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Q: How to run checkov scan on terraform plan I would like to have checkov scan terraform plan output but I am not getting any success with that.Below is my code in terragrunt.hcl,GitHub Actions workflow and the message I got when my workflow completed.I have tried few methods to have it work but I am still unable to configure it correctly so that checkov can analyse the Json output of terraform plan.I would appreciate any help that I can get on this.Thank you for your assistance inadvance
terragrunt.hcl

terraform {
  after_hook "after_hook_plan" {
      commands     = ["plan"]
      execute      = ["sh", "-c", "terraform show -json tfplan.binary > ${get_parent_terragrunt_dir()}/plan.json"]
  }
}

GitHubActions Workflow

name: 'Checkov Security Scan'
on:
  push:
    branches:
      - test

jobs:
  Terraform:
    name: 'Terraform'
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    defaults:
      run:
        working-directory: ${{ env.tf_working_dir }}

    steps:
      - name: 'checkout'
        uses: actions/checkout@v2

      - name: configure AWS credentials
        uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@master
        with:
          aws-region: us-east-1
          role-to-assume: ${{ env.dev_role_arn }}

      - name: Setup Terraform
        uses: hashicorp/setup-terraform@v1.3.2
        with:
          terraform_version: ${{ env.tf_version }}
          terraform_wrapper: true

      - name: Setup Terragrunt
        uses: autero1/action-terragrunt@v1.1.0
        with:
          terragrunt_version: ${{ env.tg_version }}

      - name: Init
        id: init
        run: |
          terragrunt run-all init --terragrunt-non-interactive
      - name: Plan
        id: plan
        run: |
          terragrunt run-all plan -out=tfplan.binary -no-color --terragrunt-non-interactive
      - name: 'Test Plan (Checkov)'
        uses: bridgecrewio/checkov-action@master
        with:
          directory: ./applied/test/
          quiet: false # optional: display only failed checks
          framework: terraform # optional: run only on a specific infrastructure {cloudformation,terraform,kubernetes,all}
          output_format: json # optional: the output format, one of: cli, json, junitxml, github_failed_only

checkov output message
{
    "passed": 0,
    "failed": 0,
    "skipped": 0,
    "parsing_errors": 0,
    "resource_count": 0,
    "checkov_version": "2.0.706"

A: I guess it doesn't support however you can try this
      - name: Terraform Plan
        id: plan
        if: github.event_name == 'pull_request'
        run: terraform plan --out tfplan.binary -no-color
        continue-on-error: true

      - name: Terraform Show
        id: show
        run: terraform show -json tfplan.binary | jq '.' > tfplan.json

      - name: Set up Python 3.8
        uses: actions/setup-python@v1
        with:
          python-version: 3.8
        id: setup_py

      - name: Install Checkov
        id: checkov
        run: |
          python3 -m pip3 install --upgrade pip3
          pip3 install checkov
        continue-on-error: true

      - name: Run Checkov
        id: run_checkov
        run: checkov -f tfplan.json -o sarif -s
        continue-on-error: true

      - name: Upload SARIF file
        id: upload_sarif
        uses: github/codeql-action/upload-sarif@v1
        with:
          sarif_file: results.sarif
          category: checkov
        continue-on-error: true


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Council hears economic development update
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Courtney Sweetin, interim CEO of Mesquite Regional Business addressed the Mesquite City Council at its meeting March 13, providing an update of the public-private economic development partnership. Photo by Barbara Ellestad.
Without much transactional business on the agenda, the Mesquite City Council heard an update on economic development activity from the interim CEO of Mesquite Regional Business Courtney Sweetin at its Tuesday, March 13 meeting.
Sweetin advised the council that the previous CEO, Rachel Dahl, had recently taken a new job in northern Nevada. Therefore, the MRB Board of Directors was recruiting a new CEO who they would like to be in place by June 1.
Sweetin explained that while the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance provides an economic impact assessment for the businesses MRB successfully brings to Mesquite, she is working with the city finance department, business licensing and development services on a better system for tracking critical metrics.
In addition to the number of new jobs and average wages, the metrics would include the value of building permits and business licensing fees, increases in tax revenues, and capital investments made by the new businesses.
From 2007 to 2012 the city spent an average of $274,444 a year on in-house economic development activities. After MRB was formed as a public-private partnership with the city, an average of $171,250 has been spent on economic development.
As Councilman George Rapson pointed out at the end of the presentation, for the years the city did economic development in-house, "we didn't have one single successful business."
Sweetin reviewed the businesses that MRB has been instrumental in bringing to Mesquite including Eagles Landing travel center, Rising Star Sports Ranch, Deep Roots Harvest marijuana facility, and relocating ACT Auto Care.
She also said that two more successes for MRB should be breaking ground this year. REV Group, a recreational vehicle service facility, hopes to break ground on West Pioneer Boulevard in August. The Mission Senior Living Center is scheduled to begin construction on its facility near Mesa View Regional Hospital in May.
MRB has eight active prospects it's working with to bring additional businesses to Mesquite. While Sweetin would not reveal the names of the businesses, they varied widely from a senior and workforce housing development to a distribution company, warehousing, child care facility, and a business who has already submitted a letter of intent to purchase 30 acres of city-owned property.
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Unemployment, Trayvon ruling cast shadow over march anniversary
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Thr Rev. Al Sharpton speaks at the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington where Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at the Lincoln Memorial. (Charles Dharapak / Associated Press)
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WASHINGTON -- The struggle continues. So said many of those who turned out Wednesday for the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, saying they were there to mark the historic occasion but also to call attention to causes ranging from joblessness to "justice for Trayvon Martin."
The crowd was smaller than the 1963 gathering as well as Saturday's commemoration, but began to grow after noon, stretching from the Lincoln Memorial to about a third of the way down the reflecting pool and including young and old, black and white, and people who participated in the 1963 march.
"My mom came down here 50 years ago, so I came down here to be a part of history too," said Karen Walker, 43, a federal worker from Maryland.
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Linda Wills, 59, who attended the 63 march, said the recent Supreme Court ruling striking down a key section of the Voting Rights Act was a major setback to the cause.
"Here we are now 50 years later, and we've been set back," she said. "I'm going to remain a part of the movement until change comes if the Lord lets me live long enough."
Hiram Brewster, 72, a retired District of Columbia policeman, added, "We're much better off, much better off, but there's a lot yet to be done."
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WPI Interim President Winston "Wole" Soboyejo Elected to Two Prestigious International Academies of Sciences and Engineering
Soboyejo Named a Fellow of The World Academy of Sciences and the Nigerian Academy of Engineering.
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The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) has named Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) Interim President Winston "Wole" Soboyejo to its Class of 2022 Fellows. The honor, which TWAS refers to as the "apex of scientific achievement," is bestowed on scientists who have made significant contributions to the advancement of science in the developing world. Soboyejo, an international scholar, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, and respected materials scientist and engineer, is one of 53 Fellows from around the world to be elected to this year's class and one of only two from the United States. In total, TWAS has 1,192 elected Fellows representing 108 countries, 11 of them Nobel laureates.
Soboyejo was also recently named a Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Engineering, an institution for the promotion of excellence in engineering training and practice to ensure the technological growth of Nigeria. Its Fellows represent senior Nigerian engineering professionals—living in Nigeria and abroad—who have distinguished themselves in business, academia, and government. Soboyejo is not the first member of his family to be named to this list; his father, Alfred Soboyejo, was elected a Fellow in 2020 and nominated his son for this year's class, making the Soboyejos the first father and son duo in the Academy.
"Engineering and science are critical for helping address the great problems facing people in the developed and developing world, so it is an especially great honor to be recognized for not only my work as an engineer, but as a scientist, too," said Soboyejo. "Sustainable global development requires all minds working together, and I am grateful to both the World Academy of Sciences and the Nigerian Academy of Engineering for the opportunities to join other Fellows who are also engaged in this important work. My sincere hope is to build new partnerships and collaborations with fellow scientists and engineers to foster important global advancements and growth."
My sincere hope is to build new partnerships and collaborations with fellow scientists and engineers to foster important global advancements and growth.
Interim President Wole Soboyejo
Among President Soboyejo's other achievements are the 2021 membership into the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) one of the highest professional distinctions accorded to an engineer. He is also a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE), the Materials Society of Nigeria, the Nigerian Academy of Science, and the African Academy of Sciences.
Soboyejo joined WPI in 2016 from Princeton University, serving as the Bernard M. Gordon Dean of Engineering and as Provost before being appointed to his current role as interim President. In addition to his administrative duties, Soboyejo has continued his research on biomaterials and the use of nanoparticles for the detection and treatment of disease, the mechanical properties of materials, and the use of materials science to promote global development. His recent work includes leading a team in identifying new targeted delivery methods to reduce the sizes of hard-to-treat breast cancer tumors. This breakthrough research has been published in Biomaterials Advances and Scientific Reports. He has also led projects that are using science and technology to address global grand challenges in the areas of energy, clean water, affordable housing, and education for people in the developing world.
Soboyejo has worked with key stakeholders to help launch The Global School at WPI, which builds upon the university's longstanding efforts, through project-based learning and research, to prepare students who are focused on applying science, engineering, and technology to have a significant impact on the major social, technological, ecological, and economic challenges facing people around the world. He has also helped develop The Center for Global Public Safety, an interdisciplinary research and innovation initiative that brings together industry leaders and universities from around the world to lead an integrated effort to improve global public safety.
In addition, Soboyejo, along with the World Bank and the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning, created Mathematics and Science for Sub-Saharan Africa (MS4SSA). Through this initiative, WPI works collaboratively with stakeholders from 20 African countries and over 150 development partners from around the world to explore global best practices and develop strategies to improve STEM opportunities for students. He has also worked with the Pan African Materials Institute (PAMI) to bring PhD scholars from Africa to WPI to further their research and in recent years arranged for six African PhD students to study at WPI for two years, courtesy of the Regional Scholarship and Innovation Fund (RSIF) of the African-led Partnership for skills in Applied Sciences, Engineering, and Technology (PASET). WPI is the first university in the U.S. to receive and host these students.
Soboyejo is the author or co-author of four textbooks and nearly 400 papers in peer-reviewed journals. He has had over 180 presentations published in conference proceedings and has edited 20 conference proceedings and journal special issues.
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Some of the most interesting children's books can be found in the nonfiction section of the library – but only if you know how to find the good stuff!
While it looks complicated on the surface, the Dewey Decimal System, used by the Tulsa City-County Library and most other public libraries to organize nonfiction, is actually simple and elegant.
Consisting of 10 broad categories, Dewey assigns a number to each possible topic. Books are then sorted by number so that all of the books on one topic are stored in the same place. When you know the numbers for your child's favorite topics, you'll be able to find intriguing nonfiction quickly and easily no matter which library you visit.
This one sounds stodgy, but keep in mind that weird trivia, such as the Guinness Book of World Records and Ripley's Believe It Or Not, fall in to this category. Many children who wouldn't read a novel half that size will avidly read an entire record book, one macabre fact at a time.
And we're not talking about fictional ghost stories. The books in this category are of the unexplained-phenomena, unsolved-mystery, what-really-happened-that-night variety. Spooky stuff for curious minds.
Fairy tales in nonfiction? How does that work? Well, once upon a time (see what I did there?), all books of every kind, including fictional stories, were classified in the Dewey Decimal System, but as novels became more popular, they quickly outgrew their assigned number. Thus the fiction section was born! Meanwhile, fairy tales are still shelved in the nonfiction section, where they continue to live Happily Ever After.
Dust off that old telescope from the attic and get some use out of it! Let the books from the 520s tell you how! Learn about stars and constellations, planets and the phases of the moon.
Dinosaurs. Dinosaurs? Dinosaurs! Enough said. But wait! What if you're not into dinosaurs? What if you're more of a woolly mammoth fan? Look up "Prehistoric Mammals" under 569.
Every bit of the 590s has something fun in it, with mammals under 599, sharks under 597, and ocean life under 593, to name just a few. Whether your child loves turtles, snakes, birds, or big cats, the children's section has the books to fascinate your budding zoologist! Ask a librarian for the specific number you need.
This is where you'll find cars and trucks and things that go (and I'm not talking about the classic picture book by that name from Richard Scarry's Busytown). Racecars, rocket ships, muscle cars, and monster trucks - they're all here under 629!
Oh, crikey! (Say it in your best Steve Irwin voice.) Is this librarian really recommending books on animal husbandry? Not really. Most of the books in this section cover various domesticated animals, including cats, dogs and other popular house pets. Check out a book on keeping fish, raising a parrot, or the care and feeding of iguanas.
Your baby artist needs to start somewhere, and the drawing books in the children's section are just the thing to occupy a summer afternoon. How to draw animals, superheroes, cars, monsters, or create your own comic books - the library has it all!
Say, how many American Miscellaneous Writings does it take to change a light bulb? I don't know, but if that light bulb joke exists, it's going to be under 818 because that's where we keep the joke books.
Need more inspiration? Don't see your child's favorite topic listed here? No problem! Ask your local librarian, "What's the Dewey number for that?" and we'll hook you up!


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Jean-Claude Cameroun (born June 7, 1973) is a Cameroonian judoka.

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Cameroonian male judoka
Judoka at the 2000 Summer Olympics
Judoka at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Olympic judoka of Cameroon
African Games medalists in judo
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African Games silver medalists for Cameroon
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package ca.uhn.fhir.rest.server;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.apache.http.HttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClientBuilder;
import org.apache.http.impl.conn.PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager;
import org.eclipse.jetty.server.Server;
import org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandlerCollection;
import org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ServletContextHandler;
import org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ServletHandler;
import org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ServletHolder;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

import ca.uhn.fhir.context.FhirContext;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.api.Bundle;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.dstu.composite.HumanNameDt;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.dstu.composite.IdentifierDt;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.dstu.resource.Patient;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.dstu.valueset.IdentifierUseEnum;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.primitive.IdDt;
import ca.uhn.fhir.model.primitive.UriDt;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.Create;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.IdParam;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.Read;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.RequiredParam;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.ResourceParam;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.annotation.Search;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.api.MethodOutcome;
import ca.uhn.fhir.rest.server.provider.ServerProfileProvider;
import ca.uhn.fhir.util.PortUtil;

/**
 * Created by dsotnikov on 2/25/2014.
 */
public class RestfulServerSelfReferenceTest {

	private static final org.slf4j.Logger ourLog = org.slf4j.LoggerFactory.getLogger(RestfulServerSelfReferenceTest.class);
	private static CloseableHttpClient ourClient;
	private static FhirContext ourCtx;

	@BeforeClass
	public static void beforeClass() throws Exception {
		ourCtx = new FhirContext(Patient.class);

		PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager connectionManager = new PoolingHttpClientConnectionManager(5000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
		HttpClientBuilder builder = HttpClientBuilder.create();
		builder.setConnectionManager(connectionManager);
		ourClient = builder.build();
	}

	@Test
	public void testContextWithSpace() throws Exception {
		int port = PortUtil.findFreePort();
		Server server = new Server(port);

		RestfulServer restServer = new RestfulServer(ourCtx);
		restServer.setFhirContext(ourCtx);
		restServer.setResourceProviders(new DummyPatientResourceProvider());

		// ServletHandler proxyHandler = new ServletHandler();
		ServletHolder servletHolder = new ServletHolder(restServer);

		ServletContextHandler ch = new ServletContextHandler();
		ch.setContextPath("/root ctx/rcp2");
		ch.addServlet(servletHolder, "/fhir ctx/fcp2/*");

		ContextHandlerCollection contexts = new ContextHandlerCollection();
		server.setHandler(contexts);

		server.setHandler(ch);
		server.start();
		try {

			String baseUri = "http://localhost:" + port + "/root%20ctx/rcp2/fhir%20ctx/fcp2";
			String uri = baseUri + "/Patient?identifier=urn:hapitest:mrns%7C00001";
			HttpGet httpGet = new HttpGet(uri);
			HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(httpGet);

			String responseContent = IOUtils.toString(status.getEntity().getContent());
			IOUtils.closeQuietly(status.getEntity().getContent());
			ourLog.info("Response was:\n{}", responseContent);

			assertEquals(200, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());
			Bundle bundle = ourCtx.newXmlParser().parseBundle(responseContent);

			assertEquals(1, bundle.getEntries().size());

		} finally {
			server.stop();
		}

	}

	@Test
	public void testSearchByParamIdentifier() throws Exception {
		int port = PortUtil.findFreePort();
		Server hServer = new Server(port);

		DummyPatientResourceProvider patientProvider = new DummyPatientResourceProvider();

		ServletHandler proxyHandler = new ServletHandler();
		RestfulServer server = new RestfulServer(ourCtx);
		ServerProfileProvider profProvider = new ServerProfileProvider(server);
		server.setFhirContext(ourCtx);
		server.setResourceProviders(patientProvider, profProvider);
		ServletHolder servletHolder = new ServletHolder(server);
		proxyHandler.addServletWithMapping(servletHolder, "/fhir/context/*");
		hServer.setHandler(proxyHandler);
		hServer.start();
		try {
			String baseUri = "http://localhost:" + port + "/fhir/context";
			String uri = baseUri + "/Patient?identifier=urn:hapitest:mrns%7C00001";
			HttpGet httpGet = new HttpGet(uri);
			HttpResponse status = ourClient.execute(httpGet);

			String responseContent = IOUtils.toString(status.getEntity().getContent());
			IOUtils.closeQuietly(status.getEntity().getContent());
			ourLog.info("Response was:\n{}", responseContent);

			assertEquals(200, status.getStatusLine().getStatusCode());
			Bundle bundle = ourCtx.newXmlParser().parseBundle(responseContent);

			assertEquals(1, bundle.getEntries().size());

			Patient patient = (Patient) bundle.getEntries().get(0).getResource();
			assertEquals("PatientOne", patient.getName().get(0).getGiven().get(0).getValue());

			assertEquals(uri.replace(":hapitest:", "%3Ahapitest%3A"), bundle.getLinkSelf().getValue());
			assertEquals(baseUri, bundle.getLinkBase().getValue());
		} finally {
			hServer.stop();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Created by dsotnikov on 2/25/2014.
	 */
	public static class DummyPatientResourceProvider implements IResourceProvider {

		public Map<String, Patient> getIdToPatient() {
			Map<String, Patient> idToPatient = new HashMap<String, Patient>();
			{
				Patient patient = new Patient();
				patient.setId("1");
				patient.addIdentifier();
				patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setUse(IdentifierUseEnum.OFFICIAL);
				patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setSystem(new UriDt("urn:hapitest:mrns"));
				patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setValue("00001");
				patient.addName();
				patient.getName().get(0).addFamily("Test");
				patient.getName().get(0).addGiven("PatientOne");
				patient.getGender().setText("M");
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The Viking program was a NASA mission that sent two spacecraft to the planet Mars. These spacecraft were called Viking 1 and Viking 2. Each spacecraft was made of an orbiter and a lander. The orbiters took pictures of Mars from their orbit and sent information to Earth. The landers gathered scientific data on the surface of the planet.
Both Viking spacecraft were launched in 1975 and both reached Mars in 1976. Scientists chose landing places for both landers from the pictures that the orbiters had taken. Then the landers were released from the orbiters and they went down to their landing places. The orbiters continued to take pictures while the landers studied the surface of the planet and did other things. All of the spacecraft, including both orbiters and both landers, kept working for longer than they had been planned to. Eventually, they broke down. Viking 2 Orbiter stopped working in 1978, Viking 1 Orbiter and Viking 2 Lander in 1980, and Viking 1 Lander in 1982.
The Viking program was the most expensive and difficult mission ever sent to Mars. The program cost a total of US$1 billion. The program was very successful. Most of the knowledge about Mars until the late 1990s came from the Viking mission.
↑ Nelson, Jon. "Viking 1". NASA. Retrieved February 2, 2014.
↑ Nelson, Jon. "Viking 2". NASA. Retrieved February 2, 2014.
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WASHINGTON – The United States Drug Enforcement Administration launched its annual Red Ribbon Campaign – the nation's largest drug prevention effort – on October 23 to unite communities across the country in the shared goal of preventing drug use and addiction. This year's theme, "Celebrate Life. Live Drug Free," reminds all Americans that living a drug-free lifestyle contributes greatly to the safety and health of their communities.
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Red Ribbon Week began in 1985 in Kiki's hometown of Calexico, California, and soon gained momentum across California and then the rest of the country. The National Family Partnership turned Red Ribbon Week into a national drug awareness campaign, an eight-day event proclaimed by the U.S. Congress and chaired by then President and Mrs. Reagan.
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The map of the area surrounding the epicenter of the horrendous Haitian earthquake indicates the borders of a sovereign nation. America is likewise a sovereign nation, with borders and immigration laws. Upwards of 200,000 Haitians have violated those borders and those laws, and Janet Napolitano's Department of Homeland Security has just moved those illegal immigrants closer to amnesty.
Napolitano's Department of Homeland Security, the Clinton State Secretariat, and the great one, Barack Obama, all support amnesty as a general principle for illegal aliens. Following the advice of "let no crisis go unexploited," a whole new set of illegal immigrants is suddenly on the fast track for citizenship as a result of the crisis in Haiti.
Before proceeding, let's get something straight, lest I be accused of being uncaring. The disaster in Haiti is almost unparalleled in the history of the western hemisphere. Nobody deserves this kind of horror, despite the ravings of Pat Robertson and Danny Glover. As the most humanitarian nation in world history, America has a natural duty to render all the aid it can possibly come up with. Simply as moral human beings we have a duty to help people in times of trouble when we have the resources and they don't.
What we don't have is a duty to throw out $100 million of the beleaguered taxpayers' money as a reward to the corrupt Haitian government for its failures. Obama has already done exactly that. Billions of American dollars have already been thrown down that rathole since the Clinton administration. Little of it has ever been accounted for, and nearly none ever got to the Haitian people. The Haitian government was warned incessantly by US government seismologists that Haiti was overdue for a major, devastating earthquake. Much of the money sent over the past ten years was to be devoted to rebuilding infrastructure, building or retrofitting hospitals to stand a major temblor, and medical and emergency food services. It took less than twenty-four hours after the quake to realize that none of that money had ever gotten out of the pockets of the crooked politicians.
None of this obviates the need for the swift action taken by the United States government to assist the victims. Undeserved cash awards from the grandstanding Obama administration aside, the relief efforts will take weeks or months, huge expenditures of time, logistics, physical labor, man-hours and funds to pay for it all. Our costs will be in the multi-millions of dollars, and we won't pinch pennies to get there. And it's the right thing to do.
However, using the crisis in Haiti is a lousy excuse for side-tracking American immigration law, creating a whole new class of "legal illegals," and setting up a previously unimportant class of border criminals for a future amnesty. The legal vehicle for accomplishing this was the granting of an eighteen-month Temporary Protected Status to Haitians who were here illegally at the time of and prior to the earthquake. Napolitano blithely states "It's sort of a time-out for Haitians in the United States who can begin to work and have some resources to send back to Haiti itself." I'm curious exactly what kind of work they're going to find during the big recession, but I suppose government work is always an option.
Napolitano plans on handing "intermediate immigration status" to an illegal population approaching a quarter of a million people. Her advisers told her that Haiti is in such bad shape it cannot accept any deportees. Democratic Senator Bill Nelson of Florida concurs (of course). Says Nelson, "It's the right thing to do. Haitian immigrants already in the U.S. will not only be able to make money to support themselves, but also to send remittances to their suffering families back in Haiti." Perhaps Nelson thinks there are 200,000 openings for poll workers at ACORN or union reps at SEIU.
Current law provides for such temporary status. But the authors never expected it to apply to such a large illegal population, and there are other avenues for protecting the illegals until the situation is stabilized in Haiti. DHS could simply go to Congress and ask for temporary legislation to cover the specific situation without creating a new "working class" to be protected by broad amnesty later. That could include a "special work visa" solely for the Haitians rather than the current plan to give them "temporary work visas" covered by more general law that regularly leads to legalization of previously illegal immigrants who have not complied with all the other requirements of naturalization.
Compassion and sympathy are for individuals, not governments. Creation of a massive new population of protected illegals is humane (which governments should be), but it is also foolish and a gross attempt to grandstand a large group of illegals into sympathetic permanent resident status. It allows an eighteen month window for the pro-illegal immigration, pro-amnesty crowd to develop the usual mantra of "they've worked hard, paid their taxes, and now they deserve instant citizenship." As with the Latin American illegals, we will now be expected to add the Haitians to the crowd whose first act in the United States was to break our law.
As always, we have precious little intelligence on exactly who all these illegals are, what they stand for, how they got here, and whether they have dangerous or terrorist intentions toward the country that negligently allowed them to arrive and stay here in the first place. So it easily follows that the hopelessly incompetent head of a major intelligence agency should grant them immediate legal status. DHS and ICE need to keep a close watch on these unknowns. Napolitano has already stated that if Haiti isn't back to "normal" at the end if the eighteen month period, she could simply extend the legal status for another eighteen months. Haiti will likely never be "normal," but that shouldn't be the determining factor in deporting the illegals at the earliest opportunity. That will not happen during an Obama administration.
FOOTNOTE: The Wall Street Journal editorial staff disagrees with me. It takes the ambiguous "moral obligation" proferred by Napolitano at face value without discussing a way to allow the illegals to stay without creating a whole new amnesty underclass. However, they were nice enough to point out that Haiti's corrupt government received $1.65 billion in aid from the outside in 2006 alone. And the results? See above. As a financial publication I would have thought they would at least question last week's $100 million grandstanding gift from Obama to the Haitian government. The Journal staff referred to this as "temporary amnesty." Temporary? Amnesty? Where have we heard all of this before?
Index: Barack Obama, Immigration, Janet Napolitano, LawHawkRFD
I agree, immigration laws - or most any laws - shouldn't be subverted because of a special circumstance. However, I do think some exceptions should be made for children in Haiti who were already in process for being adopted by Americans. More often than not, the reason international adoptions drag over years is because each step requires hundreds or thousands of dollars to be processed. If we were to allow some of those fees to be waived (or to "encourage" some price-gouging agencies to do so) I don't think that would be a usurpation of immigration laws, but it would be a simple, humane way of getting children who may have otherwise avoided being involved out of there.
Case in point, a family I know is in process of adopting their second child from Haiti, the sibling of their daughter. It's down to just forking out the cash, and it took several days before they even got word that he was still alive. Had the fund been available (or not required) he could have been here already.
Mike K. said...
The Wall Street Journal's editorial position is a simple, "there shall be open borders." They'll find some way to approve of any measure that moves the US towards that goal.
JG: I agree wholeheartedly. No exception is necessary, since the Napolitano action affects illegal immigrants already here. The real problem, even before the earthquake, was the haphazard and dilatorious actions on the part of immigration officials. Call it "death by bureaucracy." The stranded kids are a national disgrace. I even applaud former Gov. Rendell of Pennsylvania for taking the bull by the horns, going to Haiti, and refusing to leave until he had those stranded kids with him. He succeded, he's back in the US with the children, and more power to him.
Mike: You are so right. The Journal gets a lot right, but on immigration, they're fifty years behind the realities of unrestricted immigration.
I think that if Napolitano is hoping to create an amnesty, then she's blown it. They might have been able to get this through right now in the middle of the hype -- when you would have looked like a monster to demand that these people be returned immediately, BUT in 18 months, when the emotion is gone and people barely remember the earthquake, they won't have a chance to pass it.
Also, Mike's right about the Journal -- they believe in open borders.
JG: Oops. I wrote "former Gov. Rendell." I meant "former Philadelphia Mayor and current Governor . . . "
Andrew: I think you're right. An ongoing temporary status and future amnesty are based on the current makeup of the administration and Congress. It is very unlikely that we will be facing the same Congress (or DHS Director) eighteen months from now. Moreover, the president may very well be a lame-duck by then. The current disarray in the Democratic Party is the most likely reason for them not trying an "instant amnesty" right now. Hope springs eternal in the human breast, as well as in deaf, dumb and blind liberal Democrts."
This is another example of Washington politicians and political hacks (Napolitano being one) who don't act in the nation's best interest or according to the will of the people, who are overwhelmingly opposed to this sort of immigration amnesty.
Haiti is an aid rat-hole. If it's administered by the Marine Corps, maybe the poor will receive aid. If it's administered by the current version of the Tonton Macoutes, the poor won't get a nickle or a bottle of water.
HamiltonsGhost said...
Lawhawk--Humane aid is a noble thing, which the US does very well. Throwing good money after bad by sending the taxpayers' money to the Haitian government garbage disposal is a politician's trick, and Democrats and Republicans both seem to do that well.
LL: I had completely forgotten about the murderous Tonton Macoutte, but I'm sure they're still around, and Baby Doc wants to go back as well.
The government of Haiti is indeed a cesspool which has turned the Haitian portion of the island into an even larger cesspool.
I wonder if the Obama administration will learn anything about shoving unpopular programs down the people's throats after the Massachusetts voter results come in, or if it will simply make them more determined to do as much damage as possible before getting kicked out on their rear ends in the next two election cycles.
HamiltonsGhost: The American people are extremely generous. The Democratic politicians are very generous with the people's money. And the MSM is complicit in making sure that the funny-money being given directly to the corrupt Haitian government is conflated with the public and private generosity.
Anybody who questions the direct payments to the Haitian government is already being marginalized as "mean-spirited" and "racist." That's both cynical and untrue. We all want to help victims of natural disasters as much as possible, but it has nothing to do with propping up corrupt governments. I hope that the public will quickly figure out that the administration and the MSM are trying to manipulate them.
i haven't looked through the comments (lack of time:) so forgive me if this point has been made: bring them over = can you say democrats = NEW VOTERS?! (too hardened?!) and i am with you law, my heart is with these folks. unbelievable destruction to innocent lives. but there is a better way than to give money to their government with very little going to the needs of these people.
After having seen her in action in Arizona, I don't believe for one second that Napolitano is doing this to assist victims; it's all about amnesty and future voters for the imploding Democratic Party. She sees this as an opportunity, not a humanitarian effort, which is to say that is how the White House sees it.
Patti: I think all of our readers have figured that one out, even if nobody specifically addressed it. All illegal immigrants are strong potential Democrat voters, and that party has a long and vile history of utilizing that plan.
WriterX: I think many of us recognize this as a cynical ploy, but you have the personal experience with Napolitano to be able to inform us of just how bad she really is. Let's hope that all the current trends hold up, and that this attempt will fail.
From your viewpoint, how long do you thing Napolitano will survive in office before the Obamists throw her under the bus?
LawHawk, I think Barack and Rahm prefer to keep her around because she's incapable of original thought. However, one more major gaffe (which is really a Barack/Rahm gaffe) and they may have no choice but to boot her back to Arizona, where's she's blown any chance at future political office. In short, I don't think she has any choice/desire to leave unless they tell her to.
WriterX: That all makes sense. The Obama administration doesn't throw people out because they were wrong (or for that matter, right). They are merely sacrificial lambs, permanently prepped for being led to the altar of the messiah. If they embarrass The One, they are on the chopping block, no matter whose fault it is. I'm pretty sure that Van Jones wasn't in any rush to leave, either. LOL
Thanks for the input from an Arizonan.
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They just call it for Brown! I don't know if Coakley has conceded yet, but I will check
1886 precincts reporting out 2168 reporting Brown leading 52% to 47%
SHE CONCEDED!!! BROWN WON!!! Now what do we do??
Bev: This is just about as sweet a victory as I could possible have dreamed up on a very optimistic day. This is huge! Not even a squeaker.
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Are your clients holding back your freelance business?
I've been freelancing for over three years, and today I learned that it's not always obvious which clients are holding you back.
If you're reading this and thinking "How can a client hold you back?", you may be in the same boat. Let me explain.
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Your Type A clients are the ideal clients. They provide a good quantity of work, they pay well, and they are a pleasure to deal with.
Then you have Type B clients. They might meet two of the three criteria for becoming a Type A client, but they're not quite there on the last one. For example, they may be a pleasure to work with, pay well, but they don't provide enough work.
Finally, you have the clients that you know are bad for business. They don't pay enough, they're difficult to work with, and they provide too little work. Those are the Type C clients. You likely have someone in mind who falls into this category.
Which clients are holding you back?
Your Type A clients are amazing. They don't hold you back, and you should strive to have all Type A clients. No shocker here.
Type C clients are obviously holding you back. They drag you down with negotiations about pricing, revisions for the work, and constant communication. They likely don't pay your desired hourly rate, and on top of that may not send enough work.
It's clear that Type C clients are not profitable for your freelance business and should be dropped. If you've not fired your Type C clients yet, that's where you should start.
If you're worried about losing the income they provide (reasonable), it may be tempting to wait until you've gained a new client to fire them. Here's where these clients can really drag you down. If you're successfully freelancing, chances are your hours are pretty close to full. When that's the case, there's not much time to close a new client.
Plus, you've got to consider that you may not have the time to deliver the work a new client needs done! You could lose a Type A client because you didn't fire the Type C client. That's simply not a trade anyone should make.
As for Type B clients, they are a hidden weight that holds you down but isn't noticeable until close inspection. See, they are good clients — but if they're not your ideal client, it means you're not maximizing your potential.
You could be earning less than you would with Type A clients or spending too much time on back and forth communication because you're not on the same page.
Luckily, the process for fixing this issue is rather simple.
Fire Type C clients right away. They are hurting your business.
Try to convert as many of your Type B clients into to type A. This could mean raising your prices, setting better guidelines and expectations, or letting them know you're available to take on more work.
Focus your sales and marketing efforts on Type A clients exclusively.
Don't let your clients hold you back any longer!


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PREMIERE: Toronto-based Cork indie artist Kev Olden unveils poignant single 'Ache'
'Ache' marks the third single to be released from Olden's forthcoming EP 'Time We Have Left'.
Rising Irish alternative-indie singer-songwriter Kev Olden has shared another single from his upcoming body of work, titled 'Ache'. Premiered below by Hot Press, the single captures the paranoia and defeat of ongoing heartbreak with an untrustworthy lover.
Written in lockdown and produced with fellow Irish artist Tiz McNamara, 'Ache' is a tension-filled belter that culminates in a spiralling, archaic conclusion of gritty guitar and bellowing drums.
Gentle guitar melodies and gorgeous harmonies underlay Kev's heart-wrenching message; despite the pain this person they loved put them through, somehow he still aches for them. It's far too late to fix their connection, but nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
"Lover of mine/I think I'm losing control/These delicate lies/They've started taking their toll,"the lyrics read. "Turning me in to something easy to break/there's no such thing as an honest mistake."
If the likes of Ben Howard, James Vincent McMorrow, Paolo Nutini, Jose Gonzalez, Bon Iver and Jack Garratt are on your Spotify playlists, Kev Olden will slot right in beside them.
The Cork indie performer shared his debut single 'Hush' earlier this year alongside 'Time We Have Left'. His first offering from is new EP captured the arresting power of memories - how they can be both painful and restorative. Olden blends folk, alternative and indie pop to produce a sound that's melancholic, atmospheric and instantly memorable.
Kev moved from Dublin to Toronto in March of 2020, just before the world shut down. His forthcoming Time We Have Left EP is the culmination of a year in a new environment, in and out of isolation and in and out of the studio. Lockdown gave him the space to contemplate and write and the result is reflective, tender and clearly influenced by artists like Bon Iver and Jack Garratt.
With over 13,000 streams on Spotify and previous support from Alfitude, Fruit Sonic, Less Than 1000 and Music Is To Blame; make sure to keep an eye out for Kev Olden on the Canadian and Irish music scene.
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Belgium has the highest number of people per capita in the European Union (EU) who have travelled to Iraq and Syria to join terror groups such as Islamic State.The small European nation has produced between 420 and 516 foreign fighters, of whom 55 to 130 have returned home, according to a report by the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism. Only makes sense that the capital of the European Union would basically be the headquarters of Radical Islamist in Europe. Would only have to spark some curiosity if our own capital in Washington DC is the headquarters of Radical Islamist in America also. The capital city in Brussels Europe should only raise questions if Washington is America's Jihadi central? The Paris conspirators were only found in Brussels and so were the Belgium attackers. If an ISIS attack or any other terror group commits an attack, could we possibly see the same thing happen out of America's capital city? Terrorism is mostly political in nature, so it would only make sense that the capital city is the location of 70-80 percent of all of Europe's terrorist attacks.


Whether it is in our everyday lives — take the time to think about what your life would be like if others didn't do their jobs, and do them well. Really. Think about every, single thing that someone else does that touches and impacts your life. Or at work.
And especially so when individuals work to craft and grow independent, good, socially responsible businesses.
I got this in the mail a couple of days ago from the good ladies at Bee's Wrap. And, I was really touched! How thoughtful and kind!
It's really been the only Thank You I have received from any of the partners I work with to bring you discoveries that we hope will delight other than the words printed on invoices or in emails after I've placed an order.
I love what Bee's Wrap is and what it is about. (Check out its story and our selection in our PEOPLE + PLANET = ONE Collection.) And, I am very happy to partner with them as we both work to bring you items that are good investments — on a daily basis — in you, others and of our course, Our Planet.
So to the innovative, energetic and caring ladies at Bee's Wrap, Thank YOU for being YOU!
I also want to say the same thing to Julie Thibodeaux and all of the folks at Green Source DFW. You can always count on Julie to pull together a very thoughtful roundup of sustainability oriented gifts for all occasions, and we were very excited when she included Pretty Things & Cool Stuff and featured two styles of cards — retro ones and handprinted cards from artist Katharine Watson's hand-carved original designs — in her article about Valentine's Day gifts!
And, I also must give a big Thank You! to Dave Mullen, editor of the Katy Trail Weekly here in Dallas. He called me a couple of weeks ago, told me that he really liked my concept/vision and what I am working to accomplish, and said he would like to do a story!
It really means a lot when someone on the outside recognizes what you are doing and what you are trying to do, and they want to tell others about it!
Thank you so much, Dave, for seeing, caring and sharing!
How is your post-holiday re-entry going?
We at Pretty Things & Cool Stuff are still spinning a bit, and we want to thank you so very much for such a warm welcome!
Terri O.: "This book is a gem and a classic, entirely addictive for a visual design professional. He raved about the wrapping so much I could hardly get him to open the package, but when he did he was very touched. The entire process from shopping on the site to communicating with Kim was a rare delight. She even shot photos of the wrapping paper selections and let me choose. That is amazing craft and service! Bravo, to pretty things and VERY cool stuff!"
Paula A.: "All the items I bought for Christmas gifts were exceptionally special to all my loved ones.......one of my favorites was "Ghost Ranch and the Faraway Nearby - Craig Varjabedian" which I gave to my brother-in-law........who wears Wranglers and is not an avid reader! I saw my favorite cowboy sitting quietly by the fireplace carefully absorbing each of the beautiful pages. Very fulfilling moment for me. Keep finding pretty things and cool stuff!!!"
Jill S.: "This necklace is just as beautiful in person, and the service was seamless. Even the packaging was lovely! Thank you for a very professional but personal experience."
Jackie B.: "I am so glad I got this. It turned out to be the favorite piece of many beautiful necklaces."
Jackie B.: "It was very pretty and dainty. It goes with a ton of my outfits too."
These reviews reflect what Pretty Things & Cool Stuff is all about — helping folks discover special things that resonate personally and bring enjoyment, edification and DELIGHT!
We are at work right now trying to make sure we do just that in this new year.
And we want to start by celebrating winter! Yes, celebrate winter. I love winter, and it always seems to get lost in the holiday craze.
After the holiday season — which I also love! — it's so nice to come off the frenzied, daze-inducing pace, make time to reflect, contemplate, observe, learn, plan, re-organize and, in the process, renew and start a new chapter in your life!
I'm not a big fan of really cold weather, but I love snow — it's so magical! — and I love great chocolate served hot. And tea, to sip and savor. While I am a wanna-be geekette and a confirmed gadget gal, winter is absolutely the best for curling up with a good book— a real one — that I can hold in my hands, turn the pages and close with a sense of accomplishment after I've read the last page, without having to be connected, wired or charged up.
And there there is winter's beauty. Yes, I said beauty — and Pretty Things & Cool Stuff is located in North Central Texas, not exactly a top-of-mind location for such. But if you look, really look, you will see what I am talking about. It's like the difference between beautiful black-and-white photography and color photography. The color distracts you from the fine details. In winter, without the distraction of color that the other seasons bring, you can see so much in Nature that you miss otherwise. And, you can watch the evolution of new life as the days grow longer.
Stay tuned and check back often as we add new discoveries and endeavor to help you celebrate and enjoy a new year and new chapter, as well as make the time to discover the delights that winter brings!
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Microsoft Acquires FSLogix to Boost Virtual Desktop Performance
FSLogix will bring faster load times and improved performance to Microsoft virtual desktop environments. Also: Microsoft releases Outlook 2010 update, and AWS launches new options for processing at the edge.
Lisa Schmeiser, Nicole Henderson | Nov 23, 2018
Microsoft acquired FSLogix this past week in a move designed to boost its Office and Windows products in the cloud. FSLogix has a well-regarded app provisioning platform.
Launched in 2012, FSLogix's most recent product, Office 365 Container, is designed to enhance the Microsoft Office 365 experience in virtual desktop environments. Its suite of tools allows admins to manage each desktop and their users' data the same way, the company said.
Microsoft customers will benefit from faster load times and improved performance in virtual desktop environments since the FSLogix platform reduces resources and support requirements for IT departments required to support virtualization. As our colleagues at Channel Futures note, "having load times that match traditional PC environments is a key consideration among prospective customers of VDI and virtualized app offerings."
Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop was released in September 2018 at Microsoft Ignite as a cloud-based service that delivers a multi-user Windows 10 experience optimized for Office 365 ProPlus. The offering comes with built-in security and compliance. FSLogix's expertise will be used to build on the features of Windows Virtual Desktop.
"We know our team can play a key role in making this happen, and today I am very proud to announce that FSLogix has been acquired by Microsoft. Although it's still business as usual, FSLogix will soon integrate with Microsoft and join the strength of its enterprise productivity solutions and global reach," Randy Cook, founder and CTO of FSLogix said.
The company is headquartered in Atlanta, GA, with offices in Salt Lake City, Denver, Boston, the Netherlands, and London, England.
The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Microsoft has released an Outlook 2010 update that fixes an earlier issue that was causing crashes when users tried to install the 64-bit version of the security update KB 4461529 from its November Patch Tuesday. The patch fixes four remote code execution flaws.
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As chief executive, David Zaslav sets the strategy and oversees all operations for Discovery Communications, the global leader in premium entertainment, with a portfolio of high-quality nonfiction, sports and kids programming brands across pay-TV, free-to-air and digital platforms in more than 220 countries and territories. Under his leadership, Discovery began trading as a public company on the Nasdaq stock exchange in 2008 and, in 2014, became a Fortune 500 company.
Zaslav has led Discovery since 2007, executing a number of initiatives that have focused the organization on growth, performance and operational efficiency. He also has directed a strategic effort to clarify and strengthen Discovery's world-class brands with a renewed focus on diversified content and IP.
Since Zaslav took the helm, Discovery has launched some of the fastest-growing cable networks in the U.S., including Investigation Discovery, the #1 network for women in total day delivery; Velocity, the #1 network for men in its distribution tier; and OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, the #1 network for African-American women.
Under Zaslav's leadership, the company's global distribution platform has expanded to 3 billion cumulative worldwide viewers with a diverse set of brands, creating an unmatched international portfolio for viewers, advertisers and distributors. Zaslav has diversified Discovery's nonfiction content offering with investments in sports across Europe and kids in Latin America. In 2015, Discovery announced full ownership of Eurosport, the leading provider of locally relevant, premium sports content across Europe. Together, Discovery and Eurosport have bolstered the sports offering across Eurosport's three channels with more local, exclusive and premium content, including a groundbreaking agreement for all TV and multiplatform broadcast rights for the 2018–2024 Olympic Games across Europe. In addition to securing meaningful affiliate agreements, the deals have paved the way for double-digit subscriber growth on Eurosport Player, Eurosport's direct-to-consumer platform.
Demonstrating Discovery's expansion beyond traditional linear TV into short-form and mobile, Zaslav recently led Discovery's investment in and strategic partnership with Group Nine Media, a new digital content holding company consisting of Thrillist, NowThis, The Dodo and Discovery's digital network Seeker, creating a top 5 digital-first media company in the U.S. Zaslav also recently led the company's joint venture partnership with MLB Advanced Media's BAMTech to form BAMTech Europe, a European arm of the technology services and video streaming company that has taken on Eurosport's digital business as its first client. In 2015, Zaslav led the launch of Discovery VR, which has since then garnered more than 115 million streams.
Zaslav strengthened Discovery's international IP portfolio in 2014 with the acquisition of global content creator All3Media, and again in 2015 with the acquisition of a minority stake in Lionsgate.
In 2012, Zaslav received the UJA-Federation of New York's Steven J. Ross Humanitarian Award and in 2014, was awarded the Fred Dressler Leadership Award by Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. In 2016, Zaslav was honored with the Association of Frontotemporal Degeneration's inaugural Susan and S.I. Newhouse Award of Hope. At Discovery, Zaslav spearheaded the launch and growth of Discovery Impact, the company's corporate social responsibility programs.
Prior to joining Discovery, Zaslav had a distinguished career at NBCUniversal, where he was instrumental in developing and launching CNBC and also played a role in the creation of MSNBC. He was previously an attorney with the New York firm of LeBoeuf, Lamb, Leiby & MacRae and graduated with honors from Boston University School of Law.
Zaslav serves on the boards of Sirius XM Radio, Inc., Lionsgate Entertainment, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association, The Cable Center, Center for Communication, Skills for America's Future, Grupo Televisa, Partnership for New York City and USC Shoah Foundation. He also is a member of the Board of Trustees for the Paley Center for Media, the Mt. Sinai Medical Center and previously served as an adjunct professor at Fordham University, where he created and taught a graduate-level course on the business of cable television.
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St. George CSI Church is a church under the Diocese of East Kerala of the Church of South India (CSI), located in Pallikkunnu, Idukki. The church was built in 1869 by the British and Saint George is the patron saint of the church.

History
The land for the church measuring 15 acres and 62 cents was donated by the Travancore Maharani Rani Sethulakshmibai. The construction of the church was completed by Henry Baker Jr. and other plantation owners in 1862. The church was known as Azhutha St. George CSI Church in its early days. Initially, only the British were allowed to worship. Mass and liturgy were conducted in English. After a few years, others were allowed to enter and the rites were arranged in Malayalam and Tamil. The peculiarity of the church is that the corpse of a horse is also buried. J.D. Monroe's white horse named Downey, rests here. There are also the tombstones of 34 foreigners here including John Munro, who was instrumental in planting tea in Munnar.

Architecture
The church is built with European architectural ingenuity, using wild stone, lime, teak, spruce and wood. The construction cost at that time was ₹800. The furniture and articles used for religious ceremonies are of the British era. It also has glass cut windows and antique wooden furniture.

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Churches in Kerala
Church of South India
19th-century churches in India