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Transmit Entertainment Forms Contracts with Scriptwriter Li Xiaoming and New Popular Film Director Wu Qiang
Ms Zhao Wenzhu, President and Executive Director of Transmit Entertainment
Actively Develops Self-owned Consumer Brand and Expands the Pan-entertainment Business
HONG KONG, Jun 20, 2019 – (ACN Newswire) – Transmit Entertainment Limited ("Transmit Entertainment" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries, the "Group"; stock code: 1326) today announced that it has duly entered into contracts with a Chinese renowned scriptwriter Li Xiaoming and new popular film director Wu Qiang to further improve the strength in content creation of the Group.
Li Xiaoming will serve as the director of literature of the Group to provide guidance and support to the content creation team in terms of script planning. A series of classic works by Li Xiaoming was well published and loved by the audience, including his early works such as "Yearnings", "Beijinger in New York", Satisfied, as well as "Love Story in Shanghai", and modern dramas on which he served as the producer in recent years such as "May-December Love" and "The First Half of My Life".
Wu Qiang is one of the most recognized directors in China by young audience and online platforms in recent years. He is a famous director in China has been deeply involved in art and cultural creation in film and television with exquisite and diligent style. He has directed popular TV dramas such as "Well-Intended Love", "The Eternal Love" and "Diamond Lover". Following the successive joining of well-known screenwriters and directors, the strength of the content creation team of the Group will be further enhanced and eventually injects new impetus for the long-term sustainable development of the Group.
Furthermore, the romantic detective reality show developed and produced by the Group namely, "I Love You, Me Too" is currently broadcasting on the online video platform iQIYI. Since the broadcasting of the programme, it has continued to attract widespread attention and discussion from netizens. Along with the plots, the searches related to the programme on different platforms have recorded a significant increase and achieved outstanding performance in various ranking lists, such as "Weibo Hot Searches", "Maoyan Variety Show Ranking", "Iqiyi Variety Show Ranking", "Zhihu Hot Searches" and "Douyin Hot Searches". While highly recognized by the sponsors, "I Love You, Me Too" has also significantly increased the brand awareness of the Company.
Ms Zhao Wenzhu, President and Executive Director of Transmit Entertainment, said, "We are committed to realizing the development strategy of brand diversification and actively developing our self-owned brand to broaden the revenue base through the celebrity market. In addition, we will invite a number of popular internet celebrities in beauty field to join the Group and tap into both film and television intellectual property (IP) derived products and e-commerce industry by developing our self-owned brand. Furthermore, we will also nurture new celebrities and developed Multi Channel Network (MCN) business with vast resources on film and television in channels/ internet."
"The Group believes that the impressive performance and extensive experience of the celebrities on fan group operation, online and offline marketing and traffic monetization will enable the Group to rapidly develop its self-owned consumer brand and expand the pan-entertainment business. Looking forward, we will invite more popular celebrities to join the Group and it is expected that the new business will generate sustainable synergy with the existing resources on film, television and variety shows, thereby creating a broad space for development for the Group in the field of pan-entertainment consumption."
About Transmit Entertainment Limited (stock code: 1326)
Transmit Entertainment is a media and entertainment company with a diverse portfolio. The Group principally engages in film and TV series production and distribution and licensing of film rights, film exhibition and other businesses. The Group mainly produces Chinese films, variety shows and TV series in both Mainland China and Hong Kong. It also operates five Hong Kong based cinemas and one post-production company. Its subsidiary Houhai Culture has a professional film and television production team particularly adept in producing variety shows and television drama series, from screenwriting, shooting, post-production to distribution and marketing. It also owns copyrights to a large number of television drama series and has been closely cooperating with top-tier broadcast networks and online streaming platforms.
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[Human machines--mechanical humans? The industrial arrangement of the relation between human being and machine on the basis of psychotechnik and Georg Schlesingers work with disabled soldiers].
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The 20th Century is the century of of technical artefacts. With their existance and use they create an artificial reality, within which humans have to position themselves. Psychotechnik is an attempt to enable humans for this positioning. It gained importance in Germany after World War I and had its heyday between 1919 and 1926. On the basis of the activity of the engineer and supporter of Psychotechnik Georg Schlesinger, whose particular interest were disabled soldiers, the essay on hand will investigate the understanding of the body and the human being of Psychotechnik as an applied science. It turned out, that the biggest achievement of Psychotechnik was to establish a new view of the relation between human being and machine. Thus it helped to show that the human-machine-interface is a shapable unit. Psychotechnik sees the human body and its physique as the last instance for the design of machines. Its main concern is to optimize the relation between human being and machine rather than to standardize human beings according to the construction of machines. After her splendid rise during the Weimar Republic and her rapid decline since the late 1920s Psychotechnik nowadays gains scientifical attention as a historical phenomenon. The main attention in the current discourse lies on the aspects conserning philosophy of science: the unity of body and soul, the understanding of the human-machine-interface as a shapable unit and the human being as a last instance of this unit.


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Apache Junction News is a newspaper in Apache Junction, Arizona, United States. It was founded in 1997 by current owners Chuck and Pattie Baker. The paper, now known as The Apache Junction & Gold Canyon News, serves the communities of Apache Junction and Gold Canyon in Pinal County, Arizona.

The newspaper features "The Kollenborn Chronicles", authored by noted author and historian of the Superstition Wilderness Tom Kollenborn. His weekly column in the Apache Junction & Gold Canyon News is published on his blog by Apache Junction library staff one week after publication in the newspaper.

References

External links
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Newspapers published in Arizona
1997 establishments in Arizona
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Mass media in Pinal County, Arizona

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In 1975 Hubert de Givenchy wanted to emphasize an image of masculine elegance after opening his ready-to-wear boutique Givenchy Gentleman. This distinguished fragrance combines patchouli and vetiver with Russian leather for a handsome scent that exudes confidence. Notes:Tarragon Cinnamon Bergamot Patchouli Vetiver Sandalwood Rose Carnation Civet Russian Leather. Style:Contemporary. Distinguished. Elegant.


Why Auto Auctions Are Great for Remarketing Vehicles | Wilson Auction & Realty Co, Ltd.
Why are auto auctions great for remarketing vehicles? There are several reasons.
For starters, dealers can convert vehicles into cash quickly at an auction. This market liquidity cannot be underestimated, especially when cash is needed– rather than waiting around for the proverbial check in the mail.
Thirdly, auctions are great places to find a wide variety of vehicle types in one place at one time. An auction represents a great "coming together" of various entities, including dealers, leasing/rental companies, banks and even manufacturers. Auctions can be a smart place to network– meeting new people and making smart deals.
Also, with auctions you can expect some guarantees. For instance, check and title transactions should be secure and guaranteed. Also, the standards used to judge vehicle condition are pretty uniform across auto auctions. The vehicles are typically inspected so buyers know what they're getting, too.
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Q: How to draw various tangent circles in a circle? I want to draw the following picture:

But, I can only draw a part of it.

My codes:
\documentclass{standalone}

\usepackage{tikz}

\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.6]
    \foreach \i in {0,60,...,330}{
        \draw (\i:3.4) circle (1.7);
    }
    \draw (0,0) circle (5.1);
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

How to complete the figure?

A: *

*The three small circles can be used to calculate the line segment CF in dependency from the small radius r:

CF = r/cos(30)

*Triangle BCE can be used to calculate CE with radius R of the larger circles:

CE = sqrt(3) R

*Triangle BFE can be used to calculate EF (Pythagoras) in dependency from the smaller radius:

EF = sqrt(r² + 2Rr)

*Now, CF can be calculated using 2. and 3.:

CF = CE - EF

*Then, the equation

CF (from 1.) = CF (from 4.)
  calculates the smaller radius.

The following example uses 1 as larger radius without option scale. Then the smaller radius is

9 - 6 sqrt(2)

Example file:
\documentclass{standalone}
\usepackage{tikz}

\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
  \pgfmathsetmacro\radius{9-6*sqrt(2)}
  \draw
    \foreach \i in {0,60,...,300} {
      (\i:2) circle (1)
    }
    \foreach \i in {90, 210, 330} {
      (\i:{\radius/cos(30)}) circle (\radius)
    }
    (0,0) circle (3)
  ;
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

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include Chef::Asadmin

use_inline_resources

action :set do
  service "glassfish-#{new_resource.domain_name}" do
    supports :restart => true, :status => true
    action :nothing
  end

  output = `#{asadmin_command('list-jvm-options', true, :terse => true, :echo => false)}`

  # Work around bugs in 3.1.2.2
  if node['glassfish']['version'] == '3.1.2.2'
    existing = output.gsub(' ', '+').split("\n")
    new_resource.options.each do |line|
      unless existing.include?(line)
        args = []
        args << 'create-jvm-options'
        args << asadmin_target_flag
        args << encode_options([line])

        execute "asadmin_create-jvm-option #{line}" do
          timeout node['glassfish']['asadmin']['timeout'] + 5
          user new_resource.system_user unless node['os'] == 'windows'
          group new_resource.system_group unless node['os'] == 'windows'
          command asadmin_command(args.join(' '))

          notifies :restart, "service[glassfish-#{new_resource.domain_name}]", :delayed
        end
      end
    end
    existing.each do |line|
      unless new_resource.options.include?(line)
        args = []
        args << 'delete-jvm-options'
        args << asadmin_target_flag
        args << encode_options([line])

        execute "asadmin_delete-jvm-option #{line}" do
          timeout node['glassfish']['asadmin']['timeout'] + 5
          user new_resource.system_user unless node['os'] == 'windows'
          group new_resource.system_group unless node['os'] == 'windows'
          command asadmin_command(args.join(' '))

          notifies :restart, "service[glassfish-#{new_resource.domain_name}]", :delayed
        end
      end
    end
  else
    existing = output.split("\n")

    existing_option_string = encode_options(existing)
    new_option_string = encode_options(new_resource.options)

    if existing_option_string != new_option_string
      delete_command = []
      delete_command << 'delete-jvm-options'
      delete_command << existing_option_string
      delete_command << asadmin_target_flag

      create_command = []
      create_command << 'create-jvm-options'
      create_command << new_option_string
      create_command << asadmin_target_flag

      execute "asadmin_set-jvm-options #{new_resource.name}" do
        timeout node['glassfish']['asadmin']['timeout'] + 5
        user new_resource.system_user unless node['os'] == 'windows'
        group new_resource.system_group unless node['os'] == 'windows'
        command "#{asadmin_command(delete_command.join(' '))} && #{asadmin_command(create_command.join(' '))}"

        notifies :restart, "service[glassfish-#{new_resource.domain_name}]", :immediate
      end
    end
  end
end

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David J. Scranton, CLU, ChFC, CFP®, CFA®, MSFS, is an Amazon Bestselling Author, nationally recognized money manager, and founder of Sound Income Strategies, The Retirement Income Store®, Advisors' Academy, and Scranton Financial Group. David Scranton is on a mission to reach 7 out of 10 Baby Boomers with the important message: When it comes to planning and saving for retirement, it's all about investing for income.
With more than 30 years of experience, David has specialized in income generating investments for the past 20 years. Prior to that, he followed a typical business model focused on stock market-based investments. However, in 1999, while many on Wall Street believed the sky was the limit for stock market investors, David's knowledge of history led him to believe something different.
It was at this time that David made the change to a business model focused on income generating investment options. As a result, David was able to help many of his clients avoid damaging losses during the two major market corrections we've experienced since the turn of the century.
Invited to appear on CNBC, Bloomberg, and Fox Business, David Scranton is also the host of his own national TV show, The Income Generation, with new videos every Sunday on YouTube at 10am EST.
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Richland Township Fire & Rescue was founded in a private residence garage in early 1933. People needing the Fire Company would call a local family who would take their information then proceed to the third floor of their home and hand crank a siren to alert firefighters.
In 1948 the Fire Company purchased land and improvements on Shelly Road, Richland Township. This two bay garage would serve as the fire station. Sometime in the 1950's an additional bay was built on the north side of the original building to help house the growing fire company needs.
May 31,1957, and again on July 11, 1969 the Fire Company purchased additional lands around the station for possible future expansion. In 1977 after several years of fund raising an 8 bay Engine House addition was built on the north side of the original firehouse to house all the equipment. At that time the original building was converted to a social hall, which is still in use today.
Shelly Fire bought its first new fire engine in 1954, an International with a three-stage fire pump. In 1974 we bought a MB600 diesel MACK Fire Engine, with a 1000 gpm waterous pump. We also acquired a used International oil delivery truck, which was converted to a water tanker.
In 1977 The Ladies Auxiliary donated funds to purchase a Chevrolet Box Utility truck, at that time the Fire Company began Rescue services to the community.
In the 1980's a 1974 MACK diesel chassis replaced the International Tanker.
In the mid 1980's we purchased an F600 Ford stake body truck and converted it to our rescue truck, the 1977 Chevrolet utility was then converted to a special service vehicle until it was taken out of service in the mid 1990's a 1987 FOUR GUYS/ MACK TANKER PUMPER with a 1500 gpm Hale Pump was added to the fleet.
As we entered the 1990's our original new fire engine the 1954 International was sold to a collector for restoration and preservation.
In 1994 we purchased an E-ONE/FREIGHTLINER Commercial Chassis Fire Engine with a 1250 gpm Hale Pump, at that time our aging 1974 MACK Fire Engine was sold to a restoration company in South Carolina for conversion to a Tanker for a company in Georgia. That brings us to present day.
In December of 1999 we purchased a 1995 E-One Cyclone Heavy Rescue Truck. This unit entered service in early 2000, the F600 former rescue has been converted to a special service. In 2002 the ford F600 was sold to Grants Auto Salvage. The RTFR then purchased a 1993 GMC utility truck from the Upper Saucon Fire Dept. Lehigh county along with their 1993 Wells Fargo collapse trailer. RTFR started a Technical Rescue team which serves the five areas surrounding Bucks county.
In 2007 the GMC Utility truck was sold ot Montgo Chief 42 for his personal use, RTFR then purchased a 2008 Chevy 3500 diesel Dualie pickup utilized for QRS and a support piece for the Technical Rescue trailer.
At this present time RTFR has placed an order for a 2010 HME/Ahrens fox, Six man cab Tanker/pumper, which will arrive some time in April 2010.
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New Dimension Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: NDR) is pleased to report results from the Phase I diamond drill program targeting high-grade gold and silver mineralization at its 100%-owned Las Calandrias Project (Figure 1).
This represents the first drill program to be undertaken at Las Calandrias since New Dimension's acquisition of the Santa Cruz Portfolio from Sandstorm Gold Ltd (TSX: SSL, NYSE: SAND) in May 2018.
An updated Mineral Resource Estimate for the Las Calandrias Project is currently underway and remains on-track for completion during the second half of September 2018.
• A total of 25 diamond drill holes for 3,695m were completed at the Las Calandrias Project. Drilling was primarily focused on extending known high-grade gold mineralization at the Calandria Norte and Morena vein/breccia zones (Figures 2 & 3). All drill holes successfully intersected their respective target structures.
• Morena vein/breccia zone, located 250m NW of the Calandria Norte structure.
Results from CAL18-12 extend known gold mineralization 50m to the SW of existing drill hole CND250 (2.5m @ 5.8 g/t Au + 48.5 g/t Ag).
• Drilling completed to date indicates a significant new gold-silver zone developing in the Morena vein/breccia system. Initial drilling has focused on the southern end of the Morena structure, with at least 300m of northern strike extent interpreted to remain for drill testing.
The primary focus of the 2018 drill program at Las Calandrias was to extend known high-grade mineralization at both the Calandria Norte and Morena vein/breccia zones. A total of 25 drill holes were completed, and all successfully intersected their respective target structures. Summaries of the assay results received and technical data for the 2018 drill holes are given in Tables 1 and 2, respectively.
Eight drill holes were completed in the Morena vein/breccia system, with results indicating the potential for the development of a significant new gold-silver zone. To date, drilling in Morena has been focused on the southern end of the Morena structure, with at least 300m of northern strike extent interpreted to remain for drill testing. Step-out drill hole CAL18-12 (4.2m @ 6.9 g/t Au + 13 g/t Ag: Figure 5) successfully extended known mineralization intersected by a previous operator in CND250 (2.5m @ 5.8 g/t Au + 48.5 g/t Ag). Drill results from this program suggest a more northerly strike to the Morena system than previously expected.
Mineralized intercepts at both Calandria Norte and Morena are typically defined by mixed oxide and sulfide (pyrite-marcasite) mineralization to depths around 40m vertically below surface, with sulfides (pyrite-marcasite) dominating below 40m (Figure 6). Mineralization at both Calandria Norte and Morena is hosted in a rhyolite dome which has been emplaced in a thick volcaniclastic rock sequence.
*True widths are calculated using both the dip of the drill hole and estimated dip of the mineralized zone.
1 AuEq oz are calculated by New Dimension with reference to a cut-off grade of 0.3 AuEq/t for oxide and transition material, and 0.7 AuEq/t for primary, and by multiplying mineralized tonnes by gold equivalent grade, dividing by 31.1, and assuming 100% metallurgical recovery.
Ontario-based consulting group AGP Mining Consultants Inc. reports good progress on the updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for the Las Calandrias Project. This MRE will incorporate assay data from both historical and current drilling at Las Calandrias, and remains scheduled for release during the second half of September 2018.
Drill target generation work on the 1.3km long Despreciada vein zone, a multiphase epithermal vein system located approximately 500m NW of the Morena structure, also continues in parallel. Surface sampling along the Despreciada vein by a previous operator returned gold and silver values ranging from below detection limit to 106 g/t gold and 510 g/t silver. The Despreciada vein zone also lies with the surface rights ("estancia") owned by the Company, and therefore represents an immediate priority for further work.
With the finalization of the Patagonian winter, drill target generation activities at the Company's 100%-owned Sierra Blanca Project resumed in earnest.
Mineralized intervals presented in Table 1 are given as both drill intersection widths and estimated true widths of mineralization. Drill core obtained from the diamond drill program is HQ-sized. All drill core was photographed and quick logged prior to sampling. Standard sampling protocol involved the halving of all drill core and sampling over intervals determined by geology (and generally not exceeding 1m in clearly mineralized sections), with one half of the core being placed in a sealed sample bag and dispatched to the analytical laboratory for analysis. Samples were dispatched to Alex Stewart's sample preparation facility in Puerto San Julian, with pulps subsequently being sent to the Alex Stewart's analytical lab in Mendoza. All samples have been analysed for gold using a 50g Fire Assay with AAS finish (Analysis AU4-50), in addition to a 39 element ICP-AES analysis of an aqua regia digest (Analysis ICP-AR-39). Standards and blanks were inserted in to the analytical sequence on the basis of one standard plus one blank for every 25 samples.
New Dimension is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of quality mineral resource properties throughout the Americas, with a focus on precious metals. The Company's current focus is on the discovery through drilling of new high-grade gold-silver resources at its 100%-owned Las Calandrias, Los Cisnes and Sierra Blanca projects, all located in the highly prospective Deseado Massif of Santa Cruz Province, southern Argentina. The Company also holds an option on the Savant Lake gold project in Ontario, together with an active JV interest (with Yamana Gold) in the Domain gold project in Manitoba.
The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements set out in NI 43-101, and approved by Eric Roth, the Company's President & CEO, a director and a Qualified Person under NI 43-101.


Sudhir (Ashmit Patel) and Simran (Mallika Sherawat) are a happy couple settled in Bangkok. Engrossed in business and chasing his dreams, Sudhir ignores his wife. In an alien land and novel atmosphere Simran gets terribly bored and longs to pursue new horizons. At this juncture she meets an old buddy Sunny (Emraan Hashmi). Their loneliness brings them together and ignites a passion blinded by desire. Subsequently they cross all boundaries. Soon, they get obsessed and addicted to each other and Simran's adulterous affair begins to show off. Infuriated by the deteriorating state of his marriage, Sudhir confronts Sunny. And this very meeting leads to devastating results for them all.


On March 5, 2018, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Daniel Therrien, sent the following letter to the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security, to support the Committee's review of Bill C-59, An Act Respecting National Security Matters. It is a follow-up to his December 2017 appearance before the Standing Committee on the same subject. On March 19, the Commissioner sent the committee a second letter on this issue to further clarify his views.
Bill C-59 is the legislation proposed by the Government of Canada following its public consultation on Canada's national security framework. Commissioner Therrien, along with his provincial and territorial counterparts, made a formal submission to the government's consultation in December 2016.
The Honourable John McKay, M.P.
I am writing today to share my views on Bill C-59, An Act Respecting National Security Matters, which introduces a wide range of measures intended to strengthen Canada's national security framework in a manner that safeguards the rights and freedoms of Canadians.
As I indicated in my appearance before the Standing Committee in December, on the whole, I find it represents a step in the right direction but, particularly as it relates to information sharing provisions, it is insufficient to meet the standards that I believe are needed to ensure that national security activities are undertaken and overseen in a way that respects Canadians' privacy rights. I will take this opportunity to elaborate on my remaining concerns, and address outstanding questions I was asked during my appearance. I am also taking the opportunity to provide an updated list of recommendations, which includes recommendations related to the parts of the Bill I did not address during my appearance.
In previous Parliamentary submissions on Bill C-51, the Anti-Terrorism Act, 2015, and in a submission I made with my provincial and territorial colleagues on the federal government's national security consultation, I highlighted the need for rigorous legal standards around the collection and sharing of personal information, effective oversight, and minimization of risks to the privacy of ordinary, law-abiding Canadians (in part through prudent retention and destruction practices). Specifically, I indicated that the "law should prescribe clear and reasonable standards for the sharing, collection, use and retention of personal information, and compliance with these standards should be subject to independent and effective review mechanisms, including the courts." It is with this analysis in mind that I offer the following comments and recommendations.
As I noted in December, Bill C-59 would create a new expert review body with a broad mandate to examine the activities of all departments and agencies involved in national security. Recently, Parliament also created through Bill C-22 a new National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians. Both of these bodies will be able to share confidential information and generally cooperate so as to produce well informed and comprehensive reviews that reflect considerations by experts and elected officials.
These developments are most welcome but they are clearly insufficient. In my view, effective review of national security activities must include both parliamentary and expert review, and the latter must include both national security and privacy experts. Why privacy experts? Because the work of national security agencies depends in large part on personal information; it is their "lifeblood"Footnote 1. The OPC is the federal centre of expertise in privacy and personal data protection. Canadians are concerned that anti-terrorism efforts in government not unduly impede their privacy rights, and they expect my Office to play a role in ensuring balance.
Bill C-59 does not amend the Privacy Act, so my existing authorities appear to be untouched, but the only body with explicit authority to play a role in relation to Part 5, the renamed Security of Canada Information Disclosure Act, is the National Security and Intelligence Review Agency (NSIRA), as articulated in section 9 of Part 5 and section 39 of Part 1. C-59 is completely silent about my role, which leads to issues around interpretation.
The May 2017 Report of the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics (ETHI) on Safeguarding Canada's National Security While Protecting Canadians' Privacy Rights: Review of The Security of Canada Information Sharing Act (SCISA) called for clarity with respect to the interplay between SCISA and the Privacy Act and recommended amendments to "stipulate that the Privacy Act continues to apply to all personal information disclosed pursuant to the Security of Canada Information Sharing Act."Footnote 2 The Canadian Bar AssociationFootnote 3 echoed that call and I would agree. However, ETHI further recommended amendments to clarify that the Privacy Act takes precedence over SCISAFootnote 4. That is, in effect, saying that privacy trumps security. I do not agree with this recommendation as the longstanding position of my Office is that privacy and security can and must co-exist, in a balanced fashion.
RECOMMENDATION 1: That Part 5 be amended to stipulate that the Privacy Act continues to apply to all personal information disclosed pursuant to the Security of Canada Information Disclosure Act.
There is, however, no ambiguity on whether my Office would be able to share confidential information with the NSIRA and the new committee of parliamentarians. It is clear that we would not, and actually we would be prohibited by existing provisions in the Privacy Act from sharing such information. This means that the comprehensive review process offered in Bill C-59 as a fundamental element to bring balance between security and respect for rights would stop short of the objective, by leaving privacy experts out of integrated review. I am at a loss to understand why. If the fear is of duplication between our work and that of other review bodies, let me explain how bringing the OPC firmly within the family of review bodies would not only bring required expertise but would enhance efficiency and reduce overlaps.
We, as the federal centre of expertise for privacy, do not see ourselves as overseeing all aspects of national security activities, far from it. Nor is it our position that review and oversight bodies proposed in C-59 will have no knowledge of privacy law. However, because we have deep and extensive expertise in the area of privacy and personal information, derived from our review of programs government wide, we think we have value to add and we believe other review bodies, and national security agencies, could benefit from that experience.
In practical terms, that means being able to discuss files with other oversight bodies, including their classified information, so that review is fully integrated and grounded in relevant facts, as opposed to the theoretical discussions divorced from factual details that we currently have. Being granted the authority to share classified information with other oversight bodies would also enhance efficiency by allowing us to determine up front who is best placed to review a given issue and how an efficient division of roles can be defined. This would have the added benefit that national security agencies may not have to answer redundant questions from oversight bodies.
An example of what I mean can be found in our review of the measures taken by CSIS to comply with Justice Noël's October 2016 decision regarding CSIS' Operational Data Analysis Centre or ODAC.Footnote 5 Justice Noël had ruled that CSIS acted without authority when it retained third party, non-threat related metadata belonging to individuals who were not targets of CSIS investigations. Minister Goodale mandated Security Intelligence Review Committee (SIRC) to review whether the measures taken by CSIS to give effect to Justice Noël's ruling were adequate. But we at the OPC also decided to review these measures, as the judgment clearly involved privacy issues. In fact, we were invited to examine these issues by the then-Director of CSIS.
Knowing there was a potential for inefficiencies between our work and that of SIRC, the two review agencies discussed, at the beginning of the process, whether we could find a way to share our respective approaches, define roles and reduce overlap, but we concluded we could not lawfully do this. At the end of our review process, we then met to see whether we could compare notes and avoid contradictions in findings. That led to a circuitous discussion, where we both spoke at high levels of abstraction so as not to breach our confidentiality obligations.
It is critical that existing prohibitions on information sharing between oversight bodies be lifted in order to ensure review mechanisms operate effectively and to meet the objective of bringing balance between security and respect for rights. Consequently, I recommend OPC be given the legal flexibility to share information and to determine when and how to cooperate to avoid duplication and bolster efficiency of reviews. Furthermore, information exchange should be allowed to flow both ways between OPC and NSIRA as well as other relevant review and oversight agencies.
the National Security Committee of Parliamentarians Act.
When Bill C-51 enacted SCISA, I indicated that among my concerns was the fact that the relevance standard for sharing was set too low, and that there was an absence of clear data retention and recordkeeping requirements and a lack of information-sharing agreements and privacy impact assessments.
The relevance test is too permissive because it casts too wide a net and creates undue risks for ordinary citizens who pose no threat to national security. The government seems to recognize that a relevance standard does not sufficiently protect privacy because it is suggesting changes to section 5 of SCIDA. In its response to ETHI, the government said: "The key issue regarding the threshold is the need to establish specific decision making parameters for the discloser of information that will protect individual privacy but not cause undue delays in the information sharing process."Footnote 6 The proposed new section 5, particularly paragraph 5(1)(b), incorporates some aspects of a necessity threshold for disclosures but falls short of adopting what officials refer to as "strict necessity".
In order to adequately protect privacy rights, this limited progress in increasing the threshold for disclosure would have to be accompanied by more complete changes to the standard applicable to receiving institutions. However, rather than imposing rigorous standards for receiving institutions, Bill C-59 removes them from the application of SCISA. This has implications not only for the threshold issue but also for retention, record-keeping and other privacy safeguards. Information sharing involves two parties and, to protect rights, rules are also required for receiving institutions. If relevance is not adequate for disclosing institutions, it is also inadequate, even more so, for receiving agencies because: they are aware of the parameters of their mandates; they often will have more time to assess necessity than sending institutions, given the analytical work done in receiving institutions can take time, time that sending institutions may not have in an emergency situation. These institutions are perfectly capable of applying the classic, internationally established necessity test, and should be required to do so.
We understand that the government intention is for receiving institutions to continue to be governed by the Privacy Act, or their specific enabling legislation where applicable. The current Privacy Act uses the wording "relates directly". As your committee recommended in its May 2017 report on Canada's national security framework, we also recommend that a dual threshold be adopted for information sharing, with necessity and proportionality applying to receiving institutions.
RECOMMENDATION 4: That Bill C-59 be amended to require the necessity and proportionality threshold to apply to receiving institutions, either by way of an amendment to SCIDA or by way of a consequential amendment to section 4 of the Privacy Act. In this way, a dual threshold would apply to national security information sharing: the new s.5 of SCIDA would apply to disclosing institutions and receiving institutions would be governed by a necessity and proportionality threshold.
The issue of thresholds leads directly to the ancillary question of retention and destruction of personal information that does not meet, or no longer meets, the recipient's threshold, particularly as it relates to law-abiding citizens who pose no threat. If the threshold for collection is higher than the threshold for disclosure (which is currently the case at least for CSIS), then retention rules are required to ensure recipient institutions discard without delay information that does not meet their criteria.
Similarly, even if one accepts that government sharing of information related to law-abiding citizens may lead to the identification of new threats to national security, once that information is analyzed and leads to the conclusion that someone is not a threat, it should no longer be retained. Otherwise national security agencies will be able to keep a profile on all of us. This is consistent with the decision of the European Court of Justice in the Passenger Name and Record case involving Canada, decided in July 2017.Footnote 7 In that case, the highest court in the European Union held that retention of information of individuals found to pose no threat to national security did not meet legal requirements of necessity and proportionality and were incompatible with fundamental human rights.
A recent example of this problem was illustrated in our Audit of Canada Border Services Agency – Scenario Based Targeting of Travelers (2017)Footnote 8, summarized in my latest annual report to Parliament. The objective of this program is, through the use of algorithms, to identify people and goods bound for Canada that may pose a threat to security and safety. Scenario Based Targeting (SBT) uses advanced analytics to evaluate the data of all travelers, collected from air carriers, against a set of conditions or scenarios, such as age, gender and nationality using database and open-source checks.
We found that large numbers of travelers – approximately 60,000 a year – are identified by scenarios as deserving extra scrutiny and therefore being potential security threats at the beginning of the process. And while CBSA has processes in place, including information sharing with domestic and international partners, to limit the number of individuals for whom targets are eventually issued, we also found that agreements with these partners do not limit retention and therefore do not mitigate against potential for ongoing suspicion of people who have been determined to not be a threat. We recommended that CBSA should ensure that only the personal information which is directly related to and demonstrably necessary for the purposes of administering the SBT program is collected and retained, and that CBSA should revise its MOUs with domestic and international partners to ensure they contain specific provisions to limit retention and use of data that is obtained from CBSA for purposes of database checks.
any personal information which, after analysis, leads to the opinion that the individual concerned is not a threat to national security.
As for the record-keeping rules for disclosing institutions, we are generally pleased with the elements set out in subsection 9(1) of SCIDA. These elements are consistent with the record-keeping elements we recommended in the context of our submission on Bill C-51, as well as our review of information-sharing practices under SCISA (the results of which were tabled in our most recent Annual Report).Footnote 9 The inclusion of the requirement suggests the government accepts the view that record-keeping is required for effective review. In our opinion, these same record-keeping obligations should apply equally to receiving institutions given that their actions may directly affect individual rights.
RECOMMENDATION 6: That SCIDA be amended so that the record keeping obligations found in subsection 9(1) apply not only to disclosing institutions but also to recipient institutions.
I note that subsection 9(2) of SCIDA requires that copies of these records be shared only with the NSIRA. In order to enable my Office to play a meaningful concurrent role in overseeing the sharing of personal information in a national security context, institutions should likewise be obligated to provide copies of these records to OPC, on request. Consistent with recommendations 1 and 2, this would confirm the continued application of the Privacy Act and the jurisdiction of the OPC.
In order to give effect to the enhancements on governance and accountability around Canada's national security framework proposed by C-59, it is essential that ISAs and PIAs be viewed as an integral part of this framework.
The requirement to prepare PIAs, which describe and quantify risks to privacy, and propose solutions to eliminate or mitigate them to an acceptable level, remains at the level of policy which (as we have seen through past investigations and reviews) is inconsistently followed across government, if at all. Indeed, we have received very few PIAs from government institutions whose mandate is primarily the protection of national security.Footnote 10 It is remarkable that, almost three years after the law's adoption, we have not received any SCISA-specific PIAs. This law, after all, was the subject of extreme scrutiny and concern, from a privacy perspective, yet the government did not see fit to follow its own policy and formally assess the privacy risks of that legislation. If this law was not the subject of a PIA, why have a PIA policy at all?
We maintain our recommendation that these important mechanisms be elevated to legal requirements if they are going to be truly effective in enabling information-sharing activities from an operational perspective, while mitigating serious privacy risks, particularly to law-abiding citizens.
RECOMMENDATION 8: That information-sharing agreements and privacy impact assessments be made into legal requirements either by way of amendment to Bill C-59 in the national security context, or more generally, by way of amendments to the Privacy Act.
RECOMMENDATION 9: That the rules and standards under SCIDA, amended as proposed above, should be extended to all domestic intra-governmental national security information sharing.
By establishing its mandates in a stand-alone statute, Part 3 of Bill C-59 brings some much-needed clarity around the activities of CSE, in connection with foreign intelligence, cyber security and information assurance. The proposed authorization regime, which involves the approval of the Intelligence Commissioner, a retired judge independent from the executive branch of government, represents an important improvement. Furthermore, I recognize that C-59 includes the general requirement at section 25 that measures be put in place to protect the privacy of Canadians and persons in Canada regarding the use, analysis, retention and disclosure of information collected by CSE. This is bolstered by later provisions (sections 35 and 44) which incorporate elements of essentiality and necessity, which are strong privacy protection standards.
RECOMMENDATION 11: That the definition of "publicly available information" in section 2 of Part 3 be amended to specify that information is published or broadcast lawfully, and that information obtained through purchase or subscription was legally obtained or created by the vendor.
We note that, in his brief provided to the Committee on December 6, 2017, the Commissioner for CSE recommended that the Intelligence Commissioner "should approve the active cyber operations in addition to the defensive cyber operations that are authorized by the Minister pursuant to subsections 30(1) and 31(1) of the proposed Communications Security Establishment Act."Footnote 17 We agree with this recommendation, as it addresses a gap in the Intelligence Commissioner's authority to approve activities under all CSE mandates.
While this new regime will clearly extend the Service's authority to collect and use information, it includes independent review by the Intelligence Commissioner and, in the case of Canadian datasets, the Federal Court. In fact, Canadian datasets will be subject to various filters, including the Intelligence Commissioner for their creation, a short timeframe (90 days) for decision on retention by the Federal Court and ultimately, application of the "necessity" test for querying data, with IC approval required if under exigent circumstances. For their part, the retention of foreign datasets will require approval by the Intelligence Commissioner, which we believe meets the requirement for effective independent review.
During my appearance, I was asked whether I had concerns regarding the proposed changes to the Youth Criminal Justice Act vis-à-vis protecting the privacy rights of Canadian youth who are at risk of radicalization. I note that Part 8 of C-59 proposes, among other measures, to clarify the jurisdiction of youth justice courts, and to strengthen prohibitions against detention as a social measure. It also proposes to permit access to youth records for the purpose of administering the Passport Program, which allows for the revocation of passports in certain instances of criminality or national security concerns. Given the use of this information is restricted only to administration of the Canadian Passport Order, a case can be made that this represents an appropriate balance between privacy and security.
During my appearance before you in December, I was asked whether the decisions made by the Intelligence Commissioner (IC) should be subject to judicial review. After reflection, I am not convinced that this would be appropriate. For judicial review to come into play, the interests of an individual directly affected by a particular decision must be at stake; however, the IC's decisions under Part 2 of Bill C-59 are not of a nature that would directly affect the rights of an individual. It is also unclear how an individual would become aware of an IC decision, given the secrecy surrounding these decisions. That said, where acts authorized by the IC lead to consequences for individuals, the legality of those consequences would be subject to review as appropriate by the NSIRA, the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians, the courts, and my Office.
Bill C-59 is a step in the right direction in many aspects, notably with improvements in review and oversight. However, I maintain that the SCISA/SCIDA provisions are the weakest part and, on issues related to the sharing and retention of personal information, we do not believe Bill C-59 attains the standards of privacy that would adequately protect Canadians. We believe the adoption of our recommendations is necessary to achieve the balance between privacy and security that Canadians expect and to which they are entitled. I would be happy to elaborate on any of the issues mentioned above.
RECOMMENDATION 10: That section 24 be amended to add a limit to the activities listed in 24(1) namely: the measures shall be reasonable and proportional in the circumstances, having regard to the reasonable foreseeable effects on Canadians and people in Canada including on their right to privacy.
RECOMMENDATION 11: That the definition of "publicly available information" in section 2 be amended to specify that information is published or broadcast lawfully, and that information obtained through purchase or subscription was legally obtained or created by the vendor.
Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics (ETHI), Safeguarding Canada's National Security While Protecting Canadians' Privacy Rights: Review of The Security of Canada Information Sharing Act (SCISA) – Recommendation 5 (b).
Canadian Bar Association, Submission on the ETHI Study of the Security of Canada Information Sharing Act (SCISA), January 2017.
Government Response to the Report by the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics, Safeguarding Canada's National Security while Protecting Canadians' Privacy Rights: Review of the Security of Canada Information Sharing Act (SCISA), p.3.
Decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union, Opinion 1/15 of the Court (Grand Chamber), 26 July, 2017.
OPC Audit of Canada Border Services Agency – Scenario Based Targeting of Travelers (2017).
OPC Annual Report, "Review of the Operationalization of the Security of Canada Information Sharing Act" (2017).
Appearance before the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security (SECU) on Public Safety's Green Paper, October 4, 2016.
OPC Submission, Canada's National Security Framework (December 2016).
This echoes the recommendation by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association in its Submission to the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security regarding Bill C-59, An Act respecting national security matters, p. 10, Recommendation 18.
Under PIPEDA and its Regulations, there is a narrow definition of publicly available information. Parliament may of course adopt a different definition in Bill C-59.
This is consistent with Recommendation 17 by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association in its Submission to the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security regarding Bill C-59, An Act respecting national security matters, p. 10.
Brief submitted to SECU by the Office of the Communications Security Commissioner, December 6, 2017, p. 2.
X (Re) 2016 FC 1105, §264, p. 124.
This includes the Youth Criminal Justice Act (which prevents publication of the names of youth offenders, and limits access to youth records) and newer laws aimed at the online environment such as California's Privacy Rights for California Minors in the Digital World, which allows youth to remove or obtain removal of any information provided to a website, app or online service.


Few individuals are as closely associated with a specific pair of kicks as hip-hop trio Run-DMC is tied to the adidas Superstar. "My Adidas," a single from the group's triple-platinum 1986 album Raising Hell, redefined what it meant to don a pair of adidas. The song's success earned Run-DMC a lifetime partnership with the brand and cemented shell tops in fashion and pop culture forever.
In honor of the 25th anniversary of "My Adidas," adidas Originals has cooked a limited edition Superstar. To honor the year of the song's release, only 1,986 pairs—with design features like a gold rope-chain lace lock—are being made.
Click through the gallery above to see images—courtesy of adidas—of the kicks, which are in select stores today.


Designed to replace your old "boring" stuff, Awain keys are handcrafted in Finland by a team of craftsmen who include watchmakers, jewelers and mechanical engineers. The process of building a key takes between 100-300 hours, and it's not hard to see why.
Customers can order three different types of keys, and the most affordable is the Quantum line which starts at €49,000 ($55,166 / £42,260). That's more than most mainstream vehicles, but the key features a leather or wood interior section which is surrounded by 18- or 24-karat gold. The key also boasts 354 diamonds, which total 3.45 carats.
The Serenity is largely identical, but starts at €89,000 ($100,209 / £76,749) and has 1,250 diamonds totaling 20 carats. If that's too plebeian for your tastes, the Phantom costs €500,000 ($562,925 / £431,147) and has 34.5 carats of diamonds.
Unsurprisingly, they're not made for mass-market vehicles, as the approved list of brands includes Aston Martin, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Maserati, McLaren, Mercedes, Porsche and Rolls-Royce. Audi and BMW are notably absent from the list, but the company suggests owners contact their so-called key concierge to see if they can help.
Why,,, why does it kinda sorta resemble the external part of a female reproductive part. sorry all, someone have to say it.
I mean not all 'female reproductive parts' look like that I suppose,.. but why exactly is that what you saw in this?… my first guess would have been "Wow look at that, it looks like a mid-evil Knights' shield".
Sorry mate, I saw a thing, I expressed my self.
If that's not complete marketing B.S for people with more money than sense, I don't know what is.
Oh sh… I lost my key!
Some SINS are easier to spot than others. And it would be a SIN to spend this much on a key.


During my days at the MIT Media Lab and later as a partner at Silicon Valley venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins, I found that when working with startups and C-level folks at larger companies, the word "design" meant too many things. The first Design in Tech Report emerged from my desire to try to explain design's impact on industry at all scales—but the question kept coming up about what "design" really meant.
computational design, which pertains to any kind of creative activity that involves processors, memory, sensors, actuators, and the network.
By this measure, there are generally three kinds of designers out there today: classical designers, design thinkers, and computational designers. This framework has proven durable over time, although not lacking an appropriate level of controversy for attempting to simplify a complex and broad professional discipline. That said, it's allowed me to spend more time putting a spotlight on the most important kind of design out there today: computational design.
But before we dive into that, let's explore how we got there.
Classical designers are the most common—they are the designers of chairs, posters, fashion, and generally the IRL experiences that we fall in love with. Their intellectual origins are spread over the last few centuries, with the key moment being the Industrial Revolution of the late 1800s.
The Industrial Revolution brought an unprecedented level of scale. But it didn't create well-designed products.
Mechanized processes and new kinds of fabrication machines powered by steam power, humans, and, later, electricity brought an unprecedented level of scale. But they didn't create well-designed products—just the quick and easy proliferation of badly designed ones. In the early 1900s, it wasn't uncommon for a factory to produce large quantities of a hot-water pot that burned your hand when you held it a certain way. Products looked like they came out of a cookie cutter (and they often literally did) and rarely aesthetically fitted with your home decor.
Design thinkers are professional catalysts for collaboration, criticism, and consensus-building. They enable companies to put the customer at the center of their work through putting themselves in the consumer's shoes and thinking about how to serve their needs.
One would think it somewhat odd that any business might lose sight of its customers—but it's a quite commonplace occurrence. Why? Because aspiring to understand customers requires an investment in the necessary ethnographic work required to learn about one's customers as human beings instead of aggregate statistics. Compound that challenge with the need to then bring those complex insights into one's company amidst each individual's already busy schedules and priorities, and you are faced with the impossible task of trying to align many human beings' wants and needs.
Then there's that now-popular term: "design thinking." In a sense, "design thinking" originated in paper-based "design methods" for ideation used by the automotive industry in the '60s and '70s by in-house product-design organizations. These methods were later popularized and refined by design firms like IDEO and frog using sticky notes and markers, and today "design thinking" is now taught at all the major business schools.
Computational designers are creative people who wield their mastery of knowing how software, hardware, and the network all interact. They are the product of the second Industrial Revolution—computing—with the '60s having been a turning point for a technology that was originally designed for the military and to support warfare to become invaded by artists.
computers couldn't really do a lot.
Fifty years later, we don't have that problem at all. The supercomputers we now carry in our pockets and purses are connected to even more powerful cloud-based infrastructures of Amazon, Google, Alibaba, and the likes.
But to date there has been no Bauhaus-like moment for computational designers. Places like the MIT Media Lab, Carnegie Mellon's Entertainment Technology Center (ETC), Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA, aka "KARMA"), and NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) all tried—but it proved to be impossible. Why? Because computation kept evolving at the speed of Moore's Law. And classical design dogma kept competing with what computational design needed to become.
When people wonder why I left MIT, I tell them it was because I wanted to understand design better. I went on to run an institution with the actual word in it (look up what the "D" in "RISD" stands for) to get to the heart of it all. It was also because I was at an institution where the "T" stood for something that I believed was starting to make our world unnecessarily complex: technology.
In this new era of computational design, traditional design education has become irrelevant.
After I went sufficiently deep in the classical design universe, I headed to Silicon Valley to work with both startups and large tech companies and become immersed in the practice of it all. It's helped me see what a lot of folks had been telling me for a while: that in this new era of computational design, traditional design education has become irrelevant—which I started to highlight in the first few Design in Tech Reports.
So we shouldn't expect that the Bauhaus will be re-created for this newer Industrial Revolution the same way it happened before. The nature of the experiences we craft with computation keep changing on a minute-by-minute basis. And even if there were an old-fashioned educational institution out there that could cover 80% of what's needed today, then by the time it opened its doors, it would only cover 10% of what is needed right now. The field is changing too quickly for traditional institutions to keep up. How will we then ever have a Bauhaus moment for computational design?
The new Bauhaus for the computational era will be driven by open source. I learned this in the late '90s when I created a closed system to teach designers how to program called "Design By Numbers." My then two research team members Ben Fry and Casey Reas thought that the concept could be significantly improved upon and made the popular open-source system Processing. It's in use everywhere with UCLA and NYU as the hubs of this work.
The new Design in Tech Report puts a spotlight on the Material Design system because it integrates the three kinds of design in an elegant, deep, and open-sourced knowledge base with a complementary set of free tools. More of these kinds of resources need to emerge, and I believe that tech companies have a responsibility today to do so. I am hopeful that more volunteer organizations like WordPress and major companies like Google will continue to, or start on their own to, open source as many of their design efforts as possible to make a Bauhaus moment happen.
Can a Computer Authenticate Disputed Artworks?


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August recess opportunity
U.S. representatives regularly return to their home districts to stay engaged with their constituents. Traditionally, August Recess is one such time – and while everyone needs some rest and relaxation, lawmakers are likely busy during this period with Town Halls, arranged meetings, and other contact points that give you a window to raise your experiences and policy concerns while they are local.
Our ELCA advocacy staff here on some current events that intersect with federal policy and priorities this year based upon the ELCA's social teaching documents and the experiences of its congregations, ministries and partners to end world hunger and stand up for policies that create opportunities to overcome poverty, promote peace and dignity, preserve God's creation, and promote racial and gender justice.
Bring your own questions to policy makers or raise the ones here.
THIS MOMENT IN TIME: Hunger
"In relation to those who are poor, Martin Luther's insights into the meaning of the commandments against killing, stealing, and coveting are sobering. We violate 'you shall not kill' when we do not help and support others to meet their basic needs." – From ELCA social statement Sufficient Sustainable Livelihood for All
Expanded provisions of the Child Tax Credit (CTC), authorized through our nation's response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the American Rescue Plan Act, are answering prayer for many struggling to feed their families who know the ripple effect on challenges that s hungry children face. As researched by ELCA World Hunger, assisting families through these means has the potential to lift nearly half of children in the United States out of poverty, many of whom are from Black and Brown communities. Making the Child Tax Credit permanent will not only be one of the most effective ways to reach those suffering while trying to meet basic human needs, and positively impact the health of children as they learn and grow.
Because the Child Tax Credit (CTC) is so effective in lifting children out of poverty, would you support making current CTC rates permanent?
THIS MOMENT IN TIME: Housing and Homelessness
"People in our congregations who are homeless and potentially homeless remind us of the urgency of the situation. It is time to acknowledge with gratitude what people are doing, to confess that we have too often neglected homelessness, and to renew our commitment to act with justice and compassion." – From ELCA social message "Homelessness: A Renewal of Commitment"
As lawmakers in Congress are currently working to pass the federal budget for the next fiscal year, annual public programs that help support those of us experiencing homelessness and take measures to increase access to long-term housing affordability must be strengthened. The negotiations come as many in the post-pandemic economy are struggling to remain stably housed, while the cost of buying or renting a home continue to climb nationwide.
Houses of worship are active in shelter ministries and are increasingly involved in affordable housing construction to meet the needs of our communities. Housing and homelessness issues gain little attention in the nation's Capital and historically garner the smallest increases in the spending deals among other programs. It is therefore critical that faith advocates highlight the intersectional significance that housing plays in addressing poverty.
Find out your local affordable housing stats at nlihc.org/state-housing-profiles for greater context when speaking with policy makers.
No state in the U.S. has enough affordable housing for those of us in the greatest need. What steps are you taking to ensure greater affordability and access to housing here in our district? (Add your local statistics to emphasize the local situation.)
This year, the cost of buying a home has reached historically high levels. What policies, if any, do you support that a) help increase home ownership and b) address the historic racial homeownership gaps still present in our communities?
THIS MOMENT IN TIME: Infrastructure and Climate Change
"Protection of species and their habitats, preservation of clean land and water, reduction of wastes, care of the land—these are priorities. But production of basic goods and services, equitable distribution, accessible markets, stabilization of population, quality education, full employment—these are priorities as well." – From ELCA social statement, Caring for Creation
We regularly hear of numerous challenges presented in the political atmosphere, but with a recent glimmer of hope. President Biden and a group of ____ senators reached an agreement on an historic Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework (Framework). Details regarding implementation of the Framework are being negotiated, but the White House states that the Framework creates jobs, grows the economy, invests in clean transportation infrastructure, clean water infrastructure, universal broadband infrastructure and clean power infrastructure, and provides resilience to the changing climate by addressing coastline erosion. The Framework also addresses environmental justice initiatives such as remediation of legacy pollution and electrifying buses in communities plagued by harmful emissions. In addition, the Framework proposes to build a national network of electric vehicle charging stations along highways and in rural and disadvantaged communities, and to eliminate the nation's lead service lines and pipes for the delivery of clean drinking water.
Tandem legislation to include climate provisions missing from the bipartisan agreement is being advanced by congressional Democrats. It will likely include provisions incentivizing utilities to increase their renewable energy goals and to use clean energy tax credits to spur utilization, or potentially offer conditional block grants to states that achieve 100% clean energy on the power grid. Each of these options has the effect of establishing a clean energy standard by encouraging renewable energy deployment. This tandem legislation will likely include a $300 billion tax cut for dealing with the environment.
Addressing climate change and growing the economy can be accomplished concurrently. Research from America Is All In, which includes the ELCA as a partner among U.S. communities, business and institutions committed to tackling climate change and taking climate action, touts the creation of 25 million good-paying jobs across every zip code in the United States. Job creation supporting Creation care is beneficial not only in sparking continued recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, but also to support communities that have borne the brunt of environmental and economic harms from fossil fuel pollution and climate change.
What policies are you supporting that will leverage the need of well-paying job creation in our nation as well as investing in the talents of laborers that tackle climate concerns?
Do you support efforts to move to 100% clean energy usage as one way to grow the economy in such a manner that no one is left behind, nor are communities left stranded?
THIS MOMENT IN TIME: COVID-19 Vaccine Access
"Since threats to health do not respect national boundaries, nations and international organizations must cooperate in public health efforts." – From the ELCA social statement Caring for Health: Our Shared Endeavor
While United States recovery efforts are in full swing, there is no recovery in sight for many low- and middle-income countries. The U.S. has more COVID-19 vaccine stockpiles than it needs. Eighty-five percent of all COVID-19 vaccines have gone to high- and upper-middle income countries. While the U.S. has committed to donate 580 million doses in the next 12 months, it is estimated that the world needs 12 billion or more vaccines. With billions of people in desperate need, with some countries having no access COVID-19 vaccines, our country can and must do more to help fill this gap.
Many people in low-and middle-income countries have limited to no access to COVID-19 vaccines. U.S. vaccine commitments fall short of what is needed. As a member of Congress, what are you doing, or plan to do, to help these countries access COVID-19 vaccines?
THIS MOMENT IN TIME: Reimagining U.S. Asylum and Immigration Policy
"Immigration, refugee, and asylum policies express who we are as a nation, influence the nation's future character, and affect the lives of millions of people. We encourage our members, in light of our history and our ministry with newcomers, to join with other citizens in our democratic society to support just laws that serve the common good." – From ELCA social message "Immigration"
The Biden Administration is beginning to lift Title 42, the March 2020 public health order that turned away most migrants who arrived at the southern border during the pandemic and is beginning to lay the framework for a safe asylum and regional migration process. The U.N High Commissioner for Refugees and many public health experts agree that protecting public health and protecting access to asylum are fully compatible. It is important that these plans surge resources, experience, and commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of children, families, and adults with the greatest need.
Ensuring access to asylum is a basic tenet of a humane migration system, along with ensuring due process, supporting a humane reception system that looks beyond unnecessary, costly, and inhumane detention, and quickly upgrading the systems to protect unaccompanied children. In addition to strengthening a humane migration system, we know that directing attention to factors driving migration and facilitating family reunification can more meaningfully address the reasons people flee their homes, reducing migration tensions. Congress can also support children and families in the U.S. succeed by passing a pathway to earn citizenship.
With many countries still exercising protocols that severely restrict asylum access, especially for LGBTQIA+, Indigenous and Black migrants, how are you making sure the U.S. is honoring international laws and standards in our asylum policy and supporting legislation and federal funding that makes our humanitarian reception system safer, more humane, and more accessible for those seeking protection?
Refugee and asylum applications are backlogged despite the increase in migration to the U.S. due to threats of violence or discrimination. How will you support changes to asylum policy that address the root causes of migration?
How are you supporting legislation and federal funding for programs that create clearer pathways for migrants to obtain legal status or US citizenship?
THIS MOMENT IN TIME: Tribal/U.S. Government relations
"In the name of the God who creates every human being out of love, this church teaches human dignity is God's gift to every person and that the commitment to universal rights protects that dignity." – From ELCA social message, "Human Rights"
Boarding schools are not from the distant past. There are people alive today who are victims of these institutions and of the laws requiring the removal of Native children from their communities. Across the U.S. and Canada, recent discoveries of the remains of Native children at boarding school sites expose dramatically the awful conditions that can be described as cultural decimation and genocide.
Reckoning with under-acknowledged realities in tribal and U.S. government relations is surfacing. Cultural protection of Native sacred sites and natural resource protections are part of ongoing conversations through the lens of racial justice and reconciliation of past and current ills.
A bill called the Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policy Act will be reintroduced soon. The legislation as summarized by the Harvard Law Review looks at "policy of the Federal Government under which more than 100,000 American Indian and Alaska Native children were forcibly removed from their family homes and placed in any of 460 Bureau of Indian Affairs-operated schools, including 367 Indian boarding schools, at which assimilation and 'civilization' practices were inflicted on those children as part of the assimilation efforts of the Federal Government, advancing eradication of indigenous peoples' cultures in the United States."
A map showing the location of Indian Boarding Schools throughout the United States can tell you more about your area.
Do you know about our state's history regarding the presence and legacy of boarding/residential schools for American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN)?
Because of recent discoveries of the remains of American Indian children who died due to forced removal from their families and life at the boarding schools, more people have been made aware of this dark and tragic chapter in our history. What support do you intend to provide for the Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policy Act?
An influential figure in Indian education during his time, Col. Richard Henry Pratt, advanced the motto: "Kill the Indian, save the man." Facing the damage caused by such annihilating assimilationist thinking, how do you intend to support legal protections for Native American cultural heritage, practices and religion?
Please let us know how it goes using the In-District Activity Form and as appropriate consider thanking that policy maker publicly on social media for the conversation and their public service.
For more pointers, see our August Recess Guide as well as Virtual Visits for ideas on contacting your lawmaker year-round.
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Q: MultiBinding Converter not binding to TextBlock in DataTemplate I have a DataGrid with multiple columns and in one of the columns I'm using MultiBinding to bind to a MultiValueConverter, but nothing in showing up in that column. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. The ItemSource for the DataGrid, MfrSelection, does not contain an object corresponding to the VolumeToPercentConverter. Is this what is messing up the binding?
Here is the relevant xaml
    <Window.Resources>
        <local:VolumeToPercentConverter x:Key="VolumeToPercentConverter"/>
    </Window.Resources>
    ...
<DataGrid x:Name="_mfrSelectionGrid" Grid.ColumnSpan="2" Grid.Row="2" ItemsSource="{Binding MfrSelection}" Margin="5,0" AutoGenerateColumns="False">
    ...
                    <DataGridTemplateColumn x:Name="_PercentChange" IsReadOnly="True" Visibility="Visible" Header="Percent Change">
                        <DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
                            <DataTemplate>
                                <TextBlock Margin="3,0" VerticalAlignment="Center">
                                    <TextBlock.Text>
                                        <MultiBinding Converter="{StaticResource VolumeToPercentConverter}">
                                            <Binding Path="YearVolume"/>
                                            <Binding Path="LastYearVolume"/>
                                        </MultiBinding>
                                    </TextBlock.Text>
                                </TextBlock>
                            </DataTemplate>
                        </DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate>
                    </DataGridTemplateColumn>

And the converter in my code behind:
public class VolumeToPercentConverter : IMultiValueConverter
{
    public object Convert(object[] value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo culture)
    {
        decimal percent = 0;
        if (value[0] is decimal && value[1] is decimal)
        {
            if ((decimal)value[1] != 0 && (decimal)value[0] != 0)
            {
                percent = ((decimal)value[0] - (decimal)value[1]) / (decimal)value[1];
                return percent;
            }
            else
            {
                return percent;
            }
        }
        else
        {
            return percent;
        }
    }

    public object[] ConvertBack(object value, Type[] targetTypes, object parameter, CultureInfo culture)
    {
        return null;
    }
}

A: The VolumeToPercentConverter is returning a decimal value, but the TextBlock.Text property is expecting a string.  This is the error I received in the Output window when I created a test project:
Value produced by BindingExpression is not valid for target property.; Value='1' MultiBindingExpression:target element is 'TextBlock' (Name=''); target property is 'Text' (type 'String')

I resolved this by updating the xaml as follows:
<MultiBinding Converter="{StaticResource VolumeToPercentConverter}" StringFormat="{}{0:P}">
    <Binding Path="YearVolume"/>
    <Binding Path="LastYearVolume"/>
</MultiBinding>

The secret sauce is the StringFormat="{}{O:P}" which formats the decimal into a nice percentage.


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Q: (check-sat-using default) or similar? When Z3 is run with no logic specified, and (check-sat) is issued, the logic in default_tactic.cpp is used to conditionally invoke the "best" solver.  I would like to access this default tactic from the SMT-LIB 2 interface.
I tried translating the logic from default_tactic.cpp into SMT-LIB, and I came up with this:
(check-sat-using (and-then simplify
    (cond is-qfbv qfbv
    (cond is-qflia qflia
    (cond is-qflra qflra
    (cond is-qfnra qfnra
    (cond is-qfnia qfnia
    (cond is-nra nra
    (cond is-lira lira
    (cond is-qffpabv qffpa
    smt))))))))))

This "almost" works, in that, if you delete the lines with nra, lira, and qffpa, then Z3 will execute this without issue.  It seems that those three tactics are not exposed with the SMT-LIB 2 interface of Z3 4.4.1.  Another problem with this, though, is that if the default tactic is updated in a future revision of Z3, then any hard-coded strategy like what I wrote above would not be updated.
What I would really like to do is issue a command like (check-sat-using default), or something similar, and get the same result as as obtained with (check-sat).  Is this possible?

A: The file you refer to is very old. Z3 has since moved to GitHub and the latest version of default_tactic.cpp is here.
The default tactic for QF_FP is now called qffp, the lira tactic has since been exported as well and I just exported nra as well (as of this commit).

Edit: As of this commit, the default tactic has also been exported, so it's now possible to write (check-sat-using default) as requested.


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SE6, Lewisham
Bellingham, Catford, Hither Green
Residential Population: 53,103
Population Density: 73.23 Persons per Hectare
Land Area: 725.19 Hectares
Daytime Population: 43,894
Jump to: Crime Trends | Property Sales
Crime in SE6, Lewisham
CD&A
Other Theft
Theft From the Person
Public Order
Nov 2020 176 58 16 85 172 23 33 41 29 10 7 8 35 8 701
Oct 2020 162 47 14 69 170 22 28 35 28 18 7 4 43 4 651
Sep 2020 175 55 13 59 186 21 35 38 8 15 9 5 44 5 668
Aug 2020 283 41 21 54 181 17 39 52 21 19 3 4 36 5 776
Jul 2020 250 27 26 33 171 26 41 42 24 20 5 1 40 8 714
Jun 2020 225 34 10 44 161 27 55 35 34 13 5 7 51 9 710
May 2020 389 33 14 49 167 14 42 32 46 8 2 9 40 4 849
Apr 2020 395 41 12 44 147 17 35 31 35 2 3 6 37 6 811
Mar 2020 153 39 13 51 147 17 40 38 25 4 8 5 28 6 574
Feb 2020 82 41 15 46 134 12 37 43 16 4 7 5 21 3 466
Jan 2020 110 30 24 55 154 18 46 39 24 1 9 9 32 4 555
Dec 2019 106 25 13 47 149 18 37 49 15 2 10 8 41 9 529
Nov 2019 105 27 11 45 184 21 42 51 34 3 10 8 30 7 578
Oct 2019 98 42 16 51 151 24 35 30 17 5 8 5 25 9 516
Sep 2019 102 55 12 54 172 28 32 28 35 6 11 6 35 8 584
Aug 2019 160 49 14 48 130 23 38 51 41 8 5 4 31 7 609
Jul 2019 180 46 29 23 165 22 31 45 31 8 7 7 33 1 628
Jun 2019 125 57 24 45 147 26 45 44 24 7 7 5 16 6 578
May 2019 123 44 17 74 154 30 42 47 29 7 10 11 35 5 628
Apr 2019 108 43 18 48 159 34 43 52 18 4 14 5 23 8 577
Mar 2019 113 41 9 56 163 33 41 48 29 5 6 3 33 5 585
Jan 2019 68 39 19 68 138 28 32 45 26 2 8 8 30 9 520
Dec 2018 80 65 14 43 136 26 32 48 27 6 8 3 23 7 518
Sep 2018 95 39 18 48 139 25 38 47 24 15 6 5 26 9 534
Jul 2018 124 39 13 49 144 27 41 34 23 4 2 8 29 11 548
Mar 2018 80 35 23 30 133 26 49 40 17 2 8 7 22 11 483
Feb 2018 82 33 7 42 112 21 23 40 24 4 7 6 25 4 430
Jan 2018 88 39 14 53 144 20 34 52 31 3 10 6 18 13 525
Dec 2017 109 47 15 36 115 15 43 36 15 2 5 1 14 4 457
Nov 2017 91 34 10 43 131 22 34 53 26 3 6 4 22 11 490
Oct 2017 104 35 19 36 118 31 39 56 31 6 9 6 20 3 513
Sep 2017 126 41 11 52 128 31 54 36 21 6 9 4 28 4 551
Aug 2017 177 30 25 48 149 35 38 40 21 3 4 11 28 3 612
Jul 2017 160 44 20 21 168 23 32 40 16 9 11 10 34 3 591
Apr 2017 122 45 8 41 112 22 27 38 14 2 6 5 17 4 463
Mar 2017 96 42 9 45 159 27 32 45 33 2 7 2 33 4 536
Nov 2016 85 29 8 24 144 12 15 40 32 1 6 5 35 7 443
May 2016 157 35 18 73 153 31 35 48 12 6 10 5 34 7 624
Apr 2016 85 31 12 41 123 30 43 40 22 0 9 5 30 5 476
Nov 2015 122 36 16 34 135 25 41 54 34 5 9 11 28 5 555
Oct 2015 123 33 8 29 160 33 47 52 21 5 5 1 43 4 564
Aug 2015 127 32 8 43 133 23 43 41 16 7 4 2 20 2 501
Jul 2015 135 28 5 55 133 23 47 58 22 3 6 4 27 4 550
May 2015 130 28 9 71 106 26 46 44 17 6 6 3 33 5 530
Feb 2015 65 41 8 23 95 18 49 39 25 3 9 4 19 4 402
Nov 2014 111 26 7 30 110 20 34 39 25 4 12 1 17 3 439
Sep 2014 162 35 9 26 124 28 38 65 14 6 7 1 17 1 533
Jul 2014 182 33 16 28 136 20 46 42 17 6 11 1 24 5 567
Jun 2014 152 27 22 32 122 21 43 38 21 9 10 0 9 2 508
Apr 2014 162 45 17 25 98 14 35 34 15 7 12 1 27 3 495
Feb 2014 124 41 10 23 82 12 37 44 26 2 4 2 12 4 423
Dec 2013 109 39 11 17 72 25 39 42 18 1 7 5 11 2 398
Nov 2013 147 47 17 28 108 15 30 33 23 4 8 0 14 6 480
Jul 2013 250 39 10 34 112 9 47 39 35 5 6 2 27 1 616
May 2013 194 35 12 25 92 19 38 48 26 5 8 3 19 3 527
Apr 2013 173 59 12 31 116 11 41 61 31 20 3 558
Mar 2013 146 64 19 29 72 20 32 54 29 19 7 491
Feb 2013 150 54 14 43 65 7 35 43 34 22 3 470
Jan 2013 165 53 12 38 95 17 48 50 25 9 21 533
Dec 2012 143 68 21 30 111 15 49 60 19 18 15 549
Nov 2012 125 44 23 45 91 14 27 52 29 11 33 494
Oct 2012 208 39 17 53 85 16 40 73 23 30 32 616
Sep 2012 257 51 9 39 86 18 30 63 13 18 22 606
Aug 2012 257 40 17 35 93 7 26 52 30 16 25 598
Jul 2012 205 33 20 45 101 8 41 67 25 19 19 583
Jun 2012 277 46 15 47 115 13 33 62 17 27 22 674
May 2012 217 44 15 24 93 14 44 62 11 24 17 565
Apr 2012 195 45 21 29 83 11 57 58 21 27 28 575
Mar 2012 226 49 28 50 89 10 52 64 23 21 38 650
Feb 2012 222 57 11 34 96 15 52 47 19 19 19 591
Jan 2012 197 54 27 59 93 13 48 51 16 11 25 594
Dec 2011 200 37 15 45 78 16 34 39 23 21 23 531
Nov 2011 189 39 26 39 109 9 57 47 48 21 28 612
Sep 2011 197 36 20 31 85 11 53 67 32 24 22 578
Aug 2011 356 65 25 52 107 195 800
Jul 2011 322 32 26 38 123 172 713
Jun 2011 317 33 22 44 126 196 738
May 2011 275 30 30 46 118 179 678
Apr 2011 297 39 26 35 119 184 700
Mar 2011 271 47 47 55 115 217 752
Feb 2011 240 58 32 39 109 198 676
Jan 2011 258 59 32 47 141 198 735
Dec 2010 247 53 43 38 93 170 644
The Economic Policy Centre www.economicpolicycentre.com has made every effort in order to ensure that the data for UkCrimeStats is accurate and up to date. However, we are aware of certain deficiencies in this data which are beyond our control. That's because as a 3rd party developer, we do not collect the data, the Police do who then hand it over to another data company to release to 3rd party developers such as ourselves. We only download and analyse it so that you can use it. For full detail of these deficiencies, please read here.
Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for SE6
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Crime Type and ASB Charts for SE6
In September 2011, Other Crime was divided into 6 categories - Drugs, Public Disorder & Weapons (which was later split further and so is not displayed here), Criminal Damage & Arson (CD&A), Theft - Shoplifting, Theft-Other and Other.
From May 2013, the following changes were made to the crime categories:
I) The violent crime category was renamed "violence and sexual offences"
2) A new category for "bicycle theft" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
3) A new category for "theft from the person" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
4) Public disorder and weapons were then split into two new categories; "public order" and "possession of weapons"
5) Both "other firearms offences" and "other knives offences" which were in "other crime" were moved into "possession of weapons".


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Der Deutsche Betriebssportverband e. V. (DBSV) ist die Dachorganisation aller Landesbetriebssportverbände Deutschlands mit Sitz in Berlin.

Geschichte
Mit der Interessengemeinschaft der Betriebssportgemeinschaften und -verbände der Bundesrepublik einschließlich Westberlins (IG). begann 1954 die Geschichte des Verbandes. Auf Einladung des Verbandes der Firmensportvereine von 1949 e. V. Hamburg hatten sich am 16./17. Januar 1954 etwa 50 Betriebssportler in Dortmund getroffen und die Gemeinschaft gegründet.

Im Jahr 1955 erkannte der Deutsche Sportbund die Interessengemeinschaft als Vertreter des Betriebssportes offiziell an, ab dem 14. Mai 1960 als "Verband mit besonderer Aufgabenstellung" des Sportbundes. Am selben Tag wurde der Name in Bund Deutscher Betriebssportverbände (BDBV) geändert. Im September 1960 hatte der Verband 69.059 Mitglieder, davon 6.483 Frauen. Im Mai 1998 wurde der Verband in Deutscher Betriebssportverband (DBSV) umbenannt.

Zum 1. Januar 2020 waren im DBSV 235.181 Mitglieder erfasst. Sie verteilten sich auf Betriebssportgemeinschaften und -vereine. Die Angebote des Betriebssports umfassen alle Formen des Breiten-, Freizeit- und Gesundheitssports.

Weblinks
 betriebssport.net – Offizielle Website Deutscher Betriebssportverband
 Eintrag im Lobbyregister des Deutschen Bundestages

Einzelnachweise

Sportverband (Berlin)
Betriebssportverband
Betriebssport
Gegründet 1954
Eingetragen im Lobbyregister des Deutschen Bundestags