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At least one of the words
The schizophrenic Sixth
By Brian M. Hoffstadt Ben Armistead | Mar. 20, 2019
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Constitutional Law,
The Bible may say, "No one can serve two masters." But do these words of wisdom apply to the Sixth Amendment's right to counsel?
2nd Appellate District, Division 2
Brian M. Hoffstadt
Associate Justice, California Court of Appeal
Appointed to the California Court of Appeal by Gov. Jerry Brown, 2014; appointed to the Los Angeles Superior Court by Gov. Arnold A. Schwarzenegger, 2010; partner, Jones Day, 2007-2010; assistant U.S. attorney, Los Angeles, 2000-2007; senior counsel, Office of Policy Development, U.S. Department of Justice, 1998-2000; special counsel, Office of General Counsel, Federal Communications Commission, 1997-1998; law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, 1996; law clerk to Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Cynthia Holcomb Hall, 1995-1996
UCLA School of Law, 1995
The Bible may say, "No one can serve two masters." But do these words of wisdom apply to the Sixth Amendment's right to counsel? Two recent cases -- McCoy v. Louisiana, 138 S. Ct. 1500 (2018), and People v. Farwell, 5 Cal. 5th 295 (2018) -- suggest that they may.
By its terms, the Sixth Amendment grants "the accused," "[i]n all criminal prosecutions," "the right to ... have the assistance of counsel for his defense." U.S. Const., amend. VI.
As construed, however, this guarantee serves two masters.
First, the right to counsel is a critical means by which a defendant is assured a fair trial. Mickens v. Taylor, 535 U.S. 162, 166 (2002). In this respect, the right to counsel is a "gateway" right because a competent defense lawyer has the skills to ensure that all of a criminal defendant's other constitutional rights are honored. This interest in ensuring fairness is why counsel must be reasonably competent and, at the same time, why only deficiencies in representation that deny a fair trial are deemed prejudicial enough to warrant a retrial. Ibid.; Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 688, 684-86, 694 (1984).
Second, the right to counsel is a tool a defendant can choose to use in her defense, but it is not a mandate. In this respect, the right to counsel is a means of respecting a criminal defendant's right of self-determination. "[T]o force a lawyer on a defendant," the United States Supreme Court has ruled, "can only lead him to believe that the law contrives against him." Faretta v. California, 422 U.S. 806, 834 (1975). This is in large part why criminal defendants have the right to represent themselves, id., as well as the right to retain counsel of their own choosing, United States v. Gonzalez-Lopez, 548 U.S. 140, 147-48 (2006).
The goals of ensuring a fair trial and honoring autonomy can run at cross purposes, and they can accordingly be distinct masters. The right to represent one's self empowers criminal defendants with no legal training to square off against prosecutors with law degrees and years of courtroom experience; honoring this right is all but guaranteed to make the resulting trial less fair. And the right to retain counsel of choice applies "regardless of the quality of the representation [a defendant] receive[s]" from that counsel. Gonzalez-Lopez, 548 U.S. at 148. Indeed, it is precisely because the exercise of these rights is likely to be harmful to defendants that courts are excused from assessing whether the denial of these rights is harmless; their denial is deemed to be structural error that automatically requires a new trial. McKaskle v. Wiggins, 465 U.S. 168, 177 n.8 (1984) (Faretta); Gonzalez-Lopez, 548 U.S. at 150.
Is it possible to serve both of these masters at the same time?
This question arises when a criminal defendant is duly represented by counsel, but disagrees with counsel over the best way to mount a defense.
In this situation, the two masters tug in different directions. The interest in fairness would say that the counsel should be the "captain of the ship" for the simple reason that counsel knows better how to navigate the substantive law and trial practice. People v. Welch, 20 Cal. 4th 701, 728-29 (1999). The interest in autonomy would say that the client should be able to dictate what happens; after all, the Sixth Amendment secures the "assistance of counsel," which seems to suggest the lawyer is playing second fiddle to the defendant-client.
Certain fundamental decisions about how to mount a defense are solely the defendant's to make, even if her counsel disagrees: Do I plead guilty? Do I take the stand to testify in a non-perjurious way? Do I waive a jury? Harris v. New York, 401 U.S. 222, 225 (1971) (right to testify); Jones v. Barnes, 463 U.S. 745, 751 (1983) (right to plead guilty, to waive a jury). Decisions sounding more in trial tactics are solely counsel's to make, even if the defendant disagrees: Which evidentiary objections do I make? Do I give an opening or closing statement? Do I move to suppress evidence? New York v. Hill, 528 U.S. 110, 114-15 (2000).
But what about decisions regarding the best strategy for defending a case? Who gets to make those calls?
McCoy and Farwell dealt with such situations.
In McCoy, the evidence that the defendant gunned down his ex-wife's family was nigh overwhelming. The family called 911 to report defendant at their doorstep and the call recorded the sound of gunfire; witnesses saw someone matching defendant's description fleeing in defendant's car; the abandoned car contained the cordless phone held by one of the victims as well as a receipt for the ammunition used to kill the victims; defendant told two friends he shot his ex-wife's family; and defendant was arrested a few days later in a different state while carrying the murder weapon. McCoy, 138 S. Ct. at 1513 (Alito, J., dissenting). Because defendant was charged with first-degree murder and because the prosecutor was seeking the death penalty, the defense attorney, as a means of gaining credibility with the jury, conceded that defendant was the shooter (the actus reus) but argued that he acted impulsively and without premeditation (the means rea). Id. at 1505-06, 1516-17. Defendant "vociferously" objected to this strategy, preferring to argue that he was the victim of an elaborate, multi-state conspiracy of law enforcement officers to frame him. Id. at 1506. McCoy held that this particular strategy call -- which involved a concession to the lesser-included offense of second-degree murder -- was defendant's to make because "it is the defendant's prerogative, not counsel's, to decide on the objective of his defense." Id. at 1505, 1516-17. What is more, "[b]ecause [the] client's autonomy, not counsel's competence, [was] in issue," the court deemed the error structural. Id. at 1510-11.
In Farwell, the People charged the defendant with gross vehicular manslaughter and driving on a suspended license. At trial, defense counsel stipulated that defendant had been driving on a suspended license. Farwell noted that the decision to stipulate to facts "will most often repose in the sound discretion of [defense] counsel," but ruled that the stipulation in this case--because it effectively constituted a guilty plea to the suspended license offense -- was defendant's decision to make only after advisement of the constitutional rights he was giving up in entering that plea. Farwell, 5 Cal.5th at 300, 308. The court remanded the matter for the trial court to assess whether the record "affirmatively" "demonstrate[d] that the defendant voluntarily and intelligently waived his constitutional trial rights." Id. at 298, 300.
Together, Farwell and McCoy reaffirm and help define the following rules regarding who gets to make which strategy calls. Defense counsel may make some strategy calls, including conceding lesser-included crimes or sentencing enhancements during argument, People v. Cain, 10 Cal. 4th 1, 34-35 (1995); People v. Lopez, 31 Cal. App. 5th 55, 63-67 (2019), or stipulating to some (but not all) of their elements, People v. Rodriguez, 73 Cal. App. 4th 1324, 1330-1331 (1999). But if the defendant objects to such a confession or stipulation, or if counsel stipulates to all elements of a lesser-included offense or a sentencing enhancement, that decision is defendant's to make. People v. Adams, 6 Cal. 4th 570, 577, 580 n.7 (1993) (sentencing enhancement); McCoy (lesser-included offense); Farwell (charged offense, with objection),
Put differently, when a defendant and his counsel are at the wheel of the S.S. Defense, who gets to steer depends chiefly upon the size of the iceberg they are trying to avoid and whether the defendant speaks up. The smaller the iceberg, the more likely it is that counsel -- the person better able to navigate around it -- will be at the helm. The bigger the iceberg and the more vocal the defendant, the more likely it is that the defendant -- the person less able to avoid it -- will be in command. The net effect is likely to be more collisions.
This result makes little sense if the goal of the right to counsel is to assure the fairness of trials. But it makes more sense if, as McCoy and Farwell affirm, the goal of the right to counsel is to honor a criminal defendant's self-determination: It is the defendant's ship to steer because it is the defendant's liberty at stake.
In this context at least, who commands the ship is more important than the course it charts. The clear horizon belongs to autonomy, not fairness.
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People v. Welch
Trial counsel's psychiatric focus during penalty phase closing argument isn't in itself unsound.
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Criminal defendant is entitled to reversal of conviction where trial court erroneously deprived him of choice of counsel.
New York v. Hill
Defense counsel's agreement to later trial date waives prisoner's speedy trial rights under Interstate Agreement on Detainers.
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NEW YORK -- It's a bit surreal to the cast of "Modern Family" that this series is coming to an end this 11th season.
Especially for Nolan Gould. He's played Luke Dunphy for most of his childhood. He's literally grown up right before our eyes on ABC.
"I still just haven't found a good way to sum it up. It's 11 years of your life, it's been an amazing journey and experience, and I'll never find anything quite like what we have going on here so there's a lot of different emotions coming into the final season but we're about half way done and it's feeling really strong, it's going to be an amazing season," Gould said.
Along with that, come fans that feel like they know him. Gould says that was weird for him at first, but now, he compares it to a family reunion.
"I get it, it's kind of like running into an uncle you haven't seen in a few years," he said.
As for his character's growth, he says he's happy with it. His only wish is that Luke and dad Phil go out in the finale as best buds.
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Tonight's episode revolved around a pool party where Cam and Mitch end up feeling insecure about their bodies despite trying to show Lily that she shouldn't feel nervous.
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Martin Šimeček (born 29 July 1967 in Příbram) is a Czech retired competitive ice dancer. With partner Kateřina Mrázová, he is a multiple Czech national champion. They placed 10th at the 1992 Winter Olympics (at which they competed for Czechoslovakia), 8th at the 1994 Winter Olympics, and 13th at the 1998 Winter Olympics. They retired from competitive skating following the 1998 World Figure Skating Championships.

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BARRY READY TO RETURN
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The experienced defender of Manchester City, Gareth Barry, is ready to return in the City's squad after recovering from the injury. The manager of Manchester City, Roberto Mancini, would have been quite relieved by this news. The performance of City's defense hasn't been up to the mark in the ongoing season so far, with five goals conceded in three matches. Man City news ran a poll that suggests that 90% of the fans want Barry back in the first team as soon as possible!
Barry has played two matches for City's Elite Development Squad against Middlesbrough and Liverpool respectively. He played for 45 minutes against Middlesbrough and 80 minutes for Liverpool. The way he was moving on the field, it seemed that he has got rid of the injury and he is fit enough to play football at top level. Barry was a part of the England squad for the Euro Cup 2012, but, he discovered a groin injury and wasn't able to play in the tournament. He had to go through a hernia surgery which ruled him out of the game for one and half months. After recovering, he started practicing, but, he injured himself again in a training session.
Barry said that it was frustrating to miss the Euro Cup due to the injury. It was a golden opportunity to perform well at the international level. The last three months were not easy for him. But, he is happy to have regained his fitness early in the season. He would try to give his best for the team. Roberto Mancini said that Barry is an experienced defender and his comeback would definitely strengthen City's defense which has struggled in the first three matches of the season. As per Mancini, Barry has looked in good touch in the two matches that he has played for City's Elite Development squad and hopefully, he would play up to his potential in the ongoing season.


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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank faces hurdles on the way to normalizing its monetary policy after years of extraordinary stimulus, ECB policy maker Jens Weidmann said in an interview published on Thursday.
The ECB is due to end its money-printing program at the end of this year after pumping 2.6 trillion euro ($3.06 trillion)on the bond market and has hinted at a rate hike late next year if inflation in the euro zone extends its gentle acceleration.
But clouds are already forming on the horizon, with emerging economies feeling the squeeze of higher U.S. interest rates and trade frictions between the United States and China weighing on growth.
Even Weidmann, the head of Germany's central bank and a prominent hawk on the ECB's policy-making body, struck a cautious tone.
"(Policy normalization) is a long road which hides big challenges and whose end-point has yet to be determined," he told financial newspaper Handelsblatt.
Long-considered the front-runner to succeed Mario Draghi as ECB President next year, Weidmann will need the support of German Chancellor Angela Merkel to secure the job at the helm of the euro zone's most powerful institution.
Echoing Merkel, Weidmann poured cold water on the notion of creating a parallel European payment system to shield companies from the United States' policy choices, such as recent sanctions against Iran.
"Many companies and banks are linked to the United States anyway," Weidmann said.
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Q: Trouble callings two async functions: I have a asynchronous function which calls an external API. I got the results in API variable and console logging produces the right result.
function getSourceAndCountry(arr) {
  let source = ``;
  let country = ``;
  for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
    for (let j = 0; j < arr[i].length; j++) {
      if (arr[i][j] && arr[i][j + 1]) {
        let API = `https://coronavirus-tracker-api.herokuapp.com/v2/locations?source=`;
        source = arr[i][j];
        API += `${source}`;
        country = arr[i][j + 1];
        API += `&country_code=${country}`;
        console.log(API);
      }
    }
  }
}

console.logging produces the following results after calling: getSourceAndCountry(sourceToCountry)
https://coronavirus-tracker-api.herokuapp.com/v2/locations?source=csbs&country_code=US
https://coronavirus-tracker-api.herokuapp.com/v2/locations?source=jhu&country_code=CA
https://coronavirus-tracker-api.herokuapp.com/v2/locations?source=jhu&country_code=IN

I tried using async-await like this:
async function oneTypeMultipleCountries(agent) {...
let response = Promise.resolve(result);
      response.then((res) => {
        console.log(res);
      });

async function getSourceAndCountry(arr) {
  let source = ``;
  let country = ``;
  let response;
  for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
    for (let j = 0; j < arr[i].length; j++) {
      if (arr[i][j] && arr[i][j + 1]) {
        let API = `https://coronavirus-tracker-api.herokuapp.com/v2/locations?source=`;
        source = arr[i][j];
        API += `${source}`;
        country = arr[i][j + 1];
        API += `&country_code=${country}`;
        response = await getJSON(API);

      }
    }
  }
   return response;
}

Console logging the res value in promises produces the last resolved promise. What am I missing here. I am not able to figure out.

A: you may want the function to return a map like this
const getSourceAndCountry = async (arr) => {
  const responses = {};
  for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
    for (let j = 0; j < arr[i].length; j++) {
      if (arr[i][j] && arr[i][j + 1]) {
        const source = arr[i][j];
        const country = arr[i][j + 1];
        const API = `https://coronavirus-tracker-api.herokuapp.com/v2/locations?source=${source}&country_code=${country}`;
        responses[`${country}:${source}`] = await getJSON(API);
      }
    }
  }
  return response;
}

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Sen. Murkowski: We Need to Act Soon on Nuclear Waste Issue
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, today made the following opening statement during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on S. 3469, the Nuclear Waste Administration Act of 2012:
"Mr. Chairman, thank you for holding this hearing on a topic that needs to be resolved in order for nuclear energy to play the role that it is capable of in meeting our energy needs. While I have been skeptical regarding the need to delay progress on resolving these issues while the Blue Ribbon Commission deliberated, the Blue Ribbon Commission itself is a credible group that has produced a thoughtful report regarding how to move our Nation's spent nuclear fuel program forward.
"Although there may be little that is truly new in their proposals, I am optimistic that the report has ignited a heightened sense of urgency and renewed focus on these issues. As the commission's report notes, the government's failure to address our nuclear waste issues is damaging to the development of future nuclear power and simultaneously worsening our nation's financial situation. We need to act, and we need to act soon.
"Mr. Chairman, the legislation that you introduced is indicative of months of good, productive discussions between you, Senator Feinstein, Senator Alexander, and myself discussing ways to address the back-end of the nuclear fuel cycle. I congratulate you for moving the discussion forward and putting a marker out there toward reaching that goal.
"While we ultimately could not bridge the issue of linking progress on interim storage and a permanent repository, I want to be clear to those following these discussions that while prospects for legislative enactment this Congress are not favorable, we will continue the effort next year and build upon the progress that the Chairman has begun.
"I will also note that the Senate Energy and Water Appropriations bill contains language that seeks to move interim storage forward in a timely manner. While a short-term continuing resolution appears likely to be agreed to in the next several days, I am hopeful that the interim storage language will be included when Congress acts on the full Fiscal Year 2013 spending bills.
"In addition, we would be remiss if we did not examine the impact of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia's remand of the NRC's Waste Confidence Decision on new license applications and license renewals and how legislation along the lines of S. 3469 could help address the Court's concerns."
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- 10 civilians were killed and 8 were injured in a suicide attack with a bomb vest. The explosion happened inside a bus near Al Mawwal restaurant in Al Mustansiriya neighborhood near Mustansiriya Univ. at 1 pm BLT.
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- Iraqi police said a U.S. military convoy shot a man was driving his car in Al Saidiyah neighborhood near the fire dept building in the area around 5 p.m. No further details about the incident.
- Police found 20 dead bodies throughout Baghdad . 2 bodies were found in the eastern side of Baghdad (Rusafa) near Al Qanat highway. The other 18 corpses were found on the western side of the city (Karkh) in the following neighborhoods: 5 bodies in Yarmouk, 4 bodies in Ghazaliya, 3 bodies in Dora, 2 bodies in Adil, 2 bodies in Al Saidiya, 2 bodies in Al Amil.
- A source in Khanaqeen district police directorate said that 3 civilians were injured in an IED explosion happened in Ban Mil village, one of the villages of Khanaqeen district north east Baquba. The source said that the IED was planted to target the Shiite pilgrims who were doing their ceremonies of Arbaieniya visit of Imam Hussein but the parade of the pilgrims changed its way.
- A medical source in Baladrooz city hospital said that 5 workers were killed and 10 others injured in an IED explosion targeted their bus in Baladrooz city east of Baquba. The workers are building workers who work in building a new primary school for the pupils of the city. The security source said that the explosion was so strong that the bus was scattered into pieces and the bodies spread tens meters away.
- Security and political sources in Muqdadiya city 45 KMs north east of Baquba city confirmed today that the insurgents groups who are joined under the leadership of what they call ( the Islamic state of Iraq ) attacked yesterday and today many Sunni villages. The sources added that 130 families from the villages of Tawakol and Bodija had been displaced towards the Shiite villages of Timeem after burning the houses, the farms and the orchards of these families.
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Natixis Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust 2019-1776 -- Moody's assigns provisional ratings to eleven CMBS classes of NCMS 2019-1776
The certificates are collateralized by a single loan secured by the borrower's fee simple interest in Patriots Park, a suburban office campus with three office buildings and two parking garages in Reston, Virginia. The trust loan was originated on October 2, 2019 and is secured by the borrower's fee simple interest in Patriots Park. The borrower, Hyundai Able Patriots Park, LLC, is controlled by KB Financial Group, Inc. ("the Sponsor").
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Announcement of Periodic Review: Moody's announces completion of a periodic review of ratings of KB Kookmin Card Co., Ltd. Hong Kong, September 05, 2019 -- Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") has completed a periodic review of the ratings of KB Kookmin Card Co., Ltd. and other ratings that are associated with the same analytical unit. The review was conducted through a portfolio review in which Moody's reassessed the appropriateness of the ratings in the context of the relevant principal methodology(ies), recent developments, and a comparison of the financial and operating profile to similarly rated peers.
KB Kookmin Card Co., Ltd. -- Moody's assigns foreign- and local-currency short term ratings of P-1 to KB Kookmin Card
Moody's Investors Service has assigned foreign- and local-currency short-term issuer ratings of P-1 to KB Kookmin Card Co., Ltd. (A2 stable). KB Kookmin Card's existing long-term issuer ratings and stable outlook are unaffected by today's rating action. The P-1 foreign- and local-currency short-term ratings are aligned with KB Kookmin Card's A2 long-term issuer rating, in accordance with Moody's approach for determining short-term ratings based on the standard mapping guidance described in the cross-sector rating methodology "Short-Term Ratings".
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Editor's note: "7 of the Best Emerging Markets Stocks to Buy" was previously published in February 2019. It has since been updated to include the most relevant information available.Most investors looking for stocks to buy in 2019 are sticking to the tried and true by opting to own the biggest names on the S&P 500. However, for those with an adventurous streak willing to accept slightly higher risk, the emerging markets currently provide significant value relative to the S&P 500. InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsThe iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (NYSEARCA:EEM) has a price-earnings ratio of 21, meaningfully below the S&P's P/E ratio of 22.15 . Don't care for the P/E ratio? Well, on a price-to-book basis, EEM is trading at a 6% discount. I think you get the point. Emerging market stocks are cheaper than the S&P. Successful investing means you sometimes have to go elsewhere for above-average returns. Which means you've got to eliminate your home-country bias and head overseas where economic growth is accelerating at a much faster pace and value deals are aplenty. Veteran Fidelity portfolio manager Joel Tillinghast had this to say about Japanese stocks:"There's something like 200 U.S. companies in the Russell 2000 Index that have price to earnings under 13. In Japan, there are 1,300."While I realize Japan isn't an emerging market, the same principle currently applies. * 7 A-Rated Stocks to Buy for the Rest of 2019 If you want cheap gains, here are seven emerging markets stocks to buy.Source: Maher Najm via Flickr China: TAL Education (TAL)While the most obvious buy here would be Alibaba (NYSE:BABA), I'm going to go with TAL Education (NYSE:TAL), one of China's leading private educational companies. It provides supplemental education to Chinese K-12 students. I recommended its stock in August 2017 after it went on a 23% run in a single month that summer. Since then, it has gone sideways, despite good runs in April and June. Unfortunately, due to some bad apples in the Chinese tutoring market, the government cracked down on the industry, affecting everyone's stock prices. In its most recent quarterly report, TAL's income from operations soared 71% versus the same period a year earlier. Although analysts have lost some enthusiasm for its stock, 21 analysts have a "buy" or "overweight" rating on its stock. As China continues to grow its middle class, companies like TAL, have an opportunity to benefit from that growth. However, to do so, it has to continue to evolve its marketing practices to recruit new students. That's not a sure thing despite its recent growth. Like all Chinese stocks, I wouldn't bet the farm, but a small nibble won't hurt you.Source: Shutterstock South Korea: KB Financial Group (KB)KB Financial Group (NYSE:KB) is one of South Korea's leading financial institutions. Under the KB Financial umbrella, it operates 12 subsidiaries, including a bank, insurance company, asset and wealth management businesses, and many others.In April, KB announced its Q1 2019 results. Its net operating profit dropped 5.5% year-over-year. but its net interest income climbed 5% YoY. * 10 F-Rated Stocks That Could Break Your Portfolio Although the South Korean economy has slowed, KB Financial gives you an excellent dividend yield above 4% while you wait for KB stock to climb back above $60 where it was a year ago.Source: Shutterstock Taiwan: Chunghwa Telecom (CHT)Chunghwa Telecom (NYSE:CHT) is the largest telecom company in Taiwan. It provides Taiwanese customers with fixed-line, mobile, broadband and internet services. In recent years, it has also begun to invest in technology such as artificial intelligence and IoT platforms. On Jan. 25, it announced an exclusive partnership with Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) to promote domestic and international video content in 4k quality to its more than two million multimedia-on-demand customers. The "Netflix Bundle Package" comes with a set-top box and remote control and is expected to grow its customer base. While Chunghwa gets great Netflix content, Netflix's partnership with it will allow the video streamer to grab great Taiwanese content for its global audience. It's a win/win.In the mobile market, Chunghwa had a 36.3% market share as of the end of 2018, one-third more than its next biggest competitor. With an excellent dividend yield of 4.2% and a total debt to total equity ratio of 0.45, it's a much safer investment than AT&T (NYSE:T).Source: Shutterstock India: ICICI Bank (IBN)As emerging markets go, India is one of the most interesting in my opinion, because it has an excellent rule of law compared to China and the like. In March 2018, I picked ICICI Bank (NYSE:IBN) as one of the ten best stocks to buy under $10. IBN has jumped about 40% since then."I believe that India will continue to grow at a faster rate than the emerging markets as a whole," I wrote in March 2018. "Owning the largest private sector bank in India is a good proxy for benefiting from that growth."The bank's first quarter results, announced in May, featured a 26% gain in its core operating profit, 17% domestic loan growth, and a 16% increase in total deposits. * 7 A-Rated Stocks to Buy for the Rest of 2019 ICICI isn't a good Indian bank. It's an excellent global bank that can keep up with any U.S. financial institution.Source: Shutterstock Brazil: Azul (AZUL)Brazil is one of many South American economies that I find very exciting. Sure, the news from Venezuela makes investors nervous about committing investment funds to nations that seem to view the rule of law as if it were written on toilet paper, but despite this, the potential is enormous. Of all the emerging markets in 2018, Brazil had the second-best performance up 18.5% in U.S. dollars and 12% excluding currency, behind only Argentina, which gained 21.1% in U.S. dollars and local currency.Azul (NYSE:AZUL) is the largest airline in Brazil if you go by the number of flights it operates or the number of cities it serves. If you're familiar with the travel app Kayak, it recently named Azul best Latin American airline. The company's traffic jumped over 20% year-over-year in both May and June. In Q1, its EBITDA increased 8% year-over-year.I continue to marvel at how South American companies make money despite crippling inflation. Imagine what would happen if these countries ever got their politics settled. Source: Renate Dodell via Flickr South Africa: Mix Telematics (MIXT)Of all the companies on this emerging markets stocks list, Mix Telematics (NYSE:MIXT) is the one I'm least familiar with; that's not because it's South African but more likely because it has a market cap of just $351 million. I like an excellent small-cap story as much as the next guy. I don't write about them that often. What makes Mix such an interesting company?It's a subscription-based SaaS company that provides its transportation customers with on-the-go vehicle asset management software to ensure their fleets don't disappear. Sure, there's lots of competition in this field, but it appears to be growing, and that's all that matters.In fiscal 2020, analysts, on average, expect Mix to generate revenue of $151.7 million, most of which is recurring subscription revenue, the best kind of revenue. On the bottom line, it's expected to report EPS of 15 cents. "Our attractive combination of strong growth and a highly scalable business model is leading to increased cash generation," said CEO Stefan Joselowitz on Jan. 31. "Our results were driven by ongoing robust demand globally for our services from our customers across all verticals." * 7 A-Rated Stocks to Buy for the Rest of 2019 Source: Shutterstock Russia: Qiwi PLC (QIWI)Russia might be equally as tricky as China in terms of investing, but that doesn't mean there aren't any opportunities. Qiwi (NASDAQ:QIWI) is a Russian online payment company. It began life in 1999 selling pre-paid mobile top-up cards. Four years later it introduced push payments, followed by the QIWI digital wallet, money remittance and many other fintech innovations. I must admit I don't spend much time in the fintech realm but it is one of the world's most significant trends, and so it's crucial to include stocks like QIWI in lists of emerging market stocks to buy whenever possible. Regarding its financials, QIWI has grown its adjusted net revenue over the past five years 21% compounded annually. On the bottom line, it has increased its adjusted net profit by 17% compounded annually over the same period. Its payment services segment generates approximately 86% of the company's overall revenue. It's growing at 20% compounded annually. If you're the speculative type, QIWI should be right up your alley. As of this writing, Will Ashworth did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 7 A-Rated Stocks to Buy for the Rest of 2019 * 7 Education Stocks to Buy for the Future of Academia * 5 Stocks to Buy as You Rebalance Your Portfolio The post 7 of the Best Emerging Markets Stocks to Buy appeared first on InvestorPlace.
KB Securities Co., Ltd. -- Moody's assigns first-time A3 issuer rating to KB Securities
Moody's Investors Service has assigned first-time A3/P-2 foreign currency issuer ratings to KB Securities Co., Ltd. The outlook on KB Securities is stable. KB Securities is 100% owned by KB Financial Group Inc.
KB Financial Group Inc. -- Moody's assigns A1 foreign currency issuer rating to KB Financial Group; outlook stable
Moody's Investors Service has assigned an A1 long-term foreign currency issuer rating, with a stable outlook and a Prime-1 short-term foreign currency issuer rating to KB Financial Group Inc. (KB FG). KB FG's A1 foreign currency issuer rating incorporates a three-notch uplift from its preliminary rating assessment (PRA) to reflect Moody's assessment of likely government support.


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What Astrology says about your money?
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According to your zodiac sign, astrology says your perspective can also be known in terms of money. For example, how generous you are in financial matters or how much you believe in saving money. Your zodiac sign affects you in every aspect of life. The same thing applies in the case of money being spent. All zodiac signs have certain qualities that make their natives excessively expensive.
Talk about the people of Aries zodiac, then these people do not give much thought in terms of money and also do not miss out on taking risks. Due to this, such people have to suffer many times. It would be fine to take a decision in terms of money.
Such people are stable and self-sufficient in financial matters. These people know where, when and how to invest their money. Their economic understanding is more than that of other people.
It is difficult for the people of this amount to deposit money. It would be better for them to rely on an automatic withdrawal system for their savings account.
The people of this zodiac are more attached to their family and also give importance to money. But sometimes these people also help those who should not be helped.
People with this amount do not hesitate at all to borrow, which can also become a sore throat. Recourse to borrowing to fulfill your hobby will not be called the right decision.
When it comes to matters related to finance, these people are generous-hearted, but this step can also harm them.
Glamor-choice Libra people do not miss out on loans for their hobbies. But this path may be wrong.
Such people have the ability to generate funds, but they retreat at the time of competition. These people also get emotional in the financial deal, which leads to the possibility of loss.
These people like habitual thrills, be it finance or life management. These people are also more expensive.
Though Capricorn people are practical, but also mix finance and feel. Therefore, it would be right to remain practical even in the matter of money.
These people are of a slightly different nature. That is, everything needed for everyone may be non-essential for them.
Therefore, they should first meet all their necessary expenses. Only then will the second expense be profitable.
These people need to be alert in terms of money. If needed, do not miss taking advice from anyone. Actually your naivete can harm you.
Sri Tulasi is a professional astrologer, life coach and member of the Indian Astrologers Council. She has more than 15 years of practical experience in astrology. She is a regular columnist in many leading newspapers in India.
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Shanghai: Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton secured a record-extending sixth Chinese Grand Prix (GP) victory on Sunday, snatching the world championship lead from his Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas.
Five-time world champion Hamilton, of the United Kingdom, clinched his 75th career victory and second of the season in the 1,000th Formula One race after overtaking pole-sitter Bottas of Finland.
"It was not the most straightforward of race weekends," he said. "To have a one-two together (with Bottas) in the 1,000th race is really special!" he said referring to Mercedes' third one-two lockout since the start of the season.
Hamilton and Bottas obtained a one-two victory in Bahrain Grand Prix and the season-opening Australian Grand Prix last month, reports Efe news.
The 34-year-old Briton took the checkered flag 6.552 seconds ahead of Bottas, with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel coming third and Red Bull's Max Verstappen fourth.


Irrigation via furrows between rows of crops.
Experiment 2: Testing under furrow irrigation scenario.
Farmers who grow crops under furrow irrigation could save hours of labor every time they water, using a new modification to layflat irrigation tubing recently patented by ARS agricultural engineer Allan S.
Polyacrylamide has been studied extensively for use in furrow irrigation (Lentz et al.
In a more recent application, polyacrylamide-amended irrigation water was used to reduce furrow irrigation induced erosion and sediment loss (Lentz and Sojka, 1994).
PAM is an effective and environmentally safe means of reducing weed seed distribution in furrow irrigation water while simultaneously reducing erosion and increasing infiltration in weed-free crop production.
Field furrow irrigation studies have shown typical net infiltration increases as compared to controls of 15% to 50% (increasing with clay content) with PAM treatment (McCutchan et al.
Conversely, runoff is often planned with furrow irrigation to improve infiltration uniformity by reducing the difference in infiltration opportunity times between upper and lower ends of fields.
Approximately 40% of Idaho's irrigated cropland located on the Snake River Plain in the southern part of the state is surface irrigated with furrow irrigation being the predominant form.
Other high-efficiency irrigation methods, like different types of furrow irrigation and sprinklers based on the farmers' needs, were also being explored, Elahi stated.
Mathew and Kuruvilla (2005) expressed that among the methods of irrigation, furrow irrigation and alternate furrow irrigation had registered comparatively higher values for juice quality parameters like sucrose content, brix, commercial cane sugar (CCS) percent, and purity coefficient with lesser content of reducing sugar and fiber content.
Organic tomato yields for 20 years under furrow irrigation were not significantly different from conventional tomato yields.
From time in memorial farmers are accustomed to irrigate their crops by flooding as they do for rice and wheat or furrow irrigation as they do for some other crops.


Love Variety is looking for an enthusiastic, motivated and friendly street team member to flyer for it's production, Harry De Cruz Gets His Act Together.
Harry is an award wining magician who is bringing his debut show to the fringe all about the skills and party tricks he's learnt as a magician.
Show blurb: Everyone has a party trick. Harry has 374 and counting. The multidisciplined 'king of party tricks' (Dynamo) presents a show that can only be described as unbelievable. 'The real Harry Potter' (JK Rowling).
•	Fee: £10.00 per hour - paid in cash, on the day.
•	Hours: initially 2 hours per day, between approx 11:30am-1:30pm - could suit a fringe show performer looking for extra work during the festival.
•	Experience: Previous flyering or Edinburgh Fringe experience is preferred though not essential. You must feel comfortable approaching and socialising anyone and everyone on the street.


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Q: Read VHDL data from another architecture I need to read data from a defined VHDL (.vhd) file. The file is like this:
entity ROM is
    port ( address : in std_logic_vector(3 downto 0);
           data : out std_logic_vector(7 downto 0) );
end entity ROM;

architecture behavioral of ROM is
    type ROM is array ( 0 to 2**4 - 1) of std_logic_vector(7 downto 0);
    constant my_ROM : ROM := (
        0  => "00000000",
        1  => "00000001");

begin

    data <= my_ROM(to_integer(unsigned(address)));

end architecture behavioral;

I know similar question has been posted, How to read data from rom_type in VHDL?, but I think I still need help on it. Let's say I have another .vhd file, how should I get the data stored inside this ROM entity?

A: You need to define an address and data signal to connect to the ROM entity in this architecture. For example;
signal rom_address : std_logic_vector(3 downto 0);
signal rom_data    : std_logic_vector(7 downto 0);

Then you can add the following instantiation to your architecture.
somelabel : entity work.ROM
  port map (
     address => rom_address,
     data    => rom_data
  );

You need to drive the rom_address signal to get the data from the corresponding addresses in your ROM.
What you could also do is declare this entity as a component in a package or in the architecture from which are going to instantiate it.
The component declaration looks like this;
component ROM is
  port (
    address : in std_logic_vector(3 downto 0);
    data    : out std_logic_vector(7 downto 0)
  );
end component;

This allows you to instantiate this entity as a component in your architecture.
somelabel : ROM
  port map (
     address => rom_address,
     data    => rom_data
  );


General Practice Supervisors Australia (GPSA) is once again proud to have the support of the RTO Network to sponsor the Supervisor Liaison Officer Network (SLON) meetings taking place in 2019.
The first meeting will be held in April, 2019 venue TBC with the second meeting scheduled to take place in Melbourne at the Crown Conference Centre in conjunction with GPTEC 2019 on Tuesday 3 September. The meeting will run from 8.30am – 4.30pm.
GPSA will hold its Annual General Meeting at 4.30pm following the SLON on Tuesday 3 September.
For any enquiries, please contact the GPSA team: admin@gpsupervisorsaustralia.org.au.


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Dauphin County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
(717) 234-5530	240 North Third Street
Alan Kennedy-Shaffer
(717) 265-8741	3101 N. Front St.
Administrative, Appeals and Criminal Defense
Thomas Eric Panzer
Bucks County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 27 years experience
(215) 345-8888	116 East Court Street
Administrative, Municipal, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Widener University Delaware School of Law
Thomas E. Panzer's practice areas focus on administrative litigation, including zoning and workers' compensation. Mr. Panzer has represented multiple zoning hearing boards over the past 20 years. He also represents both claimants and defendants in workers' compensation matters, which has made him a sought-after and frequent lecturer on Pennsylvania workers' compensation topics.
Mr. Panzer joined High Swartz in 2016 as a result of a merger with McNamara, Bolla & Panzer, Attorneys at Law, a firm for which he served as Managing Partner. Mr. Panzer has been practicing law in southeastern Pennsylvania for nearly 25 years.
In addition to the practice of law,...
Russell S. Warner
Erie County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 39 years experience
(814) 870-7759	100 State St
Administrative, Business, Energy and Environmental
Russell S. Warner is the Managing Partner of the law firm of MacDonald, Illig, Jones & Britton LLP in Erie, Pennsylvania. He is the founder and past Chairman of the firm's Environmental Group. He concentrates his practice in the areas of business and environmental law, including matters involving the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, as well as matters before the USEPA Environmental Appeals Board and the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board.
Mr. Warner's practice includes representation of businesses, financial institutions, economic development organizations and municipal entities regarding business and environmental matters, as well as acquisitions, capital...
Scott MacNair
Montgomery County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 20 years experience
(215) 699-3002	1816 West Point Pike
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Municipal
Scott MacNair is a graduate of the Villanova University School of Law. He began his legal career in 1998 with the Pennsylvania State Education Association where he specialized in labor and education law. In 1999, he obtained a judicial clerkship with a Court of Common Pleas Judge, the Honorable Linda K.M. Ludgate, in Berks County, Pennsylvania. In 2001, Scott obtained employment as an Assistant District Attorney with the Bucks County District Attorney's Office. In 2004, he was promoted to Chief of Narcotics with the District Attorney's Office. In 2005, he was promoted to Deputy District...
John J. "Jack" Mehler
Administrative, Bankruptcy, Business and Real Estate
For 30 years, "Jack" Mehler has helped public and private companies, banks, developers, non-profit corporations and individuals in a wide range of legal matters. Jack concentrates in the areas of general business matters, real estate, banking, and financial transactions.
Jack also represents taxpayer-clients and developers in real estate tax assessment (value) appeals, and tax exemption cases throughout western Pennsylvania on many different types of properties as diverse as marinas, waterfront shipping facilities, hospitals, shopping centers and malls, industrial plants, truck terminals and warehouses, commercial and professional office buildings, corporate headquarters, hotels, and senior living facilities.
Jack has written numerous articles and is...
J. W. Alberstadt Jr.
Administrative, Bankruptcy, Business and Education
Jay Alberstadt is a senior partner with MacDonald Illig. He concentrates his practice in the areas of real estate, commercial and economic development ,and conventional and tax-exempt financing. He provides legal services to individuals, business entities, lending institutions, municipal authorities and development agencies. Mr. Alberstadt handles matters ranging from residential real estate transactions to detailed title and development issues. He also provides representation in commercial financings and tax-exempt municipal, industrial development and 501(c)(3) bond issues. He is co-chair of the Firm's real estate practice group and chair of the firm's marketing committee.
Craig A. Doll
Philadelphia County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 44 years experience
(215) 495-6522	Cira Centre, 13th Floor
Craig A. Doll brings more than 40 years of experience and knowledge to his representation of clients in the transportation and utility industries. Mr. Doll concentrates his practice in transportation litigation on behalf of limousine, household goods and property carriers, paratransit companies, airport transfer carriers, and taxicab companies before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and the Commonwealth's Courts. He also represents public utilities in proceedings before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, the Public Service Commission of Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and the appellate courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Doll has represented both large and small investor-owned utilities in various...
Mark J. Shaw
Erie County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney
Administrative, Business, Construction and Energy
Gilbert P. High
Montgomery County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 55 years experience
(610) 275-0700	40 East Airy Street
Administrative, Estate Planning, Municipal and Real Estate
Gilbert P. High, Jr. has devoted his career primarily to the practice of Municipal, Real Estate and Land Use Law and Estates & Trusts. He has extensive experience in legislative drafting, subdivision and land development, zoning litigation, public employment issues, local taxation, public contracting, and the law of easements and rights of way. He regularly speaks on issues pertaining to municipal liability, particularly regarding the maintenance of the Urban Forest, a subject on which he has lectured nationally.
Mr. High also practices in the area of estate planning, particularly in the administration of complex estates, will drafting, the creation and...
Ms. Doris J Dabrowski
Philadelphia County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 44 years experience
(215) 790-1115	1525 Locust St
Administrative, Appeals, Business and Health Care
Rutgers School of Law-Newark
Licensed to practice in Pa. and N.J. Comprehensive knowledge of disability employment and benefit law, federal state and local government employment and benefit claims, private sector employment law, contract negotiations and litigation, professional licensing, ERISA, administrative agency and court appeals.
Jennifer Brostmeyer Hirneisen
Erie County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
Administrative, Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Kathleen Thomas
Bucks County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 31 years experience
(215) 345-8888	116 E Court St
Administrative, Business, Municipal and Tax
Temple University Beasley School of Law
Kathleen M. Thomas concentrates her practice in the areas of municipal law, small business, non-profit law, and civil litigation. Kathleen is also experienced in other areas of municipal law, including Right to Know, land development, zoning, code enforcement and litigation.
Recognized as an expert in the areas of Pennsylvania Act 511 taxation, Kathleen serves as Special Act 511 Tax Counsel to the Townships of Lower Merion and Abington, among others. She also serves as the Act 511 Hearing Officer to multiple municipalities in Montgomery and Delaware Counties. She also serves as Special Tax Consultant for ordinance and Regulation Revision and litigation...
Daniel M. Miller
Administrative, Business, Education and Employment
Robert E. Gandley
Administrative, Energy and Environmental
Randall Selagy
Chester County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 35 years experience
(610) 444-6880	150 Beverly Drive
Free ConsultationAdministrative and Social Security Disability
Private practice of law for 30 years.
Tyler Joseph Smith Esq
Allegheny County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 26 years experience
(412) 502-5000	One Gateway Center 18th Floor, West Wing
420 Fort Duquesne Blvd
Administrative, Business, Health Care and Medical Malpractice
TYLER J. SMITH is an attorney with the law firm of Bordas & Bordas, PLLC, which has been identified as one of West Virginia's best personal injury law firms. He is proud to open the firm's first Pennsylvania office. Mr. Smith is an expert in trial advocacy, having tried more than 40 corporate and professional liability lawsuits to verdict in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He specializes in a wide array of complex civil litigation, including but not limited to: medical malpractice, hospital and nursing home negligence, oil and gas, legal malpractice, interstate trucking litigation, ski accidents, premises liability, construction...
Linda Ann Kerns
Philadelphia County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
(215) 731-1400	1420 Locust Street
Administrative, Divorce, Family and Tax
Experienced, Caring, Detail Oriented Divorce - Child Support - Child Custody Attorney practicing in Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester & Bucks Counties in Pennsylvania and Camden, Gloucester & Burlington Counties in New Jersey.
Jonathan Kevin Cohn
Allegheny County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 21 years experience
(412) 338-1445	429 Forbes Avenue
1616 Allegheny Building
Administrative and Employment
Jonathan Cohn (Jon) focuses on employment, employee benefits, and whistleblower cases. Jon also litigates individual employment discrimination actions in both federal and state court, advises executives and professionals concerning their employment and non-competition agreements, and negotiates severance packages.
Michael Louis Barbiero
(215) 633-1890	350 Sentry Parkway East
Building 630, Suite 110-A
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Municipal, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Widener University Delaware School of Law and Temple University
Michael is an experienced, well-respected litigator and trial attorney. Clients benefit from his perfect mix of real-world and legal experience. Prior to returning to school for law, Michael worked for several years with troubled teens in and around Philadelphia. Helping families at their darkest times inspired him to return to school to become an attorney. Following a clerkship with the esteemed President Judge Alex Bonavitacola, Phila Court of Common Pleas, Michael defended businesses, insurance companies and municipalities. He argued before the Delaware Supreme Court (making new law on indemnification), as well as the Federal Courts under...
Jenna Bickford
Erie County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 11 years experience
Administrative, Business, Education and Health Care
Jenna Bickford is a partner in the Business Transactions Group of MacDonald Illig. She represents clients across a number of practice areas including Business Transactions, Real Estate, Government Services and Public Finance, and Health Care.
Ms. Bickford routinely represents business clients of all sizes with a variety of legal needs including business formation, contract matters, corporate and regulatory compliance, and mergers and acquisitions. She has also taught mergers and acquisitions as an adjunct instructor at Mercyhurst University.
As a member of the Real Estate Group, she regularly handles both residential and commercial real estate transactions and assists clients with title matters. She...
Jeffrey A Franklin
Lebanon County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 29 years experience
(888) 313-0416	910 N Hanover Street
Administrative, Business, Communications and Municipal
University of Pittsburgh School of Law and Bucknell University
Jeffrey A. Franklin serves clients in ways that maximize their opportunity to achieve their business goals. Jeff has more than 20 years of experience, primarily in the areas of electric, gas, telecommunication, alternative energy, transportation and water regulation. He also has extensive experience in technology, Internet and computer law and e-discovery issues. Jeff advises clients regarding compliance with regulatory requirements and the successful implementation of business strategies. Jeff has successfully conducted administrative adjudications, civil cases and appeals before various state and federal courts and administrative agencies. He has extensive experience in a variety of legal areas, including administrative law,...
Brian McEwing Esq.
(267) 324-3773	719 E PASSYUNK AVENUE
Administrative, Environmental, Insurance Claims and Insurance Defense
Rutgers University - Camden
Brian received his bachelor's degree in political science from Rutgers University College Camden where he graduated summa cum laude, earning the Jack Marvin Weiner award and the Armitage award for highest overall grade average. He graduated from Rutgers School of Law Camden in 2008. While in law school he performed pro bono work for the Community Dispute Resolution Pro Bono Mediation Project and completed a pro bono research project for a local maritime non-profit. Brian has over twenty years experience as a licensed mariner and over fifteen years in marine management positions, including Port Captain. He has extensive experience in...
James R. Walczak
Administrative, Bankruptcy, Business and Health Care
Georgetown University Law Center and The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Mr. Walczak concentrates his practice in the areas of corporate governance, business transactions and finance, and creditors' rights.
Mr. Walczak acts in the capacity of general counsel for a number of business, non-profit and governmental organizations, providing legal advice on corporate, transactional and tax matters. Mr. Walczak is listed in the Bond Buyer Municipal Market Place Guide (commonly known as the municipal bond attorney's Red Book), and regularly provides tax advice and board counsel tax opinions with respect to tax-exempt financing transactions.
Mr. Walczak also represents creditors in complex creditor-debtor matters, including the negotiation of workout agreements and the representation of creditors...
Sarah M. Spletzer
(215) 874-8808	1500 JFK Boulevard
Sarah M. Spletzer is of counsel with the Law Firm of Jacobson & Rooks LLC, focusing primarily on federal, Pennsylvania and New Jersey labor and employment discrimination matters. Ms. Spletzer received a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the Pennsylvania State University in 1994, and is a graduate of Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Delaware, where she attended school in the evening division while working full time in the Labor & Employment department of the Philadelphia law firm of Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel. Upon graduation from law school, Ms. Spletzer became an associate with...
Michele Mansmann
Allegheny County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
Free ConsultationAdministrative and Military
Representing individuals throughout Western Pennsylvania in claims for Social Security disability benefits or Veteran's compensation in the following counties: Allgeheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Clearfield, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Greene, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, McKean, Mercer, Venango, Warren, Washington, and Westmoreland County
Harold R Berk
Delaware County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney with 48 years experience
(215) 896-2882	150 N. Radnor Chester Road
Radnor, PA 19087
Administrative, Business, Real Estate and Tax
Practicing for 48 years in real estate, business organizations, partnerships, tax and financing of developments utilizing various federal and state tax credits and commercial and governmental financing programs
Jeremy C. Rosenbaum
Montgomery County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer
(267) 625-8600	The Pavilion
261 Old York Road, Suite 302A
Administrative, Civil Rights, Criminal Defense and Employment
John Stone Bagby Jr
(610) 889-1550	43 Leopard Road
Paoli Executive Green II, Suite 301
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Appeals, Business and Health Care
As founder and principal of Bagby & Associates, LLC, John Bagby has over thirty years of experience in federal and state courts throughout the region. He is directly responsible for the firm's client relationships, including the supervision of all aspects of the firm's professional services. A graduate of the University of Virginia and the Dickinson School of Law, John has prepared and tried complex, multiple party litigation throughout the country. He currently represents individuals, businesses, and corporate entities in complex business matters and litigation. His practice has been varied, with an emphasis on technical and engineering issues in the area...
Matthew Todd Croslis
Lehigh County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 20 years experience
(610) 433-4640	2030 W Tilghman St
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Business, Collections and DUI & DWI
If I cannot help with a legal issue I will help you find someone who can.
Dennis Gruenke
(215) 599-9688	1500 JFK Blvd
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Arbitration & Mediation, Insurance Claims and Nursing Home
Dennis J. Gruenke graduated from Villanova University in 1987 with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science. He studied law at the University of Maryland where he received his Juris Doctorate in 1990. Mr. Gruenke's areas of concentration include personal injury, Social Security and worker's compensation. He is a member of the Pennsylvania, Lehigh County, Montgomery County, and Delaware County Bar Associations. Mr. Gruenke has appeared before various Courts of Common Pleas, including, Chester, Northampton, Lehigh, Bucks, Philadelphia, Montgomery and Delaware. He has also practiced in the United States District Courts for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and...
Ryan Woodske
Beaver County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Lawyer with 16 years experience
(724) 775-9955	255 College Avenue
Beaver, PA 15009
Administrative, Juvenile, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Storm Wilkins
Philadelphia County, PA Gov & Administrative Law Attorney
(215) 320-7406	The Tiger Building
Administrative, Antitrust, Business and Collections
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Back At a glance
We are a leading provider of corrugated packaging and are present in 37 countries, employing over 31,000 people.
Our story can be traced back to the box-making businesses started in the 1940s by the Smith family in East London. DS Smith originally listed on the London Stock exchange in the late 1950s.
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DS Smith's media centre gives access to the latest news, press releases and events within Group as well as Packaging, Recycling, Paper and Plastics divisions.
If you are a journalist or an editor requiring information about DS Smith, please, use our Media contact page.
2018/19 has been another year of good delivery from DS Smith, with substantial progress developing our strategic position in Europe along with further organic growth. We have delivered record return on sales margins of 10.2 per cent alongside continued market share gains and return on capital of 13.6 per cent, in the middle of our target range. We also made the significant acquisition of Europac, which was announced in June 2018 and completed in January 2019.
Our External Recognitions
DS Smith is made up of a team of over 31,000 employees world-wide across 37 countries. DS Smith offers a wide range of career opportunities. We aim to attract, retain and motivate good people, giving them the power to fulfil their potential.
For other enquiries about opportunities within DS Smith please email recruitment@dssmith.com
DS Smith at a glance
DS Smith is a leading provider of corrugated packaging and worldwide. We operate across 37 countries and employ over 31,000 people.
In order to support our corrugated packaging operations, we have a recycling business that collects used paper and corrugated cardboard, from which our paper manufacturing facilities make the recycled paper used in corrugated packaging.
Our business started in 1940 by the Smith brothers in London
Today we employ over 31,000 people in 37 countries worldwide
For the fiscal year 2018/19 we had a revenue of £6,171m
Our customers want broader reaching solutions to their packaging needs; innovation and processes that will help them reduce waste, cost and complexity from their supply chains. By using our expertise from design to production and supply to recycling, we can offer high quality, environmentally friendly, innovative solutions and great service that looks at the whole of our customers' packaging needs, not just one part.
We call this 'Supply Cycle Thinking'. It is a unified approach to remove complexity from, and simplify, our customers' supply chains.
Key financial highlights
1. Comparatives restated for the adoption of IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers
2. Continuing operations, before adjusting items and amortisation. These are all non-GAAP performance measures — see note 33 to the financial statements
We don't just offer raw materials, packaging and recycling processes. As packaging strategists we consider a longer term strategy to create a more efficient packaging ecosystem. Learn more about our offering
We deliver value by bringing our packaging, paper and recycling operations together, letting us see the bigger picture.
Markets where we are operating in
We have reshaped our business, so we are not only bigger but stronger. We see further growth opportunities ahead by innovating with customers in new markets. Learn more
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The Man Who Wasn't There | Village Voice
The Man Who Wasn't There
by Ed Park
I. About 23 times a year, by his count, the narrator of Nicholson Baker's novel The Mezzanine wonders, "McCartney more talented than Lennon?" The comparative gifts of George Harrison, who died last week at 58, could hardly provoke similar debate, yet it was his relative proficiency that made him desirable to the nascent Beatles. He could build more chords than the elder John and Paul, and knew (unlike the former) that a guitar has six strings, not four. He impressed them by playing "Raunchy," an instrumental hit (something in the manner of Duane Eddy). He would lose his virginity during their Hamburg residency, with John, Paul, and Pete Best in the room, pretending to sleep, surreptitiously watching.
At 13 or 14, he inadvertently deconstructed his first guitar before he even had a chance to play it; another time, he contrived to build his own instrument—f-holes, varnish, and all—but it fell to pieces just as he began to string it.
II. The quiet one: George barely says a word in the short film Magical Mystery Tour. He barely moves while singing "Blue Jay Way," seated and glazed, intoning "Don't be long" so many times that the space between the final syllables seems to disappear. (Later he would admit: "As for me, I didn't really belong; I was just an appendage.")
Producer George Martin, in his memoir of the Pepper sessions, dubbed him the Third Man. Beatle John called him, not unadmiringly, "the invisible man." Ringo felt George "didn't want to be there" for the filming of A Hard Day's Night. Despite George's fleet-footed presence (and his winning coat-over-turtleneck ensemble—Harrison more attractive than McCartney?), his patent shyness makes him seem saturnine compared to his mates. "You can be replaced," a professional trendsetter tells him. "I don't care," he replies.
He was wildly famous but private, keeping to his estate, the one with gardens and artificial lakes and a gnome-filled maze: the guitarist in his labyrinth. He was also nominally indistinct. Two names that people very close to me have confused him with since Friday: Harrison Ford, George Hamilton.
He would later recall one Liverpudlian entrepreneur, seen in childhood: "a bloke in handcuffs and chains inside a sack, trying to escape. There were always people doing that kind of thing—the Houdini syndrome."
Pseudonyms used by George Harrison: Carl Harrison, George O'Hara, L'Angelo Misterioso.
III. The first club the Beatles played in Hamburg was the Indra. In a few years Harrison would walk the razor's edge in earnest. The unlikely catalyst for his deep attraction to Indian music and spiritualism was some sitar foolery in the decidedly unserious, mildly xenophobic Help! He was only 24 when he conceived the East-eats-West of "Within You Without You" for Sgt. Pepper, a decrepit 28 when he released his sprawling solo debut, All Things Must Pass.
At Strawberry Fields last Friday night there was the inevitable sing-along, under a bright moon and with small leaves falling slow as snow. Mourners' voices found the middle range and stayed there: the faster songs like some parody of death metal, the ballads like anonymous plainsong. This ritual will happen twice again, little hedges against oblivion, before it all becomes the music of ghosts.
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Berryville, VA (January 17, 2018) – The Bitter Liberals play all original music, and as it turns out, they don't have all that much to be bitter about. A favorite at theaters and listening rooms throughout the mid-Atlantic region, The Bitter Liberals play all original music of texture and maturity, featuring rich storytelling, fine vocals, and the seasoned musicianship of Allen Kitselman, Clark Hansbarger, Gary McGraw, Michael Rohrer, and Nick Schrenk.
The Bitter Liberals have produced two CDs "13" and "Again" which together received six Wammie nominations from the Washington Area Music Association, including Best Duo/Group and Best Recording in the Folk-Contemporary category, Best New Artist and Best Debut Recording. Whether playing alone or opening for national acts like James McMurtry or David Onley, The Bitter Liberals present an evening of joyful collaboration and memorable musicianship.