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Southern Italian and French cuisine blended together to form one unified whole in a modern Mediterranean tavern.
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Tessa is located in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan. The home of diverse cultural attractions, the Upper West side is sandwiched between Riverside Park to the west and Central Park to the east. Both parks are excellent leisurely green spaces to spend a day. Central Park is especially notable, as it is New York's "flagship" park. With over 843 acres of land, it is home to 275 species of birds. It's quite easy to spend an entire day there too, as the park has several restaurants on its perimeter, a Boathouse, a Carousel, ball fields, a running track, reservoir, sculptures of Alice in Wonderland and Shakespeare, and a nearly endless list of events and other attractions.
In addition to being the most densely populated area of the United States, the Upper West Side is the home of several academic institutions and a litany of famous people too numerous to list here. The American Museum of Natural History is among the most notable museum in the neighborhood. This world-famous museum is comprised of several different Halls, each dedicated to a particular theme. The museum's exhibition-halls house a stunning array of artifacts and specimens from all corners of the world and all historical periods including some magnificent dinosaur fossils. Other nearby cultural institutions worth checking out include the New York Historical Society, and the new Rose Center for Earth and Space which houses the Hayden Planetarium; the most technologically advanced Space Theater in existence.
The Upper West Side also contains some of the greatest venues to hear classical music. There is the Metropolitan Opera House —one of the world's leading opera companies since its opening in 1883—as well asAvery Fisher Hall, Alice Tully Hall and the renowned New York City Opera. Additionally both The Julliard School and Fordham University grace the area.
You're bound to get hungry while visiting the neighborhood, but fear not -there are plenty of famous places to nosh or grab some classic New York smoked salmon in the Upper West Side. There's Zabar's—a heavenly deli if there ever was one; Fairway Market which has a huge, gourmet selection of just about everything; Citarella, with fresh fish and much more; and Murray's Sturgeon Shop—just to name a few. If you're looking for a more substantial meal, head to Prohibition, an upscale restaurant and bar. The interior, which invokes the glamour and romance of the Prohibition-Era style of the twenties and early thirties, helps create terrific ambience. All of this has made Prohibition a mainstay on the Upper West Side. There's also the takeout booth at Carmine's. Carmine's simple and very popular concept is to serve every meal in the style of an Italian American wedding feast - which means large portions of homestyle antipasti, pastas, seafood and meat entrees served on large platters designed for sharing. And when we say large, we mean large; an entree here could easily feed three to four average eaters. After your weekend mid-day meal, take a walk back through Riverside Park or stroll down Riverside Drive and admire the impressive monuments, grand apartment buildings, and views of the Hudson River, all while burning off a few calories of course.
Given the number of attractions and cultural institutions in the neighborhood, the Upper West Side is an ideal location to spend your stay in New York. The charming Excelsior Hotel is located right near the Museum of Natural History and Central Park. Meanwhile, the cozy and reasonably priced Belnord Hotel is another conveniently located option for the budget conscious traveler, as is the Comfort Inn Central Park West.
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Monobath film developers feel like the in thing for 2018. Whether you're just thinking about jumping into home developing, or are an old hand, there has never been a better time to try them out.
In this article, I compare the results from six different film stocks developed in monobath film developers from Cinestill and Famous Format: Df96 and FF No.1. I'll be taking a look at the developers themselves, the process and finally, the results.
In the interests of full disclosure, I received samples of both chemistry gratis from Cinestill and Famous Format for the purposes of this test, although I am not beholden to either company to provide specific commentary. In fact, they'll be reading this the same time as you.
I'm hoping at some point to test out FPP's Super monobath, ars-imago's monobath and one of my own concotion at some point in the future, so watch this space.
3.3 How much film can you develop?
I won't spend too long here. Just the basics: each of the six films were loaded, stored and shot on the same day on the same camera and lenses. Six scenes, two sheets per scene.
For the test, I used my 1953 Graflex Pacemaker Speed Graphic (the AEROgraphic), a Kodak Anastigmat 161mm f/4.5 lens and a Graflex Optar 135mm f/4.7 lens. Each scene was set up with the camera on a Manfrotto Carbon One 441 tripod mated with a Manfrotto 410 Junior geared tripod head.
For metering I used an average result from 4 readings taken on a Sekonic L-608 light meter using its 1° spot mode. Each scene was set-up, metered and shot twice (two sheets, one for each developer).
The sheets were developed in a Paterson tank using a MOD54 insert and once dry, the film sheets were scanned with an Epson GT-X970 (Perfection V750 Pro) using standard EPSON holders and the latest version of Vuescan. The sheets were scanned to 1600dpi TIF files and converted to JPG in Photoshop CS6.
FYI Rollei Infrared 400 is thin, so I placed a previously developed (blank) sheet of film on the non-emulsion side to double-up and make sure it didn't slip out of the MOD54 during agitation.
I have used all of these extensively and typically develop in Rodinal, or Kodak HC-110. They may not be everyone's go-to developers but you should know that is where I'm coming from with these tests.
The Bergger was my wildcard of sorts. It demands both a presoak to dissolve the anti-halation layer and an extra minute of fixing time. I don't know what impact this had on the final results below but the other five stocks don't seem to have suffered from extra bath time.
The basic principle behind monobath developers is simple: a universal, all-in-one chemistry that will develop, stop and fix black and white film at room temperature.
The earliest monobath developers were created early as the late 1800s, and although somewhat derided over the past ~130 years, for not providing as much control in comparison to traditional multi-stage black and white film development processes, the results to my eye are more than acceptable.
As a quick aside, Stephen Schaub recently expertly covered Cinestill's Df96 here on EMULSIVE and I encourage you to check it out.
Df96 comes with almost everything you need right on the label of its 1000ml bottle; basic development guidelines and the health warnings one would expect.
For full details, you really need to consult with the in-depth instructions provided by Cinestill in their PDF. It is essential if you want to understand how to best develop your film – normally, pulled, or pushed. In addition, the PDF provides exceptions and gotchas for films which require additional development/soaking times.
FF No.1 arrives in a more diminutive state; a tiny 250ml bottle, which must be diluted 3:1 with distilled water in order to make up the basic 1000ml of chemistry. It's far more shipping friendly and Famous Format also provide PDF instructions to help you make the most out of it.
One of the advantages of monobath developers is the speed at which they develop film. Cinestill's Df96 wins the race with only three minutes needed to develop a roll or sheet of film if you're prepared to warm your developer up to 27°C (80°F) and constantly agitate it.
But speed isn't everything. If you're happy to wait for a little longer, the "normal" processing speed for each developer is 4 minutes for Df96 (at 24°C/75°F) and 6 minutes for FF No.1 (at 21-22°C/70-72°F).
Interestingly, whilst Df96 requires you to add 15 seconds for each additional roll of film FF No.1 does not; simply use it for the published time until the developer expires. One less thing to remember.
How much film can you develop?
I have yet to fully test each manufacturer's claims on the volume of film each monobath is able to develop (6x 4×5 sheets, 4x 120 rolls and 4x 135/36 rolls and counting).
* FF No.1's guidance states "at least 12 rolls" for 120 film. I'm being conservative by rounding the rest down rather than up.
Both developers state the usual health and safety precautions: wear gloves and safety goggles, do not drink and wash areas that come into contact with the chemistry.
That said, I should note that of the two, Df96 is essentially odourless and I can easily see it being used in schools and classrooms. FF No.1 comes with a pungent ammonia odour and requires a very well ventilated space to work in. I develop film in my bathroom and used an electric fan to move air around and out with no issue.
2x Web-optimised full-frame scans at 1200px on the longest edge.
2x 100%, 1000x1000px crops from the original ~7000x5800px 1600 dpi scans.
You can click/tap on the images to view them in a two image gallery and flip left/right to compare. I'd recommend you view these on a suitably large screen.
Alphabetically first although chronologically the last stock I shot, I decided to shoot the Pancro 400 from inside a dark room looking out to an open door. This was probably the most difficult exposure to make, with the shadow area behind the door being some four or five stops below the door itself.
It wasn't really the best end to the shoot… You'll notice that the FF No.1 frame is a little blurry. This is totally my fault. I left the lens stuck in preview mode and didn't realise until after pulling the darkslide out of my film holder. On the bright side, the long exposure time helped me to not screw it up any more than I had.
The frames were shot using a Graflex Optar 135mm f/4.7 at f/16 for 4 seconds and the rest get better the further down you get.
The 100% crop focuses on the knot in the middle of the bottom of the door.
Next up is Fomapan 100 Classic, a film stock that has quickly become a large format favourite of mine.
The frame was exposed to highlight and try to isolate the brilliant whites of the water lilies. I used some back tilt on the lens to help reduce the depth of field. The lens was a Kodak Projection Anastigmat 161mm f/4.5 at f/8. The 100% crop focuses on the lily in the center of the frame.
Sadly not as striking as it appeared on the ground glass, this frame was shot straight down off a small bridge. The trickle of water you see is actually a babbling brook and I'm convinced would have looked fantastic on colour film.
Like the Fomapan 100 Classic frame, these were shot on a Kodak Projection Anastigmat 161mm f/4.5 lens but shot at f/11.
The 100% crop focuses on the water near the second rock to the left of the frame.
Probably my favourite ISO 100 large format black and white film, there's not much to say against ACROS. Fine grain, excellent detail and superb tonality.
These frames were shot with a Graflex Optar 135mm f/4.7 at f/16 and focus was placed on the leaves you see hanging just above the doorway. The 100% crops focus on the same leaves.
My first sheet was not loaded correctly and popped out of the film holder when I returned the darkslide. I discarded the sheet on the floor and took it upon myself to take a phone snap of it through the ground glass.
You can see the bumps on the right of the frame where the film either slipped out and was sandwiched somewhere it shouldn't have been in the holder.
GP3 was of the first 4×5 film stocks I ever tried and still one of my favourites.
Had I thought about it more, I would have swapped this with the ACROS, as some of the detail has been lost here. The camera was approximately 3ft/90cm from the subject and as you can plainly see from the scans below, there was a last minute change in light, which affected the exposure somewhat.
The lens used was a Graflex Optar 135mm f/4.7 at f/11 and the 100% crop is focused on the center of the frame.
Now for the hard part because overall, the results are very, very close indeed.
It's very difficult to separate the two developers based on a cursory glance of the full frame scans. With the exception of the Bergger and Shanghai for obvious reasons, even I can't tell the difference and at the risk of wrapping this up far too quickly, that's good enough for me.
I have all of these films in various other developers and to someone who is critical of poor development, the results from these two monobaths are close enough to what I get from my regular, tried and tested approach.
My choice between the two would really only be the availability and the price at which I could have them paid and shipped to me.
But what about the amount of film you can develop? Famous Format have already revised the "film count" for FF No.1 once and my gut tells me that the real number of 35mm films you can develop with it is closer to 12-14 rolls. In fact with some care and maintenance (see below), both developers could probably be extended. 14 135/36 exposure rolls of film or nearly 60 sheets of 4×5 – which I where I see myself using it the most – is good enough for me.
If that curt conclusion has you wanting for more, take a look back at the shadow detail and contrast. Df96 produced negatives of a slightly higher contrast in some films (Fomapan 100 and 200 being good examples), while FF No.1 provided slightly better tonality, a bit more shadow detail and slightly softer negatives.
As a fan of push processing, Df96 gave me publicised times to scratch that itch and I have thus far not tried push processing film in FF No.1. I suspect it can be done but will need to test the theory.
Since completing these tests at the end of August using fresh chemistry, I have shot and developed numerous other films with both monobaths: Kodak T-MAX 100, ILFORD Pan F PLUS, Efke KB25, Kodak EASTMAN Double-X 5222, Rollei RPX 400, Kodak Tri-X 400 and Rollei Superpan to name a few. I like the results a lot and the allure of a fast, single stop process is not lost on me. Were I blowing up the negatives on an enlarger for big prints I might feel differently but for my hybrid workflow at least, they are more than acceptable and have helped produce some of my favourite photographs this year.
So then, these are my results and I based on them I'd strongly encourage you to try them out for yourselves. Great results, very convenient and pretty good value for money. You can buy Cinestill Df96 here and Famous Format No.1 monobath here.
Save for some tips on monobath maintenance and further reading links below, I'm done. Thanks for reading.
This may be old-hat to those of you who already use monobath or other premixed developers like Kodak XTOL, D-76, etc., but I found that both monobaths became heavily discoloured and contained a reasonable amount of sediment after the 4th or so roll. At this point, I began seeing some minor spotting on my negatives, although these were on ancient Tri-X and well-expired Efke KB 25 – your mileage may vary.
I took it upon myself to run each developer through a paper coffee filter (twice), in order to remove the gunk. In the case of the FF No.1, it retained its emerald colour from the Fomapan and the Df96 returned pretty much to normal.
I would recommend you do the same with yours in order to keep the quality of your negatives up, as well as extend the life of your developer.
Do you think pre-rinsing your Fomapan would help with the monobath maintenance?
A bit of a tangential query.
Have you had any issues with Rollei IR and the Mod54? I've seen it said that the film base is too thin to stay in the holder properly. (I've only ever used IR400 in medium format).
That's pretty much what I do if I'm paranoid about the sheets slipping but with 6 sheets in the tank and gentle agitation, I've not found it to be too much of an issue not using a "backing sheet". hope that helps!


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Das Val Montanaia (dt.: Montanaia-Tal) ist ein kurzes und enges Seitental des Val Cimoliana in den Friauler Dolomiten (Region Friaul-Julisch Venetien, Italien). Bekannt ist es für den Campanile di Val Montanaia, eine Felsnadel von  Höhe. Der Campanile steht fast am Ende des Tals, das zunächst ungefähr in Nord-Süd-Richtung verläuft und dann nach Nordosten "abzweigt".

Das Tal liegt innerhalb der Monfalcon-Gruppe und wird im Westen und Nordwesten unter anderem von Pala Grande (2385 Meter) und Cima Toro (2355 Meter) begrenzt, im Osten von den etwas niedrigeren Cima Meluzzo und Cima Montanaia. Am Talschluss erhebt sich der mit 2548 Metern höchste Berg der Gruppe, die Cima Monfalcon di Montanaia.

Durch das Tal führt der Dolomiten-Höhenweg Nummer 6 ("Weg der Stille"). Unmittelbar nördlich des Campanile befindet sich die Biwakschachtel Perugini, am Taleingang das Rifugio Pordenone.

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Josh Reames
Josh Reames, West, Wester, Westest, 2015, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 50 in. ea.
Consciously employing commonly used artistic techniques, such as trompe l'oeil, action painting, graphic design, screen printing, and rudimentary drawing, Josh Reames' paintings break down hierarchies of mark-making, art historical references, computer graphics, labels, and everyday objects in a manner drawn from the non-objective "infinite scroll" of images and information we encounter in both the online and real world. All incidents exist on one plane and Reames' work has a borderless quality, its surface seemingly holding the potential to extend infinitely.
Reames' conceptual framework functions as a kind of filtration device for cultural byproduct. His object-filled canvases reference a vocabulary of transient signs, and symbols, untethered in space and anchored by visual and textual puns. The paintings are frequently structured in a way that reflects what is seen on the computer screen: content that is floating, often indexical, shifting, disappearing, and non-hierarchical. This common visual framework for almost all image, news, and information consumption is being referenced in the analog process of painting.
Josh Reames aligns his understanding of painterly tradition with his interpretation of a contemporary experience that speaks directly to the viewer and that seems fitting in the moment of creation. As Reames carves out his own space in the painting world and creates his own grammar, he wittingly nods his head to history as well.
Josh Reames was born 1985, Dallas, Texas, and received his MFA from the Art Institute of Chicago and BFA from University of North Texas. Reames was artist-in-residence at Ox Bow (funded by Joan Mitchell Foundation), The Barn, East Hampton, NY and The Fountainhead, Miami, FL. Reames has exhibited in a number of galleries and institutions, including Elmhurst Museum of Art, Andrea Rosen Gallery, The Hole, Team Gallery, Josh Lilley Gallery, 356 Mission, Johannes Vogt Gallery, Monya Rowe, Galeria Annaruma, Andrew Rafacz, Bill Brady Gallery, Kwanhoon Gallery (Seoul), Koenig Gallerie (Berlin), Dittrich & Schlechtriem (Berlin), and Anonymous Gallery (Mexico City).
Thin Ice, 2019
Acrylic, celluclay, sawdust on canvas
Issues, 2020
Obscure Obfuscation, 2019
Acrylic on canas
Easy Street, 2020
Skid Marks, 2017
Lady Liberty, 2017
Other People's Vices, 2017
Bystanders, 2017
Fishin, 2015
Tru Gold, 2015
End Game, 2015
60 x 50 in. each
Top Sign, 2015
Sleep Late, 2015
Coke Loan Shark, 2014
L A, 2014
Free Your Mind, 2014
Don't Cross Streams While Trading Horses November 11 - December 20, 2017
Josh Reames and José Lerma
He Hath Founded It Upon The Seas Monument To Wilson and Kelling January 30 - March 5, 2016
#PAINTING February 22 - March 29, 2014
In Crystallized Time, Curated by Anthony White Museum of Museums October 8 – December 27, 2021
NADA x Foreland Catskill, New York August 28 – 29, 2021
Intersect Aspen
Art Los Angeles Contemporary
The Hollywood Athletic Club 6525 Sunset Boulevard February 13 – 16, 2020
Booth D16 Barker Hangar, Santa Monica January 25 – February 28, 2018
Zona Maco
Stand A103 Mexico City February 8 – 12, 2017
Booth B20 Ocean Avenue & 12th Street, South Beach November 30 – December 4, 2016
Booth A14 Ocean Avenue & 12th Street, South Beach December 1 – 6, 2015
Booth E814 Navy Pier September 17 – 20, 2015
Booths E8 / E9 Pier 90 March 5 – 8, 2015
JOSH REAMES TO PARTICIPATE IN GROUP EXHIBITION AT MUSEUM OF MUSEUMS
IN CRYSTALLIZED TIME
October 8 - December 27, 2021
The gallery is please to announce that Josh Reames is participating in a group show, In Crystallized Time, at the Museum of Museums curated by Anthony White. In Crystallized Time is a group exhibition that will showcase works that are sensible to the speed accruing in societal structures as they develop technologically.
JOSH REAMES TO PARTICIPATE IN NADA x FORELAND
The gallery is pleased to present Josh Reames at NADA x Foreland, a collaborative weekend exhibition taking place August 28–29, 2021 at Foreland—a new arts campus in upstate New York—featuring artwork installed in a historic industrial building in the center of Catskill, New York.
The Battery commissions a new work by Josh Reames
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles is pleased to announce that The Battery has commissioned a new painting by Josh Reames titled Twin Justitia (2017). The Battery is a private social club, a boutique hotel, a hub for music, arts, and literature, and a philathropic organization founded by Michael and Xochi Birch in San Francisco, CA in 2014.
STREET ART NEWS
"I & THE ME" GROUP EXHIBITION AT THE SHOPHOUSE IN HONG KONG May 27, 2021
THE SHOPHOUSE gallery in Hong Kong is pleased to present group exhibition "I & the ME" by Anders Lindseth, Iabadiou Piko, Josh Reames, Julian Watts, Kour Pour, Mahsa Tehrani, Osamu Kobayashi, Yves Scherer and Zhang Ji. Participating artists are invited to create two works, one representing "I", the subjective side of the artists evaluating themselves. Another piece about "Me" – the objective side of themselves shaped by the market, exploring how artists rover around today's art world.
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ARTIST JOSH REAMES REFLECTS ON THE INTERNET AT ITS WORST IN 'RECLAIMING THE MOON' March 3, 2021
Reames views the visual complexity of his paintings as a strength, rather than being willfully cryptic for its own sake. "There can be moments of discovery or ahas down the road," Reames says. "All the artwork that I live with, I typically will discover new things in it down the line, and that's a really important experience for me — the kind of experience I want other people to have with it."
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LUIS DE JESUS LOS ANGELES AND JOSH REAMES: 6 KEYS TO A GOOD ARTIST-GALLERIST RELATIONSHIP February 26, 2019
There is no single archetype of the art dealer. Many gallerists are known for their selflessness and devotion to the creative process, but there are certainly bad apples, infamous for running glorified racketeering schemes. It can present a tricky dilemma for a young artist seeking representation—eager to take her career to the next stage, but wary of locking herself into a relationship that might not pay off.
DOT BY DOT, PAINTER PETER WILLIAMS MAKES POINTS ABOUT RACIAL VIOLENCE November 30, 2018
Peter Williams' pointillist painting technique, crowding thousands of tiny dots of enamel color within pencil-drawn contours of people, places and things, is not the same as the celebrated one pioneered more than a century ago by Georges Seurat and Paul Signac. His look yields a very different feel from the measured, careful tone of those French Postimpressionists. Brash color is plainly important to the 14 Williams paintings in his Los Angeles debut at Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, most (though not all) of which explode with pointillist dots.
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MICHELLE GRABNER ON JOSH REAMES NOVEMBER 20, 2018
In each of the four paintings in Josh Reames's exhibition BO-DE-GAS, uniformly distributed idiomatic images floated graphically on raw canvas surfaces. Punctuating each of the intimate gallery's four walls, the paintings were supplemented with three black, wall-mounted handrails that sported a selection of attitude-declaring bumper stickers.
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This route features very long sustained gravel climbs with the reward of peaceful, slightly downhill tarmac for miles along the the banks of the Tellico river.
The best place to start this ride is at the Oosterneck Overlook. It's a nice parking area right on the Tellico River that is right next to where the Cherohala Skyway intersects with River Road. After turning onto River Road, follow it three quarters of a mile until you see the Tellico ranger station.
Directly across from the ranger station is a bridge across the river. After crossing the bridge, the road turns to gravel and launches you onto your first long climb of the day. While not 100% uphill, the climb will last around 9 miles. So pace yourself and enjoy the views!
Whether you go to the fire tower, you'll enjoy a lengthy downhill after the never-ending first climb! The downhill bottoms out around the Holy Flats Campground, which, as the name indicates is in a relatively flat section of trail.
Of course, "flat" is a relative term in this part of the world, and it won't be long before you're climbing again. The second long climb on this route is over 3 miles, but it's more gradual than the first one and won't feel quite as intense.
Once you crest that climb at around mile 15.5, you're pretty much done with climbing for the day. After another mile and a half, you'll also be done with gravel as you return to the pavement of the River Road. Take a left when you hit the pavement and you'll be heading downhill all the way back to the start!
Before you make the turn, you might consider a quick side trip to the Tellico Trout Hatchery. Instead of turning left on the River Road, turn right and head uphill for about a mile. It's a lot of fun to see the trout (including albino rainbow trout) and they have a nice deck overlooking the river that makes for a nice photo op.
Once you start heading down, be sure to stop at the Green Cove Angler Store for drinks and snacks. From the store, it's 13 miles back to the start, with a memorable photo stop at the 90-foot Bald River Falls along the way!


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California firefighter in critical condition after roof fall
FRESNO, California - A Fresno firefighter remains hospitalized with severe burns after falling through a roof while battling a house fire.KCRA reports the firefighter remains in critical condition Monday morning at Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno.
The firefighter, a 25-year veteran of the Fresno Fire Department, suffered second- and third-degree burns to 65 to 75 percent of his body, department spokesman Agapito Martinez said in a statement. His name has not been released.
No other injuries were reported.
He went to the roof of a garage that was engulfed in flames to ventilate the structure with a pole when the roof collapsed and he fell through, Martinez said. He was trapped for one to three minutes.
The cause of the fire was under investigation. Fire officials said it does not appear to have been started intentionally.
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Top California Child Welfare Reporters Find Opportunity in the Bay
By Holden Slattery
Two award-winning California journalists focused on child welfare recently ended long-term stints with newspapers in order to work for news outlets where they will have the resources necessary to do in-depth, investigative reporting on vulnerable children.
Garrett Therolf, a longtime Los Angeles Times reporter who focused on the nation's largest child welfare system, has been jointly hired by the Investigative Reporting Program at the University of California, Berkeley and the nonprofit news organization Common Sense News.
Karen de Sá, an investigative reporter who spent 17 years at The San Jose Mercury News, moved to The San Francisco Chronicle in June to join a new investigative reporting team.
Therolf ended his 10-year tenure with The Times, most of which he spent reporting on the Los Angeles County child welfare system, on Aug. 10.
His new employers, The Investigative Reporting Program and Common Sense News, are partnering to produce investigative stories that focus on children, education and poverty, they explained in an online announcement last week.
Currently, Common Sense Media provides parents with advice and recommendations for media consumption. It is launching "a newsroom dedicated to covering kids in America," according to the announcement.
Therolf said that will include anything that affects children in poverty, including the child welfare and juvenile justice system, health, immunizations and more.
"All of the work I've done has really been focused on kids in poverty, and really trying to eliminate the issues that confront kids as they try to get ahead in this country," Therolf said. "This gives me an opportunity to have the support of my employer to go deep on these stories and really try to do them well."
At The Times Therolf reported extensively on the May 2013 death of Gabriel Fernandez, a boy from the Antelope Valley who was abused and eventually killed by his mother and her boyfriend. Ongoing coverage about the Fernandez incident helped to spur the creation of the Los Angeles County Blue Ribbon Commission on Child Protection to guide the county's Board of Supervisors in reforming the child welfare system.
At The San Francisco Chronicle, de Sá will be one of three investigative reporters in a recently formed investigative reporting team that also includes an editor. At The Mercury News, she was the paper's only investigative reporter, and she did not have an editor designated to her work, she said.
"This is a really exciting place to be because I believe that to work as an investigative reporter at a metropolitan daily is pretty much the best job one could ever have," de Sá said. "And it's kind of a privilege and honor to be here, especially because they really understand the importance of covering child welfare issues in an in-depth way and to not forget about the state's children."
Last week de Sá published her first story with The San Francisco Chronicle.
At The Mercury News de Sá did investigative reporting on issues of social injustice, including inhumane conditions in youth prisons and the excessive use of psychiatric drugs on foster children. Her "Drugging our Kids" series has been recognized with eight awards, including the Investigative Reporters and Editors Award, and recognition by the National Press Photographers Association and the California Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Princeton got a head start on the 2018 bicentennial of the publication of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein with last month's performances of FRANKENSTEIN: THE MUSICAL in Chancellor Green Rotunda. The production, a collaboration between the Princeton University Players and the English department, was based on the script of an 1823 play and featured new songs and a score by Evan Gedrich '18. The score will be used in productions next year in Rome and at the University of Notre Dame. Shown in the foreground above are, from left, Angel Fan '18 as Ninon, Manny Ramirez '20 as Fritz, and Paul Schorin '19 as Dr. Frankenstein.
The SPENDING PACKAGE that will keep the federal government running through September generally continues current funding levels or provides small increases for key agencies that support research at Princeton, University officials said. The agreement includes increases over the previous fiscal year of 6.2 percent for the National Institutes of Health, 3.4 percent for oceanic and atmospheric research at NOAA, 3.1 percent for science funding at NASA, 2.2 percent for the domestic fusion-energy program, and 1.3 percent for the National Endowment for the Humanities.


What is temporary car insurance?
If taking out a year long policy isn't an option, then we've got some information about taking out a temporary car insurance south east London policy right here!
Although most policies normally span a 12 month period you could still secure a short term/time car insurance plan in the UK.
What is the best practice when it comes to finding short term car insurance for temporary drivers? We examine the options.


Former Morgan Stanley broker Cornelius Peterson of Newton Massachusetts was recently barred from acting as a broker after allegedly participating in various fraud schemes that resulted in client losses totaling $500,000.
Cornelius Peterson worked with Morgan Stanley as a broker until June 2017 when he was discharged for his role in allegedly defrauding clients and misappropriating client funds.
According to a press release recently issued by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts, Peterson allegedly collaborated with a fellow broker, James Polese, to misappropriate $500,000 of their clients' money. They used a large portion of the money as security to invest in an unauthorized wind farm project. In addition, Peterson made numerous unauthorized withdrawals from a client's account totaling nearly $100,000 and used those funds to pay off personal debts and expenses including credit card bills and college tuition fees. An estimated $450,000 was misappropriated from a single elderly client.
Peterson is no longer registered, and FINRA has barred him from acting as a broker or associating with any member firm.
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Seven camps in one location, plus new registration system!
Hands-on History summer camp is a fun-filled weeklong day camp for kids aged 6 to 12 in the beautiful Golden History Park. Campers will use their hands as much as their brains, whether in Dirty Jobs, Pioneer Kids, History Mystery, Pastimes in Times Past, Settle Down, or Art Explorers. In our revamped and ever popular Silent Stars, exclusively for older campers aged 9 to 12, kids will write, direct, and star in their own silent movie. Additional camps have been added or modified for each age group so there's something new to discover, year after year.
Registration is in full swing with our new system, ACTIVE Network. Based on feedback from camp families, ACTIVE offers a streamlined registration form, autofill for siblings, family profiles, and a secure, mobile check in/out experience.
Read details about the seven different themes and see the schedule of classes below.
Campers participate in either full-day or half-day sessions. There are two different themes each week, one each in the morning and afternoon. Kids are divided into two age groups: 6–8 and 9–11. The exception is Silent Stars which includes 12-year-olds. There will be an average ratio of one teacher for every ten students or less.
HOH's "home base" will be the Golden History Park along 11th Street between Arapahoe and Illinois Streets in downtown Golden. For activities, campers and instructors may also travel throughout downtown Golden and to Golden History Museum.
Read the complete theme descriptions here.
Afternoon drop off/pick up and supervised lunch break: Between 12:00 and 1:00. Full-day campers will eat lunch while half-day campers are picked up or dropped off by parents. All campers are welcome to stay to eat lunch, brought from home.
Member half-day: $149; full-day: $298.
To receive the member price you must have a current Household level (or higher) membership.
Merit-based scholarships are awarded to children with a demonstrated interest in history. Scholarships can be for either full- or half-day camps. Download the application here. This is for both the Gregory Family Scholarship and Friends of Golden History Museum Scholarship.
They had a blast and enjoyed working with their hands. They got a better sense of how we lived before electricity. Also, they made friends – such a friendly staff and they promoted kids being kind to each other, too.
My child especially loved silent Stars and felt so proud of their finished product and how involved they got to be.
They benefited from social interactions with new friends and learned about various trades and life in other times. They also benefited from excellent, caring support of volunteers/staff.
He loved all the activities and overall said this was his favorite camp of the summer.
My son was so jazzed every day, exploring his own back yard through new eyes.
A week of fun, new friends and the desire to return again next year.


Duo UK is celebrating as Managing Director, David Brimelow, has been named a Top 100 manufacturing role model by The Manufacturer magazine.
The award comes exactly one year after Zoe Brimelow, Brand Director at Duo UK, was also named as one of the Top 100 role models in the manufacturing industry.
David was recognized at the awards for being an inspiring leader who is committed to investing in developing the value of their manufacturing business through people, processes and technology. Since co-founding Duo UK in 1988, he has been instrumental in steering the company to its current position of a market leader with a £25m turnover and 130 employees.
More recently, David has invested in exploring overseas markets and broadening Duo's offering to supply other types of packaging alongside its manufactured goods. The firm now offers a vast range of packaging accessory products such as tissue paper, branded ribbon, eco re-usable bags and boxes as well as polythene products.
Individuals were nominated by The Manufacturer readers, the wider industrial community and the general public, for their contributions in changing the face of industry, finding new markets, and for making marked investment in people, processes and customers.
Commenting on the recognition, David said: "We were proud of Zoe when she was named one of the UK's top 100 role models in manufacturing last year, so to have been presented with the same accolade is incredibly flattering.
"There's a misconception that British manufacturing is dying but the industry is growing and we're proud to be part of those leading the change. Together with the rest of the top 100 role models, Duo UK strives to drive innovation, productivity and inspire the next generation of UK manufacturers."
Judge, Tom Lawton, also commented on the awards saying: "In my view manufacturing is the most important sector in the rebalancing of the UK economy and for the second year The Manufacturer Top 100 is providing an essential platform to recognise talented role models who will inspire and attract future generations"


What does APP 13 say?
APP 13 requires an APP entity to take reasonable steps to correct personal information to ensure that, having regard to the purpose for which it is held, it is accurate, up-to-date, complete, relevant and not misleading.
the individual requests the entity to correct the personal information.
APP 13 operates alongside and does not replace other informal or legal procedures by which an individual can seek correction of their personal information, including informal arrangements and, for agencies, the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act).
13.1 APP 13.1 provides that an APP entity must take reasonable steps to correct personal information it holds, to ensure it is accurate, up-to-date, complete, relevant and not misleading, having regard to the purpose for which it is held. The shorthand expression used in this chapter is that an APP entity is required to correct 'incorrect personal information'.
13.3 Special considerations apply to Commonwealth records. A Commonwealth record can, as a general rule, only be destroyed or altered in accordance with the Archives Act (see paragraph 13.48).
not charge an individual for making a request to correct personal information or associate a statement, or for making a correction or associating a statement (APP 13.5(b)).
13.5 APP 13 operates alongside and does not replace other informal or legal procedures by which an individual can request that personal information be corrected. In particular, APP 13 does not prevent an APP entity from correcting personal information under an informal administrative arrangement, provided the arrangement satisfies the requirements of APP 13. For example, an entity may allow individuals to correct their personal information by providing updated information through an online portal.
13.6 For agencies, APP 13 operates alongside the right to amend or annotate personal information in Part V of the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act). The FOI Act procedures, criteria and review mechanisms differ in important respects from those applying under APP 13 and the Privacy Act. These differences, and when it is more appropriate to use one Act rather than another, are considered below at paragraphs 13.25–13.29.
13.7 The correction requirements in APP 13 complement and overlap with the requirements in other APPs, including APP 10 (quality of personal information) and APP 11 (security of personal information).
13.8 APP 10 provides that an APP entity must take reasonable steps to ensure the quality of personal information it collects, uses or discloses (see Chapter 10 (APP 10)). If reasonable steps are taken to comply with APP 10, this reduces the likelihood that personal information will need correction under APP 13. Similarly, by taking reasonable steps to correct personal information under APP 13, an entity can better ensure that it complies with APP 10 by ensuring that information is accurate, up-to-date, complete and relevant when it is used or disclosed.
13.9 APP 11.1 provides that an APP entity must take reasonable steps to protect the personal information it holds, including from interference, loss and unauthorised modification. If reasonable steps are taken to comply with APP 11.1, this reduces the likelihood that personal information will need correction under APP 13. APP 11.2 provides that an entity must take reasonable steps to destroy or de-identify personal information that it no longer needs for any purpose for which it may be used or disclosed. This requirement does not apply where the information is contained in a Commonwealth record or where the entity is required by law or a court/tribunal order to retain the personal information (see Chapter 11 (APP 11)). When taking steps to identify and correct incorrect personal information under APP 13, an entity should consider whether it still needs the personal information for a permitted purpose, or whether reasonable steps must be taken to destroy or de-identify the information under APP 11.2.
13.10 APP 13 only applies to personal information that an APP entity 'holds'. An entity 'holds' personal information 'if the entity has possession or control of a record that contains the personal information' (s 6(1)).
13.11 The term 'holds' extends beyond physical possession of a record to include a record that an entity has the right or power to deal with. For example, an APP entity that has outsourced the storage of personal information to a third party, but retains the right to deal with that information, including to access and amend it, holds that personal information and must comply with APP 13 (see paragraph 13.47 below). In addition, the individual has a separate right to request correction of the information by the third party, if the third party is an APP entity.
13.12 An agency that has placed a record of personal information in the care of the National Archives of Australia, or in the custody of the Australian War Memorial, is considered to be the agency that holds the record for the purposes of the Privacy Act (s 10(4)).
13.13 Upon receiving a request for correction, an APP entity should search the records that it possesses or controls to assess whether the personal information to be corrected is contained in those records. For example, an entity may search hard copy records and electronic databases and make enquiries of staff or contractors with relevant knowledge. A discussion with the individual may assist the entity to locate the information.
13.14 The term 'holds' is discussed in more detail in Chapter B (Key concepts).
13.15 APP 13.1 requires an APP entity to take reasonable steps to correct personal information it holds, in two circumstances: on its own initiative, and at the request of the individual to whom the personal information relates.
13.16 An APP entity is required to take reasonable steps to correct personal information it holds if the entity is satisfied, having regard to a purpose for which the personal information is held, that it is inaccurate, out-of-date, incomplete, irrelevant or misleading (that is, the personal information is incorrect). Implicit in that requirement is that an entity should be alert to the possibility that personal information it holds may be incorrect and may require correction.
a practice, procedure or system the entity has implemented in compliance with APP 1.2 (such as an auditing or monitoring program) indicates that personal information the entity holds requires correction.
13.18 After becoming aware that personal information may require correction, the APP entity should satisfy itself that the information is incorrect, before taking reasonable steps to correct it (see paragraphs 13.30–13.41).
13.19 An APP entity is required by APP 13.1 to take reasonable steps to correct an individual's personal information to ensure it is not incorrect when the individual 'requests' the entity to do so. Upon receiving a request an entity must decide if it is satisfied that the information is incorrect, and if so, take reasonable steps to correct it (see paragraphs 13.43–13.48 below).
13.20 APP 13 does not stipulate formal requirements that an individual must follow to make a request, or require that a request be made in writing, or require the individual to state that it is an APP 13 request.
13.23 An APP entity must be satisfied that a request to correct personal information under APP 13 is made by the individual concerned, or by another person who is authorised to make a request on their behalf, for example, a legal guardian or authorised agent. The steps appropriate to verify an individual's identity will depend on the circumstances, and in particular, whether the individual is already known to or readily identifiable by the entity. The discussion in Chapter 12 (APP 12) of steps that can be taken to verify the identity of an individual seeking access to their personal information apply also to APP 13.
13.24 APP 13 stipulates minimum procedural requirements that must be met by an APP entity when dealing with a request to correct personal information. These are discussed later in this chapter, and include taking reasonable steps if requested by the individual to notify other APP entities when a correction is made (see paragraphs 13.49–13.53), providing an individual with a written notice that includes the reasons for refusal if a correction request is refused (paragraphs 13.54–13.58), response times (paragraphs 13.63–13.64) and charging (paragraph 13.65). Provided an entity meets those minimum requirements, it may choose the arrangements (including an informal arrangement) for receiving and acting upon correction requests. An online portal through which individuals can access and correct their personal information is an example of an informal arrangement that may provide a fast and easy means of correction, and that can qualify as an APP 13 'request' procedure.
13.25 For agencies, APP 13 operates alongside the right to amend or annotate personal information in Part V of the FOI Act. There is substantial overlap between the APP 13 and the FOI Act procedures, but also some noteworthy differences.
13.26 The FOI Act provides that a person may apply to an agency to amend or annotate a record of personal information about that person, to which they have lawfully had access under the FOI Act or otherwise (FOI Act, s 48). The application must be in writing, specify as far as practicable how and why the record should be amended or annotated, and provide a return address to which notices can be sent (FOI Act, ss 49, 51A). The grounds on which such an application may be made are that the record of personal information 'is incomplete, incorrect, out of date or misleading' (FOI Act, s 48(a)). The record must also have been used or be available for use by the agency 'for an administrative purpose' (FOI Act, s 48(b)). The agency may act upon an application by altering or adding a note to a record, but as far as practicable must not obliterate the text of the record as it existed prior to the amendment (FOI Act, s 50). An applicant whose application is not accepted may provide a statement specifying their disagreement with the decision, and the agency must annotate the record by attaching that statement (FOI Act, ss 51, 51B). The time period for making a decision on an applicant's application is 30 calendar days. An applicant may apply for internal review or Information Commissioner review of an adverse decision.
The grounds for correction in APP 13 are that the personal information is 'inaccurate, out-of-date, incomplete, irrelevant or misleading'. The main additional ground in this list is that the information is 'irrelevant'. The other wording difference — 'inaccurate' in APP 13, 'incorrect' in the FOI Act — is not substantive.
If an agency corrects personal information, the agency must, if requested by the individual, take reasonable steps under APP 13 to notify that change to any APP entity to which the personal information was previously disclosed, unless it is unlawful or impracticable to do so (see paragraphs 13.49–13.53). Where an agency amends personal information under the FOI Act, an agency could consider providing similar notification on request from the individual.
13.28 The complaint options available to the individual under the FOI Act and APP 13 also differ. Under the FOI Act, a person may apply for Information Commissioner review of an agency's or Minister's failure to amend or annotate a record in accordance with the person's request. The Commissioner may exercise the agency's or Minister's discretion to amend or annotate a record. Under the Privacy Act, an individual may complain to the Information Commissioner about an APP entity's failure to take reasonable steps to correct personal information to ensure it is not incorrect. After investigation, the Commissioner may find that an agency has failed to take reasonable steps to correct personal information or to comply with the minimum procedural requirements (see paragraphs 13.54–13.65) under APP 13. The Commissioner may make a determination to that effect, and require, for example, the entity to correct personal information or to comply with the minimum procedural requirements (Privacy Act, s 52).
13.30 The five grounds listed in APP 13 — 'accurate', 'up-to-date', 'complete', 'relevant' and 'not misleading' — are not defined in the Privacy Act. The first four terms are listed in APP 10.1, which deals with the quality of personal information that an APP entity can collect, use and disclose. Similar terms are used also in Part V of the FOI Act concerning a person's right to apply to an agency to amend or annotate personal information (see paragraph 13.26 above).
13.31 The following analysis of each term draws on the ordinary dictionary meaning of the terms, as well as case law concerning the meaning of those terms in the Privacy Act, FOI Act and other legislation. As the analysis indicates, there is considerable overlap in the meaning of the terms.
13.32 In applying the terms to personal information, it is necessary to have regard to 'the purpose for which it is held'. Personal information may be incorrect having regard to one purpose for which it is held, but not another. For a discussion of relevant considerations where personal information is held for multiple purposes, see paragraph 13.47.
13.33 Personal information is inaccurate if it contains an error or defect. An example is incorrect factual information about an individual's name, date of birth, residential address or current or former employment.
13.34 An opinion about an individual given by a third party is not inaccurate by reason only that the individual disagrees with that opinion or advice. For APP 13 purposes, the opinion may be 'accurate' if it is presented as an opinion and not objective fact, it accurately records the view held by the third party, and is an informed assessment that takes into account competing facts and views. Other matters to consider under APP 13, where there is disagreement with the soundness of an opinion, are whether the opinion is 'up-to-date', 'complete', 'not misleading' or 'relevant'. If an individual disagrees with an opinion that is otherwise not incorrect, the individual may associate a statement with the record of the opinion (see paragraphs 13.59–13.62).
13.35 In relation to a similar issue, s 55M of the FOI Act provides that the Information Commissioner (in conducting an IC review) cannot alter a record of opinion unless satisfied that it was based on a mistake of fact, or the author of the opinion was biased, unqualified to form the opinion or acted improperly in conducting the factual inquiries that led to the formation of the opinion.
13.36 Personal information is out-of-date if it contains facts, opinions or other information that is no longer current. An example is a statement that an individual lacks a particular qualification or accreditation that the individual has subsequently obtained.
13.37 Personal information about a past event may have been accurate at the time it was recorded, but has been overtaken by a later development. Whether that information is out-of-date will depend on the purpose for which it is held. If current information is required for the particular purpose, the information will to that extent be out-of-date. By contrast, if information from a past point in time is required for the particular purpose, the information may not be out-of-date for that purpose. Personal information held by an APP entity that is no longer needed for any purpose may need to be destroyed or de-identified under APP 11.2 (Chapter 11 (APP 11)).
13.38 Personal information is incomplete if it presents a partial or misleading picture, rather than a true or full picture. An example is a tenancy database which records that a tenant owes a debt, which in fact has since been repaid. The statement will be incomplete under APP 13 if the tenancy database is held for the purpose of assessing the tenancy record or reliability of individuals recorded in the database. Similarly, a statement that an individual has only two rather than three children will be incomplete under APP 13 if that information is held for the purpose of, and is relevant to, assessing a person's eligibility for a benefit or service.
13.39 Personal information is irrelevant if it does not have a bearing upon or connection to the purpose for which the information is held.
13.40 Personal information is misleading if it conveys a meaning that is untrue or inaccurate or could lead a user, receiver or reader of the information into error. An example is a statement that is presented as a statement of fact but in truth is a record of the opinion of a third party. In some circumstances an opinion may be misleading if it fails to include information about the limited facts on which the opinion was based or the context or circumstances in which the opinion was first recorded.
13.41 A statement may also be misleading by failing to include other relevant information. An example is a statement that a dismissed employee was reinstated, without explaining that this followed the ruling of a court or tribunal that the dismissal was legally flawed.
13.42 An APP entity is required to take 'reasonable steps' to correct personal information when 'satisfied' that it is inaccurate, out-of-date, incomplete, irrelevant or misleading for the purpose for which it is held.
13.43 This requirement will not always involve distinct analysis or decision by an APP entity. For example, if an entity maintains an online portal through which a person can access and correct their personal information, no additional step may be required by the entity. Correction may similarly be a straightforward process in other situations where, for example, an individual presents information to indicate that their personal information is incorrect in an entity's records.
13.44 Where correction is requested by an individual and an APP entity requires further information or explanation before it can be satisfied that personal information is incorrect, the entity should clearly explain to the individual what additional information or explanation is required and/or why the entity cannot act on the information already provided. The entity could also advise where additional material may be obtained. The individual should be given a reasonable opportunity to comment on the refusal or reluctance of the entity to make a correction without further information or explanation from the individual.
13.45 An APP entity should also be prepared in an appropriate case to search its own records and other readily-accessible sources that it reasonably expects to contain relevant information to find any information in support of, or contrary to the individual's request. For example, an entity could take into account a finding of an Australian court or tribunal relating to the personal information that has a bearing on whether it is or is not incorrect. However, an entity need not conduct a full, formal investigation into the matters about which the individual requests correction. The extent of the investigation required will depend on the circumstances, including the seriousness of any adverse consequences for the individual if the personal information is not corrected as requested.
13.46 Where personal information is held for multiple purposes, an APP entity need only be satisfied that the personal information requires correction having regard to one of the purposes for which it is held, not all purposes (see paragraph 13.46).
the practicability, including time and cost involved. However, an entity is not excused from correcting personal information by reason only that it would be inconvenient, time-consuming or impose some cost to do so. Whether these factors make it unreasonable to take a particular step will depend on whether the burden is excessive in all the circumstances.
the likelihood that the entity will use or disclose the personal information. For example, the likelihood of the entity using or disclosing the personal information may be relevant if it would be difficult or costly to make the correction requested by an individual.
whether the personal information is in the physical possession of the entity or a third party. For example, where personal information is in the physical possession of a third party, the entity may still 'hold' it (see discussion of 'holds' at paragraph 13.11) and be required to take reasonable steps to correct it. In these circumstances, it may be a reasonable step for the entity to notify the third party that the information is incorrect and request that it be corrected. It will not generally be sufficient to refer the individual to the third party with physical possession. However, the third party with physical possession may also 'hold' the personal information, and if so, the individual will have a separate right to request the third party to correct it.
associate a statement to clarify that, having regard to the purpose for which the personal information is held, the personal information is not accurate, up-to-date, complete, relevant or is misleading, and either including the correct personal information in the note or cross referencing where it is held (such as in an attachment to the record).
13.49 APP 13.2 provides that an APP entity must, on request, take reasonable steps to notify another APP entity of a correction made to personal information that was previously provided to that entity, unless it is impracticable or unlawful to do so. Implicit in this requirement is that an entity should take reasonable steps to inform the individual that they can make such a request. This information could be provided, for example, at the time, or as soon as practicable after, a correction is made.
the practicability, including time and cost of providing a notice to all entities to which the personal information was previously provided. However, an entity is not excused from giving notification by reason only that it would be inconvenient, time-consuming or impose some cost to do so. Whether these factors make it unreasonable to take a particular step will depend on whether the burden is excessive in all the circumstances.
13.51 An APP entity is not required to provide notice of a correction if it would be impracticable or unlawful to do so. Impracticability is addressed in the list at paragraph 13.50. An entity should consider whether it would be practicable to notify some but not all of the other APP entities to which the entity previously disclosed the personal information. In these circumstances, the entity could discuss with the individual whether there are particular entities that they wish to be notified.
13.52 The term 'unlawful' is not defined in the Privacy Act. The core meaning is activity that is criminal, illegal or prohibited or proscribed by law, and can include unlawful discrimination or harassment, but does not include breach of a contract. An example of when it would be unlawful to notify another APP entity is when a statutory secrecy provision prevents an agency from taking this step.
13.53 An APP entity that is notified of a correction should, in turn, consider whether to correct the personal information that it holds. As noted at paragraphs 13.16–13.18, an APP entity is required on its own initiative to take reasonable steps to correct incorrect personal information.
any other matters prescribed by regulations made under the Privacy Act.
that the steps necessary to correct the personal information as requested are not reasonable in the circumstances.
13.56 An APP entity is not required to provide its reasons for refusing to correct personal information to the extent that it would be unreasonable to do so. This course should be adopted only in justifiable circumstances. An example would be where providing reasons would prejudice an investigation of unlawful activity, or prejudice enforcement action by an enforcement body.
lastly, that a complaint may be made to the Information Commissioner (s 36).
13.58 Other information can also be included in the notice advising an individual that a request to correct personal information has been refused. The individual should be advised of the right under APP 13.4 to request the APP entity to associate a statement with the personal information (see paragraphs 13.59–13.62). An agency could also advise an individual of the parallel right under the FOI Act to apply for a record to be amended or annotated, and of the right to Information Commissioner review of an adverse decision under that Act (see paragraphs 13.25–13.29).
13.59 APP 13.4 provides that if an APP entity refuses to correct personal information as requested by an individual, the individual can request the entity to associate a statement that the individual believes the personal information to be inaccurate, out-of-date, incomplete, irrelevant or misleading. Implicit in this requirement is that the entity should notify the individual of the right to request that a statement be associated, for example, in the written notice where correction is refused (see paragraphs 13.54–13.58).
13.60 The APP entity must take reasonable steps to associate the statement in a way that will make it apparent to users of the personal information. For example, a statement may be attached physically to a paper record, or by an electronic link to a digital record of personal information. The statement should be associated with all records containing personal information claimed to be incorrect.
13.61 The content and length of any statement will depend on the circumstances, but it is not intended that the statement be unreasonably lengthy. A longer statement may be appropriate in some instances, such as where there is a large volume of personal information that the APP entity has refused to correct. If it is not practicable to attach an extensive statement to the personal information or otherwise create a link to the statement, a note could be included on, or attached to, the personal information referring to the statement and explaining where it can be found. Where it is not reasonable for the entity to associate an extensive statement to the personal information, reasonable steps would generally include giving the individual an opportunity to revise the statement.
the practicability, including time and cost involved. However, an entity is not excused from associating a statement by reason only that it would be inconvenient, time-consuming or impose some cost to do so. Whether these factors make it unreasonable to take a particular step will depend on whether the burden is excessive in all the circumstances.
13.63 APP 13.5 provides that an agency must respond to a request to correct a record or to associate a statement within 30 calendar days. The 30 day time period commences on the day after the day the agency receives the request. An organisation must respond within a reasonable period after the request is made. As a general guide, a reasonable period should not exceed 30 calendar days.
13.64 The APP entity must respond by correcting the personal information as requested by the individual, or by notifying the individual of its refusal to correct it.
a charge for making a correction or for associating a statement with the personal information (APP 13.5(b)).
 This differs from the formal requirements relating to requests for amendment or annotation under the FOI Act (see FOI Act, Part III).
 The FOI Act is expressed to apply separately to Minister's offices in respect of 'an official document of a Minister' (FOI Act, s 48). APP 13 also applies to Minister's offices: see the discussion of 'APP entity' in Chapter B (Key concepts), and the Privacy Act, s 7(1)(d),(e).
 See OAIC, Guidance for agency websites: 'Access to information' web page, OAIC website <www.oaic.gov.au>.
 OAIC, Guidelines issued by the Australian Information Commissioner under s 93A of the Freedom of Information Act 1982, Part 3, OAIC website <www.oaic.gov.au>.
 OAIC, Guidelines issued by the Australian Information Commissioner under s 93A of the Freedom of Information Act 1982, Part 7, 'Amendment and Annotation of Personal Records', OAIC website <www.oaic.gov.au>; and 'S' and Veda Advantage Information Services and Solutions Limited  AICmr 33 (20 December 2012).
 Personal information is also inaccurate if it is misleading. See Australian Government, Companion Guide: Australian Privacy Principles, June 2010, p 14, Parliament of Australia website <www.aph.gov.au>.
 The definition of 'personal information' in the Privacy Act includes 'information or an opinion' (s 6(1)).
 An organisation that is or was an employer of an individual is exempt from the operation of the Privacy Act where its act or practice is related directly to the employment relationship between the organisation and the individual, and an employee record held by the organisation (s 7B(3)).
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Mainstream conceptualizations of 'ethical consumption' equate the notion with conscious, individual, market-mediated choices motivated by ethical or political aims that transcend ordinary concerns. Drawing on recent sociology and anthropology of consumption literature on the links between ordinary ethics and ethical consumption, this article discusses some of the limitations of this conceptualization. Using data from 32 focus groups conducted in Chile and Brazil, we propose a conceptualization of ethical consumption that does not centre on individual, market-mediated choices but understands it at the level of practical outcomes, which we refer to as different forms of 'ethical living'. To do that, we argue, we need to depart from the deontological understanding of ethics that underpins mainstream approaches to ethical consumption and adopt a more consequentialist view focusing on ethical outcomes. We develop these points through describing one particular ordinary moral regime that seemed to be predominant in participants' accounts of ethics and consumption in both Chile and Brazil: one that links consumption and ethics through care. We show that the moral regime of care leads to 'ethical outcomes', such as energy saving or limiting overconsumption, yet contrary to the mainstream view of ethical consumption emphasizing politicized choice expressed through markets, these result from following ordinary ethics, often through routines of practices.


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numez Luis Jimenez suspended
Posted: August 31, 2006, 7:09 AM
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I saw this on my yahoo homepage and it said "brewers minor league pitcher suspended" so I held my breath hoping it wasn't Inman or Yo.
DHonks Luis Jimenez suspended
I wonder if they can have him assigned to the W. Va squad to serve the suspension in April/May, then have him go to the AZ team in June
jackalope02ca Luis Jimenez suspended
Posted: August 31, 2006, 12:50 PM
I would hope they just release him.
Mass Haas Luis Jimenez suspended
Posted: August 31, 2006, 1:00 PM
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There probably could not have been a more obscure pitcher in the organization -- let's hope that nonsense ends there.
saget Luis Jimenez suspended
17 years old?
Well maybe it was a stupid teenage-mistake that he'll regret.
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TheCrew07 Luis Jimenez suspended
Isn't that the same guy that had an era of like 99 for the first month of the AZ league?
"You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation."
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something."
plowjockey Luis Jimenez suspended
Never made a mistake as a 17 year old? Would you like some decision you made as a 17 year old to prevent you from ever acheiving your potential for the rest of your life? If someone lived in an impoverished country and some junk was out there that made it a better shot of getting out, you can't blame a kid who makes a questionable decision. They know there is no test before hand, and they said this stuff was in his system before he got to the U.S. He'll serve his time and hopefully be done with it. Melvin mentioned that it's almost always the latin players. You don't think these kids are being sold a bill of goods by some "advisor" as their ticket out?
Release him. No mistake would be made.
As for would I like it if it were me well it isn't and it never would have. I grew up playing high level hockey until I had to quit because of a bad back injury which kept me out for over a year. 3 of the guys on my 15 year old team made it to the NHL. Not once did I even think of using what was available and have never regretted it.
I'm really getting sick and tired about hearing oh this poor kid didn't know what he was using it's a language thing. Blah, Blah, Blah. In the history of sport I doubt there is more than one or two that didn't know what they were doing and that's because they are just too stupid to understand it all. That would prevent them from making it to the show anyways.
That's why even though I like him it's bothers me a little every time Turnbow succeeds.
biedergb Luis Jimenez suspended
Posted: September 01, 2006, 1:49 AM
Well there had been a write up this past spring about the players who have been suspended (I think the write up occured about when Alex Sanchez was suspended) about the high proportion of Latin players who are violating the rules. And an argument was made that emphasis of the rules were either not made to the Latin players, or it was not translated (ie, written, or spoken via other players or coaches) properly. Now I generally agree with the type of arguement that jackalope02ca made. While I wasn't much of an athlete in high school or college, I still had enough sense to avoid making the types of mistakes that can effect or ruin a career. But, the disparity between US/Canadian players and Latin players in terms of the proportion of those suspended still makes it an interesting debate.
And with regard to Luis, I would have to side with those who state that let him learn his lesson, and give him a second chance, I mean he is only 17.
He's 17 and a high bonus prospect. There's no way he gets released. Remember, the minor leagues have had one of the most stringent testing systems in American Professional Sports for about 5 years now. He'll learn from it, and maybe it'll prevent others from the same mistakes
bork Luis Jimenez suspended
Melvin discusses the high percentage of Latin players in today's notes.
"It's something the commissioner's office needs to look at," Melvin said. "So many of these players are from Latin countries. It seems like they're naive to these things.
"Maybe we should test them before we sign them. There's no mechanism in place to do that. Some type of educational process needs to take place."
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SoCalBrewfan Luis Jimenez suspended
One of the articles alluded to the fact that a lot of these kids take stuff from their agents, whom they trust...while the players are likely not aware of the rules and the potential consequences, the agents are a different story. I would not be surprised in the least to hear that unscrupulous agents know exactly what they're doing but don't care...if they get a kid signed they make money, and what happens down the road is much less a factor.
Here's the quote, for the mlb page:
"We think that he may have done it prior to signing," Melvin said. "It's something that we are looking into. If you look at it, there is a very high percentage of Latin players being affected by the new rules, and that is something that should be looked into. Those players rely a lot on their buscone -- their agent -- and I think in a lot of cases players are naive to the testing program."
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Federal Judge Issues Strongest Order Against Trump Ending DACA Yet
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Donald Trump's plan to kill off DACA just hit another snag.
In a 60-page decision handed down on Tuesday night, Judge John Bates of the District Court for the District of Columbia said that the government's decision to end DACA was "arbitrary and capricious because the Department failed adequately to explain its conclusion that the program was unlawful."
"The Department's decision to rescind DACA was predicated primarily on its legal judgment that the program was unlawful. That legal judgment was virtually unexplained, however, and so it cannot support the agency's decision," Bates wrote in his decision. "And although the government suggests that DACA's rescission was also predicated on the Department's assessment of litigation risk, this consideration is insufficiently distinct from the agency's legal judgment to alter the reviewability analysis."
Because of this, Bates—who was appointed by George W. Bush in 2001—vacated the decision to end DACA, and ordered that the Department of Homeland Security "must accept and process new as well as renewal DACA applications."
Bates also granted the federal government a stay of 90 days to give them time to issue another memorandum rescinding DACA, this time with a better explanation of why it ended the program. As the National Immigration Law Center pointed out, this means that US Citizenship and Immigration Services isn't accepting new applicants yet.
If the government doesn't give a better explanation of why it ended DACA, however, Bates wrote that he would restore the DACA program in full.
Bates' order is the third ruling against the administration on DACA, but its strongest yet. In January, a California judge blocked Trump's order, as did a second judge in New York the following month. Neither of those two decisions, however, required that the administration start accepting new applications. In February, the Supreme Court declined to hear the administration's appeal of the California ruling.
"This decision verifies the Trump administration failed to prove the DACA program is illegal," National Immigration Forum executive director Ali Noorani told the New York Times after the ruling was handed down. "Either President Trump finds another way to end the program, tossing hundreds of thousands of young people into deportation proceedings, or he works with Republicans and Democrats to find a legislative solution that secures our border and ensures Dreamers continue contributing to our economy."
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