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I'm so disgusted by what people are saying about Chester and suicide
Discussion in 'Chester Bennington' started by kcg, Aug 23, 2017.
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kcg, Aug 23, 2017
Time for a rant, I'm pissed off. I know it's a month late, but I don't care. I need to get this off my chest.
I am so fucking angry, disgusted, and disappointed by all these ignorant, heartless, inconsiderate scumbags who derogate Chester as "selfish" or a "coward" for taking his own life. In the comments on every story related to Chester or Linkin Park ever since this nightmare became real and every news update since on Loudwire, NME, Ultimate-Guitar, Metal Injection, and elsewhere, the highest rated comments on just about all of them are inconsiderate pricks calling him a coward for committing suicide, pretending to care about his wife and kids with bullshit like "how could he abandon them like that? how selfish of him", sharing an absolutely disgusting meme of him with a picture of his family at the 2008 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards and a caption that says "any father who kills himself leaving 6 kids behind is a pathetic excuse for a man", and some even going as far as to say that they have no sympathy for him at all. Seriously, how much of a piece of shit can someone be? If you're going to be an insensitive asshole, the least you could do is have some basic compassion and sympathy for someone who was clearly suffering from something he could not control.
I know a lot of this shit started when Brian Head Welch from Korn called Chester a coward on his Facebook page when the news first broke, and so many people agreed with him which shocked and disgusted me. I know Head apologized and explained that he overreacted in a state of shock, but he enabled this negativity and disrespect towards Chester with what he said. It was an ignorant and absolutely low-life thing to say and took me a long time to get over it, and I was disgusted by people defending his comments with this "truth hurts" bullshit, because it's not truth, and if you knew anything about mental illness and suicide you would know that.
People like this who keep deriding Chester as selfish or cowardly are keeping up the stigma surrounding mental illness and depression. They are willfully ignoring the root causes of suicide and suicidal thoughts. They are the reason why so many people suffering never say anything because they are afraid of not being listened to. Most of these people saying this ignorant garbage have never had a suicidal thought or dealt with a love one struggling with a suicidal thought in their lives. It disappoints me so much, because when Chris Cornell committed suicide, there was universal sadness and everyone just expressed their condolences. I could maybe count the number of people who bashed him with one hand. I was expecting the same when Chester left this world: just basic pity and condolences to a dead man who was very sick. Depression is an illness just like any other illness. I was hoping for once that all of the divisiveness and bickering that surrounded pretty much everything involving Linkin Park would be put aside and people could just extend their sympathy and condolences to someone who suffered from psychological abuse and could not push forward any further.
But apparently, that was too much to ask and I was clearly naive. Every comment section on every news update on Chester turned into people fighting over suicide being an act of selfishness and cowardice. Some assholes claimed to have been through the shit he went through like sexual assault, suicide attempts, divorce, etc, and said they still had no sympathy for him, which infuriates me to extremes. The few people who insulted Robin Williams for committing suicide like Gene Simmons and Shepard Smith were immediately denounced and shamed for their disgusting comments, but the bashing of Chester Bennington never stopped and dominated discussions related to his suicide on Facebook. This reminds me of some of the shit people said about Amanda Todd back in 2012. So many people were spitting on her grave and claiming she deserved no sympathy. I feel like I've been seeing more of the same garbage with Chester Bennington's suicide over the past month.
Just for once, can't people just be decent to their fellow human beings and show basic compassion and understanding without comparing their struggles to others or judging something they know nothing about? Does everything have to turn into a pissing contest or people bragging about how their situation was tougher than it was for someone else? In short, why do people always have to be such dicks? When I first heard about Chester's death, the first thing I felt was sadness, heartbreak, and sympathy to both him and his loved ones. Never once did I insult him for how it affected his family. I just wanted to know what drove him to feel so hopeless that he had no way out and he didn't deserve to be happy and feel loved. I don't have much love in my own life, and I've been hoping to see more of it elsewhere and it breaks my heart to see so much of this hatred and ignorance.
Again, I know this rant is a month late, but I've been very busy and this has been bothering the shit out of me. I don't give a fuck how much shit I get for this. As someone on the autism spectrum who struggles with anxiety and depression and as someone who absolutely loved Chester Bennington, I needed to get this shit off my chest and it feels good to finally do it.
I think this guy summed up best my thoughts on Chester and suicide in general.
This whole issue really made me reconsider who I should consider friends and acquaintances. I noticed that most of the people calling Chester a selfish coward are die-hard Trump supporters and I don't think that is just a coincidence. I even wrote a post on Facebook telling anyone who derogates Chester or anyone else who has committed suicide to unfriend me and get the fuck out of my life for good.
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kcg said: ↑
I am so fucking angry, disgusted, and disappointed by all these ignorant, heartless, inconsiderate scumbags who derogate Chester as "selfish" or a "coward" for taking his own life. In the comments on every story related to Chester or Linkin Park ever since this nightmare became real and every news update since on Loudwire, NME, Ultimate-Guitar, Metal Injection, and elsewhere, the highest rated comments on just about all of them are inconsiderate pricks calling him a coward for committing suicide, pretending to care about his wife and kids with bullshit like "how could he abandon them like that? how selfish of him", sharing an absolutely disgusting meme of him with a picture of his family at the 2008 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards and a caption that says "any father who kills himself leaving 6 kids behind is a pathetic excuse for a man", and some even going as far as to say that they have no sympathy for him at all. Seriously, how much of a piece of shit and someone be? If you're going to be an insensitive asshole, the least you could do is have some basic compassion and sympathy for someone who was clearly suffering from something he could not control.
I know a lot of this shit started when Brian Head Welch from Korn called Chester a coward on his Facebook page when the news first broke, and so many people agreed with him which shocked and disgusted me. I know Head apologized and explained that he overreacted in a state of shock, but he enabled this negativity and disrespect towards Chester with what he said. It was an ignorant and absolutely low-life thing to say and took me a long time to get over it, and I was disgusted by people defending his comments with this "truth hurts" bullshit, because it's not truth, and if you knew anything about mental illnes and suicide you would know that.
Just for once, can't people just be decent to their fellow human beings and show basic compassion and understanding without comparing their struggles to others or judging something they know nothing about? Does everything have to turn into a pissing contest or people bragging about how their situation was tougher than it was for someone else? In short, why do people always have to be such dicks? When I first heard about Chester's death, the first thing I felt was sadness, heartbreak, and sympathy to both him and his loved ones. Never once did I insult him for how it affected his family. I just wanted to know what drove him to feel so hopeless that he had no way out and he didn't deserve to be happy and feel loved. I don't feel have much love in my own life, and I've been hoping to see more of it elsewhere and it breaks my heart to see so much of this hatred and ignorance.
I think this guy summed up best my thoughts on suicide in general. He's a semi-popular vlogger who has a lot of very intelligent and thought-provoking things to say.
Here's the chat he did after the news broke. He talks about it from 3:07 to 24:39.
I think most of those people have no idea of what it is to feel down when something doesn't go how it was expected to or maybe most of them are just intense Linkin Park haters that just took the opportunity to bash Chester's memory, Linkin Park and Linkin Park fans. Unfortunately, there are many people like that who just write shit about something just because they hate it and don't try to understand why it happened or what the other person was feeling. I will always have a feeling that Linkin Park and Chester always deserved much more recognition than they got, even though they sold 70 Million albums worldwide and this would be a time for people to be united and grieve together, not to just make some stupid comments without knowing everything about what they are criticizing. On Youtube it's very frequent to see that kind of comments and not only on Linkin Park videos, but almost for every artist. We might not like one's music and our likes and dislikes may not be the same, but when we don't like something we should at least respect it and say ok, at least they tried their best. Most of the times people don't even feel what they are writing, but they just write it because some friend of theirs told them he/she didn't like something and they instantly felt the need to go on Youtube and social media to write what the other person told them to, so I think most of the times they are not speaking for themselves, but for someone else. Sometimes a person hates on an artist just because he/she doesn't like one particular song and that happens to almost everyone, we all have songs that really annoy us and don't mind checking out the rest of the artist's discography, but that's fine as long as we have a good dialogue about it, stating what we like and dislike respectfully and not having the approach most people have. Those are some of the reasons why I forgot about Youtube comments and some are really stupid or just nonsense like those who always ask "Who's watching this in 2017", "Cadê os Brasieiros?" (Where are the Brazilians?) or someone just talking about some conspiracy theory in each and every video of an artist. Those are the types of comments that bug me the most. Youtube and social media comments should be about the topic discussed or presented on a video or post, not off-topic shit from people who think they are the kings of everything. It also really annpys me that most people only value some things or someone after something tragic happens, it's like that thing or that people to whom that happened only existed after that tragedy and that's not the way it should be.
LP Soldier 01 said: ↑
I think most of those people have no idea of what it is to feel down when something doesn't go how it was expected to or maybe most of them are just intense Linkin Park haters that just took the opportunity to bash Chester's memory, Linkin Park and Linkin Park fans. Unfortunately, there are many people like that who just write shit about something just because they hate it and don't try to understand why it happened or what the other person was feeling. I will always have a feeling that Linkin Park and Chester always deserved much more recognition than they got, even though they sold 70 Million albums worldwide and this would be a time for people to be united and grieve together, not to just make some stupid comments without knowing everything about what they are criticizing. On Youtube it's very frequent to see that kind of comments and not only on Linkin Park videos, but almost for every artist. We might not like one's music and our likes and dislikes may not be the same, but when we don't like something we should at least respect it and say ok, at least they tried their best. Most of the times people don't even feel what they are writing, but they just write it because some friend of theirs told them he/she didn't like something and they instantly felt the need to go on Youtube and social media to write what the other person told them to, so I think most of the times they are not speaking for themselves, but for someone else. Sometimes a person hates on an artist just because he/she doesn't like one particular song and that happens to almost everyone, we all have songs that really annoy us and don't mind checking out the rest of the artist's discography, but that's fine as long as we have a good dialogue about it, stating what we like and dislike respectfully and not having the approach most people have. Those are some of the reasons why I forgot about Youtube comments and some are really stupid or just nonsense like those who always ask "Who's watching this in 2017", "Cadê os Brasieiros?" (Where are the Brazilians?) or someone just talking about some conspiracy theory in each and every video of an artist. Those are the types of comments that bug me the most. Youtube and social media comments should be about the topic discussed or presented on a video or post, not off-topic shit from people who think they are the kings of everything.
A lot of people saying that shit about Chester are actually Linkin Park fans though, and they're still insulting him for taking his own life. Even a few people on this forum did it too. It's not just LP haters, it's people everywhere insulting him.
Well, then that's even more annoying and disgusting. That people should remember Chester honestly and not just go everywhere they can and talk shit. I wouldn't call those people Linkin Park fans, though, because being a fan implies not only liking an artist's music, but also following the artist regularly and respecting all the music they make, whether people may like it or not.
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1/2 oz rosemary syrup 1/2 oz lemon juice 1 1/2 oz Queens Courage Combine ingredients in a shaker with ice. Shake and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with lemon peel (optional). Rosemary Syrup: pour 1 cup hot simple syrup over 3 tablespoons of rosemary leaves. Steep for 12-16 hrs and strain.
1 tbsp kumquat puree 2 oz Queens Courage 3/4 oz chamomile tea 3-4 dashes of cherry liqueur Combine ingredients, except cherry liqueur, in mixing vessel and shake with ice. Strain into tumbler filled with fresh ice and add cherry liqueur. Kumquat Puree: blend 4-5 seeded kumquats with 3 tablespoons of sugar.
1/2 oz rosemary syrup 1/2 oz Barrow's Intense ginger liqueur 1/2 oz lemon juice 1 1/2 oz Queens Courage (infused with beets) Rosemary Syrup: pour 1 cup hot simple syrup over 3 tablespoons of rosemary leaves. Steep for 12-16 hrs and strain. Queens Courage Beet Infusion: peel and cube one beet for every cup of Queens Courage. Macerate at room temperature for 48 hours and strain.


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Q: Polymer 3 error - how to configure Rollup --inlineDynamicImport option I am getting the following error after adding dynamic imports (required for the use case) when trying to build using polymer tools:
info:   Clearing build/ directory...
error:  Promise rejection: Error: Failed to bundle.  Rollup generated 2 chunks or assets.  Expected 1.
error:  Error: Failed to bundle.  Rollup generated 2 chunks or assets.  Expected 1.
    at Es6Rewriter.<anonymous> (/home/suared/localdev/nodespace/ui/node_modules/polymer-cli/node_modules/polymer-bundler/lib/es6-rewriter.js:138:23)
    at Generator.next (<anonymous>)
    at fulfilled (/home/suared/localdev/nodespace/ui/node_modules/polymer-cli/node_modules/polymer-bundler/lib/es6-rewriter.js:4:58)
    at runMicrotasks (<anonymous>)
    at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:97:5)

I found a potential solution in the Rollup docs and the web that referenced this problem being fixed when passing --inlineDynamicImports to the Rollup command.  I have not found away to pass this as part of the build process, however.  I tried this:
polymer build --auto-base-path --inlineDynamicImport

It reported the error that it is an unknown option. I also tried placing this in the polymer.json as part of the bundle config, unsuccessfully; it doesn't look like it is actually passed to Rollup:
      "bundle": {
        "inlineCss": true,
        "inlineScripts": true,
        "rewriteUrlsInTemplates": true,
        "sourcemaps": true,
        "stripComments": true,
        "--inlineDynamicImport": true
      }

What is the correct way to pass to the Polymer build tools the --inlineDynamicImport option so that I only get one file and therefore will avoid the "2 chunks" error?

A: If it helps others till I get a real answer, this workaround worked for me:
Local monkey patch/ update of the following file:
node_modules/polymer-cli/node_modules/polymer-bundler/lib/es6-rewriter.js:74
In the call that reads like the first line, manually add the configuration, leave the rest of the config as-is:
            const rollupBundle = yield rollup_1.rollup({
                input,
                external,
                onwarn: (warning) => { },
                treeshake: this.bundler.treeshake,
                inlineDynamicImports: true, ....(rest of existing command

Any assistance on the right way using the build tools is welcome/ appreciated.
Thanks!
David

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If you aspire to live in a coastal neighbourhood with fishing, swimming, boating and crabbing a few minutes away, you must consider this terrific residential building block of 815sqm in lovely, leafy Little Grove.
It's well priced at $115,000, and it's big enough to build a generous family home and still have space for a shed to store the dinghy as well as gardens for the children and pets.
It lends itself to many styles of architecture, so you can design your home to be an exact fit for your family's needs, with indoor and outdoor living areas and all modern conveniences.
Reached via a long sealed driveway, the land is mainly flat and cleared save for a few peppermint trees, some of which could be incorporated into the garden for character and privacy. Also, all services are ready for connection.
This is a battle-axe block, so it has the added attraction of being quiet and private, with no passing cars or foot traffic.
Only a 10-minute commute to Albany and with a general store close by, it is convenient in addition to being well located.
This is a quality coastal neighbourhood with pockets of natural bush. All the family will love the water activities in nearby Princess Royal Harbour and the walk trails and stunning scenery in the Torndirrup National Park.
The children can walk to the primary school or the school bus stop for high schools in Albany.
It really is a terrific house site with wide appeal, so view it and imagine the lifestyle you could be leading if you built here.


5/02/2015 · When teaching primary songs it's easy to find a favorite way to teach a primary song and then teach all the songs that same way. Everyone learns differently and it's important to remember that while one child is a visual learner, another might be an auditory learner.... In the decade now that I have spent supporting educators in the endeavors to teach using technology, I have lost count of the number of times I've been asked by faculty for advice on how to choose the best technology tools for their teaching.
Song presentation (Friend Aug 2003 suggestion # 5) To teach " Choose the Right Way " (pp. 160–61), use an object small enough to hide in your hand to illustrate a teaching of Jesus Christ—for example:... I'll be starting to teach this month's song, Choose the Right. For most of the hymns we teach in primary, I usually only teach the 1st verse and chorus unless it's otherwise specified and I always like to start teaching the chorus first.
ACTIVITY#2: "Choose the Right" Song and Straight and Narrow Path Discussion Objective: Learn to sing "Choose the Right" (Hymns, no. 239). DOWNLOAD THE "CHOOSE THE RIGHT" SONG VISUALS to teach youth the song (see Sharing Time Activity shown).
8/10/2012 · This years theme of "Choose The Right" has been a wonderful reminder to children of how important our decisions that we make are. I loved that we were able to learn the song this year.
"Choose the right" is a saying or motto among members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) that is taught to children and used by members of the church as a reminder to make choices that will help an individual to live righteously.


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Call for industry-specific safety rules
1:48 pm on 8 August 2013
One of the industries considered high-risk says new health and safety regulations need to be customised for each sector.
The Government is introducing a new law based on the Australian system. It will include stronger penalties for individuals who break the law, including fines of up to $600,000 and up to five years' imprisonment.
Reckless corporations will face fines of up to $3 million and courts will have stronger powers to order them to take certain actions.
Labour Minister Simon Bridges says new health and safety regulator WorkSafe, which is to take over in December, will target high-risk sectors such as construction and forestry.
The chair of the health and safety council for the minerals industry, Chris Baker, says the safety issues are industry-specific but if new rules are customised there should not be a problem.
Mr Baker says a unit like the High Hazards Unit, which oversees the mining sector, is appropriate and would work in concert with broader health and safety legislation.


For years, OSHA's regulations for workplace safety signs have been based on outdated formats that were not aligned with the latest safety sign, color and tag standards. Up until September 11, 2013, the OSHA regulations only cited the 1968 Z35.1 safety sign standard (which is almost identical to a 1941-era version of the same standard), the 1968 Z35.2 tag standard and the 1967 Z53 safety color code standard. Needless to say, much has changed in 40 years, including what's considered to be the state-of-the-art for warnings technology.
In 2013 OSHA changed the situation by incorporating references to the latest ANSI Z535 standards for safety signs, colors and tags into their regulations. Though you can still use the older signs and tags because OSHA maintained the older sign, tag and color standards' references next to the newer ANSI Z535 references, the new regulation change is an opportunity for all organizations to rethink and improve their workplace safety signs and tags.
Risk managers and safety professionals responsible for workplace and public safety (such as in airports, train stations, hotels, and golf clubs) will want to seriously consider using the new ANSI sign standards; the bar for safety communication has risen. If and when accidents happen, liability issues related to out-of-date signage could occur if the older signs are still in use. The newer ANSI Z535 safety sign formats have a long-standing reputation in product liability law as defining what constitutes an "adequate warning" in U.S. courts. "Failure to warn" and "inadequate warnings" are making their way into premise liability lawsuits and the newer, more content-rich, ANSI Z535 signs now included in OSHA regulations will help to provide a solution.
As the chair of the ANSI Z535-2 Standard for Environmental and Facility Safety Signs from 2008-2011, Clarion's CEO, Geoffrey Peckham, spearheaded the effort to update OSHA's safety sign, color and tag regulations. His goal was to better align OSHA with the latest advances in safety sign technology so better safety communication would take place in our nation's workplaces. His six years of work included the creation of side-by-side (old versus new) standards comparisons, the writing of key justification points, several meetings at OSHA headquarters in Washington, DC, and testimony to OSHA committees gathered to review the change.
In a nutshell, here is why the new signs and tags are better – and why OSHA was able to justify the change.
The new signs and tags typically provide more substantial information so people are able to make more informed, safer decisions. Most ANSI Z535 hazard alerting signs describe the nature of the hazard, the consequence of interaction with the hazard, and how to avoid the hazard. The older signs rarely include this level of information.
The concepts contained in the ANSI Z535 standards are supported by human factors research on what makes for an effective warning. The old signs and tags lack this level of sophistication.
The new signs use signal word panels that are based on modern two-tier risk assessment methodologies that factor in both hazard severity and probability. The old signs, in contrast, use only "immediacy" of the hazard to determine whether to use DANGER or CAUTION. The result of this outdated logic is that DANGER can be used for both "HOT" signs and "HIGH VOLTAGE" signs because both are "immediate" results of interaction with the hazard. The obvious flaw in this approach is that the resulting injuries are vastly different in severity; one typically results in mild or moderate burns and the other often results in death by electrocution. The ANSI Z535 standards would use CAUTION for the hot surface sign and DANGER or WARNING for the hazardous voltage sign.
The newer formats better accommodate the use of multiple language panels and graphical symbol panels; both of which are used to communicate safety to non-English readers. The old signs rarely do this and when they do, it's awkward at best.
The ANSI Z535 standards contain design principles that exemplify current legal criteria for "adequate warnings" as defined by the past thirty years of U.S. case law. The old signs fall far short of this measure.
Clarion is helping organizations rethink safety with our new line of facility safety signs, tags and labels that help facility owners to more effectively reduce risk and protect people in today's heightened regulatory and liability environment.


Discussion in 'iPhone' started by g.t. rags, Aug 14, 2017.
A few years ago I went to trade in my phone and was told that because of NY laws I had to physically go to the store I got it from, which was impossible due to buying online through AT&T.
So now I was wondering if anyone has done the process recently? I have my latest phone purchased through BestBuy, so when I go to trade it in through Next, do I give them the phone, or mail it back to AT&T?
Would it be easier to just go directly to AT&T?
That sounds really weird. But then again I don't know the laws in NY. Could just be someone not wanting to do their job. Check with AT&T and see if you can do the trade there. I'm sure Best Buy isn't any cheaper than them at the moment anyway.
In MD, i had to drive to another County, because my County has a Pawn Law, that prevents Best Buy from taking in Phone trade-ins, unless I bought the phone from Best Buy in the past.
Now that you are trying to trade in the phone you acquired from Best Buy in the past, you can trade it in person at any best buy.
I know in the past, your phone had to be paid off fully before you can do a trade in with Best Buy. And Best Buy will give you few $$ for your phone towards a purchase of a new phone.
I dont know if BestBuy has caught up to the "Next" Trade In program. You'll have to call local BestBuy and ask about "Next" trade in program.
Which county? I'm just curious because I live in PG.
I'm in Montgomery county and i had to drive to Frederick county.
Its always been easy to reach a person at a specific department at my local Best Buy... Unless it's a major holiday.
Try around 11am on a weekday..YMMV.


Daniel is a student at the Royal Danish Conservatory of Music, and a promising and talented pianist. When he falls in love with Sofie a new world opens up for him. Sofie means everything to Daniel, and although it affects his piano rehearsals at the Conservatory, and despite the fact that he is being pressured by the world around him, he moves in with Sofie When Daniel gets a suspicion that Sofie is maybe seeing someone else, everything changes. The suspicion becomes an obsession that has violent consequences.


I used to drink this tea every single day during the last winter and I haven't been sick once! I usually get a sore throat real quickly, so this is my treasured remedy.
Bring water with grated ginger, cardamon seeds, some star anise (1 or 2 is enough) and a cinnamon stick to boil. Let simmer for about 15 minutes.
Pour into your thermos flask and have a sip all day long or enjoy immediately.


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Prince Of Pot Pleads Guilty; Five Year Sentence Looms
By Steve Elliott ~alapoet~ on May 25, 2010 Global, News
Photo: The Tyee
Vancouver's flamboyant Prince of Pot, Marc Emery, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Seattle on Monday to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana.
The plea bargain which Emery accepted means the 52-year-old Canadian must serve five years in a U.S. prison for selling marijuana seeds to American customers through his Vancouver-based businesses, Marc Emery Direct and Cannabis Culture.
Emery will remain in custody at the Federal Detention Center at SeaTac, Washington until his formal sentencing on August 27, reports Andrea Woo at The Vancouver Sun.
The deal is an attempt to make the best of a bad situation, according to Emery's wife, Jodie.
"It's unfortunate that a five-year sentence is what we want for Marc, but the alternative was at least 30 years and up to life if it went to trial," she told The Vancouver Sun on Monday.
"But while he's gone, he'll be there to demonstrate the insanity of this War On Drugs," Jodie said.
Photo: Cannabis Culture
Jodie Emery will be tending her garden solo for awhile.
Emery is reaping what he sowed, according to smugly self righteous U.S. lawyer Jenny Durkan.
"Today, Marc Emery acknowledged he broke the law," Durkan said.
"Seeds from Marc Emery's business were found at grow sites across the U.S.," Durkan said.
Mr. Emery made millions of dollars promoting and facilitating marijuana grows in the U.S. with no regard for the age or criminal activities of his customers. The rule of law requires accountability. A five-year prison term will hold Emery accountable for his choice to ignore the law."
About three-quarters of the seeds emery sold over the years went to American residents, according to authorities.
Emery said he made about $3 million a year selling seeds. Much of the proceeds, he said, went to marijuana activist groups and political parties. Emery himself was president of the British Columbia Marijuana Party.
The U.S. Department of Justice claimed that Emery sold seeds on multiple occasions in 2004 and 2005 to an undercover Drug Enforcement Administration agent at the shop and elsewhere.
"As a Canadian who has never left Canada… he should have been charged and punished here in Canada, where most of his activities took place, where it's against the law and where we're fully capable of going after him," said Jodie Emery, who called her husband's extradition an "outsourcing of justice."
Jodie, is trying to arrange to have Marc serve his five-year sentence in Canada. Both the United States and Canadian governments, however, would have to approve the request for Marc to return to Canada to serve his sentence, reports All Headline News.
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'Fabulous accomplishment': Novi girls soccer team ranked No. 1 in nation
It's one thing to be known as the defending state champions, but quite another to be known as the top soccer team in the nation.
'Fabulous accomplishment': Novi girls soccer team ranked No. 1 in nation It's one thing to be known as the defending state champions, but quite another to be known as the top soccer team in the nation. Check out this story on detroitnews.com: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/high-school/2019/05/17/fabulous-accomplishment-novi-girls-soccer-team-ranked-no-1-nation/3703996002/
David Goricki, The Detroit News Published 5:33 p.m. ET May 17, 2019
Novi girls soccer ranked No. 1 in nation
Howell's Danielle Rajala battles for possession with Novi's Avery Burrell during the 3-0 Novi victory in Novi, Michigan on May 16, 2019. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Julia Stadtherr battles with Howell's Stephanie Strong in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell's Sophie Wolcott and Novi's Madison Rose chase down a posessionl in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Avery Burrell kicks the ball up field in the fist half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi head coach Todd Pheiffer watches over his team with their game against Howell. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Riley Balconi puts the ball in the box from the sideline in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Avery Fenchel passes the ball upfield in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Jenna Daschke works the ball upfield in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Julia Stadtherr brings the ball upfield in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Riley Balconi takes a header in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Despite a goal being over turned, Novi's Avery Burrell keeps on smiling and keeps working, picking up a goal later in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Avery Fenchel launches the ball upfield in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell's Danielle Rajala battles for possession with Novi's Avery Burrell in the first half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell goalie Hayley Jacobson makes a stop with Novi's Lyne McKeller on the doorstep in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell's Maya Dvonch gets a handful of Novi's Lexi Whalen's jersey battle for the ball in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Lyne McKeller advances the ball upfield in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Jessica Bandyk advances the ball upfield with a header in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Lexi Whalen goes after the ball down the sideline in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Lexi Whalen crosses the ball towards the box in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Jenna Daschke winds up for a shot on goal in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell goalie Hayley Jacobson defends against Novi's Avery Fenchel in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell's Stephanie Strong looks on as Novi's Eva Burns heads the ball upfield in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Jessica Bandyk talks with her teammates as she brings the ball up the sideline in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Jenna Daschke launches a shot at goal in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell's Maya Dvonch and Novi's Jessica Senatore chase after a loose ball in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Lexi Whalen advances the ball in the air in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell goalie Hayley Jacobson makes the initial save but Novi's Avery Burrell ends up putting the rebound in the net for a goal in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Howell goalie Hayley Jacobson makes the initial save but Novi's Riley Balconi hits the ball off her face, into Avery Burrell's face and ends up putting it in the net at the end of the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Riley Balconi and Avery Burrell share a laugh after a goal, that bounced off each of the Novi players heads, went in late in the second half. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi's Lexi Whalen celebrates with her teammates after a 3-0 victory over Howell in Novi, Michigan on May 16, 2019. Daniel Mears, Detroit News
Novi – It's one thing to be known as the defending state champions, but quite another to be known as the top soccer team in the nation.
The Novi girls soccer team owns both of those impressive titles.
Avery Fenchel (Photo: Daniel Mears, The Detroit News)
Novi won the Division 1 state championship last year, defeating a Grand Blanc team the had outscored its opponents 25-0 in postseason play before Avery Fenchel scored the lone goal in Novi's 1-0 state title victory.
It was Novi's sixth state title in girls soccer but first since 2011.
Novi (19-0-1) lost several key players from its 19-5-1 state championship team, but returned the bulk of its team, including Fenchel – a Ball State commit and Novi's leading scorer (22 goals) – Riley Balconi (Miami of Ohio), first-team all-stater Jessie Bandyk (Ferris State), Lauren Calhoun (Indiana State), Julia Stadtherr, Lexi Whalen and Eva Burns.
The Wildcats have been ranked No. 1 all season in the Michigan High School Soccer Coaches poll and they are No. 1 in the nation according to the TopDrawerSoccer.com Spring FAB 50 rankings.
"It's a fabulous accomplishment for our team, really exciting for us, motivates us to play even better," Fenchel said. "It has actually brought us closer as a team. We all feel like we can do what we set our minds to do, so I think that's really good for our team."
Said senior Jessie Bandyk: "Honestly, coming off such a great season, being ranked No. 1 is a lot of pressure, but we take that and it's our motivation. We keep pushing through every game. I think we're doing a really good job and we've taken every challenge we've had, stand our ground and play hard. We get along so well on and off the field and that's our strength."
Jessica Bandyk (Photo: Daniel Mears, The Detroit News)
Novi is coached by Todd Pheiffer, who is in his fourth year of leading the program.
Pheiffer is a 1992 Novi grad who guided Ann Arbor Huron to the state championship in 2008 before moving on to Novi, where he was an assistant in 2010 and 2011 under Brian O'Leary.
O'Leary guided Novi to five state titles (2005, '06, '07, '10, '11) in a seven-year span.
Pheiffer credits his seniors for much of the success of this year's team.
"This group of seniors have been through a lot," Pheiffer said. "They came in as freshman in 2016 and most of them were starters – that's the year we made it all the way to state semis and lost to Stoney Creek in a PK shootout.
"Then, last year they were a big reason we won the state championship. They have been through so much and have played at such a high level that they are showing the underclassmen the way.
"Every day in practice they are working hard, pushing each other to get better and they love each other. They are a team and they are fighting for each other."
This season has been far different from a year ago, when Novi entered postseason play as an underdog.
Riley Balconi (Photo: Daniel Mears, The Detroit News)
"We do have some very talented players, but the fact that they are playing as a team, as well, is a credit to them and it's a credit to the seniors for providing that leadership," Pheiffer said. "Having that success last year, it builds confidence because we've been through it. Coming into this season was a little interesting because we've had that target right from the start. Last year really no one talked about us. Everyone knows Novi soccer is pretty good, but nobody talked about us. Last year, it was all Grand Blanc.
"This year everyone has been talking about us from the start and these girls have stepped up every single game. When one girl is having a bad game, someone else steps up."
Pheiffer's daughter Abbey was Novi's starting goalkeeper before she suffered a knee injury.
"She got hurt in the Hartland game with 30 minutes left," Pheiffer said. "We were up 2-0 at the time and ended up winning 3-2. We had to put a field player in goal because we didn't have a backup."
To take over in goal, Pheiffer promoted Novi's JV keeper and another JV player who has previous goalie experience.
"Our goal is to limit the number of scoring opportunities," Pheiffer said. "We hope that the players that are coming up – there's a lot of pressure on them – that the goalies make the easy saves that they need to make and that we don't give (opponents) the opportunity to get too close to our goal."
Novi did just that on Senior Day on Thursday in Novi's 3-0 win over Howell.
"Our goal was to limit the number of shots and (Howell) didn't get a single shot on goal," Pheiffer said.
Fenchel has 15 goals and 10 assists, Stadtherr has 14 goals and Bandyk has 10.
Pheiffer has made multiple moves that have paid off, including moving Fenchel, a junior, to center forward and junior Nevada Larson from center mid to center back.
Todd Pheiffer (Photo: Daniel Mears, The Detroit News)
"She has a lot of heart and a lot of passion," said Pheiffer of Fenchel, who was named Allstate All-American and will be honored at the Major League Soccer All-Star game in Orlando this summer. "She plays center forward, but she never played center forward until I moved her there her freshman year. Jessie Bandyk is an attacking mid and Jessie is a year older.
"I told Avery when she was a freshman that we only play one attacking mid so I wanted her to play center forward. She said she never played center forward before and I told her I'd teach her. She has played center forward all three years and has been our leading goal scorer, and she didn't play her last 10 games her freshman year due to a broken collarbone."
Novi arguably plays in the toughest league in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association (KLAA) with Plymouth, Hartland and Livonia Stevenson also in the mix. Novi will play at Salem Saturday at 1 p.m. before hosting Walled Lake Western in a district opener on Thursday.
"I told our girls that it doesn't matter what happens going forward, how many players in the entire country can say at one point that they were ranked the No. 1 team in the nation," Pheiffer said. "Even if something would happen down the line and we don't finish that way we were and that's a tribute to the hard work these girls put into it. It's been an incredible ride."
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Financial Aid for Graduate School: What's Different This Time Around?
by Sara Hodon
Financial aid isn't just for undergraduates (although 90% apply for it)—many graduate students utilize it as well. According to data compiled by the College Board, approximately 39% of graduate students took out a federal loan for the 2016–2017academic year.
The biggest difference in financial aid for graduate students compared to undergraduates is the type of aid available. Instead of using a mix of grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans, graduate students must primarily rely on student loans.
"Federal grants are only available to students pursuing their first undergraduate degree, and most institutions have limited scholarship funds for graduate students," explains Paula Kohles, Financial Aid Director at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. "Federal Direct Loans are the primary funding source for graduate students, namely the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan and Grad PLUS Loan, due to the lack of scholarship and grant funds for graduate students."
Available funding
Work-study is a common funding method for higher education, but as Marcus Hanscom, Director of Graduate Admissions at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, explains, there are far fewer work-study jobs for graduate students available.
"Many schools offer graduate assistantships that provide some sort of scholarship and/or stipend in exchange for administrative, research, or teaching work completed outside of typical degree requirements," he says. "To further complicate things, there is a broad perception that graduate school offers a lot of funding. The funding opportunities are particularly limited at the master's level.
"However," he continues, "at the doctoral level—and this is where the misconception comes from—there tends to be a fair amount of funding for PhD students to do research or teach courses in exchange for tuition remission and various stipends. Master's students unfortunately have fewer of those opportunities, but check with institutions to learn about what is available."
Graduate teaching assistantships are their own form of aid. Cristen R. Alicea, Assistant Director of the Office of Financial Assistance at University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas, says students often misunderstand these awards. "These are great opportunities, but many students assume these benefits are on top of any financial aid they are receiving," she says. "Funding from any source must be considered as part of the total financial aid package and will reduce the amount of loans you are allowed to borrow."
Related: Everything You Need to Know About Graduate Financial Aid
Graduate students apply for aid the same way as undergrads—by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)—although in most instances, parents' financial information is not needed.
"We recommend you complete the FAFSA, even if you don't plan to take loans," Alicea says. "Some scholarships include a need component on their award, and it's important to have that information available so you don't miss out on the opportunity to apply. Some scholarships even require you to include the parent information on the FAFSA, even though you're considered independent as a graduate student."
Besides federal aid, schools may have "institutional aid" available, such as assistantships. These opportunities are often bundled with scholarships, so students may receive a paid work placement that offers a scholarship, hourly work, or both.
"Unlike federal loans, institutional aid is typically not dependent on the receipt of a FAFSA. However, if an institution offers need-based scholarships or grants at the graduate level, they may use the FAFSA to formally determine a student's eligibility," Hanscom says. "Students should keep in mind that if schools do offer some sort of institutional aid, it's imperative that the student adhere to all stated admission deadlines. To be eligible for institutional aid, students often have to apply earlier in the pipeline to ensure consideration."
One mistake many graduate students make, according to Alicea, is not applying for aid at all because they (mistakenly) assume there's nothing available. "It takes a lot of legwork to find and apply for scholarships, but every bit of a loan you can avoid borrowing makes a big difference in your after-school finances," she explains.
One piece of advice she gives every student she meets with: apply for scholarships throughout your degree program, and minimize loan borrowing as much as possible. "We often see students trying to maintain a particular lifestyle they're used to rather than trimming down their expenses and borrowing only what's needed to cover their tuition and fees," she says. "We always say, 'Live like a student now so you aren't forced to live like one after graduation!'"
Related: Fellowships and Grants for Graduate Students: How to Find and Apply to Them
Financial aid packages can be generous, but if you're applying to graduate school while you're still an undergrad, this is the perfect opportunity to hone your budgeting skills.
Kohles says adequate planning and financial projections are two of the weakest areas for many grad students applying for aid. "Graduate students need to budget carefully when determining how much funds to borrow," she says. "Schools are required to include the total cost of attendance in attending the degree program and will award up to the full cost of attendance between the available loan types. However, many students don't need to borrow the full cost of attendance if they're working and can cover part of their living expenses."
Related: Paying Your Own Way: Financial Aid for Graduate School
The importance of deadlines
When applying for financial aid, don't wait until the night before the application deadline to submit your information, Hanscom warns. You run the risk of getting little—if any—aid, and frankly, waiting until the last minute won't put you in the most flattering light with the selection committee.
"For the institutions that offer graduate student aid, they award it to students early in the pipeline. Schools often post priority deadlines that make it very clear students must apply by that date to receive aid," he says. "We have some programs at Roger Williams University that offer a priority deadline and a 'regular' application deadline, yet students will call a month later and inquire about the scholarships they can receive. At that point, we've already awarded all our scholarships to students who met the priority deadline."
Applying on time or early sends a clear message to the admission and financial aid committees that you're serious—serious about continuing your education at that school and adding real value to your chosen program of study.
But, Alicea stresses, don't send your applications without carefully reviewing each school's application requirements first. Every school is unique, and failure to follow their guidelines and instructions wastes everyone's time—and could keep you from receiving the aid you're hoping for.
"If there's a particular school you're interested in, contact them and get as much information as you can as to how they operate, what aid options and amounts are available to you, etc.," she says. "Knowing your options ahead of time will prevent any unwanted surprises later, especially in terms of how much aid you're allowed to have and whether that will work for your budget or not."
Related: Expert Grad School Financial Aid Tips You Need to Know
Research your options
Do some research and learn more about funding options beyond just student loans. "Professional associations, scholarship websites, service organizations, and other groups often provide scholarships and list them readily online," Hanscom says. "If students are working, they should also look into employer tuition plans, which can offset some or all of a student's tuition costs"—just be aware of potential tax consequences so you're not surprised at tax time.
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Restoration Hardware Used / Consignment Furniture Looks Like New!!
Baltimore's Favorite Consignment Furniture Store has the brand that's very hard to find used. Not only that, but we've got a lot of it! If you love Restoration Hardware's Wonderful Line of Contemporary Furniture, you need to make the trip to Cornerstone.
Shown here is are some newly arrived pieces from this California Company. If you've ever shopped this line new, you'll love the Huge Discount you'll get by finding it on consignment! Remember to join our Want List for Restoration Hardware Furniture and we'll email you a photo, price and measurement of pieces when they arrive.
Summer is a Great Time to Shop for Dining Room Furniture Baltimore!
We know that the surf and sun are calling. But, as you can see from the hungry-looking crowd gathered around this Beautiful Henredon Dining Room Furniture, we've all got to eat! And when you realize that summer time is a fabulous time to shop for Furniture Bargains, it may just be the motivation you need to start thinking about next Falls Holiday meals.
So take a break from the outdoor fun to stop in and see Baltimore's Biggest and Best Selection of Consignment Furniture! You'll find Dining Room, Bedroom, Office Furniture and More! All prepped and polished by our workshop staff and ready to Take Home Today!
Theater Seats / Recliners on Consignment at Baltimore's Favorite Furniture Store!
Even Baltimore's Hardest Working Staff needs a break now and then! Pictured here are 4 of Cornerstone's Best, testing out these newly arrived theater recliners.
This set of 8 chairs will make any room a "Theater Room", and they're Ready to be Delivered Today! That means that you can watch the Stanley Cup Play Offs and the Baltimore Orioles today from the comfort of these great seats! So, let the rain fall on this wet Saturday and head on down to Cornerstone to do some furniture shopping. I think you'll feel what so many people have since 1986- that they wish they'd found us sooner!
Bedroom and Office Consignment Furniture Fill Our Dock!
This photo taken yesterday afternoon shows our dock area after unpacking a wonderful Truckload of Consignment Furniture! On the left you see a nice leather top executive desk and bookcase. Throughout the picture is some very nice Solid Cherry Bedroom Furniture. All of this "used furniture" is in like new condition and will quickly move through our workshop and be brought to our preview room or onto the showroom floor.
But, you don't have to wait to see it! Stop in today and take a peek behind the curtain to check it all out. You'll find makers like Statton, PA House, Thomasville, Knob Creek and More!
Summer Just Got Sweeter at Baltimore's Favorite Furniture Consignment Store!
As part of Cornerstone's Commitment to Community Outreach, we purchased this Huge Bowl of Candy Kitchen Taffy along with five $20 Gift Certificates for Ocean City's Favorite Candy Store at a silent auction to raise money for the non-profit Believe in Tomorrow Children's Foundation! (http://believeintomorrow.org/) For over 31 years this great organization has been helping families fighting pediatric cancer by providing Hospital and Respite Housing!
During the month of April, Cornerstone is Paying It Forward by offering these gifts to our customers as a way to bring attention to this wonderful organization and to make Candy Kitchen's Generous Gift to the silent auction go even farther! (https://candykitchen.com/) Stop in the store anytime this month and Register to Win One of the Five $20 Gift Certificates to be raffled off Tuesday, May 2nd. There is no purchase necessary and you can enter each time you visit! While you're here, enjoy some taffy from our bowl!
Save Money at Baltimore's Favorite Furniture Consignment Store and Support a Great Non Profit!
In an effort to support the arts and continue a longtime tradition of Giving Back to Our Community, Cornerstone is participating in Center Stage's long running annual online auction. We have donated a $250 gift certificate and we encourage everyone to bid on it or any of the over 600 fabulous items donated from organizations and businesses all over our area.
Center Stage is Baltimore's Largest Regional Theater and a very big part of the area's impressive emerging arts scene. We congratulate Center Stage on the rennovation of their Calvert St. location and are thrilled they continue to contribute their valuable efforts to the culture of our city.
Here's a link to the Auction Site- https://www.biddingforgood.com/auction/auctionhome.action?vhost=centerstage. Search "Cornerstone" to find our $250 Gift Certificate! Don't Delay- the auction ends April 2, 2017!
Herman Miller Desk Chair, Statton Drop Front Desk, Biggs Chest, Kittinger Queen Anne Dining Chairs and More!
Pictured just off the dock area yesterday, these pieces are being prepped and polished for our Showroom Floor. If you like High Quality Furniture at Consignment Store Prices, you will love your visit to Cornerstone. That's because we have Baltimore's Biggest and Best Consignment Furniture Selection!
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Henkel Harris Dining Chairs, Lexington Breakfront, PA House China Cabinet and Other Great Consignment Furniture Arrive at Baltimore's Best Furniture Consignment Store!
The weather in Baltimore felt like Spring yesterday, making our job of bringing in the areas Best Consignment Furniture a whole lot more fun! Pictured here just off our dock is a set of Henkel Harris Dining Chairs (part of a very nice dining room set from a local estate), a Lexington Breakfront (great height), and a Solid Maple PA House China Cabinet (perfect when you need a lighter color piece).
See these and all of yesterday's arrivals by visiting the store or watch for the pieces as we put them on our website. Either way you shop, you'll find Baltimore and Washington DC's Biggest and Best Selection of Used / Consignment Furniture!
Banded Mahogany Bedroom Set for your Master Bedroom Oasis!
Just arrived on our showroom floor is this Beautiful Inlaid Mahogany Bedroom Set. If you've been waiting to find a complete set for your Master Bedroom or Large Guest Room, wait no more! But you won't see this set on our website inventory until later today. So, hurry in to our Timonium, Maryland Store to see it in person this morning!
Other pieces arriving this week include a Leather Sofa from Flexsteel, a Sheraton Style Formal Living Room Fabric Sofa, both Formal and Casual Dining Sets and More! With two trucks on the road here in the Baltimore-Washington DC area, Cornerstone is always bringing in more High Quality Consignment Furniture to our 15,000 square foot store. This week's manufacturers include Henkel Harris, Ethan Allen, Hickory Chair, Statton and More.
Used Maitland Smith Furniture, Used Leather Sofa, Used Wright Table Co. Sideboard and More!
Yes, it's Used Furniture! But, at Baltimore's Favorite Furniture Consignment Store, it still looks Brand New! That's because we've spent over 30 years building relationships with Baltimore and Washington DC Retirement Communities that recommend their clients turn to us when it's time to sell their High Quality Name Brand Furniture!
Pictured here in our dock area are pieces that just arrived from a Beautiful Home in Northern Virginia. While these pieces are "like new", we'll still check them over and polish them up before they are moved to our showroom floor. In the photo is a Used Maitland Smith Dining Room Table, a Mahogany Sideboard from Wright Table Company, a Leather Sofa and More! It's hard to call them "used", so we'll just call them "Beautiful Consignment Furniture".


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Sovereign Hill and Ballarat
Year round 44 paying students and 4 complimentary teachers Tour ex Melbourne only
Designed for: Victorian Primary School students
Highlight of this 3-day tour includes the evening show 'Blood on the Southern Cross' which brings to life the dramatic clash between gold miners and government forces. It also includes a visit to Ballarat Wildlife Park for an up-close wildlife experience.
The program is designed around integrated learning, and will assist to develop knowledge and understanding of significant events in Australia and Victoria's history.
Itinerary Day By Day
DAY 1 SCHOOL – BALLARAT (D)
Morning departure by coach, travelling along the Western Highway to Ballarat where you will check in to your motel accommodation. You will begin your study of the importance of gold in Australia's history by visiting the Gold Museum, part of the Sovereign Hill experience. On display is an extensive and valuable collection of gold nuggets, alluvial deposits, priceless gold ornaments and coins. This state-of-the-art gallery also houses various temporary exhibitions throughout the year. A visit to the nearby Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka will provide an insight into the events surrounding a pivotal stage in Australia's history. Lead by an Education Officer, you will experience the tensions and drama of the rebellion at the site of the stockade, through an exciting array of original artefacts and multi-media technology. Tonight, return to Sovereign Hill to experience the acclaimed sound and light spectacular, "Blood on the Southern Cross". This unique show, set under the night sky, brings to life the battle between gold miners and Government forces at the Eureka Stockade.
DAY 2 BALLARAT (B, L, D)
The gold rush days stamped the city of Ballarat as a living memorial to an era when a lifetime of wealth and prosperity was only a shovel or pan away for many Australians. History now comes to life at Sovereign Hill, which faithfully depicts Ballarat's first 10 years after the discovery of gold in 1851. Step back in time and experience life as it was - streets bustling with people in period costume, horse-drawn carriages, steam-driven machinery on the diggings and a variety of shops. Try your luck at panning for real gold. On a self-guided underground tour you will see original workings of the gold mine and dioramas depicting the life of the miners.
DAY 3 BALLARAT – SCHOOL (B, L)
This morning your tour includes a visit to Ballarat Wildlife Park where you will interact with a variety of unique Australian wildlife including koalas, kangaroos, emus, echidnas and wombats, as well as exotic reptiles. This 'environmental classroom' is set in 15 hectares of beautiful peppermint gum woodland. Enjoy lunch in the park at Lake Wendouree. You will then have the chance to reflect on Australia's history along the Prime Minister's Walk and at the Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial, before beginning your journey back to school, arriving mid-afternoon.
Two nights motel accommodation
Meals as specified
Quality coach with air-conditioning, DVD and reclining seats
Entrance to Sovereign Hill
Entrance to Blood on the Southern Cross
Entrance to Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka
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Killing Pavel
On July 20, 2016, Pavel Sheremet, an award-winning Belarusian-born journalist living in Ukraine, was killed by a car bomb in Kyiv. The shocking murder of a sharp critic of Belarusian, Russian, and Ukrainian officials was the most high-profile assassination in Ukraine's recent history.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko vowed to solve the crime, and personally appointed a special task force led by the chief of the national police. Within hours of the murder, a team of journalists from the Organized Crime and
Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) and Slidstvo went to work, soliciting closed-circuit camera footage from residents and businesses near the scene. They collected hundreds of hours of exclusive CCTV footage, which formed the basis of a documentary investigation that led to remarkable revelations.
Among the journalists' key findings were that the police never found or overlooked key CCTV footage, failed to locate and interview key witnesses, and failed to discover or reveal that a former member of Ukraine's Security Service was mysteriously present at the scene of the crime.
Director: Matt Sarnecki
Screenwriter: Anna Babinets, Olena Loginova, Dmitro Hnap, Vlad Lavrov
Producer: Slidstvo.info, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)
Cinematographer: Dmytro Shypovskiy
Editor: Ilya Magazanin, Sergiu Brega
Genre: Documentary, Feature
IFFS 2017
The Investigative Film Festival Skopje is a three day event organized by the Platform for investigative journalism and analyses – PINA. It represents a combination of film screenings, debates, panel discussions and workshops that focus on the impact of investigative journalism, and also raise awareness on different issues and challenges in the media world.


Mono 0.8 has been released. The main difference between this and the snapshots is that I got to test this release, and included a pre-compiled version of the class libraries and the compiler for your total Linux enjoying experience.
The compiler can not yet self-host on Linux, as there are still various bugs present in our class libraries (check Paolo's recent post to mono-list for details on what bits are missing if you want to help out).
Where can you get the goodies?
There are so many new things since version 0.7, that it is hard to know where to start. But we got the compiler that can compile itself (and I have been hard at work making it emit every possible error message on earth, so that it is not only a compiler, but a useful development tool), a JIT engine for Linux/x86 systems and an interpreter that works on Linux/PPC systems.
No other systems have been tested on this release, but we welcome contributions. Sergey's StrongARM port has not been integrated, but Paolo's patches to cross compile Mono are included. The compiler mcs can compile a quite a few applications on Linux, but nothing really major ones (it cant compile itself yet), if you want to help, again there are many bugs in our classes that need to be ironed out.
We have also built an IO layer into our runtime that emulates the IO model in Windows, because this model is exposed to the class library user, so it has to be done. One advantage is that you can "select/poll" for both file descriptors and mutexes. Sweet!
In this release, we of course include all the source code to the class libraries (and that juicy Regex engine is in there, the WebForms classes, System.Reflection and Reflection Emit, as well as piles of work on making all our object serializable and support all the exceptions in .NET).
There is still a long road to go, but I have been putting off this release since December 5th, so here it is. Hopefully I should be making releases more often, for those of you curious as to what we are doing.
Also, there are test suites for the compiler, the runtime and the class libraries. The class library tests fail all over the place: an indication that you can be part of this whole open source thing and help fix the bugs ;-). The compiler and runtime pass their tests though.
Once you compile and install those, you can compile mono on Linux. If you wish to recompile the class libraries or work on the compiler, you still need to use the .NET Framework on Windows.
I am considering seriously just copy/pasting the code from glib-1.3.12 that we use/require into mono to reduce the number of packages that must be compiled.
We are on the case to fix this. Promised.


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"""logtest, a unittest.TestCase helper for testing log output."""

import sys
import time
from uuid import UUID

import pytest

from cherrypy._cpcompat import text_or_bytes

try:
    # On Windows, msvcrt.getch reads a single char without output.
    import msvcrt

    def getchar():
        return msvcrt.getch()
except ImportError:
    # Unix getchr
    import tty
    import termios

    def getchar():
        fd = sys.stdin.fileno()
        old_settings = termios.tcgetattr(fd)
        try:
            tty.setraw(sys.stdin.fileno())
            ch = sys.stdin.read(1)
        finally:
            termios.tcsetattr(fd, termios.TCSADRAIN, old_settings)
        return ch

class LogCase(object):

    """unittest.TestCase mixin for testing log messages.

    logfile: a filename for the desired log. Yes, I know modes are evil,
        but it makes the test functions so much cleaner to set this once.

    lastmarker: the last marker in the log. This can be used to search for
        messages since the last marker.

    markerPrefix: a string with which to prefix log markers. This should be
        unique enough from normal log output to use for marker identification.
    """

    interactive = False
    logfile = None
    lastmarker = None
    markerPrefix = b'test suite marker: '

    def _handleLogError(self, msg, data, marker, pattern):
        print('')
        print('    ERROR: %s' % msg)

        if not self.interactive:
            raise pytest.fail(msg)

        p = ('    Show: '
             '[L]og [M]arker [P]attern; '
             '[I]gnore, [R]aise, or sys.e[X]it >> ')
        sys.stdout.write(p + ' ')
        # ARGH
        sys.stdout.flush()
        while True:
            i = getchar().upper()
            if i not in 'MPLIRX':
                continue
            print(i.upper())  # Also prints new line
            if i == 'L':
                for x, line in enumerate(data):
                    if (x + 1) % self.console_height == 0:
                        # The \r and comma should make the next line overwrite
                        sys.stdout.write('<-- More -->\r ')
                        m = getchar().lower()
                        # Erase our "More" prompt
                        sys.stdout.write('            \r ')
                        if m == 'q':
                            break
                    print(line.rstrip())
            elif i == 'M':
                print(repr(marker or self.lastmarker))
            elif i == 'P':
                print(repr(pattern))
            elif i == 'I':
                # return without raising the normal exception
                return
            elif i == 'R':
                raise pytest.fail(msg)
            elif i == 'X':
                self.exit()
            sys.stdout.write(p + ' ')

    def exit(self):
        sys.exit()

    def emptyLog(self):
        """Overwrite self.logfile with 0 bytes."""
        with open(self.logfile, 'wb') as f:
            f.write('')

    def markLog(self, key=None):
        """Insert a marker line into the log and set self.lastmarker."""
        if key is None:
            key = str(time.time())
        self.lastmarker = key

        with open(self.logfile, 'ab+') as f:
            f.write(
                b'%s%s\n'
                % (self.markerPrefix, key.encode('utf-8'))
            )

    def _read_marked_region(self, marker=None):
        """Return lines from self.logfile in the marked region.

        If marker is None, self.lastmarker is used. If the log hasn't
        been marked (using self.markLog), the entire log will be returned.
        """
# Give the logger time to finish writing?
# time.sleep(0.5)

        logfile = self.logfile
        marker = marker or self.lastmarker
        if marker is None:
            with open(logfile, 'rb') as f:
                return f.readlines()

        if isinstance(marker, str):
            marker = marker.encode('utf-8')
        data = []
        in_region = False
        with open(logfile, 'rb') as f:
            for line in f:
                if in_region:
                    if (line.startswith(self.markerPrefix)
                            and marker not in line):
                        break
                    else:
                        data.append(line)
                elif marker in line:
                    in_region = True
        return data

    def assertInLog(self, line, marker=None):
        """Fail if the given (partial) line is not in the log.

        The log will be searched from the given marker to the next marker.
        If marker is None, self.lastmarker is used. If the log hasn't
        been marked (using self.markLog), the entire log will be searched.
        """
        data = self._read_marked_region(marker)
        for logline in data:
            if line in logline:
                return
        msg = '%r not found in log' % line
        self._handleLogError(msg, data, marker, line)

    def assertNotInLog(self, line, marker=None):
        """Fail if the given (partial) line is in the log.

        The log will be searched from the given marker to the next marker.
        If marker is None, self.lastmarker is used. If the log hasn't
        been marked (using self.markLog), the entire log will be searched.
        """
        data = self._read_marked_region(marker)
        for logline in data:
            if line in logline:
                msg = '%r found in log' % line
                self._handleLogError(msg, data, marker, line)

    def assertValidUUIDv4(self, marker=None):
        """Fail if the given UUIDv4 is not valid.

        The log will be searched from the given marker to the next marker.
        If marker is None, self.lastmarker is used. If the log hasn't
        been marked (using self.markLog), the entire log will be searched.
        """
        data = self._read_marked_region(marker)
        data = [
            chunk.decode('utf-8').rstrip('\n').rstrip('\r')
            for chunk in data
        ]
        for log_chunk in data:
            try:
                uuid_log = data[-1]
                uuid_obj = UUID(uuid_log, version=4)
            except (TypeError, ValueError):
                pass  # it might be in other chunk
            else:
                if str(uuid_obj) == uuid_log:
                    return
                msg = '%r is not a valid UUIDv4' % uuid_log
                self._handleLogError(msg, data, marker, log_chunk)

        msg = 'UUIDv4 not found in log'
        self._handleLogError(msg, data, marker, log_chunk)

    def assertLog(self, sliceargs, lines, marker=None):
        """Fail if log.readlines()[sliceargs] is not contained in 'lines'.

        The log will be searched from the given marker to the next marker.
        If marker is None, self.lastmarker is used. If the log hasn't
        been marked (using self.markLog), the entire log will be searched.
        """
        data = self._read_marked_region(marker)
        if isinstance(sliceargs, int):
            # Single arg. Use __getitem__ and allow lines to be str or list.
            if isinstance(lines, (tuple, list)):
                lines = lines[0]
            if isinstance(lines, str):
                lines = lines.encode('utf-8')
            if lines not in data[sliceargs]:
                msg = '%r not found on log line %r' % (lines, sliceargs)
                self._handleLogError(
                    msg,
                    [data[sliceargs], '--EXTRA CONTEXT--'] + data[
                        sliceargs + 1:sliceargs + 6],
                    marker,
                    lines)
        else:
            # Multiple args. Use __getslice__ and require lines to be list.
            if isinstance(lines, tuple):
                lines = list(lines)
            elif isinstance(lines, text_or_bytes):
                raise TypeError("The 'lines' arg must be a list when "
                                "'sliceargs' is a tuple.")

            start, stop = sliceargs
            for line, logline in zip(lines, data[start:stop]):
                if isinstance(line, str):
                    line = line.encode('utf-8')
                if line not in logline:
                    msg = '%r not found in log' % line
                    self._handleLogError(msg, data[start:stop], marker, line)

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Justia US Law US Codes and Statutes New Hampshire Revised Statutes 2015 New Hampshire Revised Statutes Title I - THE STATE AND ITS GOVERNMENT Chapter 15 - LOBBYISTS Section 15:5 - Prohibited Activities.
Section 15:5 - Prohibited Activities.
NH Rev Stat § 15:5 (2015) What's This?


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44.11.306 COMMITTEE SEMIANNUAL AND CLOSING REPORTS
(1) Except as provided in (2), independent, incidental, ballot issue, and political party committees that are not required to file semiannual reports in March and September shall file a year-end closing report pursuant to 13-37-226, MCA. The closing date of books for the report is December 31 and the report shall be filed with the commissioner no later than January 31.
(a) The report shall cover all contributions received and expenditures made since the closing date of books for the most recently filed report.
(b) The closing date of books for the report shall mark the cutoff date for the purpose of computing aggregate contributions and expenditures, and future reports shall use that date as a beginning point for the purpose of aggregation.
(2) No committee shall be required to file the report required by (1) if the committee was required to file a post-election report pursuant to 13-37-226, MCA, during the second half of a calendar year and no further contributions have been received or expenditures have been made by it between the closing date of books for the post-election report and December 31. The post-election report shall be considered as its closing report and the closing date of books for that report shall be used as the cutoff date for the purpose of aggregating contributions and expenditures for future reports.
(3) A committee that will not participate in future elections and that wishes to end its status as a committee may file a statement of termination with its closing report. Any further activity by a terminated committee will require a new statement of organization.
(4) A committee may file its closing report at any time prior to the date prescribed by statute once it has finished making contributions and expenditures during an election cycle.
History: 13-37-114, MCA; IMP, 13-37-226, 13-37-228, MCA; NEW, 1979 MAR p. 655, Eff. 7/1/79; AMD, 2001 MAR p. 2049, Eff. 10/12/01; TRANS and AMD, from ARM 44.10.409, 2016 MAR p. 28, Eff. 1/9/16.