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Jonathan Hodes
Partner | Vancouver
jhodes@millerthomson.com
Jonathan Hodes practices insurance and environmental litigation. He provides practical and cost-effective advice to Canadian, American, and international clients on product liability, general liability, coverage and environmental matters.
In addition, he has completed Pepperdine University's prestigious "Mediating the Litigated Case" program, and offers his services as a mediator in civil claims.
He holds Canadian and U.S. law degrees and a large part of his practice involves assisting American insurers involved in inter-jurisdictional and cross-border claims. He has appeared in the courts of British Columbia, Alberta, and the Nunavut and Yukon Territories, as well as the Supreme Court of Canada. Jonathan has also provided opinion evidence in the Superior Court of Washington State.
Jonathan provides practical advice and counsel in a number of areas:
Insurance: international, corporate, and Lloyd's of London practice:
acting for Canadian, U.S., and international insurers in product liability and general liability claims involving personal injury, fire, construction defect and other property losses;
handling coverage issues under a variety of types of policies;
acting for numerous international insurers in multi-jurisdictional disputes and cross-border liability and coverage matters;
reviewing broker-drafted policy wordings;
being retained to provide opinion evidence in choice of law proceedings in Washington Superior Court.
Environmental: acting for local and international businesses, as well as property and liability insurers, in environmental matters arising out of industrial and commercial practices.
Mediation Services: Jonathan is passionate about dispute resolution. After nearly 25 years of practice, he has a proven ability to obtain sensible and cost-effective results, even in the most difficult cases. He has earned a reputation for being reasonable and practical, and for being capable of understanding all sides of a dispute. These skills are essential in mediation, where he applies them in assisting others to resolve their disputes without the cost, stress and uncertainty of trial.
Jonathan has written frequently on insurance and environmental issues and is the author of Automobile Accidents in British Columbia: A Manual for U.S. Claims Examiners. He has contributed to the Continuing Legal Education Society of BC's Annual Review of Law and Practice and Motor Vehicle Practice Manual, the Canadian Journal of Insurance Law, various insurance industry publications, CDL's Hearsay newsletter, and DRI's For the Defense magazine.
He is a regular speaker on insurance related issues in Canada and the United States for various organizations, including Canadian Defence Lawyers, Washington Defense Trial Lawyers, the Canadian Insurance Claims Managers, Canadian Independent Adjusters and BC Insurance Brokers Associations, the Insurance Institutes of BC, Alberta and Manitoba, and the Canadian Bar Association. He has delivered seminars accredited by the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner to assist U.S. claims professionals dealing with claims in British Columbia.
He is a past president of Canadian Defence Lawyers and an active member of DRI's Product Liability Committee, as well as an elected member of the International Association of Defense Counsel and Association of Defense Trial Attorneys.
Professional achievements & leadership
The Best Lawyers in Canada – Insurance Law, 2021
Martindale-Hubbell BV Distinguished Rated Lawyer, 2015 – 2020
Notable matters
Appearing in the Supreme Court of Canada on behalf of the successful appellant in Family Insurance v. Lombard Canada, now the leading case in Canada on overlapping coverage between liability insurance policies.
Appearing in the BC Court of Appeal on behalf of the successful appellant in North Newton Warehouses Ltd. v. Alliance Woodcraft Manufacturing Inc., a leading case in the area of "tort immunity" arising out of insurance covenants in commercial contracts.
Successfully obtaining the production of government documents over which cabinet privilege was claimed in Nunavut (Department of Community and Government Services) v. Northern Transportation Company Ltd.
Successfully challenging the court's jurisdiction under the Court Jurisdiction and Proceedings Transfer Act and obtaining stays of proceedings in several actions, including Roed v. Scheffler and Sekela v. Cordos, in which U.S. parties were sued in British Columbia.
Defending product liability claims arising out of such diverse products as gasoline, automatic doors, food products, sporting goods, electronics, furniture, and construction materials.
Being retained by defence counsel in choice of law proceedings in the Superior Court of Washington to provide opinion evidence of BC product liability and damages law.
Defending a major Texas oil trader in a multi-million dollar lawsuit arising out of the supply of fuel to a Canadian Territorial government.
Defending multiple actions, including class action proceedings, arising out of the catastrophic collapse of a church floor during a rock concert.
Regularly assisting U.S. and out-of-province Canadian insurers with cross-border coverage issues arising out of claims involving non-BC residents.
Advising insurers on environmental coverage and exclusions.
Providing coverage opinions and handling disputes involving coverage denials, priority disputes between insurers, and equitable contribution claims.
Acting for highway maintenance contractors in "black ice" MVA cases.
Representing insurers in relation to SIU investigations and denials of fraudulent claims.
Handling numerous defamation actions including several arising out of newspaper publications, television broadcasts, and anonymous postings on Internet bulletin boards.
Successfully defending a $300 million loss-of-profits claim against a major educational institution, resulting in a dismissal of the claim and $1 million costs award in favour of the client.
Reviewing broker-drafted wordings for enforceability and drafting policy language for inclusion into various forms of liability and property coverage.
Representing a major forestry company in proceedings brought under the Forest and Range Practices Act.
Acting for a developers, natural resource companies, and dry cleaners in respect of historical and off-site contamination under BC's Environmental Management Act.
Successfully defending a general contractor in Swamy v. Tham Demolition, the first decision to address the BC Supreme Court's jurisdiction to deal with cost recovery actions brought under the Waste Management Act. The decision has led to changes in British Columbia's contaminated site legislation.
Acting for an international chemical manufacturer in a multi-million dollar contaminated site remediation claim arising out of chemicals spilled during a warehouse fire
Acting in a case involving dumping and alleged interference with water tables and wildlife habitats on Vancouver Island.
Acting for a chemical company in a case involving historical contamination over a 40-year period on an industrial site in North Vancouver.
Advising clients on issues of environmental coverage and exclusions in insurance policies.
Selected Presentations
DRI, Product Liability Conference, 2020
"The (Not So) Absolute Pollution Exclusion: Recent Developments in Pollution Claims," Insurance Council of Manitoba, 2018
"Introduction to Product Liability", Canadian Bar Association, 2018
"Looking Through the Post 10/17 Haze: High Times or High Risk?", Aon Reciprocal and Captive Conference, 2018
"Update on Key Civil Litigation Cases Across Canada", Canadian Bar Association, 2018
"Cross-Border Hot Topics: Dealing with Canadians in Washington Litigation," Washington Defense Trial Lawyers Annual Tort Law Update, 2017
"International Insurance Law and the Power of Attorney and Undertaking," Canadian Bar Association, 2017
"Discovery Issues: Can Foreign Manufacturers Still Hold their Cards Close to the Vest?", DRI Product Liability Conference, 2017
"Out-of-Province Accidents and Defendants," BC Continuing Legal Education Society, 2015
"Handling First Party Claims in BC," Spokane, 2015
Co-Chair, Canadian Defence Lawyers-Canadian Insurance Claims Managers' Association Joint Programme, 2014
"Cross Border Claims and Dealing with ICBC: Toto, I've a Feeling We're Not in Kansas Anymore," Washington Defense Trial Lawyers, 2014
"BC Contaminated Sites 101 and Consultants Liability," Vancouver, 2014
"When U.S. Insurers Face Claims in Canada: Coverage for the Cross-Border Accident," Seattle/Portland, 2013
"Off-Site Contamination: A Primer for Developers and Landowners," Vancouver, 2013
"Defence Counsel's Perspective on Mediation: Its Utility, What Works and What Doesn't," BC Commercial Mediators Association, 2013
"Government Recovery of Health Care Costs in BC and Alberta – What Counsel Need to Know," Canadian Bar Association, 2013
"Tort Immunity," Canadian Independent Adjusters Association, 2012
Regional Editor and contributing author, "Insurance Policy Rescission Compendium," DRI, 2018
"Missing Words Turn Successful Defense of Insured into Loss for Insurer: Long Term Gain Comes at a Cost," For the Defense, June 2016
"Precision Plating Part II: British Columbia Court of Appeal restores effect of Absolute Pollution Exclusion," Lloyd's Brief: Canadian Legal Perspectives, September 2015
"Pollution Resulting From Fire is Not 'Pollution,' says BC Court," Lloyd's Brief: Canadian Legal Perspectives, December 2014
"Health Care Costs Recovery Legislation: Subrogation for Medical Costs in BC and Alberta," CBA Alberta Law Conference, 2013
"Automobile Accidents in British Columbia: A Manual for US Claims Examiners," 2012-2020
Contributing author to chapters on "Out of Province", and "Excess Insurance and Optional Insurance Coverages", British Columbia Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Manual, Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia, 2011-2020
"Pollution Exclusion Clauses in the CGL Policy: Current Issues in Coverage Litigation," Canadian Journal of Insurance Law, Vol. 27, No. 4, 2009
"BC 'wrongdoers' must pay back government's health care costs," The Lawyers Weekly, 2009
Corporate directorships
Chair, International Legal Issues SLG, DRI Product Liability Committee, 2016-present
Immediate Past President, Canadian Defence Lawyers, 2014-2015
President, Canadian Defence Lawyers, 2013-2014
First Vice-President, Canadian Defence Lawyers, 2012-2013
Executive Committee and Board Member, Canadian Defence Lawyers, 2009-2015
Board Member, Canadian Defence Lawyers, 2006-2009
Elected Member, International Association of Defense Counsel
Elected Member, Association of Defense Trial Attorneys
Law Society of British Columbia
Law Society of Alberta
Colorado State Bar
Canadian Defence Lawyers
Canadian Bar Association
DRI, "The Voice of the Defense Bar"
Bar admissions & education
British Columbia Bar, 1996
Alberta Bar, 1996
Colorado Bar, 1996
LL.B., University of Windsor, 1995
J.D., University of Detroit Mercy, 1995
Insurance Defence
Related Focus Areas
Lloyd's of London and International Insurance


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Trump under fire for threat to Iranian cultural sites
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-51014237
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Image caption Naqsh-e Jahan Square, in the city of Isfahan, is one of two dozen Unesco World Heritage sites in Iran
US President Donald Trump has faced growing criticism over his threats to attack Iran's cultural sites.
Mr Trump made the threats amid fallout from the US assassination of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
The president said cultural sites were among 52 identified Iranian targets that could be attacked if Iranians "torture, maim and blow up our people".
But the UN's cultural organisation and UK foreign secretary were among those to note that such sites were protected.
The US and Iran have signed conventions to protect cultural heritage, including during conflict. Military attacks targeting cultural sites are considered war crimes under international law.
Qasem Soleimani was killed in a US drone strike in Baghdad on Friday on the orders of Mr Trump. The killing has sharply increased regional tensions, with Iran threatening "severe revenge".
What were the president's threats?
The first came in a series of tweets on Saturday.
Mr Trump said the US had identified 52 Iranian sites, some "at a very high level and important to Iran and the Iranian culture", and warned they would be "hit very fast and hard" if Tehran carried out revenge attacks on US interests or personnel.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appeared to try to soften the threat by saying the US would act within international law.
But the president later repeated his threat, saying: "They're allowed to kill our people, they're allowed to torture and maim our people, they're allowed to use roadside bombs and blow up our people - and we're not allowed to touch their cultural site? It doesn't work that way."
On Monday, White House adviser Kellyanne Conway defended the president, saying he had not said he was targeting cultural sites, only "asking the question".
She also said: "Iran has many strategic military sites that you may cite are also cultural sites", before later clarifying her remark to say she was not suggesting Iran had camouflaged military targets as cultural sites.
Defence Secretary Mark Esper was later asked if the US would target cultural sites, and said: "We will follow the laws of armed conflict."
When asked if that meant no, "because targeting a cultural site is a war crime?", he responded: "That's the laws of armed conflict."
What criticism did his comments draw?
The director general of the UN's cultural organisation, Unesco, Audrey Azoulay, said both Iran and the US had signed a 1972 convention to protect the world's natural and cultural heritage.
They have also both signed a 1954 convention protecting cultural property in the event of armed conflict. Mr Trump withdrew the US from Unesco in 2018, citing alleged anti-Israeli bias.
US Democratic senators Elizabeth Warren and Chris Murphy said Mr Trump was "threatening to commit war crimes", echoing similar statements by Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
On Monday, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said cultural sites were protected by international law, and Britain expected that to be respected.
The wider region has suffered many cultural attacks carried out by the Islamic State group, which targeted mosques, shrines, churches and famous sites such as Palmyra in Syria. The Taliban in Afghanistan destroyed the world's tallest Buddha statues, in Bamiyan province.
Media captionOnce destroyed by the Taliban, the Buddha statues live again in Kabul
Trump's cultural sites threat unites Iranians
By Sam Farzaneh, BBC Persian
As soon as the news of the killing of Qasem Soleimani broke, Iranians were divided. Some were offended and some celebrated it on social media.
The division got ugly on Twitter. Some were accused of being victims of "Stockholm syndrome" because they were angry about the killing, and others were labelled traitors.
But US President Donald Trump's tweet threatening the targeting of Iran's cultural sites united Iranians against him.
Some of the sites are religious and some are not, but secular and religious Iranians are proud of their heritage and came together to denounce the president's threats. Nothing could better unite divided Iranians at home and in the diaspora than a hit on their beloved past.
Iran's foreign minister seized the opportunity and in several tweets compared President Trump to the Islamic State group, which destroyed many cultural sites in Syria.
Iran's top cultural sites
Iran is home to two dozen Unesco World Heritage sites. These are landmarks the UN body believes need preserving for their cultural, historic or scientific significance. They include:
Behistun, in Kermanshah province, where there is a bas-relief and cuneiform inscription ordered by Darius I, The Great, in the 6th Century BC
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Naqsh-e Jahan Square in the city of Isfahan, which was built in the early 17th Century and is one of the largest city squares in the world
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Golestan Palace in Tehran, the residence and seat of power for the Qajar dynasty which ruled Iran from 1785 to 1925
There are also a number of sites which - while not listed by Unesco - still retain huge cultural importance.
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This is definitely Bach's most extraordinary work for the piano.
Generations of composers learned the art of counterpoint by playing and studying this amazing collection of preludes and fugues. Counterpoint in simple words means the relationship between different voices which are played simultaneously.
The "Well Tempered Clavier" is a work in two volumes. Each volume contains a prelude and fugue in every major a nd minor key, totaling 48 pairs.
-	Beethoven used to practice The "Well Tempered Clavier" in all scales.
-	Mozart encountered this book when he was 26 years old, and after that improved his counterpoint technique.
-	Schumann recommended playing one preludes and fugues every day.
-	Chopin's piano teacher taught his students from these books.
What does "Well Tempered" mean?
During the last 300 years, different methods were used to tune the keyboard instruments. Before the "well tempered" tuning method was applied, some scales were not practical to use. This means that if you tried to play a melody on one of those scales (for example C sharp major) the sound produced would be out of tune.
The "Well Tempered" tuning method made it possible to play on all 24 scales (12 majors and 12 minors), so Bach wrote preludes and fugues for each one of them.
Simply, it means a keyboard. There were various kinds of keyboard instruments during Bach's life- organ, harpsichord, clavichord and the pianoforte (pianoforte is another name for a piano). We don't know for which exact instrument the "Well Tempered Clavier" was written, but the compositions can be played on many kinds of keyboards including the ones mentioned above. Today, the most popular keyboard instrument is the piano, so it is mostly performed by pianists.
A prelude is a short piece of music, which usually acts as an introduction to the main piece. Most preludes in the "Well Tempered Clavier" are not as complicated as the fugues; they contain a small rhythmic and melodic motive, which recurs through the whole piece. For example the most famous first prelude in C major consists of an ascending arpeggio that is repeated over and over - slightly different each time. This prelude is the basis of the popular and beautiful aria - "Ave Maria" by Charles Gounod.
In The "Well Tempered Clavier" each prelude is followed by a fugue.
A fugue is a composition written for two or more voices. It contains a musical subject introduced at the beginning and imitated by the other voices. This subject frequently recurs during the fugue, each time in a different voice and a different variation. Most of the fugues contain three or four voices though you can find fugues with even more.
The fugues usually require at least 4 -5 years of piano studying, since they involve a high level of coordination between the hands, a rich harmony and a high level of counterpoint. However, as said before, the preludes are easier - for example the "Prelude in C major" a beautiful piece - which every beginner must learn to play In general Bach's prelude are not as complicated as his fugues.
I would like to add a personal view about the "Well Tempered Clavier". As a composer and arranger I write music for orchestras and Big Bands. Studying pieces from this amazing work by Bach has helped me to (differentiate the layers of the music, making it easier for me to compose music for the various instruments in the orchestra. I don't compose in Bach's style, but the "Well Tempered Clavier" immensely improved my ability to write for various musical instruments.
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package org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.core.alarm.provider;

import org.apache.skywalking.apm.network.event.v3.Event;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.analyzer.event.EventAnalyzerService;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.analyzer.event.EventAnalyzerServiceImpl;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.core.alarm.AlarmMessage;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.core.analysis.IDManager;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.core.source.DefaultScopeDefine;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.library.module.ModuleManager;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.library.module.ModuleProviderHolder;
import org.apache.skywalking.oap.server.library.module.ModuleServiceHolder;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.ArgumentCaptor;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;

import static junit.framework.TestCase.assertEquals;
import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.any;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.times;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

public class EventHookCallbackTest {

    private ModuleManager moduleManager = mock(ModuleManager.class);

    private ModuleProviderHolder moduleProviderHolder = mock(ModuleProviderHolder.class);

    private ModuleServiceHolder moduleServiceHolder = mock(ModuleServiceHolder.class);

    private MockEventAnalyzerService mockEventAnalyzerService = mock(MockEventAnalyzerService.class);

    private EventAnalyzerService eventAnalyzerService = mock(EventAnalyzerServiceImpl.class);

    @Test
    public void testEventCallbackHasRightFlow() throws Exception {
        List<AlarmMessage> msgs = mockAlarmMessagesHasSingleElement();
        EventHookCallback callback = new EventHookCallback(this.moduleManager);
        when(moduleManager.find("event-analyzer")).thenReturn(moduleProviderHolder);
        when(moduleProviderHolder.provider()).thenReturn(moduleServiceHolder);
        when(moduleServiceHolder.getService(EventAnalyzerService.class)).thenReturn(mockEventAnalyzerService);

        //make sure current service be called.
        callback.doAlarm(msgs);
        verify(mockEventAnalyzerService).analyze(any(Event.class));

        when(moduleServiceHolder.getService(EventAnalyzerService.class)).thenReturn(eventAnalyzerService);
        callback.doAlarm(msgs);
        //Ensure that the current Event is properly constructed
        ArgumentCaptor<Event> argument = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(Event.class);
        verify(eventAnalyzerService).analyze(argument.capture());
        Event value = argument.getValue();
        AlarmMessage msg = msgs.get(0);
        assertEquals(msg.getName(), value.getSource().getService());
        assertEquals("Alarm", value.getName());
        assertEquals(msg.getAlarmMessage(), value.getMessage());
        assertEquals(msg.getPeriod(), (value.getEndTime() - value.getStartTime()) / 1000 / 60);

    }

    @Test
    public void testRelationEventBeProperlyConstructed() {
        List<AlarmMessage> msgs = mockAlarmMessagesHasSourceAndDest();
        EventHookCallback callback = new EventHookCallback(this.moduleManager);
        when(moduleManager.find("event-analyzer")).thenReturn(moduleProviderHolder);
        when(moduleProviderHolder.provider()).thenReturn(moduleServiceHolder);
        when(moduleServiceHolder.getService(EventAnalyzerService.class)).thenReturn(eventAnalyzerService);
        callback.doAlarm(msgs);

        ArgumentCaptor<Event> argument = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(Event.class);
        verify(eventAnalyzerService, times(2)).analyze(argument.capture());
        List<Event> events = argument.getAllValues();
        assertEquals(events.size(), 2);
        Event sourceEvent = events.get(0);
        Event destEvent = events.get(1);
        AlarmMessage msg = msgs.get(0);
        assertEquals(sourceEvent.getSource().getService(), IDManager.ServiceID.analysisId(msg.getId0()).getName());
        assertEquals((sourceEvent.getEndTime() - sourceEvent.getStartTime()) / 1000 / 60, msg.getPeriod());
        assertEquals(destEvent.getSource().getService(), IDManager.ServiceID.analysisId(msg.getId1()).getName());
        assertEquals((destEvent.getEndTime() - destEvent.getStartTime()) / 1000 / 60, msg.getPeriod());
    }

    private List<AlarmMessage> mockAlarmMessagesHasSingleElement() {
        AlarmMessage msg = new AlarmMessage();
        msg.setScopeId(DefaultScopeDefine.SERVICE);
        msg.setScope("SERVICE");
        msg.setName("test-skywalking");
        msg.setId0("dGVzdC1za3l3YWxraW5n.1");
        msg.setAlarmMessage("Alarm caused by Rule service_resp_time_rule");
        msg.setPeriod(3);
        return Arrays.asList(msg);
    }

    private List<AlarmMessage> mockAlarmMessagesHasSourceAndDest() {
        AlarmMessage msg = new AlarmMessage();
        msg.setScopeId(DefaultScopeDefine.SERVICE_RELATION);
        msg.setScope("");
        msg.setName("test-skywalking");
        msg.setId0(IDManager.ServiceID.buildId("sourceIdStr", true));
        msg.setId1(IDManager.ServiceID.buildId("destIdStr", true));
        msg.setAlarmMessage("Alarm caused by Rule service_resp_time_rule");
        msg.setPeriod(5);
        return Arrays.asList(msg);
    }

    class MockEventAnalyzerService implements EventAnalyzerService {

        @Override
        public void analyze(Event event) {
            //ignore current mock process.
        }
    }
}

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Thank you! I think non-organic algorithms would fit the framework in the same way. The best study of ad placement algorithm problems so far is certainly Sweeney's: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2208240 Referring to that study, the author stated that people first noticed the problem while manually looking at the ads that came up after search results (discoverable, predictable).
If you are in the ad industry you may be particularly convinced that advertising placement algorithms are in need of more accountability. Many people think that click fraud is rampant and advertisers do not receive the audience that they pay for.


There are two cases before the court for determination.
A New York Family Lawyer said that on or about 30 November 2009, the Family Court of New York County, upon a denial of the respondent mother's application to dismiss the neglect petition pursuant to Family Court Act § 1051(c) and a fact-finding determination that the respondent mother neglected the subject child, ordered the release of the said subject child, among other things, to the custody of the non-respondent father. On or about 9 November 2009, the same Family Court of New York County, to the extent appealed from as limited by the briefs, awarded custody of the of the subject child to the non-respondent father. The Appellate Court unanimously affirmed the said orders, without costs.
A New York Custody Lawyer said that on or about 2 February 2010, the same Family Court of New York County, to the extent appealed from as limited by the briefs, set forth a visitation schedule for the mother. The Appellate Court unanimously dismissed the said order, without costs, as taken from a non-appealable order.
On or about 16 February 2010, the same Family Court of New York County, to the extend appealed from as limited by the briefs, modified the 2 February 2010 order and set forth certain travel and relocation conditions for the petitioner father. The Appellate Court unanimously affirmed the said order, without costs.
On or about 8 April 2010, the same Family Court of New York County granted the respondent father's motion to dismiss the mother's petition to modify the visitation orders. The Appellate Court unanimously affirmed the said order, without costs.
First, a Nassau County Family Lawyer said the preponderance of the evidence indeed supports the Family Court's finding that the subject child's physical, mental or emotional condition was in imminent danger of becoming impaired as a result of the mother's long-standing history of mental illness and resistance to treatment. This is pursuant to Family Ct Act §§ 1046[b][i], 1012[f][i][B] and the landmark case entitled Matter of Madeline R. (1995). In fact, the mother stated in her own testimony before the court her multiple extended hospitalizations for mental illness, and the record showed her lack of insight into her illness and her repeated relapses due to noncompliance with treatment and medication.
Second, the Family Court properly denied the mother's motion to dismiss the neglect petition pursuant to Family Ct Act § 1051(c) since the dangers the mother posed to the subject child had not passed. Thus, the court's continued aid was required under the circumstances. This was the same ruling the court made in Matter of Eustace B. [Shondella M.] (2010) and Matter of Christopher R. [Lecrieg B.B.] (2010).
Third, a Nassau County Child Custody Lawyer said that based upon the totality of the circumstances, and in consonance with the court's ruling in Eschbach v Eschbach (1982), the award of custody to the father herein would certainly serve the best interests of the subject child. It is clear upon the evidence presented at the consolidated hearing on the disposition of the neglect petition and the father's custody petition that the mother was incapable of caring for the child and continued to have a lack of insight about her illness, and that the subject child is doing well while living with her father.
Fourth, since the 2 February 2010 visitation order was entered on consent, it is not appealable; as held in Matter of Reilly v Reilly (2008).
Fifth, the Family Court did not abuse its discretion when it entered the 16 February 2010 visitation order modifying the 2 February 2010 order which set forth travel and relocation conditions for petitioner father.
Sixth, the mother failed to make an evidentiary showing of changed circumstances sufficient to warrant a hearing. Thus, the Family Court properly dismissed, without a hearing, the mother's petition to modify the visitation orders; as held in Matter of Rodriguez v Hangartner (2009).
The court considered the mother's remaining arguments and found them bereft of merit.
Accordingly, the Decision and Order of the Court entered on 19 May 2011 is recalled and vacated.
On 11 June 2004, in a similar case, petitioner mother filed an order to show cause seeking an order of the court declining jurisdiction over issues of custody and visitation concerning her two children with the respondent father, A and B. On 30 July 2004, the matter was heard. The petitioner mother appeared, with counsel, and respondent father, who was not present due to his being incarcerated, was represented by counsel. The children's law guardian also appeared. The parties were given the opportunity to submit memoranda of law on the jurisdictional issue. The petitioner and respondent each filed papers on said issue, and the law guardian submitted a letter in support of the petitioner's application.
When the parties were still together, they resided with their children in New York. Sometime in November of 1999, when A was two years old and B was just two months old, the parties separated. The mother and the children relocated to New Jersey. The father then petitioned for custody. That petition resulted in an order of joint legal custody with physical custody to the mother and visitation to the father. The entry of the said order there has been numerous violation and modification petitions which have been filed and heard before the court. Most recently, the father filed a petition for modification of the visitation portion of the order and the mother petitioned for sole custody, both based upon the father's current incarceration. The court ordered that the father have visitation once per month, with the mother transporting the children. Thereafter, the mother again filed a petition for sole custody but which she later withdrew. Subsequently, the mother filed the application at bar.
The issue here is whether or not, as a result of the father's incarceration within a federal penitentiary in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the court is devoid of jurisdiction or should decline jurisdiction over future petitions to modify the existing order of custody and visitation pertaining to the parties and their children.
First, the question of whether or not New York or Pennsylvania is the father's state of residence must be determined.
In November of 1999, the mother and the subject children relocated to the State of New Jersey. It is uncontested that until the father's incarceration, he remained a resident of the State of New York. It is also uncontested that the father is currently incarcerated within the State of Pennsylvania and that his wife continues to reside in the marital residence which is located in the State of New York.
As provided for under Article II, § 4 of the New York Constitution, for voting purposes, a person shall neither gain nor lose residence based upon his place of incarceration. While there appears to be neither statutory nor case law directly on point as to whether a person's residence is determined by his or her place of incarceration for the specific purpose of determining jurisdiction for child custody purposes, there exists case law for determining other purposes, such as voting and school district residency. As held in the cases of People v. Cady (1894), Westbury Union Free School Dist. v. Amityville Union Free School Dist. (1980), and Chris-Mac Co. v. Johnpoll (1985), it is a person's domicile rather than his or her place of incarceration that is determinative. "Residence," as that term is used in the Domestic Relations Law relating to residency requirements for divorce actions, is synonymous with "domicile." Thus, the requirement of residence is not satisfied by the mere bodily presence of a party within a state, no matter for how long a period. This is clearly provided for in Domestic Relations Law § 230 . As ruled in McCarthy v. McCarthy (1943), a domicile implies an actual bona fide residence of one who is in a state with the intention of remaining there permanently even though such person may, at some future time, seek a home elsewhere.
In the case at bar, it can be clearly inferred that the father does not intend to remain within the federal penitentiary permanently and it is not his intention to make it his home. Moreover, noteworthy is the fact that the court was not provided with, nor did it find, any case law supporting the mother's argument that a person's residence, for any legal purpose, is determined by the place of his or her incarceration.
Accordingly, New York remains the father's state of residence for the purposes of determining jurisdiction under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, and that, contrary to the mother's assertions that it is devoid of subject matter jurisdiction, New York State maintains continuing, exclusive jurisdiction to modify the parties' order of custody and visitation.
Second, the issue that the court must decide is whether or not, pursuant to Domestic Relations Law § 76-f, the court should decline jurisdiction on the basis that it is an inconvenient forum and that a sister state is, under the circumstances, a more appropriate jurisdiction. As noted, the court at bar has an extensive history with the parties and is well versed in the dynamics of the parties' family relationship. However, the subject children have resided within the State of New Jersey for almost five years, have attended school in New Jersey and one of the children undergoes therapy in that state. What's more, due to the provisions of the custody and visitation order, the children have spent a majority of their time in New Jersey and, as a result of the father's current incarceration, the children's contact with the State of New York has virtually ceased. Now that the father, though his residency remains in New York, is no longer physically present therein, and he will not be for quite some time, there is no longer any available evidence in New York as to the children's care, protection, training and personal relationships. Thus, under the circumstances, New York is an inconvenient forum and the State of New Jersey is a more appropriate forum.
Accordingly, New York declines to exercise jurisdiction over future petitions seeking modification of prior orders of custody and visitation concerning the parties and their children. Should the mother file a modification petition in New Jersey, the court urges the courts of the State of New Jersey to request copies of the prior petitions, orders and reports of the court at bar so that New Jersey may become aware of the extensive history of the parties and benefit from the court's familiarity with their family.
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F2 Sprint Race, The Brazilian took advantage of the vacancy left by Trident's Calan Williams, who stalled on the start and had to start from the pit lane.
Drugovich took command of the race from the start, nailing the Safety Car restart after Juri Vips made a mistake. Drugovich now leads the drivers' standings with 61 points, five more than fifth-place finisher Theo Pourchaire. Ayumu Iwasa finished second in the DAMS, just 2.1 seconds back at the finish line
Logan Sargeant, a Williams F1 junior, finished third, his first podium finish in the series, after a strong drive.Marcus Armstrong and Liam Lawson fought hard to finish ninth and tenth, respectively. The race was mostly uneventful, with Barcelona proving difficult to overtake yet again.
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Qatar fans among top five buyers of FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 tickets
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[Soccer Wire]
FIFA is investing $1 billion over a four-year period to promote women's football around the world, according to its President Gianni Infantino.
Football fans from Qatar have emerged among a list of top ticket buyers for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, the football governing body confirmed on Tuesday.
"Fans residing in the United States of America, England, Qatar, Germany, China PR, Canada, the Republic of Ireland and France are the top 10 purchasers of FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 tickets so far," said FIFA Secretary General, Fatma Samoura.
Fans from more than 120 nations have purchased more than 500,000 tickets for the FIFA Women's World Cup, which will be held in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand this July and August.
The 20 August final at Stadium Australia in Sydney/Gadigal is said to be the most anticipated match of the tournament, pushing ticket sales past 500,000 last week.
The first-ever co-hosted women's tournament's opening game and ceremony will take place at Aotearoa New Zealand's Eden Park in Auckland/Tmaki Makaurau on July 20, 2023. The final will take place at Sydney/Stadium Gadigal's Australia on August 20 a month later.
Fans can get tickets from the official FIFA website for reasonable pricing, with adult tickets starting at $20 and kid tickets at $10.
The FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 hospitality packages are also available for purchase.
The inaugural FIFA Women's World Cup Play-Off Tournament will be held in Aotearoa New Zealand from February 17–23 at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton/Kirikiriroa and North Harbour Stadium in Auckland/Tmaki Makaurau.
[Official match schedule, FIFA]
Ten countries—Portugal, Cameroon, Thailand, Chile, Haiti, Senegal, Chinese Taipei, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, and Panama—will compete in the Play-Off Tournament for the final three spots in the main tournament, in addition to three friendlies featuring the Football Ferns of New Zealand.
Broadcast bids
The impressive numbers demonstrate the ever-growing appeal of women's football and the fervour it inspires among football fans around the world who want to take part in the FIFA Women's World Cup.
However, the women's edition of the tournament has yet to be given as much as attention as the FIFA men's World Cup.
In October, FIFA President Gianni Infantino said bids submitted for the broadcast rights to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup were "unacceptable".
In an effort to commercialise the women's competition, broadcasters must now purchase separate rights for the men's and women's World Cups. Previously, when broadcasters purchased the rights to the men's World Cup, the Women's World Cup was offered as an add-on.
Speaking after the FIFA council meeting in Auckland, Infantino criticised the inadequate bids, noting that they were at least one hundred times less expensive than the men's World Cup.
"When these same broadcasters, often public but also private, offer us 100 times less for the Women's World Cup than what they offer for the men's World Cup, even more than 100 times in some occasions, then this is not acceptable," said the FIFA president, reported The Athletic.
"We are not going to accept this because we know the viewing figures for these broadcasters in some big footballing countries for the men's World Cup or for the women's World Cup are actually very similar," he added.
The last Women's World Cup of culminated viewing figures of 1.2 billion people.
"Taking only the final, 263 million, which is more than twice the Super Bowl. And having these broadcasters, who push us to do more for equality, at the same time, however, offering us a hundred times less for the men (compared) to the women going by the viewing figures, meaning their commercial income is very similar for men and for women."
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How are you going to answer the questions of what is falling into the black hole and how fast does it fall? It would be great if you could see the accretion disk directly; then, you could track the accretion by watching matter fall into the black hole. However, the black hole is too far away, and the accretion disk too small, to see it directly. Instead, you are going to look for emission or absorption lines in the spectrum.
Emission and absorption lines
What is an emission or absorption line?
When atoms are excited, they emit and/or absorb light at certain fixed energies. These "excitations" show up in spectra as a spike or dip at a very specific energy based on the element that emitted or absorbed the light. By precisely measuring the energy of these features in a spectrum, astronomers can determine what elements are present. The features in the spectrum are called "lines", either "emission line" if the feature comes from atoms emitting the light, or "absorption line", if the feature comes from atoms absorbing the light.
See the examples below:
Two different spectra showing emission and absorption lines. The one on the left shows emission lines (labeled silicon, sulfur, argon, calcium and iron) in the supernova remnant called Cassiopeia A. The spectrum on the right shows absorption lines (labeled Ca K and Ca H) in the optical spectrum of galaxy M 31.
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For a more complete explanation of Doppler Shift, visit the Doppler Shift page at Imagine The Universe!
Have you ever listened to a police car as it drives by? The pitch of its siren appears to change as it passes by. The siren itself doesn't actually change pitch – it stays constant. The thing that changes is that the police car first is first moving toward you, then is moving away. This change in pitch is due to the Doppler effect. Essentially, the peaks in the sound waves "bunch up" as the car is approaching you, so the frequency is higher. Similarly, the peaks in the sound waves spread out as the car is moving away from you, so the frequency of the siren is lower. A similar thing happens with light.
When atoms that produce an emission line are moving toward or away from you, the energy at which you see the line changes. Hopefully you remember that light is made of waves, just as sound (though different kinds of waves). Just as the pitch of the sound you hear is shifted depending on whether the source of the sound is moving or stationary, the energy of the light will also change if the light source is moving.
If the source is moving away from you, the light you see will have lower energy than the emitted light. If the source is moving toward you, the light you see will have higher energy than the emitted light. Astronomers refer to these as redshift (source moving away) or blueshift (source moving toward).
The figure below shows redshift and blueshift for an optical spectrum:
The three spectra above show how spectral lines shift if the source is moving relative to the observer. The top spectrum is produced by a source that is stationary with respect to the observer.
In the middle spectrum, the absorption lines (the dark lines) are shifted to the right (toward the red), and are thus redshifted and produced by a source that is moving away from the observer.
In the bottom spectrum, the absorption lines are shifted to the left of where they lie in the stationary spectrum. In this cast the source is moving toward the observer.
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Heaven is an encounter with Jesus, not a boring waiting room, Pope says
VATICAN CITY – Heaven is not an eternally dull existence but rather the completion of a journey toward a promised encounter with the Lord, Pope Francis said.
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Intimate Partner Violence Has Increased During Pandemic, Research Suggests
Stress, economic hardship, a lack of social support, and drug or alcohol abuse are risk factors
By Megan Stubbs-Richardson and H. Colleen Sinclair
December 14, 2020 Updated: December 14, 2020
As we face rising COVID infection rates, the possibility of additional quarantines rises. Although stay-at-home orders might protect individuals from the virus, home isn't safe for everyone.
Studies show that domestic violence calls to police and shelters in the United States have risen 6 percent to 21 percent (variation depending on the data source) since the start of the pandemic, with the largest increase occurring in the first five weeks of quarantine.
Calls to hotlines have also increased. Google searches for information about domestic violence hotlines have also gone up, with spikes in April, a time when most of the United States was under stay-at-home orders.
This isn't surprising to those of us who study domestic violence. With COVID-19 came higher unemployment and financial strain, both correlated with domestic violence. As quarantines and social distancing continue, isolation increases, social support lessens, mobility decreases, access to resources is strained, and stress from the changes in routine, like work and school closures, rises. Life is turned upside down.
As researchers who study intimate partner violence, we know the pandemic has only exacerbated many of the risk factors for the escalation of violence. One example: Partners' spending more time together than usual, such as during the holidays, increases risks of family violence.
Stress, economic hardship, a lack of social support, gun ownership, lower educational status, and drug or alcohol abuse are risk factors for intimate partner violence. All of these factors are exacerbated during a pandemic.
Getting Reliable Data
All of these factors are red flags, indicating that victims may be at heightened risk during these trying times. However, getting data during a pandemic is particularly difficult. Under the best of circumstances, data must be collected, processed, and analyzed before numbers can be presented to the public. That always takes time. A pandemic complicates things even more.
Right now, we do not have updated national statistics on victim reports of domestic violence during the pandemic. That's why, to get immediate numbers, we rely largely on the police call or shelter call data.
But that 6 percent to 21 percent jump in calls likely underestimates the problem. Interactions with police officers are down overall, in part, because of social distancing policies and practices. However, even before the outbreak, domestic violence was an underreported crime.
The increase in calls appears to be coming largely from households where police haven't made contact before and those in rental complexes, perhaps a result of neighbors reporting because, in spending more time at home, they are more likely to be witnesses. In contrast, incidents in rural communities where housing is spaced far apart are likely underrepresented in our current data.
Even before COVID-19, the severity of domestic physical abuse was worse in rural areas compared with urban environs. The lack of public transportation in rural areas adds to the problem because it is more difficult for victims to escape or reach shelters that are often in urban locations. These issues have only been heightened by the pandemic.
What Can Help
One possible way to improve response is to let victims report abuse in nontraditional spaces, like pharmacies. This approach has been used successfully in France and Spain. For instance, in Spain, victims use a code word—"Mask 19"—when speaking to pharmacists to identify the need for help. Traditional sources, such as hotlines and 911, could allow for coded reporting also. With shelters less available during the pandemic, hotels have been used to house victims.
Social media outlets could offer innovative ways to make reporting easier; for instance, private features, such as hidden "customer service" chat rooms on platforms that link to the national hotline, could benefit victims trying to reach out while their abuser is nearby. Shortening the hotline number to three digits—a more memorable, quicker dial—could also help. All of these changes, particularly now, can help victims find the privacy they need so they can safely report the abuse.
If you need help in a domestic violence case, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233); text LOVEIS at 22522; or visit thehotline.org
Megan Stubbs-Richardson is an assistant research professor at Mississippi State University, and H. Colleen Sinclair is an associate professor of social psychology at Mississippi State University. This article was first published on The Conversation.
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Australian airExpress was a logistics company based in Melbourne, Australia. It operated freight-only services within Australia using aircraft operated by Express Freighters Australia (a subsidiary of Qantas), National Jet Systems and Pel-Air; and a fleet of land vehicles. Its main base was Melbourne Airport. Australian airExpress was absorbed into Qantas Freight during February 2013.
Australian airExpress was established in early 1992 as a domestic air freight company with the ability of pick-up and delivery services using both vans and trucks. AaE started operations on 1 August 1992. It was established as a joint venture between Australia's largest airline Qantas (50%), and government-owned postal provider Australia Post (50%) as a main competitor to the then Ansett Australia. AaE operated more than 50 nightly inter-capital freighter services. AaE used freight capacity on Qantas domestic flights and also dedicated cargo services operated on its behalf by several different companies, principally using Boeing 727 aircraft. Australian airExpress began the phasing out of the 727s in September 2006 and they were replaced by specially converted Boeing 737 aircraft that were formerly part of the Qantas fleet, operated by Qantas subsidiary Express Freighters Australia. The first Boeing 737 entered service on 24 October 2006. On 2 October 2012, Qantas announced it would acquire Australia Post's 50% interest in AaE, in return for Australia Post acquiring Qantas' 50% interest in Star Track Express.
Australian airExpress was absorbed into Qantas Freight during February 2013. As a result, its own website ceased to exist but some of its operations are still continuing as the air division of Star Track Express.
AaE flight operations were somewhat complex and varied. "Next Flight" services used space on the next available scheduled Qantas passenger flights. Items carried for Overnight, 2 Day Economy and Off-Peak deliveries were flown on both Qantas and Australian airExpress aircraft operated by Express Freighters Australia, National Jet Systems subsidiary National Jet Express, and Pel-Air. The company did not service the Northern Territory 'overnight' from Sydney. Due to the three different service providers, AaE flights operated using different flight numbers and callsigns. The Express Freighters Australia Boeing 737s used Qantas flight numbers and callsigns as the ground handling was done by Qantas/Express Freighters, while National Jet Express used the aircraft registration as their callsign and used the IATA designator XM for its flight numbers (and used the ICAO designator XME). Pel-Air flights also used XM flight numbers but had no specific callsigns. AaE also had an international Division called Australian airExpress International.
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^ "Australia Post to buy Qantas out of freight group StarTrack Express in $400 million deal". Herald Sun. 2 October 2012.
^ "Australian air Express and Qantas Freight". webapps.aae.com.au. Archived from the original on 2 March 2016. Retrieved 20 January 2016.
^ Sydney Airport website Archived 3 February 2008 at the Wayback Machine retrieved 2008-02-05.
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^ Australian civil aircraft register search, using "National Jet Express" as the search parameter.[permanent dead link] Search conducted 6 September 2008.
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Medical Oncology consultant for research at the Scientific Institute San Matteo in Pavia, Italy
Giovanni Rosti
Degree in Medicine in 1978 at the University of Bologna cum laude. Specialization in Haematology at the University of Bologna in 1981 cum laude; specialization in Oncology at the University of Padua in 1984. In 1979 recipient of a scholarship of the National Research Council of Italy for adjuvant therapy of colorectal cancer.
Since 1980 assistant at the Medical Oncology Unit at the Civil Hospital in Ravenna (Italy) and from 1999 head of the High-Dose Chemotherapy Unit at the same Institution until 2007. From July 2007 Director of the Medical Oncology Unit in Treviso (Italy) until May 2015. At the present time Medical Oncology consultant for research at the Scientific Institute San Matteo in Pavia (Italy).
From 1990 Secretary of the Breast Cancer Registry of the European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (EBMT) Solid Tumors Working Party. From 1994 until 2001 Chairperson of the EBMT Solid Tumors Working Party and Chairperson from 1998 until 2002 of the Italian Group for Blood and Marrow Transplantation Solid Tumors Working Party.
Chairperson of the EORTC-ABMT Group for 1995. Consultant of the Oncology Unit at the Hospital of Timisoara (Romania) from 1990 until 1997. From 2001 until 2005 Member of the Board of the Italian Association of Medical Oncology (AIOM) and chief of the AIOM project "International Scholarship". Member of Faculties of ESMO, ESO, ESH, in several countries.
Author or co-author of over 100 papers (Oncology and Haematology topics) and book chapters. Co-author of the National Italian guidelines for use of hematopoietic growth factors for 2009 and 2010. Speaker in over 200 events in Italy and abroad on supportive care, nausea and vomiting, testicular cancer, bone marrow transplantation in solid tumors.
National representative of ESMO for Italy in the period 2006-2008 term extended from 2009 until 2011. Elected as a member of the Board of Directors ESMO January 2007 for a three-year period. Member of the Membership Committee of ESMO until 2012. ASCO member.
Main field of interest, supportive care in cancer, germ cell tumors, breast cancer, high-dose chemotherapy in solid tumors. education of young Medical Oncologists
Chairperson of the National Guidelines on Testicular Cancer and co-author of the European Guidelines of Testicular Cancer. President of the Italian Germ cell cancer Group (IGG) from 2005 until 2008 and then from 2011 until 2014. From January 2015 President of Cosmohelp, an association for help of children necessitating treatment in Italy from low income countries.
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