The New Year began with two low-pressure systems, one in the northwest, and another off the California/Baja coast creating a stream of moisture from the Pacific into Colorado. This produced 12-18" of low density snow across the area. CBMR reported 14" of snow and .3" SWE over the two days. Winds out of the southwest averaged 10-25 mph above tree line with gusts in the 50's.
1/1/17 – Satellite image from the National Weather Service showing the two low-pressure systems, one in the northwest and another off the California/Baja coast. Clouds can also be seen beginning to form over Colorado.
The storm picked up in intensity from the night of January 3rd through the 5th. The jet stream lined up overhead producing a west-southwest flow and providing abundant moisture from the Pacific. By the morning of January 5th, Schofield had received 3.7" of SWE and 30" of snow since January 1st. On the 5th, a powerful cold front slowly sagged south over Colorado and the Crested Butte area got pummeled with snow falling at 2-3" per hour rates throughout the day. After the cold front passed, measured storm totals since New Year's Day were 5.56" of SWE and 57" of snow at Irwin, 5" of SWE and 41" of settled snow at Schofield, and 47" of snow at CBMR. Behind the front, colder, drier air moved in, leaving clearing skies and frigid temperatures in its wake for January 6th.
1/4/17 – Satellite image from the National Weather Service showing the abundant moisture flowing into Colorado from the Pacific.
There were a number of problematic surfaces at the storm interface that had formed over the previous dry week, including near surface facets, surface hoar, melt-freeze crusts, and slick wind crusts. The storm created a sizeable slab that was sitting on those interfaces and persistent weak layers. The observed human triggered and natural avalanches grew larger in size as the storm progressed. Initially, there were touchy, relatively shallow storm slab instabilities, even with surprisingly low density and incohesive slabs. By the later parts of the storm, larger avalanches were failing naturally on these interfaces. The avalanche danger was rated as HIGH on both January 4th and 5th and a major natural avalanche cycle occurred with reports of many D2 to D3 avalanches around the zone. There was even some avalanche activity that 45-year locals had rarely seen.
1/3/17 – Skier triggered D2 storm slab on Schuylkill Ridge that failed on a surface hoar layer buried at the beginning of the storm.
1/6/17 – Natural D2.5 Persistent Slab avalanche on a southeast aspect of Purple Peak.
1/6/17 – Natural D2.5 persistent slab avalanche on an east aspect of Mt. Owen.
1/6/17 – CBAC Snodgrass Snow Study Plot profile showing the snowpack after this week's major storm.
From December 20th to 22nd, the snowpack continued to stabilize after the major December 16/17th storm. Valley inversions dipped to -15 in town.
12/22/16 – CBAC Snodgrass Snow Study Plot profile showing the stabilizing snowpack after the December 16/17th storm.
A warm southwestern system impacted the Elks on 22nd. The storm brought with it snowfall rates up to 2" per hour and 20-30 mph west winds above tree line. Schofield received 14" of snow and 1.3" of SWE and CBMR received 8" of snow and .8" of SWE. The avalanche danger rose to considerable at all elevations on the 23rd and observers reported natural and skier triggered storm slabs.
On the 23rd and 24th, winds out of the south averaged 15 mph with gusts up to 64 mph at the Elkton weather station. These strong southerly winds created unusual loading patterns on north faces. For example, the north face of Ruby Peak had been wind scoured near to the ground during the 12/16 storm, but was reloaded by southerly winds, and produced two natural slabs, breaking 2-3 feet deep. A large slide also ran to the valley floor off of Gothic.
12/24/16 – Pair of 2-3 foot soft slabs that ran naturally on the north face of Ruby Peak, failing on old snow at the ground.
12/24/16 – Natural avalanche on northeastern aspect of Gothic Mountain.
A cold front brought snow and strong winds from the west on the 25th. 7-14" of snow fell across the zone with Schofield picking up 8" and .8" of SWE. The strong winds formed sensitive wind slabs on leeward slopes.
12/24/16 – Satellite image from the National Weather Service showing the Christmas storm on its way to Colorado.
12/25/16 – Small skier triggered wind slab near tree line on an easterly aspect.
The 26th of December through the end of the year was characterized by dry conditions, with powerful southwesterly winds, cold temperatures, and strong solar radiation. Over this time period, the avalanche danger slowly fell. Wind slabs were a significant issue during the first part of this timeframe due to the strong winds and ample snow available for transport. The wind slabs did eventually heal and persistent slabs became the main avalanche concern. Although slowly healing there were still instabilities in the middle of the snowpack in the form of near surface facets and surface hoar buried during the Christmas storm. And of course the snowpack's basal weak layers still provided cause for concern of deeper instabilities especially near and above tree line on steep, rocky faces and bowls. Several large avalanches ran naturally on basal weak layers over this time.
12/27/16 – Slab avalanche on Schuylkill Ridge that failed on a mid pack instability.
12/26/16 – Natural, 3-5 foot deep, D2.5 persistent slab avalanche in the Anthracites that ran on or near the ground.
With clear skies, cold temperatures and strong solar radiation, future persistent weak layers formed at the snow surface during the dry spell at the end of the year. On southerly aspects, stout melt freeze crusts formed, while northerly aspects experienced near surface faceting.
Our winter had a slow start this year, with mild temperatures and little snow through mid November. Any snow left on the ground from October's light snowfall events was confined to northerly aspects at high elevations. This snow formed a pronounced layer of facets, coupled with crusts in some cases, creating a future persistent weak layer.
11/14/16 – Shady northeasterly aspects of Purple ridge snow covered with sunny aspects bare.
From mid to late November, we saw a few small storms. This new snow began to facet on various aspects. The storms were often windy with lots of snow transport forming stout, reactive, slabs on top of the October facets. Natural and skier triggered avalanches were observed during this time, mostly D1 to D2 in size.
11/20/16 – Skier triggered avalanche near Yule Pass. Hard slab that slid on October facets on north/northeast aspect.
The first major storm of the season occurred on November 28th, with accumulations near 2 feet in the western parts of the forecast area and less in the east. The Schofield Pass snotel site received 2.2" of SWE.
11/27/16 – Satellite image showing the major late November storm impacting Colorado.
This snow, combined with some existing slabs from the previous 10 days fell on sensitive weak layers near the ground on high elevation, northerly aspects. This caused the first avalanche cycle of the season, with HIGH avalanche danger above treeline on November 28th. High elevation northerly aspects were the most suspect slopes, with numerous natural slab avalanches up to size D2. At least a few avalanches also occurred on southerly aspects, including a close call in Red Lady Bowl on November 29.
11/29/16 – Skier triggered avalanche in southeast facing Red Lady Bowl after the November 28th storm.
12/1/16 – Instability Rose showing suspect northerly aspects.
Starting on the December 6th, the forecast area got back in the storm track, with zonal flow delivering storms every couple of days. This new snow piled up and added a load to the weak layers still present near the ground and also created slabs on the recently formed weak layers. The following two snowpack profiles exemplify the weak structures on both north and south aspects going into an active weather pattern in early December.
12/7/16 – Snowpack profile of north aspect on Schuylkill Ridge showing the December 6th interface on near surface facets at 62 cm and the weak depth hoar near the ground.
12/7/16 – Snowpack profile of southeast aspect on Schuylkill Ridge showing the December 6th interface with a crust sitting on weak facets.
Numerous small avalanches were observed failing on the December 6th weak layers, like this small soft slab on December 9th. On December 12th, a snowmobiler near Washington Gulch was caught and fully buried in a gulley, after triggering a 3.5' persistent slab that failed on the ground.
12/12/16 – Snowmobile triggered, caught, and fully buried in persistent slab avalanche that failed on facets near the ground.
The consistent storm pattern ended with a bang on the 15th through 17th of December when a very powerful trough hit the region. Fueled by Pacific deep moisture, the storm was generally very warm and wet with low snow-liquid ratios. Near the end of the storm, late on the 16th, a powerful cold front passed over dropping temperatures up to 30 degrees. The cold front brought with it wind gusts up to 100 mph and snowfall rates up to 4" per hour. The Schofield Pass Snotel site recorded a massive 4.8" of SWE during the mere 36-hour extent of the storm. The 4.8" of SWE only amounted to 31" of snow due to the storm's warm temperatures. Closer to town the Butte Snotel recorded 2" of SWE and 15" of snow.
12/15/16 – Satellite image showing the plume of pacific moisture being directed at Colorado.
The December 16th-17th storm added a huge load to our relatively weak snowpack, causing a widespread avalanche cycle. An Avalanche Warning was in effect on both the 16th and 17th, and the avalanche danger was rated as HIGH at all elevations for both days. Numerous D2 to D3 avalanches, both natural and skier triggered, were observed at various elevations and aspects in the forecast area. These avalanches generally failed on weak layers near the ground, but there was also a widespread mid storm instability caused by a stellar dendrite layer that resulted in many small storm slab avalanches. On the first clear day after the storm,on December 18th, a solo skier triggered a very large (D3) avalanche in Red Lady Bowl after 4 other skiers had skied the bowl earlier in the day. The avalanche propagated across much of the bowl but luckily the skier was not caught.
12/18/16 – Large skier triggered avalanche in south to southeast facing Red Lady Bowl resulting in a close call.
12/18/16 – Large avalanche crown covering multiple aspects and elevations on Mount Bellview.
12/19/16 – Avalanche Rose showing recent large avalanches.
Finally, after the late start to the season, storm after storm from late November through mid December has brought our snowpack up to above average levels. As of December 18th the Gunnison River Basin's snowpack is at 118% of average.
12/18/16 – Gunnison River Basin snowpack summary showing our current snowpack at 118% of average.


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A handful of advisors have found the 'Fountain of Growth' for their business. They have found a way to maintain a high level of energy and enthusiasm for years, an internal program that immediately gets results and increases with time, along with a strategy that is not only enjoyable to implement but attracts more referrals consistently with no extra effort.
We are all looking for a quick fix, a new tactic or tool that will magically accelerate growth, increase referrals and recharge your batteries. Most new strategies will work for a bit but have no sticking power, before you know it you are back searching for the next idea. It's only when you get Authentically Focused that your practice will transform your enthusiasm, reignite your passion, generate immediate new interest, reengage existing clients while establishing a more consistent flow of referrals without asking… It ALL happens when you get Authentically Focused.
When you combine your authentic message (NOT an elevator script) with a clear and defined focus to your business (not a target market), add a fearless determination to make a difference for others, the growth keeps on going, and there is nothing that can stop you.
Seven years ago she called me to help refocus her practice. We developed her new marketing plan emphasizing her passion to help women. We developed her signature event "Women On the Square" with her tag line "Be Informed, Be Engaged, Be Educated" both of which have spread throughout her community. Recently she received one of the highest community awards in her city and her 'Women On the Square" program played a significant role in establishing her as a woman who supports and helps women, now that's branding.
Five years ago we transformed her practice to focus on women, she launched with my Savvy Women Invest on Purpose Seminar and we developed her Savvy Women Club. Today she is hosting her 5th annual Savvy Women Awards ceremony to honor those women who have achieved financial confidence. She has had to raise her minimum and become more selective as to who she will accept as clients. And yet she continues to attract men as clients!
Two years ago with no real database to pull from we focused on how she could build a database while focusing on women. She started a financial networking group for women in her community and hasn't stopped growing. The women all pay their way and she is building a powerful brand, reputation and LOTS new connections, new introductions and new business opportunities.
Five years ago they left a wire house and went independent. They wanted help creating their new brand that would stimulate growth. They had a successful wealth practice and wanted to carve out a space for marketing to women. Their women's program generated the best marketing results, using my Savvy Women Invest on Purpose event as their springboard they even hosted a radio show for women called SavvyUp. Today most all of their marketing focuses on the women's market and the wealth firm is growing by leaps and bounds.
Four years ago this estate-planning attorney called and wanted help converting his estate planning clients into wealth management clients, he knew the source was women. We changed the way he marketed, created an event specifically for his women clients, he started his events (filled with both men and women) sharing his story "Why women" and the rest is history. He immediately started generating more referrals and had the highest conversion rate ever from his estate planning events. Today he has converted tons of his estate planning clients to his wealth management practice with women leading the way.
Five years ago she had built a successful practice, was a frequent CNBC market commentator but knew she had a passion for helping women. Hesitant to fully commit to women she carved out a path for women within her wealth management practice but the pull to what she loved won out especially when the results of this focus spoke loud and clear. Today all of her marketing is on women and she continues to attract men and couples simply because she is committed to being "authentically focused".
Three years ago a mother daughter team came to me for more focus and direction. They were already focused on women but their efforts were all over the place. There was no real consistency, they had no brand and their efforts while impressive were not generating the results they wanted. 2 years later they continue to build their brand as the Mother Daughter Duo, while they used to search out organizations where they could speak and get in front of groups of women today organizations are reaching out to them. Their brand and reputation has grown and they were now asked to speak twice to the women at "Google". Talk about great branding!
When you become Authentically Focused that becomes the tipping point to a whole new way of building a highly successful practice. Your energy and enthusiasm comes from within you, you rarely need that external motivation. Fresh ideas come to you naturally and easily integrate into your synergistic business model. You no longer crave the large conferences hoping to find a new idea, method or strategy to re-stoke the fires of growth the ideas are already inside you, bubbling to the surface.
When you become Authentically Focused what you feel inside becomes a magnet to new business. Prospects and clients can feel your passion, which translates to conviction and confidence that is highly attractive to clients of BOTH genders.


Vimeo, in partnership with Toronto International Film Festival®, announced a first-of-its-kind program today offering the Festival's world premieres a $10,000 advance for distributing via Vimeo On Demand. The program requires that Vimeo be the premiere digital window, but gives filmmakers flexibility to combine the Vimeo On Demand offer with traditional distribution including theatrical runs. Vimeo's program is a first for the independent filmmaking community and exemplifies the company's commitment to enabling filmmakers to directly connect with their audiences worldwide.
"Premiering your film at the Toronto International Film Festival now comes with the additional benefit of Vimeo's distribution offer," said Cameron Bailey, Artistic Director of the Festival. "For any independent filmmaker trying to connect with an audience -- and who isn't? -- this is a terrific new opportunity."
Films accepting the open offer will be released from their online exclusivity after a period of 30 days, or as soon as Vimeo recoups the $10,000 advance. After the advance is recouped, Vimeo will provide its industry leading 90/10 revenue split, with 90 percent going to the filmmaker after the deduction of associated transaction costs. Filmmakers will still be able to pursue traditional distribution vehicles as well as other online platforms after the exclusivity window.
Vimeo On Demand provides filmmakers with unprecedented control and flexibility, allowing them to set price, viewing format (stream or download), and geographical availability while allowing the creator to retain full ownership of the film. Moreover, filmmakers will have access to Vimeo's growing audience of over 100 million monthly unique visitors across the full spectrum of connected devices, including desktop, phone, tablet, connected TV and game consoles, all in beautiful HD quality. Since making its debut in March, Vimeo On Demand has grown to a global catalog of over 2,000 titles.


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For the award, judges selected the Active Office built at Swansea University in association with Specific. Wernick manufactured the building at its factory in Kenfig, South Wales.
The shortlisted businesses have utilised volumetric technology to deliver quality, factory-controlled, robust and sustainable offsite buildings.
The Wernick built modular office building for the University of Birmingham also found itself in the finals, thanks to the projects architects.
The high specification office block was entered into the awards by Glancy Nicholls Architects and has earned the firm a place in the finals for the Architect of the Year award.
The awards organisers commented: We have been overwhelmed with the amount of submissions received this year, so we were not envious of the judges who had the onerous job of selecting the winners and finalists.
Wernick eagerly await the results of both awards, which will be announced at the Offsite Awards ceremony in London on the 5th March 2019.
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On average, it takes a refugee two years to resettle — that's two years of waiting and wondering what's next. Here's how we helped Desbele and his family make themselves at home.
Staff from International Rescue Committee (IRC) Missoula met the family at the airport and brought them to their new home. After settling in, Desbele and his wife Samrawit attended our "Understanding the U.S. Banking System" class for refugees, which IRC Missoula and Missoula Federal Credit Union created together.
This class teaches families like Desbele's how to write a check, use an ATM machine and debit card, and understand the difference between a savings account and checking account, with trainings offered in Arabic, Swahili and Tigrinya through on-site interpreters from IRC Missoula.
Some challenges of resettlement are distinct, like language and culture. Others are universal. In a family of six, everyone has different schedules. Desbele's children (ages 5, 8, 13 and 15) go to daycare, elementary school, middle school and high school. Any parent will tell you that four kids in four schools (plus after-school activities) will make transportation tricky.
Clearly, they needed a vehicle.
Desbele went to a dealership first, where he tried to navigate a car purchase with a $500 credit card in hand. When that didn't work, he called a friend (our translator for this interview), and together they went to our credit union. Because of the banking classes he had taken, Desbele knew we would be able and willing to help with his first major purchase here.
With a loan from the credit union, Desbele was able to purchase a minivan. Now he can run errands and transport his entire family to church and school.
He can also get work. Back in Eritrea, Desbele was a midwife. Now, because of the car, he can make the commute to the Village Health and Rehabilitation Center, where he's now employed. Desbele is thrilled to be working again in the medical field.
So happy getting a loan because otherwise, it would take a very long time to get money to get a car, which would distort our plans. This opportunity allows us to dream.
With his family all together, a reliable set of wheels, and help from the local credit union, Desbele and his family are finding their place here in Missoula — a place where their dreams can come true.


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PORTLAND, Ore., May 23, 2018 -- Exterro® Inc., the preferred provider of software specifically designed for in-house legal and IT teams at Global 2000 and AmLaw 200 organizations, today announced a strategic investment from Leeds Equity Partners, a sector focused private equity firm with a two-decade history of investing in the knowledge industries. The investment will enable Exterro to accelerate development of its market-leading orchestrated e-discovery solution and continue to strengthen the resources required to deliver world-class support to its customers.
"Exterro was founded with the simple vision that applying the concepts of process optimization and data science to the way companies respond to litigation would drive more successful outcomes at a lower cost," said Bobby Balachandran, President and CEO, Exterro. "I am excited to begin work with our new partners from Leeds Equity Partners to increase operational efficiency, drive growth and create long-term business value for our customers."
Leeds Equity is the leading private equity firm with an exclusive focus on investing in the Knowledge Industries, a sector which includes information services, education and training, and software. The firm's investment professionals dedicate significant time and resources to each portfolio company, working closely with senior management to execute on strategy, drive innovation, and invest in growth, all with the goal of better serving customers and creating long-term business value.
Leeds Equity's experience investing in the legal sector includes its investment in BARBRI, which is one of the largest providers of practical legal education to law students and attorneys throughout their careers. At the core of BARBRI is its bar review offering, which has helped more than 1.3 million lawyers around the world pass a U.S. bar exam. Also included is The Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS), a member-based organization for professionals in the private and public sectors who work in the field of e-discovery.
"Bobby and his team have built a very successful business through deep strategic vision, leading product innovation, focus on customer success and strong operating fundamentals," said Jacques Galante, Managing Director, Leeds Equity Partners. "We look forward to partnering with them to develop and execute on the numerous strategic growth opportunities within the e-discovery and information governance markets."
The investment will enable Exterro to accelerate product development across their entire Orchestrated E-Discovery platform. For example, the company recently announced the launch of Exterro Smart Labeling, the industry's most advanced use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Exterro Review product. Exterro Smart Labeling leverages the latest Deep Learning technology innovations to help guide reviewers by constantly analyzing and understanding the context of their labeling decisions, and suggesting/queueing the most relevant unreviewed documents, saving significant time and cost. Exterro Smart Labeling is the first instantiation of Exterro's Artificial Intelligence vision to infuse AI throughout the entire E-Discovery process. In the near future, Exterro will be launching new AI capabilities that will drive efficiency in the identification, preservation and collection stages of the process. Marks Baughan served as financial advisor to Exterro on this transaction.
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Well its here the new look Bouncing Ball films web site and we couldn't be more pleased. The site now reflects our modern, stylish, style of filming.
We are very excited to have finally launched after almost a full year in development! You'll see things are looking pretty spiffy around here and it's all been completely re-designed from the ground up.
Admittedly, I was a little but shy to the idea of re-doing our entire website at first because I knew what a large undertaking it would be. It will help us grow as not only as a business, but also help us display all our amazing clients videos in the best possible way.
We feel good about the fact that our website is now easy to navigate and how truly awesome it now looks!


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This, my friends, is my paternal grandfather's specialty. We actually called him Tatay, which he prefered. This was always requested by friends and family during special occasions. He loved making it for people and I'm sure he especially loved watching people enjoying it.
Sapin sapin literally means "layer layer". There are different versions of this sweet dish. Some have more layers with different flavours (like jackfruit and sometimes pandan). His version only had two layers and it was very simple but it was authentic and, in my opinion, the best sapin sapin I've tasted. I love the stickiness of it and it wasn't too sweet. He liked to serve it with latik (fried coconut milk solids).
My Tatay taught my mother the recipe and she has taught me. I now share the recipe with you.
In a large bowl, mix the rice flour, water and sugar. Whisk out any lumps, ensuring the mixture is smooth. Pour half of the mixture into a large, well buttered tray. Place in a steamer (we used a large wok with a rack with a lid/foil) and steam for about 30 minutes until it has set.
Add the ube powder to the remaining mixture and whisk well. Pour over the cooked layer and steam again for another 30 minutes.
To serve, spread latik on the top. You can get the recipe here.
I never had this before. Thanks for sharing this family recipe.
just talking about sapin-sapin yesterday & hear you are with your Tatay's recipe! I'd take this a sign to make ASAP.
I love family recipes. If nothing else, you can be sure that they are good. I've not had much of Phillipino foods, but I guess this is a good starting point as any!
Sapin Sapin is one of my favourite Filipino desserts. I just havent had the confidence to make it. Thanks for giving us the recipe. I will certainly put it on my list of things to try and make.
And the dessert fairy strikes again! I'm gonna freakin make this with flying kicks! No! I'm gonna let my wife make this with flying kicks! hihihihhi!


Through introductions involving a mutual friend, I meet Jenny for coffee. The aroma from the cafe's roaster lingers, and as appealing as that may be, I order Darjeeling tea.
Between bites of muffin and sips of her soy latte, Jenny establishes herself as intelligent, fiercely independent and motivated in pursuit of her life goals. She coaches others on using similar tactics applicable in their own lives and careers. For added measure, she drank the kool-aid for becoming certified by various institutions, which appeases some of her clients.
She explains the premise of a book that she just finished writing along with ideas worth exploring for future endeavours.
One particular aspect remains difficult for her to articulate. She embodies that feeling of a word being on the tip of one's tongue with simultaneous awareness of not yet knowing the word.
I feel compelled to provide not just a token word but something that satiates and quenches the paradox, but no such word comes to my mind, either.
That's it– not a word, not even a phrase but an idea.
My memory pulls down a book on architecture now considered a modern classic, The Timeless Way of Building by Christopher Alexander, 1979. The author introduced a generation to differences between design versus experience, particularly in architecture of buildings but also applied to construction of software among many other subjects.
In certain circles, his fame grew from a successful experiment in Oregon where paths remained unpaved at a new college campus. Instead of dictating where the paths should be carved, observing wear patterns on the ground after actual use revealed where to put them. This also helped determine major thoroughfares and quiet paths alike.
Talking about many wonderful facets of this book and how it has been applied with much success throughout many disciplines fills much of my conversation with Jenny.
One point that I highlight, as emphasized throughout its text: The author describes the quality without a name. He immediately advises avoiding the obvious acronym, "QWAN".
After all, much value exists by this quality remaining nameless.
History demonstrates countless prior efforts becoming subverted largely due to misusing a name. For instance: quietly replacing propaganda with public relations which blossomed through the mid Twentieth Century and to this day obscures its agenda component; or prior campaigns for raising one's level of conscious awareness through proper attitude becoming hijacked in the 1980's as simply "Attitude!" plus most other terms during 2010's being labelled as an internet meme.
I feel so strong about the value for Jenny and her immediate colleagues grokking this concept that I offer my cherished copy of the book for her to borrow.
Weeks later, Jenny's innermost circle of life and leadership coaches meets at her house. I'm invited too.
Upon arrival, I hand her the book. Seconds later, a kitchen timer rings. She serves gooey cinnamon sticky-buns that were warming in the oven.
After sampling a piece herself, she immediately returns to the book. Turning from page to page, she notes aloud the excellence of writing and elegance of concepts presented.
Ideas expressed in the book become the subject or at least opener for many subsequent conversations over the next several months. Sometimes, the group meets in person. Other times, it takes place via 4-way video chat.
Going against the author's advice, the professional coaches latch onto the acronym, QWAN. This begins innocently enough. First, they attempt finding a domain-specific term, one directly applicable to their clients. Futility gives way to using the ill-advised acronym as placeholder, and as habit emerges, the proxy becomes de facto.
On one such call, Jenny indicates that she should return the book and purchase her own copy.
The timing is fortuitous, as the book's subject arises while mentoring another new contact of mine from a different network. It would be useful lending the book to this other person.
For our next meeting in person, however, Jenny forgets to bring the book.
Months go by, as she has a busy travelling schedule.
Upon her return, we arrange meeting at a coffee shop near her house for the main purpose of returning the book to me, but again, she forgets to bring the book.
I would go the few blocks to retrieve it after we've finished with coffee, but she's heading out directly from the cafe for additional errands in preparation of her next business trip.
This becomes a running joke with my wife. During breakfast or dinner conversations, the topic sometimes touches upon architecture or books. After an eventual segue, I express doubt if the book still exists, or if it does, whether it is intact, pages stuck together from cinnamon bun fingers or otherwise damaged.
Maybe it's karma. Either this resolves a prior mistake of mine, or if setting itself up as Jenny's karma, that would be of her concern, not mine.
At a certain level, it's just a thing. While I appreciate the book and enjoy lending my relatively few possessions to others where it may be of actual benefit, in the end, a book remains just a thing. Perhaps this teaches detachment.
My wife offers a third option: Maybe it's about fighting for it.
Based upon my upbringing, I counter: Maybe it's about letting go.
It would be another full year before breaking radio silence with Jenny.
In that time, similar circumstances play out with a long-time friend. With that one, however, I lent him money. Some people get weird when money is involved. It's now many months past when he committed to repaying.
My wife asks if I see the pattern and also has me inquire of myself, what is the one thing consistent among these and similar episodes of my life.
Of course, this pattern of treatment should not be tolerated.
The one thing in common here, obviously, is me– my involvement with such people.
While being treated this way by another person indicates anything but a true friend, I hesitate naming this type of person. On one hand, naming something becomes a first step towards controlling the situation. On the other, naming something brings it to the foreground of awareness, and I'd rather shed such a category of people from my life.
As sometimes said about life, you must close one door before the next will open.
With nothing to lose that hasn't already been lost, I request everything be returned from everyone.
My wife acknowledges the moose in the tent: if so, why didn't Jenny initiate returning the book herself?
Jenny agrees to meet… but in another week, because she's travelling for the next few days.
The day arrives… but she isn't feeling well, so we reschedule.
When that day comes… she reschedules to later in the afternoon.
Again, I question to my wife if the book actually exists or is intact. I'll believe it when I see it.
Fifteen minutes before the re-rescheduled time, a text message arrives. Jenny is just leaving her house and will be at my apartment building in about fifteen minutes. At her request due to perpetual parking difficulties in our neighbourhood, I agree to meeting her at the corner.
My wife muses whether Jenny will send another text about something coming up at the last minute.
Two minutes to the hour, Jenny's next text message states that she's here!
There's Jenny holding the book.
As we talk, my fingers find the pages crisp with no evidence of sticky bun. Yes, the book remains in great condition, just as it was lent to her well over two years ago.
We catch-up on whereabouts of mutual acquaintances and such things.
In mid sentence, Jenny yells "No" repeatedly as she sprints away.
A Parking Enforcement officer snaps a picture of Jenny's car, framing its license plate and the adjacent "No Parking Beyond Here" sign, which her car clearly straddles.
He had not yet taken a picture of the bright red fire hydrant, for which this bit of road made the posted parking prohibition redundant.
After saying that she was right here with the car the whole time, was simply stopping to return a book while pointing at me holding said book, and was surprised that parking rules were enforced on a Sunday– the officer responds by noting that in essence she just admitted wilful violation.
He points out multiple available parking spots just two and five car lengths further ahead, and had it only been a moment like she said, those spots were probably vacant when she illegally parked here.
After further scolding, the officer finishes by saying that he won't give her the $100 ticket, for he's feeling generous today.


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Species are often involved in complex interactions with other species, which can affect their occurrence, abundance, feeding habits and disease transmission. Observing and studying species interactions can be difficult. To circumvent this problem, ecologists increasingly rely on remote devices such as camera traps. In a recent study carried out by researchers from the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (Leibniz-IZW) in Germany and University of California, Davis, USA, the scientists explored to what extent camera trap data are suitable to assess subtle species interactions such as avoidance in space and time. The study is published in the international journal Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation.
Species interact in numerous ways. In mammals, many interactions are detrimental for at least one of the species, such as cases of predation or disease transmission. In such cases, a species (say, a prey) may choose to avoid encounters with a second species (say, a predator). The researchers focussed on two situations: spatiotemporal avoidance, where the prey avoids its predator simply by going somewhere else, and temporal segregation, where the prey avoids being present in the same location as its predator by being active at times when the predator is not.
The aim of the current study was to create a framework that researchers worldwide could use to detect interactions between species based on their own camera trap data. The scientists used computer simulations to find out how camera-trap data can best be used to study such species interactions. "Identifying which statistical tool is the most sensitive was one of the main goals of our work, as we are aware how challenging it can be to collect large datasets under natural conditions, even with camera traps", explains Dr Alexandre Courtiol, one of the leading Leibniz-IZW scientists on this project. The proposed approach should allow other scientists to determine which statistical method to use and how many records they need to best understand species interactions for their specific field study. "We show that for many realistic scenarios many records are needed to produce trustworthy results, but I am optimistic: we can achieve this by standardizing data collection and combining datasets from multiple studies. In short, we must collaborate," Courtiol adds.
The journal Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation created a short video about this work. A fantastic example of how theoretical science can be shared with a wider audience. Click here to watch the video.
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You might consider purchasing Gooloo Jump Starter 4000. But is it the best option for you? Here's what you should know about this product. You are more likely need a car jump starter since you will be in need of one at some point.
Are you looking for the best jump starter for your car? Are you tired of cheap cigarette lighter jump starters that don't hold a charge long enough to start your car — let alone a flashlight? Are you frustrated with jump starters that don't let you choose how much power they put out, which burns out your battery before jumping your car even starts? Or are you just fed up with cheap jump starters that don't work well and break soon after you buy them? If so, this article is for you. Whether it's cars, trucks, SUVs or RVs (just to name a few) — Gooloo Jump Starter is the perfect tool to keep in your vehicle.
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The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 is a compact and portable power supply that can recharge your smartphone and jump-start your car. This device offers an incredible amount of power, but it comes with significant risk.
Gooloo's compact jump starter is rated at 4,000 amps, which is powerful enough to start a 12-volt vehicle with up to 8.0 liters of gasoline or 6.5 liters of diesel. This model is equipped with two USB ports for recharging smartphones and tablets, as well as 12-volt and 18-volt ports for powering other devices.
In addition to its impressive power rating, the Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 has a number of safety features built in to protect both you and your car from damage. These include a reverse polarity alarm, over-current protection and short circuit protection. It also includes a flashlight that can be set to either strobe or SOS mode in case you get into trouble while on the road.
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The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 has a rectangular plastic shell, measuring 7 by 3.4 by 1.2 inches (HWD) and weighing 12.6 ounces. It's heavier than the Anker Roav Jump Starter Pro and the DBPOWER 600A Peak 18000mAh Portable Car Jump Starter, but it's also more powerful than both of those models, delivering as much as 4,000 amps of peak current to start a dead car battery.
The front panel features a rubberized power button in the center, with a battery-strength icon next to it showing the status of the internal battery when the device isn't plugged into a car battery and charging. Below that is a USB Type-A port, protected by a plastic door that slides open and closed to reveal or conceal the port.
On one side of the jump starter is a 12V DC automotive accessory port protected by an identical sliding door, while on the other side is a micro USB port for charging from an outlet or computer (a micro USB cable is included). The remaining ports are on the rear panel: A pair of USB Type-A ports for charging devices (one 5V/2.4A port for mobile devices, and one 5V/1A port for smaller items).
The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 looks like a standard, black plastic jump starter. It's very plain and doesn't have any additional features other than its ability to jump-start a car and charge your mobile devices. There are three lights on the front of the device: one for normal charging, one for error/faulty charging, and one for when the device is fully charged.
It is a compact portable jump starter that packs a punch. At roughly the size of an iPhone 6 Plus, it's small enough to store in a glove compartment or backpack and strong enough to start most cars—including SUVs, trucks, and vans—up to 20 times on a single charge.
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The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 is a solid performer. It can start engines up to 7.0 liters, and it has a peak output of 800 amps. Like the other jump starters we tested, it has an LED torch, USB ports for charging mobile devices, and cables with built-in safety features. It also comes with a two-year warranty.
Its LCD screen is one of the best features about this jump starter pack. It shows the battery level in 25 percent increments, and it also displays when you've made a successful connection from the clamps to the car's battery or when you've engaged emergency mode. It's also large enough to read easily—there are no tiny numbers here that require squinting or holding the device at arm's length to read correctly.
Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 also known as GP37-Plus can jump start your car or truck, charge your mobile devices, and even act as a flashlight. It's not quite as good as the NOCO Genius Boost Sportsman GB20 400 Amp 12V UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starter, but it's a close second.
This Gooloo Jump Starter 4000A is a good choice if you're looking for a way to jump start your vehicle. It's easy to use, charges quickly and can be used multiple times before recharging. It has an LED light built in along with dual USB ports for charging mobile devices. I'm not keen on its price tag, but it's still worth consideration.
Specifications Of Gooloo Jump Starter 4000
Brand: GOOLOO
Model: GP4000
Capacity: 26800mAh
LED Light: Solid/Strobe/SOS
Input: Wall & Car Charger
USB Output: Dual USB Quick Charge (5V/3A, 5V/2.4A); USB-C 5V/3A, Cigarette Lighter Adapter (15V/10A)
Available Variant Colors: Yellow, Orange
1x GOOLOO Heavy-Duty Portable Car Battery Jump Starter GP4000
1x Smart Jumper Cable
1x Quick Charge Wall Charger
1x USB to Type-C Cable
1x Storage Case
Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 Pricing and Configurations
The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 (at Amazon) is an excellent option for that last category: a powerful, versatile jump starter that can also charge laptops and small appliances, thanks to AC outlets. It costs $200 less than similar models from Noco and Stanley, but those models don't have built-in air compressors like the Gooloo does. It's a good option if you want maximum power and versatility at a midrange price.
The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 is a sleek, if pricey, car jump starter that can get you back on the road in a hurry. Like other jump starters we've reviewed, the Jump Starter 4000 is relatively easy to use: Plug in the included jumper cables, connect them to your car's battery terminals (red positive, black negative), turn on the power button.
You can use the Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 in two ways: to jump-start your car or other vehicle, or to recharge your phone or tablet when you're away from an outlet. You'll need a set of jumper cables (the package includes some) to start your vehicle. The device has two USB ports for charging mobile devices. One is rated at 5V 2A for recharging tablets, while the other is rated at 5V 1A for charging phones.
There are three LED lights on the front of the Jump Starter 4000 that indicate how much power is left in the device's internal battery. If they're all lit, there's more than 60 percent left; if two are lit, there's between 30 and 60 percent; if one light is lit, there's less than 30 percent left; and if none are lit, there's less than 10 percent left.
Powerful And Reliable Car Battery Jump Starter: With a 4000A peak current, it can start all gasoline engines and diesel engines up to 10.0L in just a few minutes. This includes cars, motorcycles, RVs, tractors, trucks, cargo vans, ATVs, snowmobiles, yachts and many more.
Emergency Life Saver: The GOOLOO GP4000 portable car battery jump starter can jump start vehicles in a matter of seconds so that you aren't stranded and unsafe for longer than needed. A full charge can boost most vehicles over 60 times!
High Capacity Portable Charger: GOOLOO Car Starter GP4000 is equipped with dual USB charge ports (one compatible with fast charging). It can be taken anywhere and quickly charge numerous portable devices, such as smartphones, tablets, cameras, GPS, camcorders, Bluetooth headphones and more.
Type C Input and Output: Supports USB type-C charging (5V/3A). You can use it to charge your other devices or charge the jump starter itself.
Super Security & Ruggedness: The GP4000 Smart Jumper Cable are constructed with all-metal clamps to prevent breakage caused by long-term use. And it has 10 protections, including overcurrent protection, overload protection, overvoltage protection and overcharge protection, making it totally safe for anyone to use.
Rugged 12V Car Jump Starter: The hardened plastic and rubber corners make sure the starter can withstand drops without any problem. A built-in flashlight can assist you in vehicle emergencies at night.
Doesn't hold power long in storage
Some compatibility issues with larger vehicles
No digital interface yet
Gooloo Jump Starter 4000-2022 Review
The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 is a compact jump starter that can restart your car's engine in an emergency. It's small enough to fit into a glove compartment and it has enough power to restart a dead battery on a huge V-8 SUV. It's also quite affordable, especially compared with our current Editors' Choice, the NOCO Boost Plus GB40 (at Amazon), which is more expensive but offers more power. Still, the Gooloo Jump Starter gets the job done, and I recommend it as a good alternative to the NOCO GB40 for jump starting automobiles in emergencies.
The Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 delivers like a champ. It's an outstanding jump starter that deserves its spot as a leading contender on the field. It handles up to 1000A for 60 seconds, which is more than enough power to start pretty much any vehicle you can think of. If you're in dire need of a jump starter and want to get the job done fast then this is the model for you.
Despite its high price tag, it performs exceptionally well and has enough output capacity to power most vehicles on the road today. It's worth every penny, so when you have more money than you know what to do with, then this would be an excellent addition to your garage.
For you really love to travel and see different locations, there's no better way to do it than with a car.
1 About Gooloo Jump Starter 4000
1.1 Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 Design
1.1.1 Performance
1.2 Specifications Of Gooloo Jump Starter 4000
1.2.1 Package List
1.3 Gooloo Jump Starter 4000 Pricing and Configurations
1.3.1 The Good
1.3.2 The Bad
1.4 Gooloo Jump Starter 4000-2022 Review
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Massachusetts House and Senate override governor's veto of expansive pro-abortion law
By Nancy Flanders | December 29, 2020 , 02:15pm
The Massachusetts House and Senate have voted to override Governor Charlie Baker's veto of legislation to expand access to abortion and codify abortion into state law.
On Monday, the House voted 107-46 to override the governor's Christmas Eve veto, according to WBUR, just clearing the two-thirds majority required to do so. As expected, the Senate followed on Tuesday, voting 32-8 to override, according to MassLive. In an email, the Catholic Action League called the pro-abortion vote "a moral tragedy, which will likely result in even more pre-born children being cruelly killed under the color of law, and which is compounded by the reality that a clear majority of baptized Catholics in the House voted to license this grave evil."
It will now be legal in Massachusetts for 16-year-olds to undergo abortions without parental consent. Abortion will also be allowed until birth for "fatal fetal anomalies," and at any time if a doctor (including the abortionist, who makes money from the procedure) determines an abortion will "preserve" the mother's physical or mental health. According to a summary by MAFamily.org, the law will now read (emphasis added):
If a pregnancy has existed for twenty-four weeks or more, no abortion may be performed except by a physician and only if it is necessary in the best medical judgment of the physician, to preserve the life of the patient, or if it is necessary, in the best medical judgment of the physician, to preserve the patient's physical or mental health, or, in the best medical judgment of the physician, an abortion is warranted because of a lethal fetal anomaly incompatible with sustained life outside the uterus.
The phrases "incompatible with sustained life" and "preserve… physical or mental health" are undefined, and could be broadly applied according to any physician's personal determination.
The law also allows for infanticide. According to MA Family (emphasis added):
Physicians are no longer required to save the life of a baby born during a post-24-week abortion. (Amendment §22I)
Repeals Section 12O, which currently says, "If an abortion is performed pursuant to section twelve M, no abortion procedure which is designed to destroy the life of the unborn child or injure the unborn child in its mother's womb may be used unless, in the physician's best medical judgment, all other available procedures would create a greater risk of death or serious bodily harm to the mother either at the time of the abortion, or subsequently as the result of a future pregnancy, than the one being used." …
… The current language in the law that prohibits passive infanticide is found in Section 12P…. This new legislation simply requires that there be life-saving equipment present, but doesn't require that the physician actually USE it. Instead, the operative language is merely that the equipment would "enable the physician…to take appropriate steps." This is profoundly different from existing law and not materially different on the infanticide issue from the ROE Act….
After the pro-abortion Roe Act failed to gain momentum in the legislature, pro-abortion Massachusetts lawmakers buried a similar amendment within the $46 million state budget. The House and Senate both passed the budget by veto-proof margins, and Gov. Baker approved the budget but returned the abortion portion to the House and Senate with proposed changes, which allowed it to function as a standalone bill. While Baker, a Republican, is a supporter of abortion, he stated that he felt the abortion amendment went too far.
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"These are important changes to protect a woman's reproductive rights and autonomy in the commonwealth, and I support them," Baker wrote about allowing abortion after 24 weeks when the baby receives a fatal diagnosis. "However, I cannot support the other ways that this section expands the availability of late-term abortions and permits minors age 16 and 17 to get an abortion without the consent of a parent or guardian."
Baker removed the change to the parental consent age and proposed changing the language surround late-term abortion. He also wanted to add penalties for abortionists who violate the abortion law after 24 weeks or fail to maintain life-saving equipment. However, the Senate and House both rejected Baker's proposed changes. On Christmas Eve, Baker vetoed the abortion bill.
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The International Whaling Commission is a moment to look back at our industrialized brutality towards the ocean's most majestic creatures, and to decide whether to learn from those crimes against ecology or not. We know we can do better, but will we?" Image: Supplied
The International Whaling Commission is not something that's traditionally been on the surfing world's radar. Considering the fact that as surfers we are shoulder-to-shoulder with cetaceans (all whales, dolphins, and porpoises) in lineups all around the world, that's a shame. We share that interspecies joy of riding waves together—something that is hard to find a parallel for in any other human and non-human animal relationship. I haven't seen any bushmen running alongside wild lions, stoked on how good it feels to simply run fast downhill, have you?
A five-day IWC plenary meeting ended on September 14th in Florianopolis, Brazil. Set up in 1946, the IWC's mission is to "provide for the proper conservation of whale stocks and thus make possible the orderly development of the whaling industry." In 1982, the IWC adopted a moratorium on commercial whaling, due to the decimation of whale species from industrialized whaling. All countries participating in the kills stopped the slaughter, except Russia and Japan who slip through a "scientific whaling" loophole, and Iceland and Norway who simply do not observe the international call for cetacean protection.
Japan, Iceland, and Norway typically petition the commission to expand "scientific" kill quotas and even re-legalize commercial whaling, dragging with them small countries they may have coerced into voting in support of such backward thinking. The meetings contain observations from countries who want to resume commercial whaling and will display very flimsy science aimed at such an end. Credible scientific studies from pro-conservation countries will be presented in opposition, and then lunch happens, or one of the many other breaks that always seem to pop up. When the meeting resumes, the loop begins again and a lot of the time not a hell of a lot gets done. It's a big, slow boat to try and move.
Every IWC meeting, however, has a moment where common sense wisdom is shared. This year it came from Brazilian Governmental Minister Edson Duarte. "The world recognizes the urgent need to respond to the challenges posed by the current model of economic development," he said. "The time has come to act in the IWC in a convergent way so that this forum can also present a joint vision regarding the conservation and management of the marine environment."
Duarte went on to talk about the numerous other challenges the marine ecosystem is facing. "It is time for progress, not setbacks," he explained. "The oceans are the major carbon sinks; however, they are also under threat from climate change. Scientists point out that the coming years will be even hotter, bringing new ingredients to the universal climatic scene and putting the entire marine ecosystem at risk. In the face of this, worldwide concern for the sustainability of marine biodiversity grows. Whales, as well as dolphins, still suffer from problems such as bycatch, anthropogenic underwater noise, ships strikes, and the huge amount of marine debris and plastic in the seas. These are increasing challenges that demand a broader conservation agenda."
Brazil has a vast coastline, which makes the country a key player in the fight for cetaceans and the environment.
"With approximately 7,500 kilometers of coastline in the Atlantic Ocean, Brazil plays a fundamental role in facing the multiple challenges posed by coastal and marine management," Duarte said. "With the expressive support of civil society organizations, the government of President Michel Temer has recently made the decision to create four conservation units in two oceanic archipelagos that have an incalculable wealth of biodiversity. With the creation of these 90-million-hectare conservation units with an area equivalent to the combined territories of France and Germany, Brazil significantly increased the percentage of its protected areas in its coastal-marine zone from 1.5% to 26%."
The South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary that Minister Duarte is referring to has already been voted against by the whaling nations from the northern hemisphere, and reports from local surfers say that foreign fishery representatives have been visiting fishing villages throughout Brazil trying to persuade locals to hunt whales again and fully exploit the marine wildlife that still thrive in local waters.
It's common to see a town that clings to old dying practices like commercial industrial whaling and fishing losing their future. The wildlife is disappearing and with it the ability to make a reasonable catch. The logic in all of us knows we have a broken system that is leading to collapse.
From that logic, we can look to alternatives that keep us on the coast, diving and in our boats, away from terrestrial lives we know are not for us. We can look to the Azores Islands, Australia, New Zealand, and many other countries where whale watching operators who were once whalers are now running booming family businesses. Every year the whales are not hunted, their populations increase. And as their populations increase, so too do encounters for the happy whale watchers. Globally, whale watching is a multi-billion-dollar industry that is growing by 10 percent each year. Whaling operations in places where whaling is still practiced run at such a crippling loss that government subsidization is needed to keep companies afloat. Rightfully, an attempt to bring back commercial whaling operations was defeated at the IWC on Friday. Still, however, the scientific loophole exploited by Japan exists, and the blatant disregard for the moratorium continues in Norway and Iceland.
The economic argument is not the sole reason for protecting cetaceans. This is a global loss. It doesn't feel right. It doesn't feel like the best we can do. It feels like we have missed out when we hear our grandparents talk about how they would surf the reef and then dive for abalone to cook up, or watch in awe as great schools of sardine would black out the water and whales would frequent the coves in winter to give birth to their calves. It doesn't feel right that we might be the ones telling our kids how we saw the last whales in the channels or the last super pods of dolphins.
The International Whaling Commission provides a brief but crucial moment when countries' environmental representatives gather to review and discuss cetaceans. It's a moment to look back at our industrialized brutality towards the ocean's most majestic creatures, and to decide whether to learn from those crimes against ecology or not. We know we can do better, but will we?


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TORONTO, October 2015 – After two decades of removal attempts, the Canadian Federal Court has ordered the deportation of a Mississauga resident reportedly sent by the Sri Lankan guerrilla group known as the Tamil Tigers to run an organization alleged to be a front for terrorist activity.
Since being arrested in Toronto in 1995, 60 year-old Manickavasagam Suresh has been the target of multiple deportation efforts. After a longstanding history in the courts, his case resurfaced last month after Suresh applied to the Federal Court on October 5 to overturn a ruling by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). Suresh had received an IRB decision on September 17 deeming him criminally inadmissible to Canada.
According to official documents, the IRB found Suresh inadmissible under sections of Canadian immigration law that permit individuals to be deported for belonging to terrorist groups or otherwise being involved in terrorism. In Suresh's application, his legal representatives indicated their intention to refute the IRB's findings that he was "engaged" and "complicit" in terrorist activity.
The charges against Suresh stemmed from his role at the head of a Toronto-based non-profit organization called the World Tamil Movement (WTM). The IRB ruling depended on allegations that Suresh had been given control of the WTM by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), and that the organization had "raised significant funds" for them. The RCMP labeled the WTM a "front organization" for the Sri Lankan guerillas.
Suresh's 1995 arrest had the approval of Jean Chrétien's Liberal government. Upholding the decision, the Federal Court of Appeal stated, "Those who freely choose to raise funds to sustain terrorist organizations bear the same guilt and responsibility as those who actually carry out terrorist acts."
Suresh was to be deported, but the Supreme Court overturned the order in 2002. The Court ruled that his alleged security threat to Canada had to be weighed against his likelihood of facing torture if returned to Sri Lanka.
Since then, Suresh has been residing and working in Mississauga as a computer engineer. A National Post article in 2005 reported that he had been living a quiet life. For years, it seemed as though he was safe from deportation, but the new case renewed the official efforts to have him removed from the country.
Speaking on behalf of the IRB, Anna Pape declined either to confirm or deny the details of Suresh's case. The reasons for approving his deportation further remain unclear as the IRB's official explanation of the ruling has yet to be filed in court.
Political changes in Sri Lanka
Suresh's home country has changed significantly in the two decades since he was first arrested in Canada. Sri Lanka elected its new president Maithripala Sirisena in January of this year. Sirisena is largely perceived as being more open to reforms than the previous president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, who quashed the Tamil Tigers in 2009 in a devastating military offensive that raised controversy for its undisclosed number of civilian casualties.
An investigative effort by the RCMP called Project Osaluki led to the dismantling of the World Tamil Movement. The project had unearthed evidence that the WTM transported millions of dollars to the Sri Lankan guerilla forces. In 2008, Canadian authorities added the organization to their list of terrorist entities.
According to the website of Public Safety Canada website, "The leadership of the WTM acts at the direction of the LTTE and has been instrumental in fundraising in Canada on behalf of the LTTE. WTM representatives canvas for donations amongst the Canadian Tamil population, and have been involved in acts of intimidation and extortion to secure funds."
Connections to the Tamil Tiger movement have led to deportation efforts against other Sri Lankan nationals as well as Suresh. In 2012, Canada Border Services Agency revealed its request for the Immigration and Refugee Board to file a deportation order against an unnamed Sri Lankan refugee who was allegedly linked to terrorist activities.
Dissident political involvement is only one of the reasons that a visitor, resident, or immigrant can be deported or denied entry to the country. You may read more on our website about other activities that can render foreign nationals vulnerable to charges of criminal inadmissibility to Canada.


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