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Risk and investment property are two concepts normally never associated with each other, however, with continuing trends of investors towards financing their entire purchase and legal fees it is apparent that they are now indivisible and must be considered prior to any investment property purchase.
These factors and risks can influence both the investor and the financial institutions used for finance resulting in sometimes unforseen additional costs to counter some risks such as mortgage insurance, landlord insurance and even income protection insurance.
The most obvious point to note when evaluating these risks is to do your homework and to get more than one professional opinion, as in most cases that one professional will have conflicting interests as they will be the real estate agent selling the property.


This research paper sets out to determine whether domestic investors, constrained by capital controls, can minimise the adverse effects of a volatile ZAR by constructing stock portfolios based on three classifications. Stocks are defined as either hedge, leverage or play, according to the currency denomination of revenues earned and costs incurred by the company. Beta coefficients are estimated for the three groups and expected returns are calculated for the different investors, which are predetermined by their future exchange rate expectations vis-a.-vis purchasing power parity (PPP).
Valverde, S. 2008. A portfolio analysis based on the leverage effect of exchange rates on JSE stocks. University of Cape Town.


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Die Neuseeländische Badmintonmeisterschaft 1968 fand in Dunedin statt. Es war die 35. Austragung der Badmintonmeisterschaften von Neuseeland.

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Annual Handbook of the International Badminton Federation, London, 28. Auflage 1970, S. 248–250

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By Anahita | Published: Sep 04 2014
Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts launched a crowdfunding campaign this summer for a new city-wide ARTS APPÂ – Â an easy-to-use, on-the-go way of finding out who, what, where and when performances are happening. Good on them – I hope it works.
Their initiative uses the Toronto Fringe's fabulous Fund What You Can (FWYC), a national platform for Indie Artists that allows artists and producers to create and manage their own crowdfunding campaigns. Kudos to The Fringe and to the Metcalf Foundation for providing start-up funding for a new idea that could make a big difference.
l love the emergence (with a bang) of crowd fundraising. I love Hot Doc's crowd campaigns for new documentaries. I love Centre for Social Innovation's Catalyst partnership with HiveWire, a platform supporting new projects for a better world.
When crowdfunding works it's an entirely new way to reach out, well beyond the usual suspects, for support. The growing number of Toronto-based, home-grown initiatives means it's going to be easy for the folks running these initiatives to monitor, compare, contrast and get together to discuss what's working best, to ensure that their users have a great shot at the success they're looking for.
For anyone thinking about getting started in this field, HiveWire, a CSI tenant, and one of the leaders in Canadian online fundraising, does periodic seminars ranging from Crowdfunding 101 to advanced workshops. Upcoming sessions are posted here and are held at the various CSI locations in The Annex, Spadina and Queen, and Regent Park. There's also a Meetup Group .
There's an art to doing crowd fundraising well. Andrew Taylor just wrote about As it turns out, language matters a recent study of successful and unsuccessful Kickstarter campaign language that analyzed 45,000 Kickstarter campaigns and found that language choice accounted for up to a 58 percent variance around success. Campaigns that reached their targets used language that put value for the donor front and centre, and conveyed a sense of unique excitement, a rare and fleeting opportunity, and a chance to get in on the ground floor of a guaranteed success. People are people, online or in person.
How profound a change is crowdfunding bringing to our sector? An interesting discussion in the Nonprofit Quarterly raises the question of whether the democratization of nonprofit funding will produce better or worse results than funding decisions left to experts in venture capital or grantmaking organizations! I bet you've never pondered questions like: how will the decisions differ? what will be the social results of those differences?" A fascinating paper, entitled "Wisdom or Madness? Comparing Crowds with Expert Evaluation in Funding the Arts," (by Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School and Ramana Nanda of Harvard University) found that the crowd is more willing to take a chance on innovative arts projects, "meaning that the crowd expands the number, and potentially the type, of projects that have a chance of success."
Meanwhile IndieGogo, one of the leading crowdfunding platforms to kickstart new initiatives/projects recently raised $40MMÂ to fund its continual growth, so crowdfunding looks like it's here to stay.
Is the crowd always right? Consider that an online fundraising campaign on the GoFundMe crowdfunding site on behalf of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson collected $234,910 from nearly six thousand people, for the man who shot and killed African American teenager Michael Brown. Many of these donations were accompanied by racially derogatory comments aimed at Brown, his parents, and the population of Ferguson.
As Churchill said, "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time."
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Community safety chief responds to forum on gun and knife crime
By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter | August 24, 2018
Tackling Violence: Councillor Caroline Selman, Hackney's cabinet member for community safety, policy & the voluntary sector. Photograph: Hackney Council.
A Hackney forum on gun and knife crime has received an initial response from the council's community safety chief.
The Hackney North & Stoke Newington Labour Ethnic Minority Forum (EMF) published a list of proposals on 26 July designed to address the rise in violent crime in London this year.
Over 20 policy ideas were included in the list, including the allocation of extra funding to outreach programmes, investment to promote mental health and emotional wellbeing in schools, and the opening a dedicated hotline for community members to report "suspicious or sudden changes in their neighbourhoods".
Cllr Caroline Selman (Lab, Woodberry Down), Hackney Council's cabinet member for community safety, policy and the voluntary sector, is responsible for presenting the outcomes of the meeting to the council.
In comments made to the Citizen, Cllr Selman said: "Over the last few months I have met and engaged with a wide range of groups in relation to serious violence.
"I am consistently struck by how Hackney is home to people across the community who care deeply about making a Hackney a safer place.
"Similarly it was extremely useful to listen to the thoughts, perspectives and views of those in attendance at the EMF event.
"As a council we take tackling violence extremely seriously – in doing so, it's important that we listen to a range of voices, experiences and views.
"A formal response to the EMFs submission will be provided in due course."
The EMF also echoed concerns on the Metropolitan Police's use of the Gang Matrix system, a database of 3,800 persons of interest set up in the wake of the 2011 London riots – which an Amnesty International report found to be racially discriminatory and in breach of human rights law.
The document asks Hackney Council to consider how it can mitigate the risk of discrimination locally.
In response to the EMF's suggestion that the council and schools ought to cater more for those not attending university, a Town Hall spokesperson said: "The council runs a large in-house apprenticeship programme for over 100 local people, ranging from opportunities in youth work to finance, housing and ICT.
"There is also the Hackney 100, a programme where young people get the chance to do paid work experience in local businesses.
"Through our youth service, Young Hackney, we offer careers advice to young people not in education, employment or training, in addition to the careers advice all young people in Hackney get in school.
"This includes one-to-one careers guidance, leadership programmes, and a series of inspiring events throughout the year, focused on raising awareness of different careers and broadening young people's horizons.
"Later this month, we are running a careers fair at Hackney Town Hall for those who aren't sure what they want to do after they leave school, where young people will be able to access one-to-one support from over 20 training providers."
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from django.conf import settings
from django.contrib.sites.models import Site
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse
from socialregistration.clients.oauth import OAuth2
from socialregistration.settings import SESSION_KEY
import json
import urlparse

class Foursquare(OAuth2):
    client_id = getattr(settings, 'FOURSQUARE_CLIENT_ID', '')
    secret = getattr(settings, 'FOURSQUARE_CLIENT_SECRET', '')
    scope = getattr(settings, 'FOURSQUARE_REQUEST_PERMISSIONS', '')

    auth_url = 'https://foursquare.com/oauth2/authorize'
    access_token_url = 'https://foursquare.com/oauth2/access_token'

    _user_info = None

    def get_callback_url(self, subdomain=""):
        if self.is_https():
            return urlparse.urljoin(
                getattr(settings, 'HTTPS_SITE_URL').replace("%s.", subdomain + "." if subdomain else ""),
                reverse('socialregistration:foursquare:callback'))
        return urlparse.urljoin(
            getattr(settings, 'SITE_URL').replace("%s.", subdomain + "." if subdomain else ""),
            reverse('socialregistration:foursquare:callback'))

    def parse_access_token(self, content):
        """
        Forsquare returns JSON instead of url encoded data.
        """
        return json.loads(content)

    def request_access_token(self, params):
        """
        Foursquare does not accept POST requests to retrieve an access token,
        so we'll be doing a GET request instead.
        """
        return self.request(self.access_token_url, method="GET", params=params)

    def get_access_token(self, **params):
        """
        Foursquare requires a `grant_type` parameter when requesting the access
        token.
        """
        return super(Foursquare, self).get_access_token(grant_type='authorization_code', **params)

    def get_signing_params(self):
        """
        Foursquare requires `oauth_token` parameter instead of `access_token`
        """
        return dict(oauth_token=self._access_token)

    def get_user_info(self):
        if self._user_info is None:
            resp, content = self.request('https://api.foursquare.com/v2/users/self')
            self._user_info = json.loads(content)['response']['user']
        return self._user_info

    @staticmethod
    def get_session_key():
        return '%sfoursquare' % SESSION_KEY

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The goal for 2012 is to log 5000 miles on my bicycle(s). I've decided that these should be actual road/trail miles and that the trainer and rollers don't count. Bummer because I spent two hours on the trainer today.
I signed up for a 30 mile mountain bike race in May. 30 miles on a mountain bike is a significant undertaking. I'll have to start racking up some trail miles.


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Carbon Crusher's road repair process uses recycled asphalt combined with a plant-based adhesive that they say is faster, cheaper, and actually sequesters carbon. See https://www.fastcompany.com/90732232/this-norwegian-startup-makes-carbon-negative-roads
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This research project will examine a variety of sources of information to formulate recommendations for future Section 8 policy. These will include state housing authority materials and regulations, real estate tax journals, federal regulations, court decisions, and interviews with developers and administrators involved in the Section 8 program. As a policy document, this research project will involve little manipulation of primary data. Data collected from secondary sources will, however, be displayed in the final document for illustrative purposes.
Dietlin, Mark, "ISSUES IN PRIVATELY OWNED AFFORDABLE HOUSING: SECTION 8 HAP CONTRACTS OVERFUNDING AND THE DISPOSITION OF EXCESS RESERVE FUNDS" (1995). Open Access Master's Theses. Paper 402.


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Palme d'Or loves "Amour"
Barbara Scharres May 27, 2012
The 65th Cannes Film Festival's eleven days of prediction, wild speculation and gossip, some of it centering on the notoriously cranky personality of this year's jury president Nanni Moretti, came to an end Sunday evening in festival's business-like awards ceremony (or Soiree de Palmares, as the French call it) that traditionally lacks the extended let's-put-on-a-show aspect of the Oscars. The jury was seated onstage in a solemn group, and the awards given with a modest amount of fancy-dress formality, a bit of unrehearsed fumbling, and acceptance speeches that were short, dignified and to the point.
The foul weather that has marred the usually sunny festival continued to the end, and elite guests and movie stars alike walked a red carpet tented by a plastic roof as the rain fell on the multi-colored umbrellas of the surrounding crowds. Festival director Thierry Fremoux personally held an umbrella for Audrey Tautou, star of Claude Miller's closing night film, "Therese Desqueyroux," as she headed up the famous steps in a calf-length ivory lace gown with a bodice heavily embroidered in gold.
Actress Berenice Bejo, an international sensation since her starring role and subsequent Oscar nomination for "The Artist," performed mistress of ceremonies duties in a white, bridal-looking strapless sheath with long train, her only jewel an enormous heart-shaped emerald ring. Just about the only prediction this year that turned out to be accurate was the one that advised that all was unpredictable under the jurisdiction of the pensive and often-scowling Moretti.
My favorite and hoped-for win of the festival came early in the program -- the Camera d'Or, prize for best first film, went to the American independent "Beasts of the Southern Wild" by Benh Zeitlin, presented by Camera d'Or jury head, Brazilian director Carlos Diegues. Taking a few emotional seconds to gather his thoughts, Zeitlin stated that the film was a first for everyone involved, including the producers, the actors, and the crew.
In the ceremony's first major surprise, the Jury Prize went to UK director Ken Loach, whose comedy "The Angels' Share" was looked upon by many critics as a minor work, although its crowd-pleasing aspects are undeniable. Loach, who wears his social conscience on his sleeve, followed "Wow," and a few sentences in French, with an exhortation to the audience to join in solidarity with those resisting economic oppression.
Nastassja Kinski in a draped white number and a bejeweled choker with a reptilian pattern that called to mind her famous poster, presented the Best Screenplay award to Romanian director Cristian Mungiu for "Beyond the Hills," another film that had been received with a lackluster response quite different from that of his 2007 Palme winner "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days." Best Director went to Carlos Reygadas of Mexico, whose mysterious, supernatural-themed "Post Tenebras Lux" gathered some passionate supporters in the course of the festival, but never a groundswell of buzz.
"The Hunt" by Thomas Vinterberg, a film I liked but which was dismissed by many of my colleagues as a cliched TV film, earned Best Actor for its charismatic Danish mega-star Mads Mikkelsen, who plays against type in the film as a shy kindergarten teacher falsely accused of child molestation. Receiving the prize from beauteous Chinese star Gong Li, Mikkelson gave the longest of this year's acceptance speeches, sharing the award with his wife, director Vinterberg, and a host of cast and crew. A small portion the audience leapt to their feet in a standing ovation (the Danish contingent, perhaps?).
The best actress award, presented by Alec Baldwin, was another of the jury's highly unpredictable choices. Taking the stage for the presentation, Baldwin commented, "You have to come to Cannes; you have to wear a tuxedo; you have to walk the red carpet... it's a hard job but somebody's got to do it." Co-winners were the two Romanian actresses Cosmina Stratan and Cristina Flutur, who starred in "Beyond the Hills," Stratan playing a novice in a strict monastery, and Flutur her troubled best friend.
Grand Prize went to "Reality" by Matteo Garrone, a bittersweet comedy about a fish vendor whose obsession is being selected for the reality show "Big Brother." Although Garrone is greatly respected for his previous international hit "Gomorrah," predictions for this one to be a prize-winner were slight.
The big moment for the Palme d'Or finally came, with Adrien Brody and Audrey Tautou as presenters. A few minutes prior, the TV camera had scanned the front rows where filmmakers who have been invited as prospective award winners were seated, and it was easy to spot that the only director seated there who had not yet won an award was Michael Haneke, director of "Amour."
The winner was Haneke, with his second Palme d'Or. "Amour" was the one film that had consistently come out ahead in critic's polls, and just about the only prediction that coincided with the jury's choice. To rhythmic applause and a standing ovation, Haneke brought his two veteran stars Emmanuelle Riva and Jean-Louis Trintignant to the stage with him, and dedicated the award to them. Their very moving performances were the soul of a film that deals with old age and death as its difficult subject matter. Both stars added comments of their own, Riva stating that the film was, "For me, a work of passion."
The Palme d'Or for Best Short Film was the award that opened the program, and that prize went to Turkish filmmaker Rezan Yesilbas for "Silence," presented by Jeanne-Pierre Dardennes and Kylie Minogue.
The awards of the "A Certain Regard" section of the festival had been announced on Saturday with less pomp, by a jury presided over by actor Tim Roth. Roth, whose own credits range from the avant-garde ("The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover") to cult ("Reservoir Dogs" and "Pulp Fiction") to Oscar-nominated mainstream ("Rob Roy"), commented: "This was an extraordinarily strong group of films and our deliberations were passionate... The filmmakers never once failed us."
The final "A Certain Regard" choices were also surprising, but admirably diverse, with the top prize going to "Despues de Lucia" by Mexican director Michel Franco, a film about a young girl and her dad struggling with starting over in a new town. The Special Jury Prize went to the French film "Le Grand Soir" by Benoit Delepine and Gustave Kervern, in which two brothers aim to spearhead a punk revolution following personal economic disaster.
The "A Certain Regard" jury eschewed a Best Actor prize, but gave two Best Actress awards. Canadian Suzanne Clement won for her role in Xavier Dolan's "Laurence Anyways," an unusual love story between a woman and a man who aspires to become one. Emily Dequenne was also singled out for role in the Belgian film "A Perdre la Raisson" by Joachim Lafosse. Special Distinction of the Jury was awarded to "Djeca" aka "Children of Sarajevo," the story of a sister's discovery of her brother's double life in the aftermath of the Bosnian war.
Cannes photocall and red carpet images by AP.
Barbara Scharres is the Director of Programming at the Gene Siskel Film Center, a public program of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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The team will be entering a new team into the race for Round 6 in the Super class.
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Not only they will look nice in your garden, but they will also serve their main purpose – you can eat fresh and organic fruit straight from your garden! Planting and taking care of fruit trees is generally easy, although there are more details to it.
In order to grow blueberries in a container, the most important thing is to plant them in the right soil. The blueberries want an acidic soil and most garden soils don't come close to the required acidic level, so most likely you will need to buy. Unlike the strawberries that could be planted even in a small jar, the blueberries must be planted in a large pot and also get at least 6-8 hours of sun. However, growing blueberries means being patient as well – it might take them a year or more to produce any fruit.
For pomegranate, it's important to be planted in warm and arid areas. However, even you leave in a place where the climate is cool, you can still grow pomegranate indoors with the right conditions and outside while the weather is as recommended. Pomegranates are self-pollinating, which means that you just need to set the fruit. They need full sun and need to be watered deeply once in a week, or more if the weather is really dry.
In order to get the best apples, it's very important to plant the tree in the right soil. Apple trees require very fertile soil, so it's recommended to test both the soil and the pH value of it before you do the planting. The ideal range for apple trees is the one where the pH is 6.0-7.0, however, you should avoid heavy or poor-drained soils. You can plant them any time of the year, but if there is a hard frost, it is better to wait for warmer times.
Unlike other fruits, strawberries have small root ball and that means you can plant them even in very small containers. No matter what kind of container you choose, it's important for strawberries to be planted in well-drained soil. They need full sun position, at least 6-8 hours and make sure to rotate the container every 3-4 days if the sunlight is coming from one direction. To ensure the best growth, feed the strawberries every 3-4 weeks with a liquid fertilizer high in phosphorus.
Unlike the cherry trees that are prone to bugs, the pineapple is a tough fruit and it isn't prone to insects and disease problems. However, this one also takes such a long time to produce fruit – it will take you about two years from the moment you plant it until the harvest. The pineapple requires warm temperature and full sun position, so during cold winter nights protect it from freezing temperatures.
Cherry trees grow in a container need to be treated the same way just like an in-ground tree. They need a good fertilizer with organic nutrients – you can find fertilizers that are made exactly for cherry trees. During fall and early spring, you will need to take care of the tree with chasing bugs away. This can be done with sulfur spray, but you should be careful with the usage. Because too much of this spray can kill the greenery and the tree in general.
What's better than having a fresh, juicy snack on a hot, summer night? This is just one of the good reasons why you should give a try to the watermelons. They require full sun position and need to be positioned 36 to 60 inches apart from each other. Plant them in a well-drained soil that is rich with organic matter and water the soil regularly until the watermelons are about the size of a tennis ball – after this, just when the soil is dry.
Dwarf peaches are the best choice if you want to grow peaches. But you don't have enough space in your garden. Besides this, the dwarf peach tree can give fruits sooner than other fruit trees and it grows very quickly. There are few varieties of dwarf peach trees that you can choose from. But no matter which one you choose make sure to see if the tree is all healthy. To ensure the best growth, plant them in later winter or early spring.
One of the best things about figs is that you can eat them right away from the tree. Or you can later use them in cooking. To grow the fig tree in a container, make sure to grow them in a soil-based potting mix and add fine bark chips. Figs need full or partial sun and they have to grow in well-drained soil. Water them regularly until they're well-established and prune them a little bit. During the dormant season, remove all the dead, diseased, or weak branches to encourage growth.
There are many reasons why you need to give this one a try. First of all, lemons are very healthy and you can consume them after they're grown. They are very easy to take care of and last, but not least. These can make your garden way more charming and better scented.
To grow lemons, you need to give them full sun, well-drained soil. Regular feeding and to keep them away from cold weather, strong winds and to not overwater them.


Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge supports surrounding communities in many ways.
Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge offers excellent opportunities to see and enjoy wildlife. Visitors from across the United States and several foreign countries come here to enjoy watching waterfowl, fishing the Cumberland Pool, and the nature trails and scenic views. Many of these visitors stop in nearby communities to fill their tanks with gasoline or eat a good meal and some stay in nearby hotels. The refuge promotes surrounding communities and encourages visitors to enjoy the many services and opportunities offered nearby.


Tufted enough for you? As if the billowy back and extra-padded seat aren't reasons enough to make the Gibson Reclina-Rocker yours, it now comes with the PowerReclineXR option that gives you the power to independently adjust the back and legrest at the touch of a button to any combination of positions for virtually endless relaxing possibilities. Plush pillowtop arms complement the design and comfort of the back and seat, while wide arms support Gibson's grand scale.


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For the week ending 13 August 2005 / 8 Av 5765
Write or Wrong?
Although Torah law forbids writing on Shabbos only in durable script, the Sages prohibited even such non-durable forms of writing as dipping a finger in juice and writing letters on the table, or etching letters into dust, sand or ashes. This extends even to drawing letters on a frosted window pane, but does not include drawing imaginary letters with your finger in the air or on a dry sheet of paper.
What about etching letters into a congealed layer of fat?
There is no doubt that this is forbidden since it is no less an act of writing than the aforementioned examples prohibited by rabbinic law. The question is whether such writing is forbidden even by Torah law.
There is no explicit mention of such writing on congealed fat in our gemara, and one of the great halachic authorities indeed concluded that it is forbidden only by rabbinic law. But if one turns to the very last pages of a standard gemara and consults the Tosefta (a body of law citing the rulings of the Tannaic Sages not included in the Mishna and similar in many ways to the Beraisa - both of which are frequently quoted in the gemara for supporting or challenging the view of an Amoraic Sage) he will note that in Chapter 12, Tosefta 6 it is stated clearly that writing upon congealed fat is a violation of Torah law.
The logic behind the view that the ban on such writing is only of rabbinic origin is that it lacks durability since it will disappear once the fat is melted. The Tosefta's approach, as it was understood by leading commentaries cited by Mishna Berurah (240:20), is that since such writing will last as long as no action is taken to dissolve it we must consider such writing as durable and therefore prohibited by Torah law.
Long Days and Long Years
When one Jew wishes another long life he traditionally blesses him that "Hashem should lengthen his days and years." The reason for this apparent redundancy can be appreciated from a closer look at what the gemara tells us about the importance of properly eulogizing a deceased Torah scholar.
One who is lax in eulogizing such a scholar, says Rabbi Chiya bar Abba in the name of Rabbi Yochanan, will not live long. This is a punishment of measure for measure. Since he was so indifferent to the tragedy of a scholar's life being cut short, there will be an indifference in Heaven regarding his own life.
A challenge is presented to Rabbi Yochanan's statement by the very same Rabbi Chiya who quoted it. The elders who survived Yeshoshua were so guilty of not properly eulogizing him that a volcano threatened to erupt and kill them (Yehoshua 24:30). Yet it is concerning these very same elders that we are told (Shoftim 2:7) "they lived long lives after the passing of Yehoshua."
"Babylonian that you are," Rabbi Yochanan rebuked this disciple who had left his land to learn Torah under Rabbi Yochanan in Eretz Yisrael, "they did indeed enjoy long days but they did not merit long years." Rashi explains that "long days" refers to the quality of life, while "long years" refers to the quantity. Although their other merits gained for them an enjoyment of their years, the number of those years was lessened by their failure to adequately eulogize a Torah scholar like Yehoshua.
So when we wish someone "long days and long years" we are blessing him with both quality and quantity of life.


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ICE: Oregon authorities released illegal alien despite detainer; now he is accused of killing his wife
By Daily Caller News Foundation November 3, 2018
Martin Gallo-Gallardo (Image: Clackamas County Sheriff's Office)
By Will Racke
An illegal alien in Oregon who was released from county jail seven months ago, despite what immigration authorities say was an active detention request for the suspect, has allegedly killed his wife.
Martin Gallo-Gallardo, 45, is charged with murder in the death of Coral Rodriguez-Lorenzo, 38, whose body was discovered Oct. 28 in Clackamas County, Ore.
The following day, detectives brought in Gallo-Gallardo for questioning, during which he confessed to killing Rodriguez-Lorenzo, according to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office.
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Immigration authorities first discovered that Gallo-Gallardo, a Mexican national, was living in the U.S. illegally in March, when he was arrested by Portland police on felony domestic violence charges. Following the arrest, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged a civil immigration detainer on Gallo-Gallardo with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office, but he was freed on bail after two days in jail.
ICE confirmed Gallo-Gallardo's immigration status and arrest history in a statement to Salem, Ore.-based crime researcher David Olen Cross, who shared it Thursday with TheDCNF.
"Martin Gallo-Gallardo is a citizen of Mexico who unlawfully entered the United States. [ICE] placed an immigration detainer on Gallo Gallardo on March 6, following his arrest for Felony Assault 4th degree," agency spokesperson Tanya Roman said, according to Cross. "The Multnomah County Jail did not honor that detainer and Gallo Gallardo was released on bond on March 8. Through failure to honor the ICE detainer, Gallo Gallardo has remained in the United States unlawfully since the Multnomah County Jail release."
Cross inquired about Gallo-Gallardo's immigration status as a part of his research into criminal activity by noncitizens in Oregon on behalf of Republican state Sen. Kim Thatcher. His analyses help document the cost of incarcerating foreign nationals in the state prison system, where one in 15 inmates is a criminal alien. (RELATED: Driver Who Allegedly Killed Oregon Couple In DUI Crash Is Illegal Alien, ICE Says)
In a statement provided to TheDCNF, the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office disputed ICE's claim that it had asked jail officials to hold Gall-Gallardo on a detainer.
"At no time prior to his court authorized release did MCSO receive a civil detainer or a criminal warrant from ICE that would have allowed us to keep him in custody," Sgt. Brandon White, the agency's public information officer, said. "If federal immigration authorities had reason to keep Martin Gallo-Gallardo in custody they failed to take the steps necessary to make that happen, including entering information into any law enforcement criminal databases. We received no communication from ICE in regards to Martin Gallo-Gallardo."
When asked for comment on White's statement, Roman provided TheDNCF with a copy of a detainer request for Gallo-Gallardo sent by fax from the ICE office in Portland to the MCSO on March 6. A transmission verification report attached to the detainer indicates the fax was successfully sent to the number 503-988-5354, which is the fax number for the MCSO warrants division, according to an Oregon Department of Corrections directory.
"The fact is, ICE placed an immigration detainer on Gallo-Gallardo on March 6, following his arrest for Felony Assault 4th degree," Roman told TheDCNF in an email. "The detainer specifically requested notification of Gallo-Gallardo's release."
Roman went on to say that jail officials did not give ICE advance notice of Gallo-Gallardo's release, a courtesy "routinely" extended by other Oregon counties. Because of the failure to notify, Gallo-Gallardo was released on bond on March 8, she said.
Oregon is one of the nation's most active states when it comes to limiting cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. It has had a sanctuary law on the books since 1987 that prohibits state and local law enforcement resources from being used to enforce federal immigration law.
Oregon's Democratic-controlled legislature expanded the sanctuary protections in 2017 with a law that forbids schools, courts and other public agencies from sharing information with immigration authorities unless required to do so by federal law.
Reports of a high-profile murder allegedly committed by an illegal alien wanted on an ICE detainer come days ahead of general elections on Nov. 6, when Oregon voters will decide on a ballot initiative to overturn the sanctuary state law. Known as Measure 105, the referendum is backed by about half of Oregon's county sheriffs, mostly from rural, conservative-leaning parts of the state.
Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese, whose agency released Gallo-Gallardo despite the ICE detainer, opposes the effort to repeal Oregon's sanctuary laws.
"Current law helps create bright lines for local law enforcement," Reese said in a recent TV ad, according to NPR. "Communities we serve know that we're focused on protecting and serving them. We're not worried about their immigration issues."
Meanwhile, Gallo-Gallardo is being held in the Clackamas County jail without bail. He has entered a plea of not guilty and is expected to make his next court appearance on Election Day.
During his interview with police, Gallo-Gallardo said he accidentally elbowed Rodriguez-Lorenzo in the face during a party in Multnomah County, KOIN6 News reported, citing a probable cause affidavit. Later, when they were driving in rural Clackamas County, he allegedly attacked her when she got out of the car to clean her face.
"He then stated he attacked her, pushing her down where she hit her head and then began to stab her multiple times," the affadavit states, according to KOIN6.
The Gallo-Gallardo case is an example of how Oregon's sanctuary laws can enable crimes against the very immigrants they are intended to protect, Roman says.
"It's unfortunate that law enforcement agencies like the Multnomah County Jail refuse to work with ICE to promote public safety by holding criminals accountable and providing justice and closure for their victims," she said, according to Cross. "Sanctuary policies not only provide a refuge for illegal aliens, but they also shield criminal aliens who prey on people in their own and other communities."
With respect to immigration detention in Oregon, a U.S. magistrate judge ruled in 2014 that Clackamas County violated the Fourth Amendment rights of an illegal immigrant when it held her on an ICE detainer when she was eligible for bail.
To avoid further civil lawsuits, the Oregon Sheriffs Association recommended jail officials stop responding to immigration detention requests unless they are backed by a federal arrest warrant.
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A Growing Issue
FAMU initiative emphasizes education and research on medical marijuana
Teaghan Skulszki, Devante Carroll,
Photo by SEASTOCK / Getty Images
FAMU graduate Valeria Robinson-Baker, a registered pharmacist, participates in a MMERI forum in Orlando last year with state Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith, left, and Dr. Uday Daphtary. Photo Courtesy of FAMU Medical Marijuana Education and Research Initiative.
FAMU graduate Valeria Robinson-Baker, a registered pharmacist, participates in a MMERI forum in Orlando last year with state Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith, left, and Dr. Uday Daphtary.
It's a new kind of green revolution.
This one isn't about the environment, though it certainly depends on it.
It's the legalization of marijuana that has been sweeping through the U.S. over the past several years. Florida residents voted in 2016 to legalize medical marijuana, joining a growing list of states that have legalized the drug for either medical or recreational use.
That inspired Florida A&M to establish the University's Medical Marijuana Education and Research Initiative, or MMERI, which says it aims to "educate and inform Florida's diverse minority communities about the benefits of medical marijuana and the potential consequences to health and well-being from recreational use."
The university says on its website that MMERI also seeks to establish FAMU as "a touchtone center for marijuana information" that informs policy on the effects of the booming medical marijuana industry.
Patients use medical marijuana to, among other things, relieve pain, stimulate appetite and reduce anxiety and inflammation. Side effects include, as you might expect, impaired judgment and coordination. Doctors and officials say more research on marijuana in health care is needed.
The FAMU initiative stems from 2017 state legislation that called for $10 from every medical marijuana card to go to MMERI's medical marijuana education and research. The card fee is $75.
The initiative trumpets FAMU's status as a historically black university as it reaches out to minority communities. The American Civil Liberties Union says on its website that African Americans are almost four times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana, despite roughly equal rates of use.
"This is an exciting time for FAMU, and I say that in all honesty," said Patricia Green-Powell, interim executive director of MMERI. "This is an initiative that is really going to get at empowering our minority communities and Floridians."
FAMU says the initiative emphasizes communication, engagement, research and education. It organizes community forums near and far that include educators, lawyers, health officials, church leaders and law enforcement officers who discuss, among other things, the science, benefits, risks and laws related to medical marijuana.
One panel included a person who had gone to prison for unlawful marijuana use, Green-Powell said.
"Medical marijuana is so new to all of us," she said. "There's so much we don't know, so much in the research that leads to other questions."
According to the Florida Department of Health, a patient must be a Florida resident or seasonal resident who has been diagnosed with a qualified medical condition by a qualified physician to be eligible to purchase medical marijuana. Qualified conditions include, among others, cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS and post-traumatic stress disorder.
The patient must get entered into a state registry and obtain an identification card. Patients can purchase medical marijuana only from a state-approved treatment center, or MMTC. In the spring, the state's online search tool showed 10 MMTCs in Tallahassee among 234 statewide.
No, you still can't legally grow, sell or dispense marijuana without a license. To make that point, the university posted on YouTube a MMERI forum that included Pensacola Police Chief Tommi Lyter.
"We're going to enforce the law as it's written, and right now, medical marijuana is legal, under very narrow circumstances," Lyter says in the video, referring to Florida law. "You could have a medical marijuana card (and) buy it from a dispensary, but if you take it out of its packaging or use it while you're driving, then you can run afoul of the law."
MMERI conducts forums every few weeks throughout the state and invites participation and questions from community members. That included an October panel at FAMU that "allowed students to ask questions that they would otherwise be afraid" to, said Chloe Lafaille, an officer in FAMU's Student Government Association. "They learned a lot of things they didn't know."
She added, "Most of the issues are a matter of not knowing."
Green-Powell said in January that plans included visits to neighborhoods to gather information and data.
"As I make my way through these housing areas," she said, "I should begin to see some common themes about what they know and what they don't know. That's going to inform us even more."
Green-Powell also pointed to Cynthia Hughes Harris, dean of FAMU's School of Allied Health Sciences. She coordinators medical marijuana research funded by MMERI mini-grants awarded across various FAMU schools, colleges and disciplines.
The FAMU initiative includes making results of that research available to the public, Green-Powell said.
"That's a part of our vision," she said. "We see ourselves as being this place where people can go to for information."
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