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Tornes, Amarilis Raisa was born 6 February 1955, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 11845 Sw 46Th St, Miami, Florida 33175. Florida voter ID number 123509183. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
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30 November 2019 voter list: Amarilis Raisa Tornes Ojea, 8903 SW 27Th St, Miami, 33175 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2016 voter list: Amarilis Zaisa Tornes Ojea, 3800 SW 102Nd AVE, D-203, Miami, 33175 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornes, Amparo was born 28 December 1943, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 10700 Sw 109Th Ct, Apt 413, Miami, Florida 33176. Florida voter ID number 129062039. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNES, ANDREYA E. was born 31 January 1976, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 801 Jacaranda Dr, Oldsmar, Florida 34677. Florida voter ID number 107377928. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 14117 OTTAWA AVE, SAVAGE MN 55378-2036. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 22 October 2014.
Tornes, Calixto J. born 1 June 1958, Florida voter ID number 117112926 See Tornes, Calixto Jesus. CLICK HERE.
Tornes, Calixto Jesus was born 1 June 1958, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 3974 Nw 4Th St, Miami, Florida 33126. Florida voter ID number 117112926. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
26 October 2020 voter list: Calixto Jesus Tornes, 235 NW 40Th CT, Miami, 33126 Republican Party of Florida.
31 December 2013 voter list: Calixto J. Tornes, 220 NW 58Th AVE, Miami, 33126 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornes, Carlos Alberto was born 8 March 1985, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2508 Sw 35Th Pl, Apt 46, Gainesville, Florida 32608. Florida voter ID number 129038642. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 1300 SW 122Nd Ave APT 416, Miami FL 33184. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Chelsea Elizabeth was born 1 January 1996, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4374 Bluegrass Dr, Fort Myers, Florida 33916. Florida voter ID number 120654115. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 September 2020 voter list: Chelsea Elizabeth Tornes, 2745 Colonial Blvd, APT 105, Fort Myers, 33916 Florida Democratic Party.
28 February 2018 voter list: Chelsea Elizabeth Tornes, 1000 Fgcu Campus Housing, APT 001, FORT MYERS, 33916 Florida Democratic Party.
31 August 2016 voter list: Chelsea Elizabeth Tornes, 6812 RALSTON PLACE DR, APT 101, Tampa, 33916 Florida Democratic Party.
31 March 2015 voter list: Chelsea Elizabeth Tornes, 3420 W Palmetto ST, Tampa, 33916 Florida Democratic Party.
TORNES, CYNTHIA SUE was born 26 April 1954, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1962 Ridge Spring Dr, The Villages, Florida 32162. Florida voter ID number 119448659. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 January 2020 voter list: CYNTHIA SUE TORNES, 1962 RIDGE SPRING DR, THE VILLAGES, 32162 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, David James was born 28 November 1959, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 9 S Beach Rd, Hobe Sound, Florida 33455. Florida voter ID number 123214793. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNES, DENISE S. was born 15 August 1960, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 7256 Sablon Rd, North Port, Florida 34291. Florida voter ID number 110022047. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 March 2016 voter list: Denise S. Tornes, 472 Kensington St, Port Charlotte, 34291 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Denise S. Tornes, 7853 SW 118Th PL, Miami, 34291 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Denise S. born 15 August 1960, Florida voter ID number 110022047 See TORNES, DENISE S. CLICK HERE.
Tornes, Elaine born 21 July 1990, Florida voter ID number 123657439 See Tornes-Blanco, Elaine. CLICK HERE.
Tornes, Erica F. was born 6 March 1983, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 7701 Sw 88Th St, #B222, Miami, Florida 33156. Florida voter ID number 115665324. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 January 2019.
Tornes, Genry Nelson was born 15 August 1989, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3222 Clinton Cir, Tampa, Florida 33614. Florida voter ID number 124369624. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Haydelis born 1 October 1981, Florida voter ID number 120502062 See Brown, Haydelis Tornes. CLICK HERE.
Tornes, Jacqueline was born 21 July 1981, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 9750 Sw 57Th Ave, Pinecrest, Florida 33156. Florida voter ID number 110064537. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Jareth Rafael was born 11 January 1989, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10287 Nw 135Th St, Hialeah Gardens, Florida 33018. Florida voter ID number 114964220. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 August 2016 voter list: Jareth Rafael Tornes, 3860 NW 183Rd St, #205, Miami Gardens, 33018 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Jennifer Danielle born 14 January 1981, Florida voter ID number 109903635 See Delmas, Jennifer Danielle. CLICK HERE.
TORNES, JESSICA L. was born 30 November 1990, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1055 Prowess Ct, North Port, Florida 34288. Florida voter ID number 116802502. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
Tornes, Jessica Lynn was born 30 November 1990, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 281 Mercer St, Port Charlotte, Florida 33954. Florida voter ID number 128476961. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Jesus Osvaldo was born 5 November 1963, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 5391 W 10Th Ct, Hialeah, Florida 33012. Florida voter ID number 128160389. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNES, JOHN D. born 5 October 1980, Florida voter ID number 105168678 See TORNES, JOHN DOUGLAS. CLICK HERE.
TORNES, JOHN DOUGLAS was born 5 October 1980, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8303 Hunters Ridge Trl, Tallahassee, Florida 32312. Florida voter ID number 105168678. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 July 2018 voter list: JOHN D. TORNES, 8303 HUNTERS RIDGE TRL, TALLAHASSEE, 32312 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Josefina was born 30 August 1927, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2700 D Nw 87Th Ave, Doral, Florida 33172. Florida voter ID number 109498886. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: Calle 60 No 373 X 39 Y 41 Centro 97000 Merida, Yucatan MEXICO. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2012 voter list: Josefina Tornes, 6884 SW 88Th St, #C101, Pinecrest, 33172 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Jose Rafael was born 25 August 1971, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 5975 Sw 4Th St, Miami, Florida 33144. Florida voter ID number 109896075. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Julian M. born 2 September 1993, Florida voter ID number 120397618 See Tornes, Julian Michael. CLICK HERE.
Tornes, Julian Michael was born 2 September 1993, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 6812 Ralston Place Dr, Apt 101, Tampa, Florida 33614. Florida voter ID number 120397618. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 August 2020 voter list: Julian M. Tornes, 33701 State Rd 52, San Antonio, 33614 No Party Affiliation.
Tornes, Kathleen was born 18 December 1958, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 6812 Ralston Place Dr, Apt 101, Tampa, Florida 33614-4495. Florida voter ID number 110439814. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 December 2014 voter list: Kathleen Tornes, 3420 W Palmetto ST, Tampa, 33614-4495 Republican Party of Florida.
TORNES, KRYSTAL SHARISE was born 6 June 1981, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3715 Caracus Ct, Tallahassee, Florida 32303. Florida voter ID number 105174642. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
26 October 2020 voter list: KRYSTAL SHARISE TORNES, 8303 HUNTERS RIDGE TRL, TALLAHASSEE, 32303 Florida Democratic Party.
TORNES, LARRY C. was born 12 June 1968, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 801 Jacaranda Dr, Oldsmar, Florida 34677. Florida voter ID number 107377936. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 14117 OTTAWA AVE, SAVAGE MN 55378-2036. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 22 October 2014.
Tornes, Leticia was born 1 September 1979, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 6480 Sw 49Th St, South Miami, Florida 33155. Florida voter ID number 109845848. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
28 February 2017 voter list: Leticia Tornes, 9750 SW 57Th Ave, Pinecrest, 33155 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Leticia Valls was born 14 December 1955, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 9750 Sw 57Th Ave, Pinecrest, Florida 33156. Florida voter ID number 110030314. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Luis A. was born 4 January 1950, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 6486 Sw 88Th St, Apt #C101, Pinecrest, Florida 33156. Florida voter ID number 109040585. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2014.
Tornes, Luis Angel was born 4 January 1950, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 5300 W 16Th Ave, Apt 446, Hialeah, Florida 33012. Florida voter ID number 124106810. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 August 2017.
Tornes, Luis Enrique was born 9 December 1954, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2930 Se Santa Barbara Pl, Cape Coral, Florida 33904. Florida voter ID number 109167056. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 April 2018 voter list: Luis Enrique Tornes, 20120 SW 106Th CT, Cutler Bay, 33904 Florida Democratic Party.
30 September 2016 voter list: Luis Enrique Tornes, 4417 SW 15th Ave, Cape Coral, 33904 Florida Democratic Party.
31 December 2015 voter list: Luis Enrique Tornes, 472 Kensington St, Port Charlotte, 33904 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Luis Enrique Tornes, 7853 SW 118Th PL, Miami, 33904 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Luis Felipe was born 10 March 1988, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 9750 Sw 57Th Ave, Pinecrest, Florida 33156. Florida voter ID number 114878411. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Maria De Los Angeles was born 17 October 1965, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2130 Sw 4Th St, Apt 3, Miami, Florida 33135. Florida voter ID number 117375195. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 September 2016 voter list: Maria De Los Angeles Tornes, 60 NW 19Th Ave, APT 1, Miami, 33135 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2012 voter list: Maria De Los Angeles Tornes, 1300 NW 5Th ST, APT B, Miami, 33135 No Party Affiliation.
Tornes, Maria J. was born 5 March 1945, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 9750 Sw 57Th Ave, Pinecrest, Florida 33156. Florida voter ID number 109797534. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 April 2020 voter list: Maria J. Tornes, 2700 D NW 87Th Ave, Doral, 33156 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Maria J. Tornes, 300 Bayview DR, #1515, Sunny Isles Beach, 33156 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Maurin L. was born 15 September 1975, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 8131 Sw 148Th Ct, Miami, Florida 33193-1554. Florida voter ID number 119220520. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2017 voter list: Maurin L. Tornes, 3881 SW 122Nd AVE, Miami, 33193-1554 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2012 voter list: Maurin L. Tornes, 12805 SW 19Th ST, Miami, 33193-1554 Republican Party of Florida.
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Tornes, Mijail Orlandovich was born 27 November 1982, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 675 Nw 85Th Ct, 110, Miami, Florida 33126. Florida voter ID number 123722332. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Milagros was born 25 November 1956, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3411 S Carter St, Apt 20, Tampa, Florida 33629-8839. Florida voter ID number 120952655. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2017 voter list: Milagros Tornes, 3422 S MacDill Ave, APT 6, Tampa, 33629-8839 Florida Democratic Party.
TORNES, NEIL FRANCIS was born 28 August 1954, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1962 Ridge Spring Dr, The Villages, Florida 32162-1444. Florida voter ID number 119448663. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Orangel Ignacio was born 1 February 1933, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1507 E Genesee St, Tampa, Florida 33610. Florida voter ID number 110956607. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Oreste born 14 November 1936, Florida voter ID number 120259078 See Tornes, Oreste Oliva. CLICK HERE.
Tornes, Oreste Oliva was born 14 November 1936, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1602 Nw 26Th Ave, Miami, Florida 33125. Florida voter ID number 120259078. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2020 voter list: Oreste Tornes, 1602 NW 26Th Ave, Miami, 33125 Republican Party of Florida.
TORNES, PATRICK was born 12 February 1997, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1620 E Texar Dr, Pensacola, Florida 32503. Florida voter ID number 128881036. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Rafael was born 16 May 1946, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 350 Nw 4Th St, Apt 302, Miami, Florida 33128. Florida voter ID number 126297728. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
29 February 2020 voter list: Rafael Tornes, 530 NW 4Th ST, APT 302, Miami, 33128 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornes, Rafael Alberto was born 8 April 1949, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1259 Nw 29Th St, Miami, Florida 33142. Florida voter ID number 109274707. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2020 voter list: Rafael Alberto Tornes, 1261 NW 29Th ST, Miami, 33142 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornes, Rafael Antonio was born 25 August 1971, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 5975 Sw 4Th St, Miami, Florida 33144. Florida voter ID number 110312020. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNES, RAUL H. was born 21 April 1958, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1055 Prowess Ct, North Port, Florida 34288. Florida voter ID number 116928703. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNES, RAUL HORACE was born 12 June 1925, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1055 Prowess Ct, North Port, Florida 34288. Florida voter ID number 108958123. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2020.
31 January 2014 voter list: RAUL HORACE TORNES, 1109 BLACK ACRE TRL, WINTER SPRINGS, 34288 No Party Affiliation.
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Tornes, Richard William was born 26 October 1957, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 11713 Holly Creek Dr, Riverview, Florida 33569. Florida voter ID number 123081555. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Roberto was born 25 April 1949, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 171 W 26Th St, Apt 4, Hialeah, Florida 33010. Florida voter ID number 119398104. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2018 voter list: Roberto Torres, 171 W 26Th St, APT 4, Hialeah, 33010 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Rosemarie born 28 July 1956, Florida voter ID number 111065400 See Tornes, Rosemarie Tamargo. CLICK HERE.
Tornes, Rosemarie Tamargo was born 28 July 1956, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3325 W Union St, Tampa, Florida 33607. Florida voter ID number 111065400. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 March 2020 voter list: Rosemarie Tornes, 3325 W Union St, Tampa, 33607 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornes, Sara D. was born 24 September 1987, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 7741 W 36Th Ave, Apt 5, Hialeah, Florida 33018. Florida voter ID number 121002398. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNES, SENIA L. was born 22 February 1962, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1055 Prowess Ct, North Port, Florida 34288. Florida voter ID number 109360163. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Sharon A. was born 28 December 1951, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2803 W Sligh Ave, Apt 811, Tampa, Florida 33614. Florida voter ID number 110793406. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: Apt 101 6812 Ralston Place Dr, Tampa FL 33614. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Solange De La Caridad was born 16 June 1964, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2018 Nw 8Th Pl, Cape Coral, Florida 33993. Florida voter ID number 128131315. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Yamil Osvaldo was born 28 July 1998, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 17350 Nw 67Th Ave, Apt 107, Hialeah, Florida 33015. Florida voter ID number 126405124. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes, Zhenia was born 16 November 1973, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 20513 Sw 88Th Ave, Cutler Bay, Florida 33189. Florida voter ID number 122957816. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 July 2018 voter list: Zhenia Porto-Tornes, 20513 SW 88Th Ave, Cutler Bay, 33189 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornes-Blanco, Elaine born 21 July 1990, Florida voter ID number 123657439 See Tornes, Elaine. CLICK HERE.
Tornes-Blanco, Elaine was born 21 July 1990, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 111 E Flagler St, Apt 410, Miami, Florida 33131. Florida voter ID number 123657439. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 120 Calle Mallorca, San Juan PR 00917. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2019 voter list: Elaine Tornes, 14873 SW 65Th TER, Miami, 33131 Florida Democratic Party.
31 July 2017 voter list: Elaine Tornes, 10750 SW 4Th St, APT 209, Sweetwater, 33131 Florida Democratic Party.
31 August 2016 voter list: Elaine Tornes-Blanco, 10750 SW 4Th ST, APT 209, Sweetwater, 33131 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornese, Anthony M. was born 2 September 1989, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 7609 Sw 2Nd Pl, Gainesville, Florida 32607. Florida voter ID number 115567978. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornese, Barbara was born 24 May 1959, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 594 Nw 39Th Ave, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442-7341. Florida voter ID number 101468164. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2015 voter list: Barbara Tornese, 594 NW 39th Ave, Deerfield Beach, 33442-7341 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornese, Cosmo was born 25 April 1935, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2358 Deer Creek Trl, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442-1324. Florida voter ID number 101249109. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2015 voter list: Cosmo Tornese, 2358 Deer Creek Trl, Deerfield Beach, 33442-1324 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornese, Frances G. was born 12 August 1934, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1841 Nw 43Rd St, Oakland Park, Florida 33309-4470. Florida voter ID number 101317722. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
28 February 2019 voter list: Frances G. Tornese, 1721 NE 48th Ct, Ft Lauderdale, 33309-4470 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2015 voter list: Frances G. Tornese, 1721 NE 48th Ct, Ft Lauderdale, 33309-4470 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornese, Frank Richard was born 8 July 1963, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 7609 Sw 2Nd Pl, # G, Gainesville, Florida 32607-1578. Florida voter ID number 100487839. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornese, Ginamarie was born 9 July 1968, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1841 Nw 43Rd St, Oakland Park, Florida 33309-4470. Florida voter ID number 101495154. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2015 voter list: Ginamarie Tornese, 1841 NW 43rd St, Oakland Park, 33309-4470 Florida Democratic Party.
TORNESE, GINO S. born 13 February 1997, Florida voter ID number 120798086 See TORNESE, GINO STEPHEN. CLICK HERE.
Tornese, Gino S. born 13 February 1997, Florida voter ID number 120798086 See TORNESE, GINO S. CLICK HERE.
TORNESE, GINO STEPHEN born 13 February 1997, Florida voter ID number 120798086 See Tornese, Gino Stephen. CLICK HERE.
Tornese, Gino Stephen was born 13 February 1997, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1072 Sw 14Th Ave, Apt C, Gainesville, Florida 32601. Florida voter ID number 120798086. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 March 2020 voter list: Gino Stephen Tornese, 1841 NW 43rd ST, Oakland Park, 32601 Republican Party of Florida.
30 November 2019 voter list: GINO STEPHEN TORNESE, 1704 W CALL ST, APT 106, TALLAHASSEE, 32601 Republican Party of Florida.
30 June 2018 voter list: GINO S. TORNESE, 1000 HIGH RD, APT 514B, TALLAHASSEE, 32601 Republican Party of Florida.
31 August 2016 voter list: Gino S. Tornese, 1841 NW 43Rd St, Oakland Park, 32601 Republican Party of Florida.
30 June 2015 voter list: Gino S. Tornese, 1841 NW 43Rd ST, Oakland Park, 32601 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornese, Ilario Louis was born 27 April 1995, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 505 Spencer Dr, #304, West Palm Beach, Florida 33409. Florida voter ID number 119561190. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 March 2019 voter list: Ilario Louis Tornese, 1841 NW 43rd ST, Oakland Park, 33409 Republican Party of Florida.
30 June 2018 voter list: Ilario Louis Tornese, 1402 NW 6Th PL, Gainesville, 33409 Republican Party of Florida.
31 August 2016 voter list: Ilario Louis Tornese, 2800 SW 35Th PL, APT 506, Gainesville, 33409 Republican Party of Florida.
30 June 2015 voter list: Ilario Louis Tornese, 1841 NW 43rd St, Oakland Park, 33409 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornese, Jessica Lee was born 24 June 1977, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 879 Ne Juniper Pl, Jensen Beach, Florida 34957. Florida voter ID number 119056930. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornese, Kasi Rene was born 18 October 1992, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 7609 Sw 2Nd Pl, Gainesville, Florida 32607. Florida voter ID number 121716227. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 138B Wynyard Cres, 9300 Queenstown New Zealand. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornese, Laureen Ann was born 1 April 1960, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 7609 Sw 2Nd Pl, Gainesville, Florida 32607-1578. Florida voter ID number 100487840. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNESE, LAWRENCE C. was born 1 January 1960, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 624 Armada Rd N, Venice, Florida 34285. Florida voter ID number 100109114. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornese, Nicholas Anthony was born 13 June 1972, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 879 Ne Juniper Pl, Jensen Beach, Florida 34957. Florida voter ID number 119057381. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornese, Patricia was born 22 October 1935, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2358 Deer Creek Trl, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442-1324. Florida voter ID number 101249108. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2015 voter list: Patricia Tornese, 2358 Deer Creek Trl, Deerfield Beach, 33442-1324 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornese, Richard C. was born 1 October 1959, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2455 Ne 51St St, Apt 110 E, Ft Lauderdale, Florida 33308. Florida voter ID number 101328490. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2016 voter list: Richard C. Tornese, 2358 DEER CREEK TRL, Deerfield Beach, 33308 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2016 voter list: Richard C. Tornese, 8050 Friendship Ln, Naples, 33308 No Party Affiliation.
TORNESE, SAMANTHA CLAIRE born 19 December 1993, Florida voter ID number 118328635 See Tornese, Samantha Claire. CLICK HERE.
Tornese, Samantha Claire was born 19 December 1993, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 520 Newfound Harbor Dr, Merritt Island, Florida 32952. Florida voter ID number 118328635. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 July 2020 voter list: Samantha Claire Tornese, 200 Banana River BLVD, Cocoa Beach, 32952 No Party Affiliation.
31 July 2018 voter list: SAMANTHA CLAIRE TORNESE, 9950 LAKE ELMHURST LN, UNIT 308, OVIEDO, 32952 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2017 voter list: SAMANTHA CLAIRE TORNESE, 12640 VICTORIA PLACE CIR, APT 8216, ORLANDO, 32952 No Party Affiliation.
31 October 2016 voter list: SAMANTHA CLAIRE TORNESE, 9950 LAKE ELMHURST LN, UNIT 308, OVIEDO, 32952 No Party Affiliation.
30 September 2016 voter list: SAMANTHA CLAIRE TORNESE, 12640 VICTORIA PLACE CIR, APT 216, ORLANDO, 32952 No Party Affiliation.
31 August 2015 voter list: SAMANTHA CLAIRE TORNESE, 624 ARMADA RD N, VENICE, 32952 No Party Affiliation.
Tornese, Stephen Louis was born 17 November 1966, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1841 Nw 43Rd St, Oakland Park, Florida 33309-4470. Florida voter ID number 101487980. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2015 voter list: Stephen Louis Tornese, 1841 NW 43rd St, Oakland Park, 33309-4470 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornese, Tara was born 27 July 1989, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 594 Nw 39Th Ave, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442-7341. Florida voter ID number 115147117. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2015 voter list: Tara Tornese, 594 NW 39th Ave, Deerfield Beach, 33442-7341 Republican Party of Florida.
TORNESE, TYLER COSMO born 16 September 1997, Florida voter ID number 122861215 See Tornese, Tyler Cosmo. CLICK HERE.
Tornese, Tyler Cosmo was born 16 September 1997, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1072 Sw 14Th Ave, Apt C, Gainesville, Florida 32601. Florida voter ID number 122861215. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 August 2020 voter list: Tyler Cosmo Tornese, 3500 SW 19Th AVE, Gainesville, 32601 Republican Party of Florida.
31 August 2016 voter list: TYLER COSMO TORNESE, 624 ARMADA RD N, VENICE, 32601 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornes Madriz, Gilberto born 20 February 1969, Florida voter ID number 121237805 See Torres Madriz, Gilberto. CLICK HERE.
Tornes Mendoza, Ana Maria was born 26 January 1953, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10291 Cargill Creek Ct, Unit 203, Lehigh Acres, Florida 33936. Florida voter ID number 123509356. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes Ojea, Amarilis Raisa born 6 February 1955, Florida voter ID number 123509183 See Tornes, Amarilis Raisa. CLICK HERE.
Tornes Ojea, Amarilis Zaisa born 6 February 1955, Florida voter ID number 123509183 See Tornes Ojea, Amarilis Raisa. CLICK HERE.
Tornes Ortiz, Luis Miguel was born 12 June 1960, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 10910 Sw 217Th Ter, Miami, Florida 33170. Florida voter ID number 129169768. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes Santos, Yaneli was born 30 July 1989, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 509 Victoria Blvd, Auburndale, Florida 33823. Florida voter ID number 120960193. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 October 2016 voter list: Yaneli Tornes Santos, 327 Senate St, Auburndale, 33823 No Party Affiliation.
Tornessi, Ana Maria was born 19 November 1941, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 5300 Washington St, Apt J214, Hollywood, Florida 33021. Florida voter ID number 122454919. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 January 2018 voter list: Ana Maria Tornessi, 2458 POLK ST, APT 201, Hollywood, 33021 Florida Democratic Party.
30 November 2015 voter list: Ana Maria Tornessi, 2101 UTOPIA Dr, Miramar, 33021 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornessi, Andrea F. born 12 October 1974, Florida voter ID number 123078570 See Tornessi, Andrea Fabiana. CLICK HERE.
Tornessi, Andrea Fabiana born 12 October 1974, Florida voter ID number 123078570 See Tornessi, Andrea F. CLICK HERE.
Tornessi, Andrea Fabiana was born 12 October 1974, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2732 Sw 47Th St, Dania Beach, Florida 33312. Florida voter ID number 123078570. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 August 2019 voter list: Andrea F. Tornessi, 7171 SW 10TH St, Pembroke Pines, 33312 Florida Democratic Party.
29 February 2016 voter list: Andrea Fabiana Tornessi, 2101 UTOPIA DR, Miramar, 33312 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornessi, Milton Roberto was born 25 October 1934, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2458 Polk St, Apt 201, Hollywood, Florida 33020. Florida voter ID number 123841791. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 September 2017.
Tornes Silveira, Emilia was born 5 April 1947, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 50 Nw 6Th St, Apt 2, Homestead, Florida 33030. Florida voter ID number 123636142. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornes Vega, Miguel Luis was born 28 February 1991, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 8940 Sw 186Th Ter, Cutler Bay, Florida 33157. Florida voter ID number 126221092. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
26 October 2020 voter list: Miguel Luis Tornes Vega, 27240 SW 140Th PSGE, Homestead, 33157 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2019 voter list: Miguel Luis Tornes Vega, 14421 Lincoln BLVD, Miami, 33157 Republican Party of Florida.
31 October 2018 voter list: Miguel Luis Torres Vega, 14421 Lincoln BLVD, Miami, 33157 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornet, Areli was born 19 April 1967, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 5703 Tarpon Ct, Jacksonville, Florida 32277. Florida voter ID number 124231917. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornet, Niurka was born 1 December 1968, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2207 Laura Ln, West Palm Beach, Florida 33415. Florida voter ID number 120242273. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
26 October 2020 voter list: Niurka Tornet, 5505 SW 164Th PL, Miami, 33415 No Party Affiliation.
TORNETTA, ANDREW ANTHONY born 1 July 1991, Florida voter ID number 123256561 See Tornetta, Andrew Anthony. CLICK HERE.
Tornetta, Andrew Anthony was born 1 July 1991, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 5166 Willow Pond Rd W, West Palm Beach, Florida 33417. Florida voter ID number 123256561. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2018 voter list: ANDREW ANTHONY TORNETTA, 2791 MOORING CT, APT 105, LANTANA, 33417 Florida Democratic Party.
TORNETTA, ANNAMARIE was born 6 February 1965, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 3223 Se Braemar Way, Pt St Lucie, Florida 34952. Florida voter ID number 108258856. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2012 voter list: ANNAMARIE TORNETTA, 1819 SE KILLEAN CT, PT ST LUCIE, 34952 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornetta, Arcelia was born 27 September 1955, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 948 Seminole Sky Dr, Ruskin, Florida 33570. Florida voter ID number 119116101. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornetta, Calogero was born 6 July 1938, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10133 Nw 24Th Pl, Apt 206, Sunrise, Florida 33322-6876. Florida voter ID number 122164853. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 March 2015 voter list: Calogero Tornetta, 10133 NW 24TH PL, APT 206, Sunrise, 33322-6876 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornetta, Chelsea Rose was born 7 March 1993, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 5166 Willow Pond Rd W, West Palm Beach, Florida 33417. Florida voter ID number 123163845. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2018 voter list: CHELSEA ROSE FILIPPONE, 2791 MOORING CT, APT 105, LANTANA, 33417 Florida Democratic Party.
Tornetta, Cynthia Louise was born 15 May 1960, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 5156 Nw 11Th Dr, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33064. Florida voter ID number 127454768. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2020 voter list: Cynthia Louise Tornetta, 1450 Via De Pepi, Boynton Beach, 33064 Republican Party of Florida.
TORNETTA, DANNA MENDICINO was born 31 August 1967, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 11035 Schooner Way, Windermere, Florida 34786. Florida voter ID number 113267605. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 April 2014 voter list: DANNA LEE MENDICINO, 11035 SCHOONER WAY, WINDERMERE, 34786 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornetta, Harry Jason was born 8 February 1980, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 10061 Boynton Place Cir, Boynton Beach, Florida 33437. Florida voter ID number 112633078. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNETTA, HARRY JOSEPH was born 15 March 1937, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2427 Finlandia Ln, #19, Clearwater, Florida 33763. Florida voter ID number 116609479. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 March 2017 voter list: Harry Joseph Tornetta, 21420 Lockhart Rd, Dade City, 33763 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornetta, Harry Joseph born 15 March 1937, Florida voter ID number 116609479 See TORNETTA, HARRY JOSEPH. CLICK HERE.
TORNETTA, H MICHAEL was born 10 June 1978, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4151 Haverhill Rd N, Apt 1517, West Palm Beach, Florida 33417. Florida voter ID number 113971726. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 May 2017.
TORNETTA, JESSICA RENEE born 16 December 1991, Florida voter ID number 118248948 See CARDINALE, JESSICA RENEE. CLICK HERE.
TORNETTA, JOSEPH P. was born 12 February 1943, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 3223 Se Braemar Way, Pt St Lucie, Florida 34952. Florida voter ID number 108258855. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2012 voter list: JOSEPH P. TORNETTA, 1819 SE KILLEAN CT, PT ST LUCIE, 34952 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornetta, Joseph P. was born 26 November 1959, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 5156 Nw 11Th Dr, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33064. Florida voter ID number 127053097. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
30 June 2020 voter list: Joseph Peter Tornetta, 1450 Via De Pepi, Boynton Beach, 33064 Republican Party of Florida.
Tornetta, Joseph Peter born 26 November 1959, Florida voter ID number 127053097 See Tornetta, Joseph P. CLICK HERE.
Tornetta, Lawrence Roy was born 15 May 1989, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 401 W Kennedy Blvd, Box 5061, Tampa, Florida 33606. Florida voter ID number 116650207. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
TORNETTA, LORRAINE was born 6 November 1942, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 6372 Palma Del Mar Blvd S, #315H, St Petersburg, Florida 33715. Florida voter ID number 107217739. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 111 BUTTERNUT DR, HATBORO PA 19040-1530. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 August 2015.
31 December 2013 voter list: LORRAINE TORNETTA, 6372 PALMA DEL MAR BLVD S, #315, ST PETERSBURG, 33715 Republican Party of Florida.
TORNETTA, MARK A. was born 30 August 1961, is male, registered as Reform Party of Florida, residing at 11035 Schooner Way, Windermere, Florida 34786. Florida voter ID number 113262606. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornetta, Matteo was born 11 November 1946, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 948 Seminole Sky Dr, Ruskin, Florida 33570-2021. Florida voter ID number 122876062. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
Tornetta, Matthew G. was born 3 March 1965, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 347 N New River Dr E, Apt 2810, Ft Lauderdale, Florida 33301. Florida voter ID number 126739801. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
TORNETTA, MICHAEL F. was born 28 June 1944, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 6372 Palma Del Mar Blvd S, #315 H, St Petersburg, Florida 33715. Florida voter ID number 107217469. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 111 BUTTERNUT DR, HATBORO PA 19040-1530. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 August 2015.
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Let me start by saying that when I voted, the staff members were working with one objective: doing their jobs. Elected or appointed, they worked as a team to get the job done, helping the voters impartially. When supermarket staff help you bring your groceries to your car, they don't care about which candidates you support, and neither should the poll workers.
I saw a selectman helping an old man who was in a wheelchair. The selectman asked, "What letter does your last name start with?" and brought him to that check-in table, skipping the queue so the selectman could move to the next task quickly. The selectman didn't care which candidates the old man was supporting.
People checked in and were given a poker chip to present to another staff member to receive a ballot. Bad news. The voter checks in, receives a chip and walks through into an area where voters are waiting in line to receive their ballots. Meanwhile there were people walking into that area, through a side door. I saw one such entrant, who was wearing a name tag saying "ASST MODERATOR" and who was probably returning from an errand, but a non-resident could have entered through that door, bringing in a poker chip to present for a ballot. I did not see any non-residents enter, or anything else fraudulent, but there was that opportunity.
The voters also were not practicing social distancing, before or after check-in.
Start with ballots marked with serial numbers. Cover the serial number with tape so there is no way to know which voter marked it. It is a secret ballot before it is time to be counted.
The checklist should have a barcode next to each name, and the ballot clerk would scan that barcode, registering the time of day when that voter checked in. Now we will know exactly how many ballots must be in the ballot box.
Let the voter proceed to the voting booth to mark the ballot. The size of our ballots required a special privacy jacket. Voters marked their ballots and put them in the privacy jackets and brought them to the ballot box.
Observers need to be able to see that the ballot box is empty before the voting begins.
After the polls close, bring the ballot boxes to a room where the counting will happen. Open the ballot boxes in public and shuffle the ballots somewhat so nobody knows how the last person voted. One by one, remove the tape covering the serial number and barcode, scan the barcode to document the time, punch the ballot with a time clock (Is there any other kind of clock?) and place the ballot face-down onto a flatbed scanner to make a high-resolution bitmap image, using the serial number of the ballot, plus .bmp as the file name. These bitmap images, and the .jpg thumbnails that load faster and require less bandwidth, would go directly to the elections website where spectators at home could confirm that they were tabulated correctly.
Mailing envelopes for absentee ballots would need a barcoded serial number, too. These would be scanned, and punched in a time clock as they arrive, eliminating any question of when they arrived. The voters could know that their ballots arrived because the mailing envelope serial numbers would be posted on the elections website as they arrive. This also establishes how many mail-in ballots must be accounted for on election day, eliminating the risk that a carton of ballots will be discovered a month after the wrong candidate gets sworn in. After the polls close, these envelopes would be opened and the inside envelopes, displaying the voter affidavit, would be punched in a time clock and scanned on a flatbed scanner where the handwritten signature would be masked. There must also be no connecting the voter's identity with the secret ballot inside the envelope. After all the envelopes are scanned, then they would be opened and the ballots would be processed the same way in-person ballots are.
Check printers are seeing a sharp decline in sales as more use is made of internet banking. Mostly they are diversifying their product lines, but they are qualified to make documents in a secure environment. Punching a ballot in a time clock would place the time stamp randomly within the alotted area, against varied features of a background, making photoshop forgery difficult.
Computers are good at sorting numbers in order. Some sort processes put 100 far ahead of 99 because the first digit of 100 is 1, and the first digit of 99 is 9, and 1 comes before 9, but if they all have the same number of digits, that is not a problem.
Tabulating the votes by hand would take time. The computers could read the bitmap images as they get scanned. Either way, the paper trail is maintained and the candidates or their staff could review the ballots and the results. Vote totals would be proven by providing on the elections website, a list for each candidate, of every serial number of a ballot with a vote for that candidate, in numerical order and linked to the bitmap and .jpg files where anybody could confirm that the vote was counted correctly. The risk that one pile of ballots would be processed twice or another pile not processed at all, would be eliminated by the use of serial numbers. If a ballot does get scanned twice, only once would that serial number be counted by the computer.
In Michigan, an issue was raised about damaged ballots. The high-speed scanners could not read them, and election workers were given blank ballots to mark and use as substitutes. Any question is eliminated by scanning the damaged ballots into high-resolution bitmaps and displaying them on the elections website.
This would require a lot of terabytes of file storage. How much is a function of the resolution or, more precisely, the square of the resolution, because we are talking about the area being scanned.
Flatbed document scanners are a dime a dozen, especially the ones steeply discounted to get the buyers addicted to the expensive ink cartridges. These may be slow. Again the speed depends on the resolution, and is a function of the square of the resolution. One employee might run a number of scanners simultaneously.
Any accusation that a ballot was photoshopped is refuted by making the paper ballot available. Check printing firms are good at making document forms with reliable serial numbers, and that are so difficult to counterfeit that most criminals prefer to buy a package of them for a few dollars at an office supply store instead.
Poll workers arrive early to set things up. They stay late, after the polls close. A long day would be made longer, but one shift could arrive at 5:00 and leave at 17:00 while the second shift would arrive at 16:30 and work until the job is done.
All of this would help assure the public that the election process is being conducted legally, free of fraud, and that assurance would justify the expense; but there are other problems.
Democrats and Republicans are terrified of having to compete against other parties, so they impose outrageous ballot access requirements, requiring other parties to pay hefty fees and get far more nomination signatures just to be listed on the ballots. Then there are voters who feel they are wasting their votes by voting for the best candidate instead of voting for the second-worst one. Eliminating the ballot access requirements and using ranked voting would solve these problems.
In Maryland, the enslaved persons were emancipated in 1864 when a referendum passed, adopting a new State constitution that banned slavery. In some other States, however, it took a diverted war to emancipate the slaves, because too many persons voted wrong. The Project Vote Smart website may help fix stupid, if more voters would use it, but you cannot fix crazy.
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Q and A with Michael Cizmar, Managing Director of MC+A
By Jane Zupan, July 21, 2017
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At Attivio, we align with channel partners who have deep industry expertise, and we think of our partners as an extension of our team. We are pleased to welcome a new partner to our circle of influence: MC+A.
We had a chance to catch up with Michael Cizmar, Managing Director, of MC+A, and ask him a few questions.
JZ: Tell me about MC+A.
MC: I founded MC+A in 2004 after a post "dot com" sabbatical to Brazil. MC+A is a boutique consulting firm focused on search and search derivative technologies since before it was cool. We help our clients deliver better experiences that happen to be driven by search.
JZ: Your website says, "Changing the way you find answers and insights." How do you do that?
Replacing Your Legacy Enterprise Search? Read This First.
By Joe Lichtman, July 18, 2017
Google has announced that it's sunsetting the Google Search Appliance. Are you using it? Microsoft is sunsetting FAST. Are you using it?
Here's the thing. The search market is changing, and the vendors know it. That's why you are seeing major changes in the traditional search market. More importantly, though, you are noticing that traditional search simply isn't giving you the information you need.
Traditional search was good, it indexed content and allowed you to perform quick searches. But it's not that straightforward today. The amount of information you collect and create in your company is growing. It's stored in multiple repositories and business systems. Some of it is secure and can only be seen by certain people.
You Can Replace Your Legacy Search Without Trauma
By Jane Zupan, May 23, 2017
No matter what search technology an organization uses, replacing it can disrupt normal operations. Even if employees are dissatisfied—complaining every other day to IT about how slow it is or user unfriendly—the old system is familiar.
Of course, sometimes a search solution must be replaced because the vendor stops supporting it. A good example would be HP selling off its intelligent data operating layer (IDOL) product, a.k.a. Autonomy, to Micro Focus. Who knows what they'll do with it?
KMWorld Wrap-Up and Webinar
By Julie M. Baker, November 28, 2016
Where's Attivio?
Attivio joined search colleagues in DC November 14-17 for KMWorld's Enterprise Search and Discovery Summit. From their strategic location at the show's Enterprise Solutions Showcase, CTO Will Johnson enjoyed meeting IT professionals, customers, partners, and vendors from across the US, demoing the Attivio platform, sharing customer success stories, and talking to folks about what's hot and what's not in search right now over cocktails after the show. Common topics included GSA replacement, knowledge management struggling to achieve its vision, and the continuing emergence of cognitive search.
Double the Searchable Document Volume of Your Legacy Google Search Appliances
By Lou Jordano, November 14, 2016
Search professionals from across the nation are gathering in Washington DC this week for the Enterprise Search and Discovery Summit at KMWorld. For some, the looming abandonment of Google's Search Appliance (GSA) solution will be a topic of discussion.
When Google announced plans to withdraw its appliance from the market earlier this year, many companies found themselves catapulted into a time-sensitive hunt for a Google search appliance replacement and upgrade. According to this CMSWire story, the clock is ticking and "you could have from 12 to 24 months before your search servers become bright yellow room warmers" and that's not even factoring in the time to investigate, test, and implement a new solution.
Ask an Attivio Solution Architect
By Brian Flynn, October 19, 2016
Search-Based Applications
Stranger: "So, what do you do for work?"
Me: "I'm a solution architect."
Stranger: "What does that mean? It's something with computers, right?"
When I'm introduced to someone, this conversation is typical. I've been in various technical presales positions for more than ten years. I've built a career on my ability to engineer solutions to prove both business and technical value to all manner of companies. But more importantly, I've built my career on my ability to confidently answer technical and business-oriented questions.
In my role as a solutions architect, I answer questions all day, every day. Here are some of the most common inquiries I get:
Consider the Alternatives to GSA Migration
By Lee Phillips, February 24, 2016
Search Is Not at a Crossroads
Google's recent announcement that it would discontinue support for the Google Search Appliance (GSA), in favor of a cloud-based implementation for its Google Search for Work offering seems to suggest a dilemma for enterprise architects. But the dilemma is false and enterprise application developers don't have to make a choice between a migration to the cloud or a future spent managing open source solutions (OSS) ...
If you're looking for a GSA migration alternative, there's a better plan.

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The latest audio-visual collaboration with musician Euseng Seto for KaleidoSoup, an international meeting of VJs with a series of video art performances held annually in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It is the first visual arts playground of its kind in Southeast Asia.
For this piece, I wanted to explore the process of creating live visuals, rather than the aesthetics of its content. I began by creating an analogue video loop by generating video feedback of a rotating plate filled with reflective materials like water, mirrors, and prisms, set against a monitor and other light emitting devices. Once the loop is set, the content is streamed onto the computer, where it is modified and composed to produce a different set of visuals with the use of VJ and mapping softwares.


Right after having Duke, I quickly realized the hard of motherhood. The exhaustion of not getting any sleep, the constant on-the-clock "ness" of it, the never-ending spit up, the nap schedules, the demands of breastfeeding, the confusion of PPD. This was hard, and it was a really hard kind of hard because it was a person, a life, we were dealing with here.
But now that Duke is almost two and most of those things are nonexistent, I'm beginning to see another side of the hard. I'm starting to see this blonde-haired, blue-eyed toddler become a person. I see him think about things, I observe as he processes the world around him, I hear him repeat every word we say, and I watch as he expresses his emotions - whether happy, hurt, excited, frustrated, or downright mad. He has a personality and he's becoming a little boy.
When I think about the hard of motherhood right now, it's all centered around the belief that everything I do (or don't do) is making Duke into who he will be in 20+ years.
I approach each situation we come across and immediately view the long-term effects in my head. It feels like every little choice I make in parenting is a huge building block in who I'm helping Duke become.
If I give in to a fit right now, I am endorsing the "you can always get what you want" philosophy.
If I run to him and pick him up after he falls down, I am sending a message that he's not tough or can't deal with pain on his own.
Or, if I don't run to him and pick him up after he falls down, I am not showing him love and I'm not assuring him that I'm there for him.
Way too much thinking going on. It's exhausting, really. I think a lot of you moms can relate.
"I see so many young women today who live by fear - fear of what others will think, fear of how they might ruin their children, fear of the expectations of other people, fear that they will not fill in all the holes in their children's lives. I also see women who are afraid to be themselves."
I couldn't underline that passage enough.
All of this pressure we place on ourselves as moms comes from one place: Fear. Fear that things aren't going to turn out well or the way we would've liked. Fear can wear many different hats - being scared of everything, being extremely controlling, living in a constant state of worry, always concerned about what people think, etc.
We fear because somewhere deep down we think we actually may know best, which is an obvious indicator of where fear is birthed. Pride.
And when I think about one thing I do not want my kids learning from me, it's pride. Pride is ugly. Pride doesn't have friends, it doesn't serve selflessly, it doesn't encourage, it doesn't have compassion, and it doesn't lead with grace. The last thing I want to do is parent out of a place of fear or pride.
My kind of personality loves formulas. I like plans and I like things to make sense. But in parenting, there is a lot of gray. And not just within the world of your child, but within the entire world of parenting. Two sets of parents can do things differently and both of them can still be right. Two sets of parents can do things the exact same way and yield completely different results. This complicates things because it means there is not one set of answers for everything. You can't rely on a formula and you can't do everything the same way every single time with every single child.
There's just no formula when it comes to being the perfect mom.
And here's the deal. Even if there was a right way to do things or a flawless way of parenting, there would still be no guarantee that my child would turn out perfectly, making all the right decisions, having compassion for all the people, saying all the nice things, and accomplishing all the goals. And if this is the case - that even the most perfect parenting may not create the perfect child - then why do I get myself so worked up?
I'm not saying that we shouldn't be aware of how we parent. I'm not saying we shouldn't try to be great examples. I am saying that we shouldn't obsess over every little thing to where it robs us of the now.
I've come to this conclusion: The Spirit is the formula.
I'm truly trying to reorganize my thinking in all of this - to not fall into the path of my own pride by fearing what I don't know or might not be able to fix. The only thing I can rest in is that I'm doing my best and I'm trusting God through all of it. I'm involving him and asking him to be a part of this mothering thing. I pray about the hard stuff, ask Him about the hard stuff, search Him for answers, listen to the Spirit's guidance.
Formulas don't work in parenting, but leaning into the Spirit always works. Let's stop comparing our children and our parenting skills and realize that every child, every parent, and every situation is different. Let's stop trying to parent perfectly for fear that our child might not turn out the way we want. Let's listen to our children, give them our time, show them an abundance of love, and encourage them to be who God has made them to be.
Beautiful post, sweet friend. You are such a great mom!
Oh hey there kindred spirit! ;) I love this post...you are so spot on! Ben is just becoming a pre-toddler but I am already exhausting myself with decisions about behavior and consequences. Thank you for this...such a good reminder. P.S.-I love Sarah Mae and I've been wanting to read Desperate. I've also been thinking about starting up a book group and I think that might be a good book to start with!
Thank you for writing this! I literally cried the entire time reading this; you captured how I feel completely. We are so much alike (I'm a choir teacher, God is #1 in my life, followed by family and friends, struggled with PPD). Anytime I feel like a failure I'm going to read this. I needed the reminder to keep doing my best and trusting in God. Thank you!!
I'm so glad it resonated with you! This parenting thing is so tricky and it is SO hard to just trust in God rather than in myself sometimes. Thank you for reading!
Thank you so much! I need it to read this, and I'm so grateful I found you.


OTTAWA - The eighth annual MBNA Capital Hoops Classic is set to tip off on Tuesday night at the Canadian Tire Centre. The 2014 Classic will be the third straight edition to feature at least three nationally-ranked teams in the Ottawa-Carleton double-header feature, and this year includes the top two men's teams in the nation. The women's game tips off at 6 p.m., followed by the men at 8 p.m.
For tickets, visit Capital Tickets.
This year brings a twist however, as the rivals have already met this season and Capital Hoops becomes a rematch game with everything on the line. Although Carleton came out on top in both the men's and women's contests on November 29 the games were tight and thoroughly entertaining, and first place is still up for grabs.
On the men's side, fans at Canadian Tire Centre will see no. 1 ranked Carleton take on the no. 2 ranked Gee-Gees. Both teams have been perfect in the four games since they last met, and are by far the two highest-scoring teams in the country. Carleton averages 95.5 points per game while Ottawa is right behind at 94.5, seven points ahead of the next highest team.
Those offensive numbers have been helped along by two of the nation's top ten individual scorers. Ottawa's Johnny Berhanemeskel is fourth in the CIS with a points per game average of 23.4 and Carleton's Phil Scrubb ranks seventh at 20.1 per game. Both athletes are capable of having big games against quality opponents, evidenced by Berhanemeskel's 38 point performance in November against no. 6 ranked McMaster. That came the night after the same Marauders had been burned for 44 points by Scrubb – just one example of the way the two squads have jockeyed for supremacy throughout the regular season.
This marks the second time that the teams have gone into the Classic ranked no. 1 and no. 2 in the nation. That first happened in January of 2009, when the event set a CIS regular season attendance record with 10,523 fans on hand.
The women's draw this year features a first-place Carleton squad that is 10-3 on the season battling to stay ahead of second place Ottawa. Three out of the last four games the women's squads have played have been decided by five points or less and the Gee-Gees, at 9-4, would need to top the Ravens by more than the 60-55 spread they were taken down by in November in order to gain first place should there be a tie-breaking situation in the standings.
Ottawa enters the game having been ranked no. 8 in the country, while Carleton may enter the rankings for the first time on Tuesday morning. The Ravens captured last year's Classic over a young Gee-Gees squad that now has some more experience on the big stage.
The 2014 MBNA Capital Hoops Classic will be streamed live on the web via SSN Canada and broadcast by Rogers Cable in Ottawa. The Rogers broadcast of the men's game will be available live locally on Cable 22, while the women's broadcast will be tape delayed to 3 p.m. on Thursday, and will air on French language TV Rogers 23. Both broadcasts will also be live nation-wide on Rogers Sports+. In Ottawa, Sports Plus can be found in HD on channel 369.


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Top Climate Change Risks: Heat, Precipitation, Drought
Use this page to learn how climate change is affecting people in Virginia.
Climate Change Risk Ratings for Virginia
People in Virginia will experience especially increased risks from heat, precipitation, and drought due to climate change over the next 30 years. These risks, through 2050 and beyond, may change depending on how much we reduce emissions in the near future.
Climate Risks for Cities in Virginia
Of these top cities in Virginia, the city with the highest overall risk is Virginia Beach. The city with the lowest overall risk is Suffolk.
For heat, Virginia Beach has the lowest risk and Charlottesville has the highest risk.
For precipitation, Alexandria has the lowest risk and Charlottesville has the highest risk.
For drought, Suffolk has the lowest risk and Charlottesville has the highest risk.
For fire, Richmond has the lowest risk and Harrisonburg has the highest risk.
For flood, Virginia Beach has the lowest risk and Harrisonburg has the highest risk.
Comparing Virginia and Other States
Among the lower 48 states, Virginia's highest ranking is #14 for heat risk.
Louisiana and Mississippi rank highest for heat risk California and Oregon rank lowest for heat risk
Virginia ranks #27 for fire risk.
Virginia ranks #23 for drought risk.
Virginia ranks #23 for storm risk.
Highest storm risk: Rhode Island and New York
Lowest storm risk: Nevada and Arizona
Virginia ranks #25 for flood risk.
Heat Risk in Virginia with Climate Change
An extremely hot day in Virginia is about 93ºF. This is based on historical maximum temperatures on the top 2% of days in an average year.
The frequency of very hot days is increasing. On average, someone in Virginia will experience about 43 extremely hot days in 2050.
Precipitation Risk in Virginia with Climate Change
Historically, Charlottesville experienced an average of 1.6 inches of rain about 11 times per year. In 2050, it is projected to experience an average of 1.5 inches of rain about 14 times per year.
Historically, Alexandria experienced an average of 1.6 inches of rain about 10 times per year. In 2050, it is projected to experience an average of 1.5 inches of rain about 13 times per year.
Drought Risk in Virginia with Climate Change
Flood Risk in Virginia with Climate Change


Very strange! Fancy asking someone in 1935 to copy a letter 157 times (that would be BY HAND), then giving that letter to 891 friends (I'm not sure how 157 letters becomes 891… and even you did have 891 friends [or even 157 friends] then no doubt you'd have to mail some of these HANDWRITTEN letters at YOUR cost…) and then 793 of those friends have to purchase these 'cabin weekends' so that you get 33 million cakes at 74 cakes a day for 54.5 years! Even using a calculator I couldn't get that maths to work.
And there's no information on how you go about purchasing a 'Fremantle cabin weekend special'.


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Changes in the law affect how new plants collected from other countries after 12 October 2014 are introduced and used.
On 27 July 2015, the RHS held a meeting for the horticulture sector to be briefed on and discuss the EU Regulation implementing the Nagoya Protocol. More than 50 people attended, with representatives from national and government bodies, plant societies, public gardens and specialist nurseries as well as plant breeders, plant collectors, plant agents and trade associations.
There was a realisation that the administrative burden arising from the EU Regulation could have a distinct impact on a sector that does not have the resources to absorb it. As a result, there is a real prospect of the sector turning away from introducing and utilising new plants, not because the Nagoya Protocol prevents it, but due to the requirements for compliance and uncertainties over the status of plants that may arise in the future. This could, in turn, have a negative effect on both commercial and non-commercial horticulture including academic research and plant conservation. It was agreed that further work is needed to explore the practical implications of the EU Regulation. As a result, the horticultural sector Nagoya Protocol Working Group was established to:
Promote awareness of the regulations among organisations and individuals engaged in horticulture and plant conservation.
Develop a common approach to compliance through development of best practice.
The Working Group meets regularly and has identified key issues for the development of guidance and best practice. These issues are:
Plant collecting: implications for current activity and the threats to conservation and other objectives?
Sharing benefits from horticulture: How is this evaluated and managed?
Due diligence: what is required and how can it be achieved by plant collectors and horticulturists?
'Utilisation': What would be considered 'in scope' of Nagoya in horticulture and how does it relate to commercialisation?
The Working Group aims to consult with and involve the horticultural sector outside of its members in the process and invites input from all those in the sector that are affected by the legislation. It will also act as a channel of communication with the UK regulatory bodies.
Members of the Working Group and their organisations are committed to helping achieve the objectives of the Nagoya Protocol through compliance with its supporting EU legislation and by continuing to develop best practice guidance for horticulture and appropriate advice.
Members will integrate the principles and spirit of the Nagoya Protocol into their policies and practices wherever relevant, and will cooperate with the governmental and inter-governmental bodies charged with implementing it.
The Nagoya Protocol and the Seed Exchange


Despite the high incidence of cesarean, little is known about how hospital practices contribute to or compound the adverse effects of this childbirth context on the establishment of breastfeeding. For the study, a total of 35 mothers were recruited in northeast England over a two year period and randomized into the two types of sleep surfaces. All mothers were exclusively breastfeeding. Nighttime interactions were videotaped and all mothers were interviewed at the end of their study period.
"Mothers expressed overwhelming enthusiasm for the side-car. Participants who received the stand-alone bassinet spontaneously offered that the intervention "would have made a huge difference." Most women (29 of 35) reported that the bassinet types affected their interactions with their infants...Maternal accounts of their experience indicated breastfeeding after cesarean childbirth is constrained by inability to easily access their newborns while rooming-in. The side-car provided maternal benefit through 'easier,' but not more frequent, breastfeeding." Research documents well the physical barriers the post-surgical delivery mother may have in accessing her infant for frequent in-hospital feeds. Additionally, this provides significant safety issues.
Although the ease of infant access was noted in this study, the sleep surface itself did not have a statistically significant difference on breastfeeding frequency or duration. In their conclusion, the authors state, "Decisions about appropriate postnatal unit arrangements should take into account that families will have individualized needs. Acknowledgment of the risks associated with cesarean does not currently extend to breastfeeding disruption or infant handling issues, despite the extensive debate over the trade-offs of cesarean in relation to vaginal birth. The stand-alone bassinet may not just be inconvenient for mothers after a cesarean, it may be an unnecessary breastfeeding obstacle and institutionalized risk for infants."
What does your birthing unit currently use for infant sleeping surfaces? Do you use the side-car bassinet? Do you allow co-bedding? What are your feelings and ideas about how to provide safety as well as convenience for the breastfeeding cesarean mother and her infant?
Tully, K.P. and Ball, H.L. (2012). Postnatal unit bassinet types when rooming-in after cesarean birth: Implications for breastfeeding and infant safety. Journal of Human Lactation, 28(4):495-505.


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Q: F# error: Wrong number of parameters I am puzzling over some code given to me in a prior SO question I had. Code here
At this line, I get an error saying I have an invalid number of parameters. I don't completely understand what the error is, since all the research I do comes up with this being a correct application of the function.
let result = Seq.to_list(Microsoft.FSharp.Compatibility.Seq.generate_using opener generator)

What's going on here? Why am I getting this kind of error?
Edit: I use the PowerPack.dll reference and the MySQL.Data reference
Code for opener & generator below:
 let opener() =
        let command = connection.CreateCommand(CommandText = sql, CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.Text)
        command.ExecuteReader()

And generator...
let generator<'a> (reader : System.Data.IDataReader) =
    if reader.Read() then
        let t = typeof<'a>
        let props = t.GetProperties()
        let types = props
                    |> Seq.map (fun x -> x.PropertyType)
                    |> Seq.to_array
        let cstr = t.GetConstructor(types)
        let values = Array.create reader.FieldCount (new obj())
        reader.GetValues(values) |> ignore
        let values = values
                     |> Array.map (fun x -> match x with | :? System.DBNull -> null | _ -> x)
        Some (cstr.Invoke(values) :?> 'a)
    else
        None

A: This post is old and languishing, but are you sure the invalid number of parameters error isn't coming from the Oracle command?
Basically: are you specifying a parameter in the SQL query? The opener function is not applying any parameters.

A: The following type checks for me:
#light
open System.Data
open System.Data.SqlClient
open System.Configuration

type Employee =
    { FirstName: string;
      LastName: string; }

let generator<'a> (reader: IDataReader) =
    if reader.Read() then
        let t = typeof<'a>
        let props = t.GetProperties()
        let types = props
                    |> Seq.map (fun x -> x.PropertyType)
                    |> Seq.to_array
        let cstr = t.GetConstructor(types)
        let values = Array.create reader.FieldCount (new obj())
        reader.GetValues(values) |> ignore
        let values = values
                     |> Array.map (fun x -> match x with | :? System.DBNull -> null | _ -> x)
        Some (cstr.Invoke(values) :?> 'a)
    else
        None

let opener() =
    let sql = "select * from employees"
    let connection = new SqlConnection(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings.["myConnection"].ConnectionString)
    let command = connection.CreateCommand(CommandText = sql, CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.Text)
    command.ExecuteReader()

let result = Seq.to_list(Microsoft.FSharp.Compatibility.Seq.generate_using opener (generator<Employee>))

It looks like your missing a type annotation to tell the generator what type of list your generating ie: generator<Employee>

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Calabria's anti-mafia trial
Southern Italy is home to four international organised crime syndicates. Calabria's 'Ndrangheta is now the most powerful, influencing Italy's politics and economy. Can the current 'maxi-trial' clip its wings?
by Giovanni Ierardi
Carabinieri at the 'Rinascita-Scott' trial in Lamezia Terme, January 2021
Gianluca Chininea · AFP · Getty
The maxi-trial that began on 13 January in a high-security courtroom in the city of Lamezia Terme near Catanzaro, Calabria (Italy's poorest region), has once again brought the country's criminal organisations into the spotlight: Calabria's 'Ndrangheta, Sicily's Mafia (Cosa Nostra), the Camorra (Naples) and the Sacra Corona Unita (Puglia).
Everything was on a grand scale in the ultra-connected high-security court, located in a specially converted call centre: there were 335 defendants, 438 indictments, 600 lawyers, 30 civil parties and a host of international press. The prosecution team, led by Nicola Gratteri, hoped to establish the 'Ndrangheta's connections with politics, business and freemasonry (allegedly a conduit to local elites). The charge sheet was long: criminal conspiracy, murder, extortion, loan sharking, money laundering, misappropriation of public property. The trial, the culmination of a four-year investigation marked by death threats against the prosecutor (who lives under tight security), is known as 'Rinascita-Scott' — from rinascita (rebirth), an expression of hope that the region can free itself from the 'Ndrangheta, and Scott after Scott W Sieben the late FBI agent who helped Gratteri unravel links between Colombian drug cartels and the 'Ndrangheta.
On the first day of the trial, the prosecutor's address to the media stressed the need for speed (to avoid the statute of limitations) and called on the public to trust judges and the police. But his words brought back images of countless past cases, statistics, parliamentary reports (the first to take account of the Sicilian Mafia dates from 1876 (1)), as well as characters (heroes, criminals, judges). Italy has had a parliamentary anti-mafia commission since 1962 and has several university chairs in mafia studies (in Pavia, Rome and elsewhere).
It also brought to mind the Mafia (Cosa Nostra) maxi-trial in Palermo in 1986-87, the first to show the state's willingness to take decisive action. The sentences handed down totalled 2,665 years. Cosa Nostra retaliated in May 1992 by blowing up a stretch of Sicilian motorway with 500kg of explosives, killing Judge Giovanni Falcone, his wife and three bodyguards. This tragedy remains an important event in Italian history and it impelled the state to step up its war on organised crime. Cosa Nostra gradually ended its strategy of spectacular violence and began a new era under Bernardo Provenzano (1995-2006), the boss who succeeded Salvatore 'Totò' Riina. Provenzano's 'submersion' strategy meant Sicilian Mafia activity now went largely under the radar.
'A mafia sensibility'
The exceptional scale of these trials demonstrates the power of the state and its determination to flex its repressive muscles, but it also raises questions. How and when will the Rinascita-Scott trial end? (The Palermo trial and appeals process lasted almost five years.) How many defendants will ultimately be convicted and what sentences will they receive? What will the economic and political impact be? What, above all, are these organised crime organisations?
Giuseppe Pitrè, a 19th-century Sicilian folklorist, suggested 'the meaning this word has acquired is almost impossible to define'. But there is, he wrote, a 'mafia sensibility': a particular vision of life, rules of behaviour, a way of dispensing justice outside the law and the state. In The Day of the Owl (1961), the Sicilian writer Leonardo Sciascia defined Cosa Nostra as 'a "system" in Sicily that possesses and moves the economic interests and power of a class that can roughly be called bourgeois. It does not appear and develop within the "emptiness" of the state ... but "inside" the state. The Mafia is therefore nothing more than a parasitic bourgeoisie, a bourgeoisie that embarks upon nothing, and exploits everything.' Elsewhere, he too refers to the 'mafia sensibility' (2).
We southerners all have a mafia mentality ... each of us looking after our own affairs, our own tribe, our own family. Each of us, when we ask for something wants to be served immediately. We haven't learned to queue Saverio Strati
'The Mafia is a mountain of shit!' is a phrase often heard or seen scrawled on walls. It expresses legitimate condemnation, but condemnation alone does not explain the nature of the phenomenon or make it easier to fight. In fact, the Mafia is a mountain of things — cigarettes, counterfeit goods, drugs, weapons, money — acquired mainly through violence and corruption. A highly competent 'entrepreneurial Mafia' has long existed, which knows how to administer, organise and accumulate, and in which everyone has their place: bosses, supervisors, ambassadors, associates, allies, producers, suppliers, clients and consumers. The Mafia dictates its laws, makes compromises, engages in negotiations, brokers mediation. It resembles an alternative state created within the true state and flourishing in the cracks.
It is worth trying to fathom the 'reasons for the Mafia', an idea sometimes seen as accepting of it, even scandalous. But it is impossible to fight effectively against a criminal organisation without knowing the deep reasons for its existence, its values, its symbolic universe, the legal order in which it is embedded — its culture.
In 1861 Italian unification raised the thorny Southern Question. The underdevelopment of southern Italy, the Mezzogiorno, put it in a position of de facto inferiority within the new Italian state. This original fault line revealed glaring disparities from the start, and over time the North and South's economic, political and civic development further diverged, like two organisms on different evolutionary paths. The former states of the North had developed their economies through trade with neighbouring countries, and their middle classes soon dominated the new nation.
In the South, where the economy and infrastructure were struggling, the dominant class were landowners, who feared peasant revolts would threaten their power. They turned to the Mafia, and the armed gangs itworked with, to defend their land and ensure their domination. These criminal groups had already fought Giuseppe Garibaldi, one of Italy's 'fathers of the fatherland', to defend landowners' interests and thwart Garibaldi's promise of land for the peasantry. Following Italy's unification, the South was divided between the big landowners and the Mafia on one side, and the peasants and smallholders on the other. The new state caused resentment by imposing taxes and military service, depriving poor families of valuable agricultural labour. Asserting its new prerogatives, the state tried to persuade the unwilling by sending in the carabinieri, a force that was alien to local culture. This only strengthened the Mafia and legitimised it in some people's eyes.
The initiation ritual that each new member of the criminal organisation undergoes expresses a certain ideal and promotes bravery, excellence, merit, courage, moral virtue, distinction and honour. Mafia culture draws on similar principles to the traditional, popular values of the Mezzogiorno, which date back to much earlier times; but it distorts these values, adapting them to its own reality and aims.
Fusion of old and new
In Calabria, the 'Ndrangheta, rooted in tradition, has evolved over the decades, like many cultures and sub-cultures. Protected by the densely forested Aspromonte mountains, it focused on racketeering and kidnapping until the 1980s. With the advent of drugs, it became an international holding company for crime and cocaine trafficking, without changing its rules and values. It became a fusion of old and new, tradition and innovation, primitive liturgy and corporate culture. Today, though its membership rites remain unchanged (purification of place, esoteric formulas, blood bonds), its personnel are modern: they use cutting-edge digital technology to launder money and engage in other illicit online activity.
Prison plays a central role in 'Ndrangheta culture. It is where members are tested and learn to survive, using fists, knives and sticks (pugnali, cuteddi e bastuni). The status they gain there enables members to reach the organisation's upper ranks. The word 'Ndrangheta (or 'Ndranghita) derives from the Greek andrágathos (courageous man): the organisation sees itself as an association of 'perfect men' uniting the 'ndrine (clans or families) across its territory.
The Mafia is a human phenomenon; like all human phenomena, it has a beginning, an evolution and, consequently, it will also have an end. If we want to fight it effectively, we must not turn it into a monster. It is neither an octopus nor a cancer. We must recognise that it is like us Judge Giovanni Falcone
The paradox of the organisation, with its macho culture and name, is the central role played by the mother, the symbolic binding element of the family or clan ('ndrina). The clan leader and boss, the one who holds the group together, is il mammasantìssima (most holy mother). Unlike Cosa Nostra and the Camorra, very few 'Ndrangheta members have testified against their organisation. And with successive waves of migration from the South emptying towns and villages of much of their male population — particularly from Calabria — women have gained the power to organise social structures, in the absence of both men and the state.
This is key to understanding how deep-rooted the 'Ndrangheta is and how far its ties extend. That means jettisoning stereotypes such as mafia organisations being just about crime and requiring only police and judicial intervention; being remote from the will of ordinary people (who are intrinsically good); and being an inevitable, incurable disease.
'A human phenomenon'
The real question is not whether these mafia organisations will eventually disappear: as Judge Falcone said, 'the mafia is a human phenomenon; like all human phenomena, it has a beginning, an evolution and, consequently, it will also have an end.' The question is when and how. It is fanciful to imagine that spectacular trials and arrests, however necessary or useful, will end it. Falcone said, 'If we want to fight it effectively, we must not turn it into a monster. It is neither an octopus nor a cancer. We must recognise that it is like us.'
The struggle is mainly about preventing it from gaining ground. Since schools are the ideal place to organise resistance, education has a key role. According to prosecutor Gratteri, the priority is inculcating a desire not to become a mafioso, of associating the mafia organisations with unequivocally negative values. 'If young people were to reject their values, the all-powerful and mysterious mafia would vanish like a nightmare,' said Paolo Borsellino, another Sicilian judge, murdered in 1992. This obviously requires a strong protective state, untainted by corruption, which is closer to ordinary people — since the mafia organisations support, including financially, the families of their members who are in prison or in difficulty. With an unemployment rate of 20.1% in Calabria (and 9.2% in Italy) (3), the state's task is huge.
'How do you think we can fight the mafia [organisations]?' a student once asked Calabrian writer Saverio Strati. He replied, 'I think we southerners all have a mafia mentality, because each of us only looks after our own affairs, our own tribe, our own family. Each of us, when we ask for something, wants to be served immediately. We haven't yet learned to queue ... as long as we don't learn to queue, the mafia will thrive.'
Giovanni Ierardi
Giovanni Ierardi is president of the Alto Crotonese branch of the Raffaele Lombardi Satriani Institute for folklore and social research and former mayor of Petilia Policastro, Calabria.
Translated by George Miller
(1) The Bonfadini Inquiry (1876) was the first parliamentary report to take account of the Sicilian Mafia and looked at the social and economic conditions of the peasants in Sicily.
(2) Leonardo Sciascia, The Day of the Owl, New York Review of Books Classics, 2003.
(3) National Institute of Statistics (Istat), Rome, 2020.
Italy's blood oranges
Christophe Ventura, January 2011 Aperçu
Christian de Brie, April 2000 Aperçu
Australia's greenhouse mafia
Laurence Mazure, July 2009 Aperçu
français — Mafia, les raisons d'un enracinement
Español — Mafia, la lógica de un arraigo
Deutsch — In den Ritzen des Staates
Esperanto — Mafio : la kialoj de enradikiĝo
日本語 — マフィアが浸透する社会とその理由
русский — Мафия и её корни
عربي — الـــمـــافـــيــــــــــــــا، أســبــــاب الــتــجــــــذر
Here is a terrific article you should definitely read: "Calabria's anti-mafia trial", by Giovanni Ierardi (open access, June 2021) // https://mondediplo.com/9791
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The tactical edge is filled with rich content, providing real-time intelligence and situation awareness to the warfighter. The current network architecture lacks support for lateral sharing of this critical content. Content is currently accessed from known servers and may require reach-back over bandwidth-constrained links. In this work we present SCALE, a Scalable Content-centric Architecture ensuring Locality and Efficiency.


To reduce the number and severity of forward collisions (head on crashes) the Department of Transport and Main Roads investigated new vehicle safety technology—forward collision avoidance technology (FCAT), also known as autonomous emergency braking (AEB).
Forward collisions, including pedestrian impacts, are the most common cause of road fatalities in Queensland.
applying gentle or more aggressive braking.
When purchasing a new vehicle consider vehicles with forward collision avoidance technology (autonomous emergency braking).
Read the full report (PDF, 4.59 MB) or see a summary of our findings below.
preventing a stationary vehicle from driving forward into the rear of another stationary vehicle.
Our analysis shows there are potential benefits of having FCAT in your vehicle. The greatest benefit can be seen with a combination of long range detection (e.g. adaptive cruise control) with a short range, wide angle system (e.g. pedestrian detection).
30 to 50 per cent reduction of all injuries.
The benefits are measured in lives, injuries and money saved by preventing or reducing the severity of forward collision crashes.
Insurers are now offering significant discounts of up to 20 per cent on insurance premiums for FCAT equipped vehicles.
The benefits of FCAT (avoiding injury, damage and loss of productivity) are especially strong for heavy vehicles. Over the life of a heavy vehicle, the average benefit from fitting a FCAT system is about $13,700, far exceeding the estimated cost of $1400 to $5000 per vehicle fit out.
vehicle sway warning—alerts the driver if the car starts to drift from one side of the road to another, which may occur with the onset of driver fatigue.
Consult your dealer for a list of models that offer these systems. Be aware manufacturers refer to forward collision avoidance systems by different names such as autonomous emergency braking.
Also get advice from insurers about discounts for vehicles equipped with crash avoidance technology.


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package org.qsardb.validation;

import java.util.*;

import org.qsardb.cargo.pmml.*;
import org.qsardb.cargo.rds.*;
import org.qsardb.model.*;

public class ModelValidator extends ContainerValidator<Model> {

	public ModelValidator(Scope scope){
		super(scope);
	}

	@Override
	protected Iterator<ModelRegistry> selectContainerRegistries(Qdb qdb){
		return new SingletonIterator<ModelRegistry>(qdb.getModelRegistry());
	}

	@Override
	public void validate(){
		Scope scope = getScope();

		if((Scope.LOCAL).equals(scope)){
			validateProperty();

			validateModelCargo();
		}
	}

	private void validateProperty(){
		Model model = getEntity();

		Property property = model.getProperty();
		if(isMissing(property)){
			error("Missing Property Id");
		}
	}

	private void validateModelCargo(){
		Model model = getEntity();

		if(!model.hasCargo(PMMLCargo.class) && !model.hasCargo(RDSCargo.class)){
			error("Missing PMML or RDS Cargo");
		}
	}
}