000.
In the event of termination of the contract by Xprima, the amounts paid in representation fees will not be reimbursable.
On October 16, 2007, Xprima suddenly terminated the contract by written notice to the service providers without stating any reason for the termination. The service providers were surprised, since the minimum sales volume had already been reached by Xprima and the months of August, September and October had been particularly profitable for Xprima. The termination of this service contract was particularly dramatic for the plaintiff MC3 Media, for which the contract with Xprima represented 90 percent of its revenues. The only indication the service providers had concerning a potential termination of the contract before notice was received was a meeting held in January 2007. During that meeting, Xprima expressed certain complaints about the work of the plaintiffs, particularly concerning delays and problems related to the bimonthly representation reports of the plaintiffs, as well as the slow progress towards the financial target (as it then was).
At trial, the defendant Xprima mentioned that it was "generally unsatisfied" with the work of the plaintiffs, citing a list of minor complaints which together were alleged to be the reason for the termination. When it terminated the contract, Xprima paid the representation fees and the commissions due up to the end of October, but refused to pay any other amount claimed by the plaintiffs.
the ruling
The argument of the plaintiffs that the contract between them and Xprima was not a contract for services was summarily dismissed by the Court, since not only was the document entitled as such, it also possessed all the legal characteristics of a service contract.3 The plaintiffs then argued that, under Section 8 of the contract (cited above), Xprima could only terminate the contract during the month of August 2007 and only if the financial target was not met.
Article 2125 of the CCQ defines the rights of a party to unilaterally terminate a service contract:
2125. The client may unilaterally resiliate the contract even though the work or provision of service is already in progress.
This provision has traditionally been interpreted in both case law and doctrine as giving the client a right to unilaterally terminate a contract for services at any time and without any prior notice, leaving the service provider with only the remedy available in Article 2129 of the CCQ:
2129. Upon resiliation of the contract, the client is bound to pay to the contractor or the provider of services, in proportion to the agreed price, the actual costs and expenses, the value of the work performed before the end of the contract or before the notice of resiliation and, as the case may be, the value of the property furnished, where it can be returned to him and used by him.
For his part, the contractor or the provider of services is bound to repay any advances he has received in excess of what he has earned.
In either case, each party is liable for any other injury that the other party may have suffered.
Articles 2125 and 2129 of the CCQ, however, had previously been interpreted by the courts as not being of public order and, as such, the rights associated to these Articles could be renounced by contract where such renunciation is made unequivocally.4 In this case, Mr. Justice Reimnitz held that it was uncertain whether any renunciation was intended by the plaintiffs. He cited jurisprudence from the Quebec Court of Appeal to explain that a fixed term in a contract for services does not constitute a renunciation of the rights granted under Article 2125 of the CCQ.5
With regard to the damages claimed by the plaintiffs for future loss of profit, Mr. Justice Reimnitz concluded that no bad faith or abusive behaviour was present, which were required elements according to Agrostis, mentioned above. Furthermore, after emphasizing that no reason is required to terminate a contract for services, the judge indicated that the fact that Xprima actually had reasons—even minor reasons—to terminate the contract supported a finding that the contract was not terminated in bad faith or in an abusive manner.
It could be argued that, although Mr. Justice Reimnitz noted that the contract for services was for a fixed term, he did not put sufficient emphasis on the fact that Section 8 of the contract provided a complete termination mechanism and, more importantly, a time frame to use such a mechanism. Indeed, Section 8 provided that the contract could only be terminated in the month of August 2007 and only if the target was not met. Although previous case law had already established that the inclusion of a fixed term or a list of grounds for termination in a contract for services is insufficient to constitute a unequivocal renunciation of the rights under Article 2125 of the CCQ, the contract in the case at bar included a specific timing for the termination mechanism itself in Section 8. As such, there could be an argument that this particular part of Section 8 be considered as a renunciation of the rights conferred pursuant to Article 2125 of the CCQ. Indeed, a parallel could be drawn with the Superior Court's decision in Gendron communication inc v Videotron ltd6 where it was held that a clause stipulating a limited period for the parties to be allowed to terminate a contract for services without reason should be considered as a unequivocal renunciation of the right to terminate such contract without reason after the stipulated period.7 Such emphasis on the timing of the termination and its limitation could have been applied in MDV. Unfortunately, however, Mr. Justice Reimnitz did not appear to consider that particular characteristic of Section 8 of the service contract.8
As a result of this decision, renunciation clauses in service contracts should be drafted to clearly stipulate that the party contracting the service renounce the right under Article 2125 of the CCQ to unilaterally terminate the contract. Since a court will be looking for wording in the contract that clearly indicates an unequivocal renunciation, one way to achieve this is to specifically refer to the relevant articles of the CCQ in the renunciation clause to remove any doubt concerning the renunciation.
Finally, on the issue of compensation for loss of profit: In this decision, the defendant did not offer any compensation to the service providers for their loss of profit incurred as a result of the early termination even though the reasons submitted by Xprima were minor and the service providers met their target. Accordingly, to be compensated for such losses, the Court's decision suggests that the party contracting the service must essentially have no reason for terminating the contract before the end of its term. This adds to the already very heavy burden placed upon service providers, in general, to demonstrate that the contract was terminated in bad faith or in an abusive manner in order to obtain compensation.
One strategy as a possible solution for alleviating this heavy evidentiary burden is to include a liquidated damages amount for loss of profits in the contract for services in the event of early termination. Such an amount could vary in relation to the work performed and could be negotiated between the parties. Liquidated damages amounts, even though such amounts have the potential to be lower than the actual loss suffered, are a compelling strategy to avoid the risks associated with the burden of having to prove bad faith or abusive behaviour before the court.
by Alexandre Forest
1 2012 QCCS 2451 (CanLII) [MDV]. The decision was rendered on June 4, 2012.
2 2003 CanLII 2728 (QCCA) [Agrostis].
3 These characteristic are included in Article 2098 of the CCQ which provides as follows : "A contract of enterprise or for services is a contract by which a person, the contractor or the provider of services, as the case may be, undertakes to carry out physical or intellectual work for another person, the client or to provide a service, for a price which the client binds himself to pay."
4 For instance, in both Societe canadienne des postes v Morel, 2004 CanLII 21187 (QCCA) and Gestion environnementale Nord-Sud inc v Ste-Marthe-sur-le-Lac (City of), 2011 QCCS 1935 (CanLII), it was held that although the client accepted to resiliate the contract if one of the "events of default" took place, he still did not unequivocally renounce to his rights under Article 2125 of the CCQ. The Court found that the grounds for termination listed in the clause only added to the client's rights under Article 2125 of the CCQ. To the contrary, in Boudreau v Intersan inc, 2002 CanLII 23844 (QCCS), the Superior Court considered a termination mechanism clause as being an unequivocal renunciation without citing it at length in the judgment.
5 See Centre regional de recuperation CS inc v Laidlaw Waste Systems (Canada) Ltd, 1996 CanLII 6498 (QCCA).
6 2005 CanLII 42217 (QCCS).
7 See also, for a similar reasoning by the Court of Appeal, MCA Valeurs mobilieres inc v Valeurs mobilieres Marleau, Lemire inc, 2007 QCCA 92 (CanLII) where the parties had agreed that the contract for services could not be terminated in the first three years of its execution.
8 MDV, supra note 1 at para 96. Mr. Justice Reimnitz only wrote a short sentence at the end of his analysis concerning the impact of the fixed term of the whole contract, simply adding, concerning the ground of resiliation itself (i.e., the financial target): "[Translation] The ground of resiliation stipulated in the contract does not constitute a clear and unequivocal renunciation of the rights recognized by Article 2125 CCQ." Consequently, the question of the timing of the termination mechanism itself was never discussed.


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[ January 10, 2021 ] La Salle Upends Saint Joseph's In Second Game of Weekend Series	Atlantic 10 Conference
HomeAtlantic 10 ConferenceAtlantic 10 Announces Preseason Basketball Polls
Atlantic 10 Announces Preseason Basketball Polls
November 12, 2020 phillycollegesports Atlantic 10 Conference, College Basketball, La Salle, Men's Basketball, Temple, Women's Basketball 0
November 11, 2020 –
Richmond Men's Preseason Favorite, VCU Women's Preseason Selection
The Atlantic 10 announced the preseason polls and awards for the 2020-21 season early this week.
The Richmond Spiders were named as the men's preseason favorite getting 380 points and 19 first place votes. The Bilikens of Saint Louis had 364 points and 7 top-spot selections to finish in second place. Last year's regular season champion the Dayton Flyers were selected for third place garnering 318 points and 2 first place votes.
Locally, the Saint Joseph's Hawks and La Salle Explorers finished placing 12th and 13th. Saint Joe's totaled 85 points while La Salle got 80. Only Ryan Daly got a preseason award getting a place on the All-Conference Second Team.
The placings are as follows: 1. Richmond 2. Saint Louis 3. Dayton 4. St. Bonaventure 5. Duquesne 6. Rhode Island 7. Davidson 8. Massachusetts 9. VCU 10. George Mason 11. George Washinton 12. Saint Joseph's 13. La Salle 14. Fordham
The preseason favorite for women's basketball is the VCU Rams who got 185 points, 10 first place votes. Dayton was second getting 176 points, 2 top-spot selections. Third place went to Saint Louis who had 171 points and a first-place vote. Duquesne got a first-place vote and tied for fourth place tied at 140 points with Davidson and Fordham.
The La Salle Explorers got the 10th spot with 70 points while Saint Joseph's was 13th totaling 41 points.
Claire Jacobs was the only local player getting a preseason award as a Second Team All-Conference selection.
The final order in the preseason poll was; 1. VCU 2. Dayton 3. Saint Louis 4. Tied between Davidson, Duquesne, and Fordham 7. Massachusetts 8. Richmond 9. George Washington 10. La Salle 11. Rhode Island 12. St. Bonaventure 13. Saint Joseph's 14. George Mason
Written By: Glenn Papazian
Contact: Glenn@PhillyCollegeSports.com
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Saint Joseph's Women End Losing Streak Against Drexel 59 – 50
November 30, 2011 phillycollegesports Atlantic 10 Conference, College Basketball, Colonial Athletic Association, Drexel, Saint Joseph's, Women's Basketball 0
PHILADELPHIA, November 29, 2011 – The Drexel Dragons came into the Hagan Arena owning a three game winning streak over the Saint Joseph's Hawks in women's basketball. The Hawks broke the streak as they take […]
Saint Joseph's Block Party Beats Drexel 62 – 49
December 1, 2011 phillycollegesports Atlantic 10 Conference, College Basketball, Colonial Athletic Association, Drexel, Men's Basketball, Saint Joseph's 0
PHILADELPHIA, November 30, 2011 – The Drexel Dragons and the Saint Joseph's Hawks took the floor at the Hagan Arena. The game would feature a matchup of two of the best front courts in the […]
Ramone Moore Shoots Temple Past Villanova 78 – 67
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PHILADELPHIA, December 10, 2011 – In recent years the premier Big Five game has been the Temple Owls against the Villanova Wildcats. The two teams have been the most successful in local college basketball. It […]
Villanova Gets Defensive to Top Marquette


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Last night Person of Interest ended its 5-year run, which had seen more than its share of ups and downs, with a solid final entry that was a satisfying farewell to the show. Early entries in the fifth and final season had been so weak and droll that I hadn't held out much hope that it would get the conclusion it deserved but, happily, I was wrong and the sendoff was note perfect.
And that's how we roll on #PersonOfInterest I'm satisfied.
— Michael Emerson (@MichaelEmerson) June 22, 2016
One of the reasons I was drawn to Person of Interest in the first place was its unique take on a God-like artificial intelligence. Though the approach POI took should be obvious the temptation to make an all-knowing AI declare war on humans has made more than one show (and film) devolve into a shoot-em-up, man-vs-machine mess. Instead of revisiting that POI made the machine more Machiavellian in nature, choosing to move humans around the global chess board while flying under the radar. While it seems instinctive that a brilliant super computer would choose this path rather than employing brute strength and heavy machine guns to eliminate mankind, many writers seem to eschew what would be a logical plan for anything that fancies itself a God, instead sloppily embracing a computer-wipes-out-man-with-giant-missiles plotline. But the POI approach makes more sense, after all what good is being God if you kill all your worshippers? The machine in POI didn't despise humans, it just assumed it knew better, devalued the concept of free-will and hoped humanity would just fall in line so long as they were sufficiently entertained and fed. But humanity, like Captain Kirk in I, Mudd, declared that a gilded cage is still a cage. Pockets of resistance cropped up and the machine, convinced its intentions were noble, became confused at the pushback.
Along the way the show examined everything from privacy issues to the concept that people would easily become loyal sheep following a shepherd so long as their bellies were full and their televisions working. The idea that while privacy was slowly being eroded by the machine, while most people didn't care a wit until they were affected, was the most interesting and poignant arc the show had though, sadly, also the briefest.
Undeniably compelling characters and exemplary acting saved the show many times when the writing went off the rails but, in my opinion, the exit of Taraji Hensons Joss Carter was a wound the show couldn't survive. As interesting as Reese was his darkness needed the guidance Carter always provided, talking him down from bad places where he may have reverted to his previous, more ruthless self, Carter was an outstanding foil and her keeping Reese in check provided some of the shows most touching moments and made the Reese character intense and logical. Without her Reese had to be written as though he became a beacon of self-guided virtue overnight. Without the drama inherent in the not knowing if Reese might fly off the handle at any moment without Carters soft-yet-firm touch to guide him the show became stale and the Reese character was forced to evolve in an unbelievable way.
Adding to that problem was that Fusco, brilliantly portrayed by Kevin Chapman, was a character so similar to Reese that together the three of them made sense with Carter as the level-headed conscience of the group. Without her it became 2 antiheros with dark pasts and something that felt very done before. As the show drew to its conclusion it steered in the direction of making Harold a similar "gray area" type of character but thankfully course corrected before that arc became silly. Throw in a "please pay attention to how edgy we are" lesbian romance with Shaw and Root that was out of the blue, out of character and just plain weird and the final season had all the makings of a train wreck.
Thankfully it recovered and gave us the ending fans had been clamoring for. I won't recap it all but Harold makes the excruciating decision to destroy the machine along with its more powerful adversary, an AI named Samaritan who had intentions of ruling the world from the shadows. In the end Reese goes out fighting like a hero, which is as it should be, Shaw and Fusco walk away relatively unscathed and Harold limps back to an old love he has hidden from for decades in service of keeping her safe.
I generally don't like it when a show ends by sort of blowing up the universe. In other words when a show ends, Cheers for example, it's nice to imagine the characters are still out there, carrying on business as usual, without our prying eyes watching them. Norm still goes into the bar every evening and Sammy still yells "Norm!" when he enters, Cliff still bores new customers with made up facts and Carla is still delivering service with an attitude. Frasier took the opposite approach, which I loathe, and scattered all the characters to the winds. Would it have been so bad to end the show and let us imagine that Niles and Frasier are still meeting for coffee each morning at Café Nervosa, that Daphne and Martin are still quibbling with each other over physical therapy sessions, just without our watching them? Let us imagine the Cranes in the same glorious apartment having the same witty banter, why blow it up?
With POI, a show that had clearly lost its way and gone on a little too long, I didn't mind it as much. For all the potential the show had it quickly eroded a lot of our faith in the writers over the last season and a half and, coupled with Carters demise, the show was effectively finished last season. So why not go out with a bang? Perhaps Bones writers should watch this finale a few times, this is what a show does when it knows it has told all the stories it can; it ends it with some dignity and goes out with style. It doesn't limp along with stale character arcs or desperately put characters in wheelchairs for a ratings boost. Don't make the fans call Jack Kevorkian Bones, put yourself out of our misery.
Anyway, I digress. The very end of POI, the final minute, is a little troubling. Shaw answers a phone call, presumably from the machine which has found a way to escape its "death" and we get a slow shot of Reese's grave implying something, though I am not sure what. We never saw the missile hit the building Reese was on, we saw an explosion from a distance and made an assumption. So if there is some chance the writers are considering dragging this thing out of mothballs with a spin-off or TV movie, please don't. We assumed Reese was dead, leave him that way. As for a Shaw and the Machine style show, it would be a travesty. You had a good run, know when to say when.


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RGB2YCBCR

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NAME

rgb2ycbcr - convert non-YCbCr
TIFF
images to a YCbCr
TIFF
image

SYNOPSIS

rgb2ycbcr

[
options

]
src1.tif src2.tif ... dst.tif

DESCRIPTION

rgb2ycbcr

converts
RGB
color, greyscale, or bi-level
TIFF
images to YCbCr images by transforming and sampling pixel data. If multiple
files are specified on the command line each source file is converted to a
separate directory in the destination file.

By default, chrominance samples are created by sampling
2 by 2 blocks of luminance values; this can be changed with the
-h

and
-v

options.
Output data are compressed with the
PackBits
compression scheme, by default; an alternate scheme can be selected with the
-c

option.
By default, output data are compressed in strips with
the number of rows in each strip selected so that the
size of a strip is never more than 8 kilobytes;
the
-r

option can be used to explicitly set the number of
rows per strip.

OPTIONS

-c

Specify a compression scheme to use when writing image data:
-c none

for no compression,
-c packbits

for the PackBits compression algorithm (the default),
-c jpeg

for the JPEG compression algorithm,
-c zip

for the deflate compression algorithm,
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-c lzw

for Lempel-Ziv & Welch.

-h

Set the horizontal sampling dimension to one of: 1, 2 (default), or 4.

-r

Write data with a specified number of rows per strip;
by default the number of rows/strip is selected so that each strip
is approximately 8 kilobytes.

-v

Set the vertical sampling dimension to one of: 1, 2 (default), or 4.

SEE ALSO

tiffinfo(1),

tiffcp(1),

libtiff(3)

Libtiff library home page:
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SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

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Sports fans around the world are praying for David "Big Papi" Ortiz after the Boston Red Sox legend was shot last night. Nobody is praying harder than Maverick Schutte. The Cheyenne boy, who celebrates his 10th birthday tomorrow, made national headlines in 2016 when he met Ortiz at Fenway Park in Boston. Now, Maverick's family is sending their support to his friend and hero.
"David once told Maverick "stay strong", so now we send our words of encouragement and tell Papi "stay strong", Maverick's mom Marti Linnane posted on Facebook.
Their friendship began when Ortiz' former teammate and current MLB Network host Kevin Millar heard about the boy from Cheyenne who was born with a congenital heart defect. The Red Sox flew Maverick to Boston, where his favorite player helped him throw out the first pitch at Fenway Park. Their meeting was documented by the MLB Network special "Maverick's Dream", which won the 2016 award for MLB's Best Player-Fan Interaction.
Later that year, Maverick flew back to Boston to see Big Papi's last game. Ortiz and Maverick then reunited in 2017 when they were honored with the Courage Award at the Children and Athletes Regenerative Medicine Foundation Gala in Boston.
Prayers For Maverick Facebook page
Ortiz was shot in the back last night at a nightclub in his hometown of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors reportedly removed his gallbladder and parts of his colon and liver.
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