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Ruling to mitigate Platon Lebedev's sentence to be reconsidered
Tags: Sentence, Tax evasion, YUKOS, Platon Lebedev, Russia, Arkhangelsk
YUKOS executive Lebedev's application submitted to Constitutional Court
YUKOS executive Lebedev's defense disputes sentence reduction
Platon Lebedev to be released in July 2013
Ruling to reduce Platon Lebedev's sentence reversed
ARKHANGELSK, December 14 - RAPSI. The Arkhangelsk Regional Court has considered the prosecutor's office appeal against the mitigation of Platon Lebedev's sentence and ruled to submit the decision for review to the Velsk District Court.
Two appeals against the Velsk court's ruling in the case were submitted to the Arkhangelsk Regional Court. The ruling mitigated Lebedev's sentence to 10 years from 13 years in prison.
The attorneys found the mitigation insufficient, and stated that Lebedev should have already been released from prison. The prosecutor's office believes that the Velsk court, which has considered Lebedevs case for a second time, passed a mild ruling.
The first-instance court's ruling according to which Lebedev was to be released in summer 2013 has been dismissed. The Velsk court will consider Lebedev's motion to mitigate his sentence for a third time. The motion was initially submitted after the Criminal Code was amended and mitigated the liability for economic crimes.
The YUKOS case has been one of the most high-profile in Russia in recent years. In the early 2000s, the authorities accused YUKOS executives Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Lebedev of tax evasion. YUKOS, then the country's largest oil company, went bankrupt and its assets were taken over by Rosneft.
Many in the West believe the case was politically driven. Moscow denies these charges.
In 2005, Khodorkovsky and Lebedev were sentenced to eight years in prison for fraud and tax evasion. In late 2010, a Moscow district court sentenced them to 14 years in prison for oil theft and money laundering. They were expected to be released in 2017, considering the time they had already served for their previous convictions from their first trial.
However, the Moscow City Court reduced their sentences by one year in May 2011. Khodorkovsky is serving his sentence in the Segezha Prison, while Lebedev is serving time in the Velsk Prison in the Arkhangelsk Region.


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Title: Holistic investigation of hydrogen as an alternative fuel (technological)
Authors: Yew, Ming Jie
Keywords: Engineering::Maritime studies
Source: Yew, M. J. (2022). Holistic investigation of hydrogen as an alternative fuel (technological). Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/163534
Abstract: With industries around the world transitioning towards a greener future, the maritime industry is no different with plans to ensure that its future is a sustainable one. There are many discussions about the different ways the maritime industry can adopt to reduce GHG emissions and decarbonize maritime transportation. Notably, alternative fuels like hydrogen were one of the options that could effectively reduce GHG emissions in the long term. The objective of this report is to evaluate the technological feasibility of hydrogen as an alternative fuel in the maritime industry by conducting a holistic lifecycle assessment of hydrogen. The report aims to provide information and greater clarity on hydrogen and the possible pathways for Singapore and Indonesia to take in the future. To better understand the technological complexities of the hydrogen value chain, both primary and secondary data were collected to ensure more comprehensive and consistent findings. Primary data was collected from the interviews conducted with specific professionals in different areas of the maritime industry while secondary data consists of literature from various sources and a survey that was completed by professionals across the maritime industry for corroboration and cross-referencing. The interviewees are Mr. Josiah Eng from Siemens Energy, Mr. Tsuyoshi Yuri and Mr. Seokho Yoon from Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL), and Mr. Samuel Lee from PSA. By analysing the data collected, the report has found that the existing hydrogen value chain will be transformed in the next few decades in areas like production, storage, and applications. Furthermore, hydrogen can become an important fuel in the future once it overcomes key challenges like adequate infrastructure, commercially available supply, and alignment within the maritime industry. The implementation of hydrogen can be further supported by the actions taken by the respective governments and other stakeholders. For the greater adoption of hydrogen, the author has provided various recommendations that will become key enablers in shaping the hydrogen ecosystem in Singapore and Indonesia. The recommendations include greater government involvement in the implementation of comprehensive hydrogen policies and carbon pricing schemes, major shipping companies setting the stage for hydrogen development and usage in the maritime industry, and the development of comprehensive technical standards by regulatory agencies. The recommendations listed will form the basis of the proposed pathways for Singapore and Indonesia in 2030 and 2050.
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A: You are creating new PrintWriters in the loop. Make it outside of it.
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A: Move it outside the loop.Due to which new instance is created every line
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A: The PrintWriter is being assigned to a new instance during each loop iteration.  Declare the PrintWriter outside of the loop.
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particularly in the 'Not to mention ..."
piece. As generative, it has produced or partially prodced the piece.
> way. [See Sandy Baldwin in the current Cybertext Yearbook].
But whose questions, John? These are yours. When you say "more to do with"
not be the case. Look at Kenji's work or nn's writing.
as I'm concerned that's a terrific use of code. As is the figlet program.
> particularly in the 'Not to mention ..."
necessarily language. I'd have to go back over my Eco for this.
downloading and supermarket-buying are the future.
Wal-Mart and the electrical chain Best Buy.
Circus in central London, which continued to trade under the Tower name.
threat to record shops than downloading.
homeland they would be safe. Everybody's shocked to see what has happened."
suppose I will find Franz Ferdinand in Asda or Sainsbury's this week."
Dornan said that record shops had to offer shoppers a more "rock 'n' roll"
experience with more of a "live venue status".
in a car park at Asda."
given as gifts. "I don't think a download would make such a good present,"
record stores could be a thing of the future.
account for only 2 per cent of the total number, industry sources say.
> >> use (other tongues)?
> you stay clean? When does any of this start to matter?
(Perth to NY) a few years ago.
> >> underlying  abstract Class?
> >not be the case. Look at Kenji's work or nn's writing.
> answer why such-and-such media for such-and-such project.
Of course I have no disagreement with you here.
all codes, not even leaving debris behind.
> >irrelevant - yet as far as I'm concerned that's a terrific use of code.
> >the first place is highly inclusive, not exclusive.
> >> and  particularly in the 'Not to mention ..."
> >necessarily language. I'd have to go back over my Eco for this.
> programmable media challenges this in a direct and very clear/n way.
> Although, hopefully, things will get messy.
> >chaotic, dys- functional in many ways, amazingly functional in others.
> >heap.mov at http://www.asondheim.org ). And so forth.
> the code in question would not operate.
code-forms, for example, Mez' are readable as well.
> writing in whatever media that simply incorporates code elements.
> in the same word, sentence, paragraph, world.
boring (although kludging within the same world is interesting).
> >was doing codework in 71 and later wrote a number of programs in 76-78.
> >Fernbach- Florsheim was doing things in the 60s with computers/code.
> the Cybertext Yearbook and I do know that even you were late.
> Rosenberg deserves the priority he deserves, as we all do.
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In Experimenter, Michael Almereyda drives home Stanley Milgram's damning conclusions about our conformist tendencies
By David Thomson in the September-October 2015 Issue
In the early Sixties, at Yale, a social psychologist named Stanley Milgram conducted several subtle experiments in conformity. They established one of the cultural gotchas of modernity, for they concluded that we—human beings—were prepared to do casual harm to others, to behave badly and without humane responsibility, if we could be persuaded that we were being obedient, doing as we were told, following orders, and playing our part in a prescribed show.
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That lab work is classic now, though still in some dispute; in its day, it felt so alarming that Milgram was denied tenure. The 1974 book that resulted from that work, Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View, was criticized, notably in The New York Times, which then took our obedience on trust; but it was praised, too, and nominated for awards. Milgram's conclusions do not go away; they bite more deeply in an age when we feel increasingly helpless or powerless with our decisions. Now here comes a movie based on Milgram's work, and it is hard not to be troubled by it. Especially if you are inclined to hope that movies are important, or more important than their subjects. (And of course, as moviegoers, we also know what it means to watch under orders.)
The film is Experimenter, by Michael Almereyda, and it is as enchanting but disconcerting as the amiable elephant that sometimes follows our hero in his privileged corridors. At the least, it is a film that studies us and our response with the same detached yet doubting attitude of Peter Sarsgaard's melancholy, faintly Mabusian and mysterious Milgram. I'd say it's a remarkable film—as in, one you must see—but it's more than that.
Let's begin with two fellows arriving at Milgram's laboratory one day. They are a jolly couple—Miller (Anthony Edwards) and McDonough (Jim Gaffigan); though strangers, they seem made for each other. They dress similarly, and neither of them is what you'd rate as a "lead." It's easy to think of Laurel and Hardy: McDonough is plump, fussy but assured; Miller is lean and anxious. Their rhythms work in unspoken concert. Yet these are not a true pair, or not on the same footing. It is often our sweet dream that actors are enjoying a "chemistry" that has them working for us. As if chemistry was a matter of choice, instead of conforming to fixed, organic rules.
So these two men seem to arrive as equals to the experiment (and its odd model of cinema); the luck of a draw will determine which one will be "Teacher" and which one the "Learner" in Milgram's obedience test. But that presentation is a setup: Miller has already been chosen to be the Teacher, who asks the questions and administers the electric shocks when the Learner gives incorrect answers. Miller's worry will deepen as this unnerving game show goes on. Whereas McDonough knows the script in advance. He has pre-recorded his pained responses to the shocks. He is acting; Miller is conforming to his insecure being.
You could argue that Experimenter is a biopic. The film is researched in great detail, even if it feels like a dream. Milgram had a wife, Sasha, and two children before he died of a heart attack at the age of 51. The widow is alive still, and there is a fond close-up of her at the end of the film, which we can file with the images of Winona Ryder, who plays her. Equally, there is a glimpse of the real Milgram walking down a New York City street, enough to show that Sarsgaard has made a good-faith attempt to resemble the real experimenter and to put on the beard Stan had at CUNY.
But Stanley and Sasha Menkin Milgram are not characters for whom Sarsgaard and Ryder are asked to make a journey of inquiry, like Brando and Vivien Leigh digging into Stanley and Blanche, or like the "great" characters in "realistic" films. The Milgrams are figures and images, representatives of real people but without much faith in naturalistic substance. When we first see Sasha, the idea of her as a person is less pressing than the schematic doubling of her image: she is standing back-to-back with her own image in an elevator mirror. In turn, that format is an extension of the experimental setup, where Teacher and Learner have their own adjoining cubicle spaces, with both of them fixed on the blank screen and the sound track pregnant with pain that separates and fuses them. The side-by-side spatial alignment of their adjacent "movies" is augmented by Milgram himself as a foreground figure watching them through a one-way mirror on the screen of science (and subterfuge, for they do not know he is watching—does that remind you of anything?).
To be sure, we see the Milgrams meet, marry, and become parents. She helps him in his work. Still, they are not the kind of lovables we know and identify with from regular biopics so much as figures in a screenscape. When they go to visit the home of Solomon Asch and his wife, there is a shot of the two of them in the front of their car that is emphatically a Hitchcock arrangement of apprehension, a harsh moment, and a back-projected road. When they reach the Asch house, they step out of the car and stand in front of a projected black-and-white image of the country house.
Throughout the movie, Almereyda reduces the possibility of cinematic actuality to a diagram in which behavior yields to transaction. The players are not so much required to act as exist in flat space. So in that first car shot, Sasha's life or nature has been reduced to the edgy affect of Ryder with her eyes staring and her hair tightly drawn back from her head. She represents fear, without any particular cause of anxiety being explored in the scene. Nothing explains why this marriage is so uneasy—unless we are meant to understand the implication of that elephant in the corridor and the underlying message of Experimenter, that humans are no longer the appealing pilgrims of narrative but the blunt QEDs of social psychology, which is so much easier than having to deal with a divided self or unfulfilled desire.
I know, that sounds grim, or depressing; it's why I have invoked a doctor like Mabuse and a director like Fritz Lang. But haven't you been wondering for some time whether narrative texture is ebbing away and returning us to the cold lucidity of Lang? Isn't that how the clear-cut depiction of the experiment at the outset of this film serves to define the nature of film where, in watching human beings act and react, we run the risk of losing touch with humanity? (While assuring ourselves that we have been "deeply touched"?)
Milgram was Jewish, and with a little archival footage of the famous Sixties glass-booth trial of Adolf Eichmann, Experimenter establishes the Nazi SS as another prompting elephant that leaves our doctor wary. His experiment was hardly needed to confirm that the practice of genocide could be researched, managed, and applied with maximum diligence—amounting to an appalling cruelty. Yet it seemed foolish or indulgent even to bother with a homily like "appalling cruelty." How long are we appalled before habit sets in? What's more to the point as a lesson of the Holocaust is that the majority of ordinary people will go along with it and carry out orders.
If the Nazi leaders were exceptionally inventive and industrious in the ways of cruelty and genocide, do not kid yourself that the German people were unusual in their compliance or self-deception. Such traits wait in all of us, especially in a can-do nation. It's just a matter of luck which side of the equation history assigns you. The real horror of the Holocaust is quiet and commonplace—it's realizing it could have been us, and knowing the "crime" is beyond punishment, outrage, or intervention. It was human.
But there's a further snare in this very cool film, which is to see that cinema (by which I mean the crucial separation of reality and spectator) is a system that supports the outrage. You see, obedience is part and parcel of moviegoing. What better model is there for the helpless allegiance of the moviegoer to the ongoing avalanche of film—killing here and raping there, if you can tell one wow from another—than the gravitational pull by which humans do the socially obligatory thing? Isn't the rapture of watching film—the height of suspense—the way we would sell our soul to be there for what happens next? Nothing is as poignant in Experimenter as the woeful looks the Teachers throw over their guilty shoulders begging to be rescued from the designated task of flipping the switch in punishment. (Truly, Stan and Ollie at Auschwitz could be quite a flick.)
This last paragraph may bring pain and confusion to cinephilia—though the steadfast admirers of so many of our manly directors may worry that the "stunning" beauty in some of our murderous adventures has to be artificial or contrived for "fun" to register. Moreover, have the types of screen we have erected in our minds detached us from the nakedness of experience itself, until nearly everything takes precedence as a filmed event, as opposed to a thing in itself?
This movie seems a radical step for Almereyda, and more attentive to the nature of the medium than anything he has attempted before. So Experimenter could be angry about human nature, horrified and dismayed by its own point, just as once upon a time such a biopic might have been pained that the wisdom of Stanley Milgram was not recognized—as if it really needs to be named and established still when it is an unstoppable process indifferent to our recognition. But Experimenter is not an angry film, and so it exceeds the limits of even Lang who knew he could only portray the machinations of Dr. Mabuse by saying what a very bad man he was, so death and destruction fell on Mabuse (so long as he had enough phantom will power to return for a sequel).
The handling of the players is relaxed and assured, like a card trick. No one has "a part" in the old-fashioned sense, let alone a case for motivation or a need to be directed. But there are thrilling passages of presentation, of Bressonian presence, that need no backstory, or back-acting—I'm thinking of John Leguizamo as one of the more troubled teachers, Emily Tremaine as an argumentative and possibly horny student who can't understand why Stanley keeps his wife in the room typing up what's being said, and Dennis Haysbert as a lush-haired Ossie Davis in scenes with William Shatner (played with unlikely restraint by Kellan Lutz) taping a TV drama from 1976 based on the Milgram case.
I also note a tall, assertive blonde (it's the angle at which she stands) who reads George Orwell while waiting for trains and looks like Lori Singer circa Footloose (from that very Orwell year), even though the biologically older Singer appears elsewhere in the cast, playing Mrs. Asch, pouring tea from an elegant silver pot in the photo-ready living room of a tenured professor.
So much comes down to Sarsgaard as Stanley. Until you explore this calm and even playful film, you won't grasp the daring with which its doctor manages to be rather seductively bored, especially in the confiding chats he gives us—delivered directly to the audience, as he knows we're there and is too tactful to rub our noses in our weakness for secret confidences—and in the gloomy patience with which he witnesses the drab limits on the humanity project, and the tenure-weighing efforts of career liberals to argue it away. Mercifully, this Milgram is too withdrawn to risk becoming a readily digestible chocolate Oscar winner; he is beguiling, but he resists attachment. Without Sarsgaard's serene reticence, Almereyda's brilliant trap would not close on us so tidily or quietly.
I can hear myself saying what an advance this is for Almereyda, and film, in its assured and ingenious exploitation of the limits of having so little money to work with (as if some thrust of "progress" is carrying us all along). The expensive panoply of budget, decor, and "real stuff" turns to vapor in the acid of the film's bleak gaze. So often Almereyda's work has seemed adventurous; this feels inescapable.
You will expect a writer now to urge you to see Experimenter—and for you to behave obediently. Won't do it. If you see this picture, you may jeopardize the illusion that used to be called cinema, not to mention the forlorn routine of festivals and film magazines. Above all, it's bad for thinking well of ourselves or believing movies can finesse life. So, don't see this picture. Be obedient?


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This scripture is one of my favorites. Perhaps because as I talk to people about turning their dreams2destiny, I need them to have hope and actually believe that what God said about them is true. I am always saying things that God said about me...things like "I can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens me" or "with God ALL things are possible". I have found that encouraging yourself in the Lord is a very powerful way to lift up your spirits! You can be your own cheerleader!
This scripture talks about what the Lord knows: "For I know the plans I have for you..." He has a plan. A plan for you and me. The challenge for each one of us is that we need to know the plan too. You know the plan by hanging out with the planner; following the game plan. That plan is to give you hope. That plan is to deliver to you an end result that you can be proud of and happy living. So really it all boils down to this: do you believe what the Lord says in His Word? Things like the fact that He does not want harm to come your way and that you have a bright and prosperous future? Do you know the plan?


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Watching the Oregon - USC game it's hard to believe that Gonzaga is a better three point shooting team than Oregon, but they are.
GU is 26th in the country with a 39.5% three point shooting percentage as a team.
Bradley leads the country, shooting 42.7% from beyond the arc.
Oregon will last as long in this tournament as their 3 pointers are dropping. If they are even a bit off against a team with quality post players, they're done. But if they get the right matchups, and continue to sizzle from beyond the arc, they could go deep.
USC had some of the poorest shot selection I've seen all season. Granted Oregon put them in a difficult position dropping all those threes, but USC looked like they were playing without a coach tonight.
... well you all know the rest of that. UO could go far or could wash out in the first round against some mid-major with good perimiter D and an inside banger. Looked good today, though. They're a lot hotter than we are from the 3 right now, but that might change in the tourney. Hopefully the team comes out rested and with fresh legs and out shooting percentages go through the roof (and our ft% go back to where they belong).
....does that happen, especially in a championship game? Bryce Tayler, from Encino Oregon, was perfect;11 for 11 from the field, 7 for 7 from behind the arc and 3 for 3 from the charity stripe! He was certainly Oregon's reason for winning dontcha think?


I can watch the first two Bourne movies repeatedly and still enjoy them. They really do succeed. In general I am annoyed that they, like too much out of Hollywood, find the greatest criminality among American spies; but hey, they are exciting and they aren't cartoons. Having heard that The Bourne Ultimatum was even more anti-American, I wasn't so sure I wanted to bother with it; yet I had also heard it was very good, and so I got it.
Yes, yes, one could argue that it's not anti-American as such but only anti-CIA; but, in the end, it is Americans who are the bad guys, so it's a bit sour. It also spins its wheels a bit, as far as the action goes; the variations on a theme were sometimes not so variant. Still, I really liked it — and unlike, say, Spider-Man 3, it doesn't crater and ruin its trilogy, but finishes things very well.
First: The black-ops program of which Bourne is a part has the power to kill enemies of America without any red tape or real oversight. The movie is particularly outraged that even U.S. citizens have been terminated. Now, I am one who draws a distinction between citizen and non-citizen. It does make a difference whether the target of a black-ops assassination is a citizen or not. But I find it interesting that a Hollywood movie should try to raise our outrage by dealing in a distinction that, in most other contexts, it would sneer at. Asserting that we should especially not kill U.S. citizens is asserting that there is something special about U.S. citizens. A "citizen," in other words, is a real category, with real rights above the rights of non-citizens. How wonderfully true! Yet The Bourne Ultimatum is essentially championing nationalism, even — if you want to be crude — tribalism. Are we finally allowed, dear Hollywood, to favor our own people over others?
Second: The Bourne trilogy is, action aside, about Bourne's journey towards his origins as an assassin; more to the point, towards knowledge of his true identity. And here the movie does something that I so hope I am not misinterpreting.
In all three movies, we have been led to think that Bourne was programmed to be a killer, brainwashed simply; and the final movie emphasizes this idea, showing flashbacks of Bourne being broken down so that his old identity would be lost. Yet his true origin as an assassin comes in a single moment. He is calmly sitting in a room with the man in charge, who is essentially saying to him: "Now's the time; you can leave or stay;" and Bourne is hesitating, perhaps agonizing; and then Bourne stands up and shoots and kills a hooded prisoner, about whom Bourne knows nothing. That is when he becomes an assassin: When he chooses to kill.
In other words, he can't escape responsibility by saying he was brainwashed or tortured. He made the choice. It wasn't the evil CIA that corrupted him; it was he himself. Bourne misused his free will. And of course, in the present day, he chooses not to kill; notably he does not "take the shot" when he has another assassin in his sights. Bourne doesn't overcome the nasty CIA; he rejects the choice he made in the beginning, and restores himself. He has repented. Is it an accident that, in a movie indifferent to explicit religion, Bourne is identified (via his old dog tags) as Catholic? Is this a clue? Am I encouraged to give a Catholic interpretation to Bourne's original sin? Encouraged or not, I do; and it is a very satisfying resolution of the trilogy.