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Sean Caffrey, 25, of Sutton Coldfield, was today given an 18-month suspended prison sentence and had his computer equipment confiscated by a judge at Birmingham Crown Court.
He had admitted accessing and stealing the ranks, usernames and email addresses of more than 800 users of a satellite communications system, as well as of about 30,000 satellite phones.
The 18 month term, the maximum sentence, was suspended for 18 months by His Honour Patrick Thomas QC due to recommendations in Caffrey's medical report.
Tony Adams, head of investigations at the NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit, said: "Caffrey attacked a government computer system, which is a very serious crime.
"He was given the maximum sentence under the guidelines. Others should take note that hacking like this is taken seriously and offenders will be found and brought before the courts.
"This case was the result of strong partnership working between the NCA, the FBI and the DoD's Defense Criminal Investigative Service."
Danny Kennedy, acting assistant director for the FBI's LA field office, said: "The case involving Mr. Caffrey is a perfect example of international cooperation between the NCA, the DCIS, the FBI and others to identify and impede a serious threat to national security, which incurred significant damage.
"As the threat posed by cyber criminals continues to grow, the FBI will continue to strengthen these partnerships."
Hacker admits attack on US Department of Defense
A computer hacker has admitted stealing hundreds of user accounts from a US military communications system.
Sean Caffrey, 25, of Sutton Coldfield, accessed and stole the ranks, usernames and email addresses of more than 800 users of a satellite communications system, as well as of about 30,000 satellite phones.
He pleaded guilty at Birmingham Crown Court today to an offence under the Computer Misuse Act. The theft from the US Department of Defense (DoD) took place on 15 June 2014. Officers from the NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit (NCCU) and West Midlands Police arrested Caffrey in March 2015 after intelligence showed the hack originated from his internet connection.
Forensic examination
Forensic examination of his computers by NCA officers found the stolen data on the hard drives.
NCA officers also found that an online messaging account linked to the attack had been opened and operated under a pseudonym using Caffrey's computers.
The DoD said it cost approximately $628,000 to fix the damage caused by the hacker's intrusion.
Compelling evidence
Janey Young, investigations manager at the NCA, said: "After strong partnership working between the NCA, the FBI and the DoD's Defense Criminal Investigative Service there was very clear, very compelling evidence against Sean Caffrey.
"No one should think that cyber crime is victimless or that they can get away with it.
"The NCA has people with skills like Caffrey's, but they're doing the opposite to him in detecting cyber criminals and bringing them to justice.
"We're working to keep the internet a safe space for people who use it legitimately."
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As one of Idaho's premier outdoor destinations, the Salmon River draws anglers, hikers, boaters, campers and equestrians from all over.
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The Salmon flows freely for 425 miles with only one low dam near the headwaters. It is truly one of the West's most outstanding rivers.
Heitsuman property rises above the Salmon River near Pine Bar.
Conservation of the Heitstuman property protects six cold, high-gradient tributaries that flow into the Salmon River and directly influence habitat quality for five ESA-listed fish, including sockeye, spring/summer Chinook salmon, steelhead and bull trout.
Salmon River looking up at west end of Heckman Ranch.
Indian paintbrush and balsamroot bloom over the Salmon River. The conservation property is dominated by spectacular viewsheds like this one along two miles of the river.
In 2014, Western Rivers Conservancy conserved a 1,284-acre property surrounding the BLM's Pine Bar Recreation Site. Conveyance of these lands to the BLM enhances conditions for imperiled salmon and steelhead and protects habitat for bighorn sheep, elk, cougar and black bear.
On a scenic bend in Idaho's legendary Salmon River, Western Rivers Conservancy protected a dramatic viewshed and ensured the widely-loved Pine Bar Recreation Site remains forever accessible. The project, our first on the Salmon River, began in 2012 when we acquired 1,284 acres on a spectacular bend above the river. We purchased the land with the goal of conserving both the viewshed and the high-gradient creeks that tumble down the mountainside to nourish the river. The streams that flow through the property directly influence habitat quality for five threatened or endangered fish species, including sockeye, spring/summer Chinook, fall Chinook, steelhead and migratory bull trout. In summer 2014, we conveyed this strategically located property to the BLM, which will now steward the lands for the sake of the Salmon River's fish and wildlife and to ensure access to Pine Bar remains unfettered and compatible with conservation.
Our efforts at Pine Bar are integral to our larger vision to ensure the Salmon River and its unique riverland habitat stay healthy and accessible to all. The Salmon River is the longest, wildest and cleanest major river in the Rockies, flowing 425 miles from its headwaters in the Sawtooth Mountains to its confluence with the Snake River in Hells Canyon. Its salmon and steelhead, which migrate farther than any anadromous fish in the West, navigate over 900 miles on their epic journey from the Pacific Ocean.
The project conserves prime winter range for Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer and white-tailed deer and habitat for black bear and mountain lion. The steep grasslands are believed to shelter two ESA-listed plants—Spalding's catchfly and MacFarlane's four o'clock—and to support sensitive species like peregrine and prairie falcon, mountain quail and western toad.
Besides providing outstanding fish and wildlife habitat, the Salmon River is habitat for outdoor enthusiasts. As one of Idaho's premier outdoor recreation destinations, the river draws some 600,000 annual visitors, including anglers, hunters, whitewater rafters, campers, hikers, equestrians and outfitters. The Pine Bar Recreation Site is heavily used for boating access, day-use and camping for more than nine months of the year. Because access to the Pine Bar site is through the Heitstuman property, our efforts effectively ensure Pine Bar remains open to the public forever.
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Centrifugal world: why the future is small
With growing competition between the US and China, and calls for tighter European integration, it is often said that the world is moving into an age of big powers. But this obscures as much as it reveals. The process of 100 years of political fragmentation, with an increasing number of smaller countries, will continue. Smaller countries are likely to be better able to navigate an increasingly complex, turbulent global environment. Although new regional and other groupings will emerge, the ongoing lowering of the decision-making centre of gravity will be a defining feature of the emerging global system (alongside the transfer of power from West to East). Decision-makers should not be seduced by scale.
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An attorney representing a physician recommended us to his client to refinance a $1,685,000 mortgage loan in favor of United Midwest Savings Bank (UMSB) on a 14,248 square foot single story retail / clinical medical building. At the time the loan was in default.
The physician had acquired the property in June of 2011 from a bank that had foreclosed on and owned the property. He was a practicing emergency room physician that owned and operated an urgent care from space he leased a mile south of the subject property. He viewed this as an opportunity to improve the business exposure, as the subject property had a superior location, and control his occupancy cost. He purchased the property with financing from UMSB with the intent to relocate his urgent care business as well as lease to a related physical therapy business with whom he had a close working relationship. These two new tenants would increase the property occupancy from 40% to 100%.
1. The existing financing with Midwest Savings Bank was structured as an SBA 504 loan with a conventional $745,000 1st mortgage loan for the property acquisition and a $940,000 SBA 2nd mortgage loan for substantial property rehabilitation / improvements.
2. When he closed on the property purchase in June of 2011 he had no development experience. He grossly underestimated the time needed in the planning and permitting process. UMSB let him close on the financing without permits or substantially completed and approved plans. UMSB also structured the loans with a 6 month interest only period thinking the contemplated improvements would be made and the loan could then convert to principal amortization. As the conversion date on the loan of February 2012 approached and USMB realized that the project would not be completed in time they started withholding improvement money from the second mortgage loan and put the loan in default.
3. Because UMSB was withholding construction funding the physician was forced to utilize his own money which took very little time to deplete. He then took on additional debt in the form of a home equity line of credit, multiple personal and business lines of credit and financed all of his medical equipment in an attempt to raise the money needed to complete the property renovations.
4. Utilizing incomplete / preliminary plans resulted in project cost overruns. The $940,000 meant for property rehabilitation / improvements was $250,000 less than the money actually needed. Between the loans and the initial equity the physician invested into the property the project was out of balance. UMSB made demand that additional equity be placed with them until the project was complete.
5. With so much time and effort invested into rehabilitation of the subject property the physicians existing urgent care business suffered and experienced a downturn in revenues. Approaching insolvency, the physician stopped paying rent to his existing landlord.
1. We reviewed the historical financials of the urgent care business for the past 5 years and concluded that before the physician embarked on redevelopment of the subject property he demonstrated an ability to cash flow as much as $3,000,000 of long term debt.
2. We underwrote and packaged the loan request asking for a $1,850,000 first mortgage loan on the subject property and an $860,000 debt consolidation term loan secured by a second mortgage on the subject property, equipment, accounts receivable and inventory.
3. We obtained term sheets indicating interest from the local banking community to consider granting these requests and met with the existing lender (USMB) and borrower's counsel to negotiate a 4 month extension, allowing adequate time to convert the selected term sheet to a commitment, complete 3rd party reports and close on the refinancing.
4. We advised the physician to substantially modify his existing lease on the subject property, increasing the rental rate and extending the lease maturity date. He was previously advised on the lease terms by his tax accountant. UMSB had appraised the subject property for $2,100,000 on 10/11/12. The modifications we made to the urgent care lease resulted in a valuation of $2,600,000 (a 24% increase in value) as of 2/14/13.
5. We closed on the refinancing with BankUnited at 3.75% fixed for 7-years on the $1,850,000 conventional first mortgage loan with a 25-year amortization and a 3.5% fixed rate $860,000 debt consolidation fully amortizing term loan for 7-years. All the physicians' debt was consolidated into the two loans and the short term maturity issues present with multiple loans was resolved. The economic savings in terms of annual cash flows can be seen on the Loan Variance Analysis.


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Jean Chatman was one of more than a dozen vendors to meet with Whole Foods representatives during this year's Harlem Harvest Fest on October 10. The local baker will get an inside scoop of how to get her desserts in the shelves of the national retailer.
HARLEM — The Whole Foods Market on 125th Street and Lenox Avenue is already starting to select local vendors to feature on their shelves once the supermarket opens next year.
The national retailer will meet with Harlem-based businesses during the annual Harlem Harvest Fest on Oct. 10. Those businesses make anything from chocolate, to soap, to bagels.
"We've had 41 applicants and I've been really impressed by what's been submitted," said Elly Truesdell, who works for the supermarket's local buyer program.
The vendors that have been selected for the meeting will be able to speak directly with Truesdell and other Whole Foods representatives about how to get their products in the store.
"Having a chance to meet them in person is an opportunity to give feedback on taste, packaging, labeling and branding," she added.
Some of the vendors will continue working with Whole Foods to get their product ready for sale. Those who are already a little further along will have the opportunity to sell their goods in other Whole Food chains around the city.
The national retailer teamed up with Harlem Park to Park to find the vendors. One of them includes Jean Chatman, who won the Harvest Festival's bake-off competition two years in a row.
"To be under the new Whole Foods would definitely be a plus," she said.
Chatman, who sells her baked good at Harlem Shake, BLVD Bistro and Garden of Eden, tried to apply with Whole Foods in the past but was put off by their lengthy list of unapproved ingredients.
Also, the Whole Foods brand is associated with health foods and she is a traditional southern baker so she was not sure if it would be a good fit, she said.
She is looking forward to have some one-on-one time with a representative to go over her concerns.
Some of the other vendors include Bo's Bagels, Flo & Theo, Harlem Munchies, Harlem Soap Company and Sol Cacao, according to Harlem Park to Park.
People will be able to purchase all of their products at the Harvest Festival at Saint Nicholas Avenue and West 116th Street, said Nikoa Evans-Hendricks, founder of Park to Park.
Like in previous years, the event will have free events like face painting and pumpkin carving for children and yoga classes and live music for adults, she added.
"Harlem Park to Park looks forward to showcasing Harlem's growing local vendor movement at this year's Harlem Harvest Festival," she said.


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KAMLOOPS — School District 73 has received funding to expand Valleyview Secondary and is now looking towards its wants and needs for the future.
Over the next few month, the district and board of education will sit down and decide the top priorities for the district to propose to the provincial government.
"All across the South Shore, we have pressure points," said school district superintendent Alison Sidow. "Right now, McGowan Park [Elementary], in particular, has a number of portables, and that's because we're transporting 100 students from the Pineview area."
A new elementary school in Pineview is among the top priorities for the district. The last new build in Kamloops was in 2001 when Pacific Way Elementary school was constructed.
"We think the [Pineview] community deserves that," noted Sidow. "This board has always advocated for neighbourhood schools. We've not been in a position to do that because of the development patterns in the city. But it's something we can look to in the future."
Among other priorities is Westmount Elementary, which, according to School District 73, is the most crowded school per capita in the area. Sidow says there's also land in Batchelor Heights that's being looked at for a potential future school.
At the high school level, Sidow says Sa-Hali Secondary is at 100 per cent capacity and is soon to be in need of an expansion. But the board of education won't solidify its capital project priorities until it meets with City of Kamloops staff at the end of May.
"It depends on growth patterns as well, and that's part of the reason why we're engaging with the city is to find out where are the developments going in, where does the city see growth patterns happening," said school board chair Kathleen Karpuk. "When you look at the official community plan, they're predicting 3-4 per cent growth throughout the Aberdeen area."
A new high school in Aberdeen may eventually be required in the next decade. In fact, 50 per cent of the schools across SD73 will need replacing in the next 20 years, according to the district. School trustee John O'Fee says a new school in Aberdeen would be nice, but from his past experience on the board it will take time.
"When you build a school, it's not a one- or two-year project. This is a building that should be around for at least 50, 60, 70 years, and so you have to look at the long-term growth prospects of an area," said O'Fee.
In the short term, the district will determine its immediate priorities and lobby for more funding. Education Minister Rob Fleming, who was in Kamloops for earlier this month for the Valleyview announcement, says he will wait until the district submits its request before thinking about any additional funding.
The deadline for the district is June 30.
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Hawks power forward Mitch Newton (left) keeps Saints import LJ Peak honest in their first match in the capital city a fortnight ago. Photo/Photosport
By: Anendra Singh
Anendra Singh is the Hawke's Bay Today sports editor
anendra.singh@nzme.co.nz AnendraSports
Mitch Newton, by his own admission, was a late bloomer in elite basketball but that does not mean he's running late in the high-octane lanes of contention.
Oh no, it simply means Newton is only just getting started while everyone else has been charging full steam ahead.
"I did start playing when I was like 15 but even then, I was pretty average," says the 22-year-old from Gore as the Taylor Corporation Hawks prepare to tip off against defending champions Cigna Saints in their round five Sal's National Basketball League (NBL) match at the TSB Bank Arena in Wellington in a 3pm tip off tomorrow.
"I did try but I just didn't make the Southland under-17s and they had a B team and I just didn't make it either, so I wasn't that good."
But the genes kicked in in 2012 for the year 12 pupil who had enjoyed a growth spurt so "I grew into my body a bit more, I guess".
It's that sort of patience, on the platform of hard work, that has slowly but surely hardened his template in the NBL.
The Saints and Hawks are reloading at the same venue after the Saints won 93-85 a fortnight ago, bearing in mind it's hard enough to beat the perennial champions anywhere.
However, the hosts didn't have it easy in the previous encounter, having to reel in the Hawks 28-15 in the final quarter. They found the Hawks' latest import signing, power forward Jamie Skeen, a handful as he racked up 29 points.
Wellington have bullied the Hawks as of late, winning the past eight games and proudly wearing the badge of honour in not having conceded a match on home turf since 2011.
But Newton hastens to add playing them at TSB Arena again need not be a bad thing as the Hawks look for a rash of games at the back end of the season at the Pettigrew-Green Arena, Taradale.
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"Not much did go right. It was disappointing to lose down there," he says of the 104-74 trouncing they received at the hands of the SIT Zerofees Sharks at ILT Stadium in Invercargill last Saturday.
Reflecting on the clash, he feels the Jarrod Kenny-captained Hawks didn't follow the script closely enough as they take stock after losing two of their last three outings.
Guards Dion Prewster and Ethan Rusbatch will need to come to the party with all their bells and whistles after lean pickings against the Sharks.
"We just lacked a little bit of energy, I guess, and they [Sharks] just came out firing."
The 1.99m power forward agrees it's never easy to win on the road.
The collective mantra is to play their game and trust their systems in a bid to finish clinically.
Point guard Kenny is coming off a season-high 18 points against the Sharks and scored one fewer against the Saints but his preoccupation tomorrow will be to try to contain a rampant Shea Ili, who accrued 26 points and eight assists against the Hawks in week three.
Newton attests to the ideology of everyone fulfilling the roles stipulated in their portfolios.
"If everyone is like finding their roles and knowing where to get their shots and things like that, then we'll be gelling a little bit more."
Averaging 15 minutes a game so far this season in his debut for the Hawks, he is refreshingly honest that more court time would be better.
Hawks coach Zico Coronel had approached him last year when he was with the New Zealand Breakers development team.
Newton, who represented the Southland Sharks for four seasons, harbours ambitions of plying his trade in the Australian National Basketball League and the Tall Blacks but isn't sure where he's at with the Kevin Braswell-coached Breakers just yet after one game last season where had one free throw.
Newton's christening, as it were, in basketball began at Archer Stadium, Gore, where aunt and uncle Erin and Peter Howes were on the board.
It was, in fact, the prowess of former Sharks player Peter that took his fancy, although Newton's mother Diane and Erin also found traction with the hoop.
Not that he ever lacked pedigree because his father, Greg Newton, won a world softball title with the Black Sox in South Africa in 2000.
Mitch Newton says he gave softball a shot for a couple of years, making the cut for Southland age-group teams as a centre outfielder and a little as a batter but couldn't emulate the feats of his pitcher father.
"I wasn't anything special," he says with a laugh.
He always had an affinity with basketball and that took over.
He clarifies that he wasn't bad at basketball but just someone who strived to incrementally get better year after year before becoming "the best player".
Ask him if he is too hard on himself perhaps because his father has set the bar pretty high in the family, Newton says: "Ah, I wouldn't say that ... aw, I guess so, I must have tried to be the best I can be."
He represented Australian team Albury, on the border of New South Wales and Victoria, from February to August last year.
As No 4, Newton can stretch the floor and isn't shy to find some love with the rims any time he has a look in.
While he has been coming off the bench, he has been making the most of helping finish off games, especially if Australian import centre Angus Brandt finds himself in foul trouble.
"I've just got to keep putting in the hard work," he says.
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As Turkey gears up for Syria, Iraq invasion, can the US stop them? - analysis
Ankara's threats are not new. It has been threatening and carrying out invasions of Syria, often targeting Kurdish areas, routinely since 2016.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Turkish soldiers stand on top of tanks near the Turkish-Syrian border in Sanliurfa province, Turkey, October 15, 2019
(photo credit: REUTERS/MURAD SEZER)
Turkey is gearing up for a new invasion of Syria and possibly expanded campaigns in Iraq, claiming it is a fight against terrorism. A recent bombing in Ankara was blamed on Kurdish groups in Syria, but it appears Ankara arrested a perpetrator who is not linked to any Kurdish group.
Ankara's threats are not new. It has been threatening and carrying out invasions of Syria, often targeting Kurdish areas, routinely since 2016. Turkey's policy in Syria is not just about attacking Kurds; it is also about reducing the US's role in Syria.
That means Ankara's real conflict is partly with the US and that Washington is the only powerful country that might reasonably prevent another Turkish invasion. History shows Ankara has been demanding to invade and destroy Kurdish areas of Syria since 2016, and the US generally has been able to slow down or prevent these invasions.
Turkey's historic invasions of Kurdish areas of Syria
After the Syrian civil war began in 2011, both the US and Turkey, along with Russia and Iran, played a role in Syria. Iran and Russia backed the regime, while the US and Turkey backed the Syrian rebels.
A TURKISH soldier waves a flag on Mount Barsaya, northeast of Afrin, Syria, in January 2018 (credit: Khalil Ashawi/Reuters)
In 2014, however, the Syrian rebels were so chaotic that extremist groups transited Turkey and began joining ISIS and al-Qaeda-linked groups. ISIS ostensibly was an Iraqi-based extremist organization, but it moved into Syria and then back to Iraq, conquering a swath of both countries and carrying out genocide against the Yazidis.
ISIS also laid siege to Kurdish areas, and the US intervened with a bombing campaign and special forces, designed to slow the ISIS advance.
In Iraq, the US worked with the Iraqi government and the Kurdistan Regional Government. In Syria, the US found partners among Kurdish fighters, who were often from the People's Protection Units (YPG).
The US wanted a coalition force against ISIS, so it helped back the YPG to expand beyond just Kurds and create the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in 2015. By then, Russia had intervened to help the Syrian regime, and the rebels were retreating.
The US had also shifted from considering airstrikes to drawing down support for the rebels. By 2016, the SDF was pushing ISIS back, but Turkey was not pleased. Ankara had enabled extremists to transit to Syria, and seeing ISIS defeated concerned Ankara.
Turkey was fighting the PKK in 2015 inside Turkey, and in 2016, Ankara decided it would expand its war into Syria, claiming that the YPG was part of the PKK.
In 2016, Ankara invaded Jarabulus, near Manbij, to stop the SDF advance, and it opposed the US role in Syria. When president Donald Trump came into office, Turkey pressured the US to leave Syria and let Ankara take over the ISIS capital of Raqqa. The US didn't agree.
By 2017, Turkey shifted its focus to work with Russia and Iran to partition Syria. Turkey would take over Idlib, where al-Qaeda-linked HTS was prominent, and Turkey would shift the Syrian rebels into a proxy force called the SNA to fight Kurds, rather than the regime.
THE BARGAIN Ankara offered Syria was that in exchange for letting the regime take certain areas, it would move the rebels to fight Kurds in Afrin, and the regime and Russia would open the border area to Turkish airstrikes on the YPG and SDF. Russia and the regime offered to stop the airstrikes if the SDF switched sides and worked with the regime and not the US. The SDF said it wouldn't.
From that moment, Turkey began planning the invasion of Afrin and then Serekaniye. Working with the Trump administration, Ankara got the green light for Afrin, and 150,000 Kurds were driven from their homes. The SNA was given Afrin, a kind of mafia-run mini-state to terrorize and exploit.
HTS was given Idlib, and the remnants of ISIS, who fled Raqqa in 2017, were moved through Turkey or other parts of Syria to Idlib. US special forces would later kill the ISIS leader in the fall of 2019 in Idlib, near the Turkish border.
In 2018, after the Afrin invasion, Turkey threatened to invade eastern Syria and remove the SDF. Turkey got the US to agree to some kind of a "safe zone" along the border. The SDF removed any defensive obstacles, and Turkey did join patrols, studying the area so it could later invade.
In late 2019, Ankara pressured the US to enable an invasion of an area along the border, ethnically cleansing another 150,000 people near Serekaniye.
This created a crisis, as the US withdrew from Kobani and other border areas and Russia and the Syrian regime moved in. Ankara now had the partition of Syria it wanted, based on the Astana concept of Turkey-Iran-Russia partitioning Syria. However, the main obstacle for Iran, Turkey and Russia remained the US role in Syria.
Although the US had withdrawn forces from Kurdish towns on the border, US forces remained along the Euphrates River, working the SDF and Arab tribes to keep the area secure and keep Iran and the Syrian regime at a distance.
The SDF also continued to work with the US, but Turkey increased its use of drones to kill SDF members in eastern Syria. When the Joe Biden administration came into office, Turkey demanded a new invasion, seeking to move into Kobani, Qamishli, Tel Tamr, Tel Rifat and other areas.
This required agreement from Russia and the US, but it appears neither accepted the demands. By the spring of 2022, Russia had invaded Ukraine, and Turkey took this as a green light to invade more of Syria. Russia needs Turkey to export fuel and get around sanctions.
Ankara now appears to have used an attack in Istanbul as an excuse for another threatened invasion. Turkey carried out dozens of airstrikes, terrorizing Christians in Tel Tamr, Kurdish refugees in Tal Rifat, and also Kurds who live in Derik, Qamishli, Kobani and other areas.
Russia and the Syrian regime appear to have opened the airspace for Ankara's attacks. Turkey's goal now is to enable HTS to take over Afrin and use the remnants of the SNA to fight against Kurds in Tal Rifat and Manbij, Kobani and Tel Tamr.
Turkey and the Syrian regime both want the YPG and SNA neutralized fighting each other so that Turkey and the Syrian regime, backed by Russia and Iran, can swoop in and then pressure the US to leave. Ankara's goal is to continue to attack Kurdish areas until the YPG responds, and then Turkey will blame the SDF and demand airstrikes on Hasakah and other areas deeper in Syria.
THIS PUTS the US in a difficult position. Iran is bombarding the Kurdish Region of Iraq, destabilizing another area that was key to the fight against ISIS and extremism. The US has only a small number of forces in Syria, and they are concentrated in the MERV, the Middle Euphrates River Valley. Iranian groups near Albukamal and Deir Ezzor often target US forces at Omar field, Green village and other areas near the river.
The US can't defend these forces from Iran and also stop a Turkish invasion at the same time. It is possible that Iran and Turkey are coordinating, with Iran targeting the US to tie down US forces on the Euphrates River, Iran attacking Kurds in Iraq and Turkey then striking at northeast Syria.
The US will have to use pressure to stop a new invasion, but the war in Ukraine makes this difficult. Turkey has positioned itself as a guarantor of the Ukraine grain deal and as an energy hub for Russia. Ankara also reconciled with Israel, so it can have some influence over US-Israel ties and Palestinian issues, perhaps seeking to heat up Gaza, where both Turkey and Iran back Hamas.
This puts the US in a complex situation. The coming days and months will indicate if the US can stop another massive Turkish invasion that causes hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes.
While Ankara claims to be fighting "terrorism," it is the people being bombarded in Syria who are facing an invasion and are more terrified. Only the US can reduce their sense of terror.
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Room review: This film is on a level of beauty unmatched to anything else released this year or this awards season.
I've always expressed that film is one of the true art mediums that if done perfectly, you can create something truly special and Lenny Abrahamson's film adaption of Emma Donoghue's critically acclaimed novel, Room, is just that. Room focuses around a young woman called Joy (Brie Larson), also known as Ma, and her five year old son Jack (Jacob Tremblay) who have been held captive in a garden shed known as room, after Joy was kidnapped by a man referred to as Old Nick (Sean Bridgers). After being in the room for seven years, Joy is itching to get out and give Jack the life he deserves.
The subject matter of Room is sadly very common nowadays. Every year we hear stories of women who have been held captive by men and are forced to bare their children. These stories are very dark and Abrahamson rightfully doesn't beat around every aspect of these stories in creating Room. We spend the half of the film locked in the room with Joy and Jack, caught with them in this claustrophobic space. You see the struggle that the two must encounter on a daily basis and the enclosed nature of both the set and the shots help the audience connect with the characters in far more superior way than most films can only dream about. The look of the room set is exactly what you expect from when you hear stories about these women. It's small, dirty, soundproofed and has no windows, with a skylight being the only source of the real world. In the room, Abrahamson uses closer shots, but when Joy and Jack break out of the room and into the world, the shots are wider, allowing the audience to discover the world at the same time as Jack. Abrahamson's visual and creative style is taken to a whole level in Room. You can still identify that this is from the same director of films like What Richard Did and Frank but at the same time, you can experience a new journey that Abrahamson is taking us on for. Room is the defining moment of Abrahamson's career.
The connection the audience is able to have with Joy and Jack is exceptional, as everyone can find something that they connect to through the characters. For myself, I was able to connect to the moment where the power is cut and Jack can see his breath, and begins saying "I'm a dragon." I did that a lot when I was young and I'm sure others did too. The dialogue of the film is the bridge for connecting characters and audiences together. The script is honest, brutal and witty at times, ultimately making the characters more human. The script also showcases the aspects of these stories that never really covered in the press. Being born in the room and never leaving it, leaves Jack with this strange naivety about what is real and what isn't. The idea of a five year old who doesn't believe that cats are real and everything that happens on TV is magic and that he is one of the very few people in the world is both sad and fascinating to experience. Jack's belief about the world infuses the film with a more extraordinary childlike view of the world when he's both in the room and out in the world. It strangely enough gives you a new outlook on the world as we know, gives the world a new sense of wonder that we lose as we get older. But while the film does showcase the wonders of the world, it also shows the darker side of life. Joy is of course damaged mentally and physically from her experience in the room, and coming out into the real world after seven years has done things to her. She suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and has a deep worry for her life and giving Jack a normal life too. Her drug overdose late in the film is a darker view of the struggle these women have to encounter when normalising to the real world again. Room isn't afraid to show the deeper psychological issues these women can develop after an experience like that, and the film, the script and the original novel have to applauded for bringing issues like these to light.
Room has a lot of strong awards buzz and front and center of that for the film is Brie Larson, and rightfully so. I'm a fan Larson's work and have followed her career closely from Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, all the way to her star making performance in Short Term 12, which I still believe she should have been nominated for. Larson has a diverse career but Room is her biggest step in becoming Hollywood's next big star. Her portrayal of Joy is pure perfection, she tugs at your heartstrings with a heartbreaking performance of a woman who will do anything to care for her son and make sure he has a normal life. Her drive is inspirational and you constantly root for her to get better and begin enjoying her life again. Her ability to look less glamourous for the role and show a different side to herself is wonderful to watch and purely awe-inspiring to be in the presence of. Room is the film to finally launch Brie Larson into the stratosphere of Hollywood and make everyone take notice of her.
Someone else everyone is about to take notice of is Jacob Tremblay, who plays Jack. Despite being so young, Tremblay puts in an incredible performance, as this naïve boy is both fascinated and scared of the world. While only being nine, Tremblay is very mature for his age, having to deal with difficult scenes some older actors would struggle with and is able to hold his own with Larson in confrontational scenes between the two. Tremblay looks set to become one of Hollywood's top child stars and if he continues to grow as an actor, could one day become one of Hollywood's top actors. Room also offers wonderful performances from the rest of the cast. Sean Bridgers eerie portrayal of Old Nick is scary to watch, as you realise how dangerous this man is, especially when he attacks Joy early in the film. Joan Allen puts in a strong performance as Joy's mother and is worthy of a nomination in the supporting actress category. Her balancing act of being a supportive mother to a damaged Joy and a supportive grandmother to Jack is a wonder to behold. William H. Macy makes a nice cameo as Joy's father, who struggles to deal with the fact that his daughter is not only alive but has a son. Room has some of the best performances around at the moment and collectively is one of the best ensemble performances this year.
Room is on a level of beauty unmatched to anything else released this year or this awards season. It is a defining film for everyone involved, it's visually stunning, written in the best and honest way possible and is a joy to watch, despite the darker issues addressed in the film. But while everyone is great, especially young Tremblay, Room belongs to Brie Larson. While Short Term 12 was her star making moment, Room is the career making and life altering moment for this fantastic actress. Her race to an Oscar has begun and she deserves it more than anyone else. Larson has helped to create a film that is truly special and make a film that is the personification of what a film should, smart, compelling and ultimately leaving you with a big smile on your face.
Room review by Sean Narborough, October 2015.
Room plays at the BFI London Film Festival, and will be released on the 16th October, 2015 in the US, and the 15th January, 2015 in the UK.
On a level of beauty unmatched to anything else released this year or this awards season. Larson has helped to create a film that is truly special and make a film that is the personification of what a film should, smart, compelling and ultimately leaving you with a big smile on your face.


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At left, cousin Shirley (Sanner) King with a beautiful red and yellow star pattern quilt crafted many years ago by her mother, the late Lilly Blanche (Miner) Sanner, of Kingwood.
Descendants of the late Armena (Cain) Miner Marshall of Washington, PA brought a variety of 11 quilts, and spread them out for all to see -- the collage is in view at right. Armena's grandson, Doug Schultz Sr., proudly told the group that she had put love into every stitch, and he proclaimed often that "Armena rocks!"
As well, a major decision was made by the group to move the reunion next year to a new facility – the Indian Creek Valley Community Center near Normalville and Indian Head, Fayette County, PA. The ICVCC is a fully enclosed modern building that features air conditioning, modern men's and women's restrooms, a modern kitchen with refrigeration, plenty of electrical outlets, and a meeting room larger than a basketball court. Click here to see photographs inside and out.
The ICVCC is within a 15-minute drive of the Pennsylvania Turnpike exit at Donegal, with plenty of shopping, amusement parks, hiking and biking, camping and other opportunities for fun. Click here for a wide range of activities in the local Laurel Highlands region. For spouses who may not want to attend the reunion, the "Steel City" of Pittsburgh is just a 90-minute drive from the ICVCC, and offering Pirates baseball, world-class museums and other cultural and tourist activities.
Our quilting theme caught the attention of the Somerset (PA) Daily American, which ran a story – " 'A Legacy of Quilting' Reunion's Theme."
Next year's reunion will be held at the ICVCC the weekend of July 8 and 9, 2006. Mark your calendar now!
Saturday Picnic Features Awesome Quilt Display
The 24 quilts on display came from a wide variety of branches of the family tree. It's hoped that more quilts can be shared at future reunions, and for our Online Quilt Museum.
Also on display again at the Saturday picnic was a special wood and glass flag case containing a triangle-shaped folded flag presented to us at the 2003 dedication of the Jacob Minerd Sr. Revolutionary War grave marker. The case also includes the shell casings from the 21-gun salute by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and American Legion, as well as photographs of the grave marker and ceremony. The case is intended to be brought every year in perpetuity for all cousins to see and appreciate.
For the second straight year, Peg (Grimm) Mansberry led children's games, including a colorful yellow piñata, with purple, teal, orange and red decoration, dangling from a tree. Seen at right, young Jasmine Miner, daughter of Randy and Cindy Miner of Accident, MD takes a mighty swing with a plastic ball bat, among other younger cousins who tried with gusto to break it open.
Lunch included a wide variety of amazingly delicious main dishes, side dishes and desserts brought by our cousins. We are so grateful for everyone who prepares a food dish for our reunions each year. If anyone went away hungry, shame on them!
The famed "chow line"
Reunion treasurer Doris (Sands) Hawker led a raffle and door prizes to help raise funds to offset our costs. Her Somerset County Honey produced by Alvin and Pauline (Ream) Leslie.
After lunch, a group photo was taken by Cousin Sid, who is a longtime photographer with the Waynesboro (PA) Record-Herald.
Seen at right, in a grassy bluff above our picnic grove, cousin Warren Crawfis of Fort Wayne, IN flies a special kite he obtained recently during a church mission trip to China. He did well with the kite despite only an intermittent wind.
Prizes were awarded to the following:
Youngest – Brooklyn Miner, daughter of Randy and Cindy Miner of Accident, MD – 13 months
Oldest – Helen (Basili) Minerd of Uniontown, PA (we won't tell!)
Longest Married – Jim and Margaret Minerd of Dunnellon, FL – 55 years
Shortest Married – Bill and Priscilla Shriver of Cortland, OH
Furthest Traveled – Francis and Selma Minerd of Whittier, CA - 2,475 miles
Furthest-traveled: Francis and Selma Minerd of Whittier, CA; descendants of 1880s California pioneer Luther Minerd Sr.
Sunday Tour of the Hopwood Cemetery
On Sunday, a group of 15 toured the historic Hopwood Cemetery near Uniontown, PA. Among the ancient graves visited were those of Henry Minerd (1856), James Minerd Sr. (1877), Perry G. White (1886), sisters Sabina (1915) and Margaret Minerd (1917), Civil War veterans Andrew (1905) and William Minerd (1919), Joseph B. White (1873) and Haley P. Cross (1925), World War I casualty Raymond G. White (1918) and Korean War casualty James W. Minerd, II (1950). Henry Minerd's 1856 grave is the third-oldest known grave in Fayette County.
Afterward, our group enjoyed lunch in a local restaurant to conclude the weekend's activities.
A Legacy of Reunion Themes
This year's reunion theme is part of an ongoing research to measure the long-term impact of the family on society. Previous reunions have honored the family's Fallingwater connection; Revolutionary War service and pioneer settlers; coal, coke and steel laborers; and military veterans and educators; and have envisioned what future families will be like. The clan's reunion began in 1913 and continued until the Great Depression. After a layoff of 50 years, the reunion was re-established in 1986. The 2005 reunion was the family's 20th annual modern outing.
The reunion committee, left to right: president Mark A. Miner; vice president Peg (Grimm) Mansberry; treasurer Doris (Sands) Hawker; and secretary Rosella (Resh) Miner.
Copyright © 2005 Mark A. Miner. Photographs courtesy of Sid Miller,
Sharon (Sheldon) Kern, Doris (Sands) Hawker and Mark A. Miner.


In Las Vegas, a guy tolk a woman, "why don't you play your age? "
She bet #26 although she was 36 years old.
She fudged on her age by 10 years!
It means that the number was her realy age, so whe was so shocked.
If she bet #36, which was her real age! She lost her money.


The difficulties pale beside the richness of the talk.
"Dinner at the Square" is our annual dinner series on a hot topic of interest. Defying the trend toward discussing issues most central to our lives in 30 second sound bites, we'll discuss aspects of our annual topic for an entire season. For more info on "Dinner at the Square" click HERE.
Take-out Tuesday is a regular part of programming at The Village Square. These events are more casual lunch-time gatherings available to anyone who can join us. Bring your favorite take-out dinner and a drink and join us to learn about a hot local, state or national topic – or another aspect of cultivating more thoughtful civic exchange. For more information on our upcoming "Sticky Issues in Civil Society" lunch series, click HERE.
We're thrilled to partner with Living Room Conversations to offer a way to bring a bit of Village Square home with you (like a to-go box). It's led by a diverse group of champions including unlikely friends MoveOn co-founder Joan Blades and Tea Party Patriots co-founder Mark Meckler. Read about Living Room Conversations + Village Square HERE.


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For more on OverDrive Read please visit the website below. There is also a sample of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" in the FAQ tab, so you can see how the function will work.


The Department of Enterprise and Employment, through an agreement of collaboration with the Catalan Institute of Finance (ICF), has launched a line of aid in the form of a guarantee of EUR 14 million for business financing and working capital investment projects and independent shops. The aim is to facilitate access to financing companies, promote the revival of economic activity and promote economic development. In the total line of credit provides secure financial transactions of up to 20 million.
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• Amount: minimum and maximum € 10,000 € 100,000.
• Deadline: 2 to 5 years including grace period.
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This product is anchored to the ICF. The Department of Enterprise and Employment assume 70% of risk-sharing guarantees that the entity could be considered.
First. Fill in the request funding for that line (more info BC).
Two. Once completed and submitted the application, you will receive an email with instructions as required if you are self-employed or entrepreneurs and businesses.


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a Fajã do Ginjal é uma fajã localizada próximo à Fajã de São João na freguesia da Ribeira Seca, concelho da Calheta, costa Sul da ilha de São Jorge.

Descrição
Para se chegar a este local é preciso descer as falésias dos Lourais, seguindo-se um trilho pedestre, bastante utilizado e em boas condições, que além de levar à já citada Fajã de São João, também leva à próxima à Fajã de Além.

Em tempos idos as pessoas que aqui tinham propriedades deslocavam-se a esta Fajã do Ginjal em meados do mês de Janeiro para invernar o gado e cultivar as terras, e voltavam à freguesia em meados de Março ou Abril, na pratica faziam a transumância entre os clima fortemente agreste da montanha e o microclima da fajã que situada junto ao mar é sempre amenos.

Nos tempos de mais procura deste local por parte da população, e como as nascentes não eram um fator abundante do local, foi construído esta fajã um poço de baixa-mar que mais tarde, durante uma tempestade o mar arrasou. Dado esse facto e por alguma razão o poço não ter sido recuperado, foram construídas cisternas que aparam, retendo a água da chuva, que depois é utilizada, não só para o uso das populações, mas para o uso animal e para a agricultura. Nesta fajã, apesar de em tempos idos terem existido, actualmente já que não existem chafarizes.

Atualmente (2006) este local continuam a ser bastante utilizado durante o Inverno pelas populações que continuam a proceder á atividade centenária da transumância dos gados durante o inverno. Nesta altura da transumância em que os pastores se deslocam da montanha para a fajã, procedem também ao cultivo as terras que estiveram em descanso durante boa parte do ano. Aqui os terrenos, dada a sua origem vulcânica, são de boa qualidade. Apesar destes factores, no entanto, as pessoas procuram menos este local do que em tempos idos, facto que se deve ao trauma causado nas populações pelo poderoso terramoto de 1 de Janeiro de 1980 que abanou várias ilhas do grupo central dos Açores, e em particular a ilha de São Jorge, provocando o desabamento de muitas falésias, chegando em alguns locais a criar novas terras junto ao mar.

Nesta fajã existem nove adegas onde se faz o vinho da casta denominada de "cheiro". As adegas, além da sua função de guardar o vinho também servem para as pessoas ficarem durante o tempo de Inverno em que estão na fajã. Aqui também existem cerca quinze palheiros e quatro ruínas de casas abandonadas pelos donos.

Por esta fajã do Ginjal passa a Grota Negra, ribeiro que só corre por ocasião de grandes chuvas, nas montanhas em altitude, um uma fonte que corre todo o ano.

Dado a fertilidade do terreno aqui cultivam-se várias plantas de uso alimentar como a batata, o feijão, o alho, a cebola, o milho, a abóbora, a couve, o inhame, a vinha e algumas plantas de cafezeiro, sendo esta uma das poucas fajãs onde o microclima permite o cultivo desta planta.

Ainda se cultiva a laranjeira, Curação de Negro e uma apreciável areia de ginja, facto que terá dado o nome ao local, e outras árvores de fruto.

Para a pesca de linha junto á pedra geralmente as pescar as pessoas deslocam-se à Fajã de Além, seguindo um trilho que liga as duas fajãs.

As aves que aqui aparecem são principalmente a gaivota, o cagarro, a pomba, o milhafre, o melro, o tentilhão e o pardal.

Ver também
 Listas das fajãs da ilha de São Jorge
 Lista de Fajãs dos Açores

Ginjal
Calheta (Açores)

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Q: Java wrong value when reading from website I'm trying to make a program, which gets a word from a website, which always gives you a random (German) word and counts how frequently a character is in the word. When I try my program with a stream from a list it works fine. If I read from the website, the word is displayed fine with System.out, but counting the letters does not work as intended. Here is my code:
public class WordCount {

  public static String charStat(String urlString) throws IOException {

/*    List<String> list = new ArrayList<>();
    list.add("word");
    Stream<String> characterStream = list.stream();*/ //works totally fine every time

    URL url = new URL(urlString);
    Stream<String> characterStream = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(url.openStream())).lines();

    BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(url.openStream()));
    System.out.println(br.readLine());//BufferedReader only used to print the word so I can control
                                      //if everything is working

    int[] charNumber = new int[26];//size is 26 cause the alphabet has 26 characters

    Runnable func = () -> {
      characterStream
          .map(String::toLowerCase)
          .flatMapToInt(CharSequence::chars)
          .filter(c -> c != ' ')
          .map(c -> c - (int) 'a')//subtracting 'a'(97 in ascii) so a is in position 0 of the array
          .forEach(i -> {charNumber[i]++;});
    };

    func.run();
    characterStream.close();
    return "a: " + charNumber[0];//returning how many times the letter a is present, could be any letter
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {//Ik that main shouldn't throw an exception
    System.out.println(charStat("https://randomeword.azurewebsites.net/api/word"));//the website im
                                                                                //getting the word from
  }
}

Example from a fail:
word:
Klavierkonzert
the array:
[1, 0, 0, 0, 3, 0, 2, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1]
the should be:
[1, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 2, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 2, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1]
I don't know why this is happening as the word gets shown correctly with System.out.println();. So if I've done anything wrong let me know.

A: Using two URL.openStream() calls is actually doing two calls to the website, thus recovering two different words.
Do only a single URL.openStream()call, and place the result in a variable. Use that variable for all your operations and you should achieve the desired outcome.

A: Still an answer for some pitfalls:

*

*The German alphabet consist of more than 26 ASCII letters.

*German nouns start with an Uppercase letter (like Ü).

*The site sends the text in some encoding, this case in UTF-8.

So:
    String urlString = "https://randomeword.azurewebsites.net/api/word";
    URL url = new URL(urlString);
    URLConnection conn = url.openConnection();
    String contentType = conn.getContentType(); // "text/plain; charset=utf-8"
    String charsetName = !contentType.contains("charset=") ? "UTF-8"
            : contentType.replaceFirst("^.*charset=([^;]*).*$", "$1");
    Charset charset = Charset.forName(charsetName); // Also checks validity.
    try (Stream<String> lineStream = new BufferedReader(
            new InputStreamReader(url.openStream(), charset)).lines()) {

        lineStream.findFirst().ifPresent(word -> {
            System.out.println("Word: " + word);
            Map<String, Integer> frequencies
                    = new TreeMap<>(Collator.getInstance(Locale.GERMANY));
            word.codePoints()
                    .mapToObj(Character::toString)
                    .map(s -> s.toLowerCase(Locale.GERMANY))
                    .forEach(s -> frequencies.merge(s, 1, Integer::sum));
            System.out.println("Frequencies: " + frequencies);
        });
    }
}

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