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ALAE SOLUTIONS Successfully completes R&D contract for a new tracking sensor technology.
February 14, 2022 /in Uncategorized /by April Lankford
ALAE Solutions successfully completed the Phase I contract in support of a new sensor technology for tracking Air Force assets. The diverse team included the USAF, aircraft maintenance engineers, ALAE engineers, GSU research professors, and engineers from the CISCO RF Government group. During the Phase I feasibility evaluation, the team completed several important deliverables. These included research and selection of an RF tracking technology suitable for DoD installations, feasibility studies into range and suitability for the client use case, development of an RF simulation as a digital twin (DT) to optimize antenna placement, and market research toward potential end-users and other DoD gap needs. New RFID technologies were demonstrated to track assets over the entire flight line with minimal infrastructure. A prototype plan was identified and confirmed with the USAF sponsors and stakeholders for several receivers and tags to be deployed and evaluated in an operational scenario in a Phase II effort. We expect to research cybersecurity, cloud-based applications, and message integration with other systems as we move forward in Phase II, which was awarded on 08/05/2021, with further research and an improved performance prototype of the sensor technology with optional features.
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ALAE Solutions is actively demonstrating the value of integrating Smart Manufacturing Technology
April 6, 2021 /in Uncategorized /by April Lankford
Following a successful Phase II Air Force SBIR award, ALAE Solutions is now actively demonstrating the value of integrating Smart Manufacturing Technology (SMT) with the typical manufacturing process by developing, testing, and evaluating novel Predictive Maintenance and Digital Twin technologies. Working closely with researchers from Georgia Southern University we hope to ascertain that AF depot component inspection, repair, and quality control processes are operating reliably, efficiently, and expeditiously. Current AF depot maintenance practices are reactive and lack the tools to improve the assets' readiness further. There is an urgent need to improve industrial processes and introduce analytical methods to produce a product that meets or exceeds Navy and Air Force requirements and specifications.
Many Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) technologies have failed to provide optimum maintenance strategies because of inadequate and poor choices for extracted features or Condition Indicators (CIs). ALAE Solutions proposes a dual approach Predictive Maintenance (PM) Paradigm to address critical shop components/systems' on-process maintenance/systems in real-time. Our approach involves the utilization of Intelligent CBM to develop, test, and evaluate a dynamic Smart Predictive Maintenance (SPM) methodology for critical manufacturing systems supported by a novel Digital Twin framework to optimize the manufacturing system design, maintenance practices, and policies.
Data has become an essential part of new and "smart" technology insertion to the manufacturing floor in recent years. Most industrial processes are controlled by PLCs or computer control apparatus and are instrumented with sensors dedicated to the control activities. ALAE Solutions has taken advantage of these sensors and complemented them with devices specifically designed to monitor faults of failure modes (for example, accelerometers measuring vibration signals). By maximizing SMT use in sensing and data mining, ALAE Solutions is presently developing and demonstrating intelligent software technologies for CBM, advanced diagnostic, prognostic, real-time health monitoring, and remaining-useful-life (RUL) reporting. This will enable all information about the manufacturing process to be available when needed, where it is needed, and in the form that it is needed across entire manufacturing supply chains, complete product lifecycles, and multiple ALCs. The benefits to the AF depot at WR AFB and other ALCs and the maintenance community, in general, include continuous online health monitoring and assessment, optimum maintenance overhaul/repair schedules for equipment spare-parts/personnel/facilities/tools, maintenance cost reduction, improvement of equipment reliability/safety (avoiding catastrophic failures), optimum planning/scheduling for equipment and facilities and reduced maintenance induced failures.
Commercial applications span numerous industries, and broad interest is expected from governmental and private entities, within the U.S. and abroad concerned with the maintenance or production of complex end-items or systems. Potential beneficiaries include DoD and other governmental aircraft and other system maintainers, private manufacturers, and other professional services. Commercialization would increasingly extend to all sectors requiring highly adaptable, reconfigurable modes of industrial operation.
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ALAE Solutions has demonstrated the functionality of the RTA developed under their phase II Air Force (AF) SBIR
ALAE Solutions has demonstrated the functionality of the Reconfigurable Test Adapter (RTA) developed under a phase II Air Force (AF) SBIR, topic AF161-014. The RTA is an innovative solution to addresses the problem of costly, time consuming re-hosting of legacy test program sets (TPS) from legacy Automatic Test Systems (ATS) into modernized systems such as the AF Versatile Depot Automated Test Station (VDATS.)
Approximately 8,000 TPS are currently planned to be re-hosted on next generation systems and this product showcases our work related to obsolescence of legacy ATS. The goal of the project is to provide significant life cycle sustainment cost savings while increasing reliability and maintainability of the ATS used to repair/return critical avionics assets to warfighters. Shop through-put for UUT repair/calibration increases and, as a result of the improved accuracy of the test equipment, the MTBF increases giving the AF more flight time over UUT supported by the legacy ATS
This innovation will decrease total ownership cost (TOC) while concurrently increasing mission capable rates for Air Force Sustainment Command (AFSC) ATS. The TOC savings will be experienced by greatly decreasing Supply Chain Management (SCM) inventory costs, and decreasing USAF 402 EMXG and AFLCMC/WNA engineering costs by retiring legacy ATE when migrating to an approved DoD FoT such as VDATS. Legacy ATS are difficult to operate, costly to maintain, use more power and frequently are down for repair
Rehosting TPS is currently costly and requires advanced engineering knowledge of the UUT. The RTA would provide a significant cost & NRE time savings for any effort involving re-host to the VDATS….. or other approved DoD FoT platform.
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ALAE SOLUTIONS WELCOMES EZE NWAONUMAH TO THE TEAM
March 12, 2021 /in Uncategorized /by April Lankford
Ezebuugo Nwaonumah joined the ALAE Solutions Team in 2020 to augment our effort to demonstrate Prognostic Health Management (PHM) technologies targeting Air Force depot machinery. Mr. Nwaonumah brings a masters in Mechatronics (with AI Robotics Research and PLC Projects) to the team and will play a major role in developing our Digital Twin Framework and realizing a systematic approach to Predictive Maintenance. Eze has relevant experience creating continuous improvement plans for CNC machines by applying FMEA and LEAN manufacturing standards to minimize machine part failure. His experience at Anthony Inc. where he designed CAD drawings and programmed CNC and product testers along with his research in wheeled mobile robots will underpin our current and future clients.
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AIR LOGISTICS AND ENGINEERING (ALAE) SOLUTIONS WAS AWARDED A PHASE I FOR AGE SENSORS
Air Logistics and Engineering (ALAE) Solutions is pleased to announce we have been selected for a Phase I Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) award for the AF193-022 topic supporting the Air Force. We are working with the Aircraft Maintenance Group (AMXG) at Robins AFB to demonstrate a proof-of-concept location sensor with improved location detection range and accuracy. Our researchers will evaluate available Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) technologies, demonstrate a location sensor technology, and develop an innovative locating solution to improve the Air Force tracking capabilities for Aircraft Ground Equipment.
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ALAE Solutions is presenting the newly developed Reconfigurable Test Adapter (RTA) at the IEEE AUTOTESTCON 2019
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The 2013 Major Championship at Owensboro brought fairly good weather apart from the last 30 minutes on day one. The event was a 36 hole tournament held June 22-23 at Owensboro Country Club which is a prestigious private club in Kentucky. The first round was suspended once on Saturday at 6:30pm with lightening surrounding the area. The round resumed play at 8:30pm Saturday for the final four girls groups finishing their final holes. The final round got underway at 8:00am Sunday morning with a single tee start. Trophies were given out to players finishing in the top 3 places. This tournament was ranked by the Junior Golf Scoreboard (JGS). Winners also receive an automatic bid to the 2013 Tour Championship. The winner of the Girls 15-18 division also received four American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) performance stars which will give her an exemption into an AJGA event as well as performance points which were awarded to the top 10 finishers in the age division. These points will go towards end of the year honors including HJGT State teams and the Hurricane Cup. All winners also received a $50 gift card from Kikkor Golf. (Code will be emailed within 5 days of the event.) In the 15-18 boys division there was a tie for third place between Paul Huber out of Edgewood, KY and Shanren Brienen from Orlando, FL. The two players carded 36 hole totals of three over par but in very different fashion, Brienen made a nice comeback shooting a two under par 70 following his day one 77. Huber turned in a second round 72 after turning in a day one 75. Brienen took the par 4 scoring title with ease playing the par 4's to a score of 3.88. Huber's strong suit was the most pars category with 24. In second place we had D.J. Vogt from Louisville, KY, who turned in scores of 72 and 73 to give him a one over par 145 total. Vogt finished well in par 3 performance (3.00) and birdies (7). The champion from the boys 15-18 division was the local kid John Augenstein from Owensboro, KY who put up outstanding numbers around his home course of 69 and 69. This left Augenstein with a six under 138 total securing the seven shot victory. Augenstein led in 5 of 7 statistical categories but the most impressive was his 12 birdies in 36 holes, which was enough to win him the EFX birdie bracelet. Jie Hong was our Golf Pride Comeback Player of the Week as he improved by nine shots. On the women's side in the 15-18 year old division where the third place trophy was given out twice to the two players who were tied at 156 after two rounds. Both players shot rounds of 80 and 76 back to back, while edging the fifth place finisher Jenna McGuire by three strokes. The third place finishers were Summer Newsome from Henderson, KY and Alice Ho from Wadsworth, OH. Newsome had an outstanding pars or better category having played 63.9% of her holes at par or better. She also did well in par 3 performance with a 3.10. Ho finished well in the par breakers category with 11.1% and in par 4 performance with a 4.12. The second place finisher from Dublin, OH was Mai Erana who put together two rounds in the 70's shooting 77 and 73 for a 150 total. Erana finished second in all statistical categories except for one; birdies (5), par breakers (13.9%), par 4 performances (4.12), most pars (21), par 5 performances (5.10) and pars or better (72.2%). The champion of the girl's 15-18 division; Maddie Hamilton resides in Louisville, KY. Hamilton blistered the field by leading in all statistical categories except for par 3 scoring. She also added rounds of 74 and 71 which gave her a one over par, two day total of 145. Hamilton also won the EFX bracelet for making six birdies in the tournament. Our Golf Pride Comeback Player of the Week went to Taylor Church by improving her score from 87 to 77, winning the Golf Pride grips. In the boys 11-14 age division there was a tight battle and a playoff could have been in the cards. Cullan Brown from Eddyville, KY turned in a score of 149 put together by a 77 and a 72. Once that score was in, Brown needed to wait to see where that would leave him for the tournament. Showai Wu from Evansville, IN tied Brown for second place with the five over par total. Wu had two consistent rounds of 75 and 74, but it was not enough to catch the eventual champion Joseph Steier from Louisville, KY. Steier had rounds of 72 and 76 to give him a four over par, 148 total and the victory by one shot. Brown was a leader in two categories with most pars or better (86.1%) and most pars (30). Wu was a leader in the par 4 performance category playing the par fours even par. The champion Steier was the only player with and eagle, led in birdies with 5, led in par 5 scoring (4.50) and had the most par breakers (16.7%). He EFX bracelet for the most birdies with 5 went to Mason Lenhart and Joseph Steier, while the Golf Pride Comeback Player of the Week went to Robbie Keyes and Cullan Brown who each improved by five strokes. The third place finisher in the girls 11-14 age division from Orlando, FL was Sydney Hoskins. Sydney turned in two scores of 80 which left her a total of 160 at sixteen over par. Sydney beat fourth place finisher Lara Van Staden by seven strokes though Van Staden won the Golf Pride Comeback Player of the Week moving from a first round 87 to a second round 80. Sydney performed well in many categories such as par 3 (3.40), par 4 (4.50) and par 5 (5.40) scoring. The second place finisher was sister of Sydney Hoskins, Sabrina. Sabrina turned in two scores of 75 which left her six over par, 150. Sabrina finished second in every statistical category we had to offer, with very solid totals. She was second in every category to our girl's 11-14 champion Sifan He from Evansville, IN. Sifan had a great tournament not only by leading all statistical categories but by firing two under par rounds of 69 and 70 to leave her five under par 139. Sifan also won our EFX birdie bracelet for making the most birdies in her division with nine for the tournament. Weather Saturday: Low 90's, thunderstorms in the afternoon Sunday: Sunny, High 80's Tournament Yardage Boys 15-18: 6,532 yards Girls 15-18: 5,750 yards Boys 11-14: 6,100 yards Girls 11-14: 5,277 yards Tournament AwardsEFX Birdie Challenge
Boys 15-18: John Augenstein Girls 15-18: Maddie Hamilton Boys 11-14: Mason Lenhart and Joseph Steier Girls 11-14: Sifan He Golf Pride Comeback Player of the Week Boys 15-18: Jie Hong Girls 15-18: Taylor Church Boys 11-14: Robbie Keyes and Cullan Brown Girls 11-14: Lara Van Staden About Us: The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) was founded in 2008 with the intention of providing junior golfers between the ages of 11-18 an opportunity to play exceptional courses in a competitive environment. Golfers who participate on tour will compete in one of four age divisions: Boys 15-18 Division, Boys 11-14 and Girls 15-18 Division and 11-14 Division. Based out of Jacksonville, FL, the HJGT administers events all across the southeast as well as Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.

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George Latimer breaks down life in politics, 18 consecutive political wins
Tuesday, November 19, 2019 5:36 PM EST
Westchester County Executive George Latimer recently sat down for a one-on-one interview with News 12's Tara Rosenblum, where they discussed his life in inside and outside politics.
Latimer won the seat in 2017 after a decisive victory over his Republican predecessor Rob Astorino who, at the time, was heavily favored to win a third term in office.
"I wasn't sure that I was going to win at all until about three weeks out when I saw that the race was close enough and competitive enough," Latimer told News 12.
Despite being outfunded, Latimer secured his 18th consecutive political victory – a record in Westchester and New York. Over the course of his career, Latimer successfully ran for Rye City Council, was chairman of the County Board of Legislators, was elected to the state Assembly in 2004 and elected to the state Senate in 2012.
"I think what it comes down to is interacting with people," he says. "…The way you interact with people personally and the active campaigning…I think gives them a sense of who you are as a person and I think that helps you achieve whatever there is to achieve."
The veteran Democratic statesman who lives in Rye but grew up in Mount Vernon, works roughly 100 hours a week, not counting all his many posts on Facebook.
"I want to do a good enough job here so that I can feel that I delivered on what I promised in 2017," says Latimer.
When asked if he would consider running for a higher office in the future, Latimer replied, "We'll make that decision when we get to it."
The full interview with Latimer can be seen Wednesday night in a special edition of Power and Politics.
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Former youth football coach accused of sexually abusing boys dies in car crash
Michael Carson once hosted 12 boys from an Essex club while working at Norwich
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Michael Carson has died following a road traffic collision (Image: Joe Giddens/PA Wire)
A former youth football coach and scout, who was due to stand trial accused of the sexual abuse of boys aged under 16, has died in a car crash.
Michael 'Kit' Carson, who once hosted 12 boys from Ridgeway Rovers, Essex, while youth manager at Norwich City - including football superstar David Beckham - died following the road traffic collision yesterday at 9.45am (Monday, January 7).
The collision happened on the A1303 in the village of Bottisham, five miles from Cambridge.
Police said a man had died following the single-vehicle accident and he was declared dead a short time after the arrival of emergency services.
At Peterborough Crown Court it was explained that the car involved had been registered to Carson and the person who died was the appropriate age and had in his possession identification documents in the name of Carson.
The court also heard the 75-year-old's widow had identified his body.
Michael Carson's trial had been due to officially start on Monday at 10am at Peterbrough Crown Court - just 15 minutes after he died in the car crash.
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Michael "Kit" Carson was due to stand trial (Image: Joe Giddens/PA Wire)
He was due to stand trial over multiple sexual assault charges alleged to have happened between 1978 and 2009.
The alleged victims have been informed and efforts are being made to contact all the witnesses.
Carson's car appeared to have veered off a straight stretch of the road on the outskirts of the village heading away from Cambridge towards Newmarket.
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It crossed a short grass verge before striking a large tree at its base.
A patch of bark had been stripped from the base of the tree, around two feet from the ground.
Judge Matthew Lowe instructed that the file on the case be closed.
The scene on the A1303 near Bottisham in Cambridgeshire where a red Mazda 3 driven by youth football and scout Michael 'Kit' Carson collided with a tree (Image: Joe Giddens/PA Wire)
While working at Norwich City Carson tried to sign footballer David Beckham for the club it also emerged today.
Carson joined Norwich City as youth manager in 1983, staying at the club for a decade.
In 1987, he hosted 12 boys - including Beckham - from Ridgeway Rovers, Essex.
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Speaking to the Eastern Daily Press newspaper in 2002, Carson said: "The 12 boys came and they stayed at a youth hostel in Norwich.
"We trained every day at Trowse, and I enlisted the help of two young players, Robert Ullathorne and Jason Minnett."
While working at the club, Carson worked with children aged nine to 16, training future Premier League stars Chris Sutton and Ruel Fox.
Carson also told the newspaper: "In general, these Essex lads were a nightmare, complete scallywags, but one boy stood out unbelievably as an absolute gem, both on and off the ball, and that was David Beckham."
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3. Cathy's Guitars (01:24)
4. Forty Years Ago (00:26)
5. Montage (02:12)
6. The Children (01:07)
7. I'll Pay Him Back (04:08)
8. I'm Master Here Now (02:06)
9. A Beautiful World (00:31)
10. Another Waltz (02:19)
11. Stable Boy (02:31)
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13. Forgive Me (00:41)
14. Remembering (03:54)
15. What About Heathcliff (02:18)
16. I Am Heathcliff (00:57)
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19. Lady of the Manor (01:29)
20. Stutter & Whine (02:12)
21. Whirl & Fancy (01:58)
22. The Waltz (02:40)
23. At the Dance (00:36)
24. A Lady (00:27)
25. Fantasy (03:56)
26. Moonlight (02:40)
27. You'll Love Him (04:41)
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mister_gs
Elmer Bernstein Filmmusic Collection FMC-6
1. Main Title - Foreward
2. Joseph and Lockwood
3. C.U. Lockwood - As Fortunate As Others
4. Cathy Jumps Up
5. Cathy's Return
6. Edgar and Cathy Entering the Living Room
7. The Garden
8. Get Out of My Way - Sir Roger de Coverly
9. Why Isn't There the Smell of Heather
10. He Walks to Bed
11. Will You Forget Me? - Death Scene - End Title
Track listing contributed by Sexton Blix
KOCH 3-7376-2H1
Re-recorded.
Koch Records KIC 7376ERIC
1. Wuthering Heights - Suite (12:40)
Suite arr. by Fred Steiner includes 'Twin Motives', Cathy's Theme, The Moors -theme, Heathcliff Motive, Isabella. With New Zealand Youth Choir
2. Prince of Foxes - Suite (13:19)
Edited by Tony Thomas.
3. David and Bathsheba (03:44)
Love Theme
4. Dragonwyck - Suite (08:43)
5. Prisoner of Zenda - Suite (07:01)
Arr. by Christopher Palmer as 'A Ruritanian Rhapsody for Orchestra'
6. Brigham Young: A Symphonic March (05:18)
Arr. by Fred Steiner
Track listing contributed by charlesvoogd
Mercury SM-3065
Mousiki Akti Ltd 221856-207
Bootleg reissue of Albatross HMS 1939 NDS.
3. Cathy (01:24)
4. 'Forty Years Ago.' (00:26)
7. 'I'll Pay Him Back...' (04:08)
8. 'I'm Master Here Now...' (02:06)
13. 'Forgive Me...' (00:41)
15. What About Heathcliff' (02:18)
16. 'I am Heathcliff...' (00:57)
17. 'I'll Be Your Wife...' (03:19)
27. 'You'll Love Him...' (04:41)
Track listing contributed by Giuseppe T. Battistuzzi
Citadel Records STC 77139
Legendary Hollywood Alfred Newman
Sep-2007
Re-issue of Varese Sarabande VCL 9201.11.
Captain From Castile
Royal Scandal, A
Song Of Bernadette, The
Razor's Edge, The
Letter To Three Wives, A
Film Music Of Alfred Newman, The
1. How Green Was My Valley (1941) (04:12)
2. All About Eve (1950) - Main Title/Finale (03:35)
3. A Letter To Three Wives (1949) (03:27)
4. Wuthering Heights (1939) (03:20)
5. A Royal Scandal (1945) - Overture (01:08)
6. The Song Of Bernadette (1943) (03:27)
7. Pinky (1949) (03:16)
8. Street Scene (1931) - Sentimental Rhapsody (02:54)
9. The Razor's Edge (1946) - Suite (03:38)
tracks 10-15 "CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE" (1947)
10. Prelude/Pedro De Vargas (02:55)
11. Catana (03:02)
12. Lady Luisa/Juan The Adventurer/Wonders Of The New World (03:07)
13. Magic Ring/Fears Of Persecution/Compassionate Priest (03:01)
14. Fulfillment In The New World (Catana's Love) (03:08)
15. Conquest (03:02)
Track listing contributed by serifiot
Decca DL 5413
Played by Victor Young and his orchestra.
Place In The Sun, A
Best Years Of Our Lives, The
Love Themes From The Motion Pictures
Film Score Monthly FSM BOX 01
12 CD-box.
Limited edition of 2,000 copies.
Summer Place, A
Miracle, The
Toccata For Toy Trains
Silver Chalice, The
Ghost And Mrs. Muir, The
Young Bess
Thief Of Bagdad, The
Viva Zapata!
Torn Curtain
Land Of The Pharaohs
Gunfight At The O.K. Corral
High And The Mighty, The
Search For Paradise
Elmer Bernstein's Film Music Collection
2. Paris' Farewell (03:04)
3. Love Theme (02:04)
4. Battle (04:34)
5. Victory - Trojan Horse (03:13)
6. Bacchanal (01:38)
7. Finale (04:02)
TRACKS 1-7: Helen Of Troy (1956) / composed by Max Steiner
8. Main Title & Arrival At Summer Place (03:35)
9. Young Love Scene (04:45)
10. Father & Daughter (02:18)
11. Reunion in Boathouse (04:03)
12. Molly Runs Away (02:20)
TRACKS 8-13: A Summer Place (1959) / composed by Max Steiner
2. Realization (03:05)
3. Pleasant Days (01:50)
4. Decision (03:54)
5. Miracle (04:30)
6. New Friends (02:13)
7. Old Influences (03:02)
8. Conclusions (04:46)
TRACKS 1-8: The Miracle (1959) / composed by Elmer Bernstein
9. Prologue / Variations / Journey / Village / Fantasy / Journey's End (15:42)
TRACK 9: Toccata For Toy Trains (1957) / composed by Elmer Bernstein
11. Atticus Accepts The Case / Roll In The Tire (01:54)
12. Creepy Caper / Peek-A-Boo (03:30)
13. Ewell's Hatre (03:26)
14. Jem's Discovery (03:31)
15. Tree Treasure (04:14)
16. Lynch Mob (02:54)
17. Guilty Verdict (03:07)
18. Ewell Regret It (02:18)
19. Footsteps In The Dark / Assault In The Shadows (02:24)
20. Boo Who? (02:40)
TRACKS 10-21: To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) / composed by Elmer Bernstein
2. New Father (02:34)
3. Little Helena (02:23)
4. Basil The Slave (02:35)
5. Luke (03:49)
6. Simon The Magician (04:40)
7. The Sacred Cup (03:47)
9. Basil Loves Helena (04:23)
10. Battle (02:04)
11. Deborra's Lament (01:54)
ALL TRACKS: The Silver Chalice (1954) / composed by Franz Waxman
1. Prelude / Local Train / The Sea (03:55)
2. The Ghost / The Storm / The Apparition (04:40)
3. The Lights / Bedtime (02:48)
4. Poetry (02:16)
5. Lucia / Dictation / Boyhood's End / Pastoral (03:50)
6. Nocturne (02:21)
7. London / The Reading / Local Train (02:30)
8. The Spring Sea (04:47)
9. Romance / Love / Farewell (05:11)
10. The Home / Sorrow (03:14)
11. The Passing Years / The Late Sea (02:50)
12. Forever (02:38)
ALL TRACKS: The Ghost And Mrs. Muir (1947) / composed by Bernard Herrmann
1. Prelude / Hatfield House / Reminiscing (03:59)
2. Exit Anne Boleyn / Changing Mothers (02:09)
3. Whitehall / The Prince Of Wales (02:54)
4. Eavesdropping / Dies Irae (06:58)
5. Appointment With Love / Dreams / Disillusion (04:57)
6. The King's Finances / The King's English (02:58)
7. Royal Tact / Chelsea (05:16)
8. The King's Ballad (01:48)
9. Desperate Love / Crossroads / Catherine Parr's End (06:04)
10. Night Visitor (03:08)
11. Farewell (03:20)
12. Alone / Finale (03:30)
ALL TRACKS: Young Bess (1953) / composed by Miklos Rozsa
1. Main Title And Foreword (02:52)
2. Joseph And Lockwood (03:58)
3. C.U. Lockwood / As Fortunate As Others (03:43)
4. Cathy Jumps Up (02:49)
5. Cathy's Return (02:10)
6. Edgar And Cathy Entering Living Room (05:21)
7. The Garden (03:36)
8. Get Out Of My Way / Sir Roger De Coverley (03:54)
9. Why Isn't There The Smell Of Heather (02:10)
10. He Walks To Bed (03:45)
11. Will You Forget Me / Death Scene / End Title (05:42)
ALL TRACKS: Wuthering Heights (1939) / composed by Alfred Newman
1. Main Title / Harbour Scene And I Want To Be A Sailor (Sailor's Song) (04:00)
3. Abu And Achmad And Abu's Song (02:03)
4. Horseman's Fanfare (00:59)
5. Love-Song / The Pool / The Prince And The Princess (05:52)
6. The Sultan's Toys And Galop Of The Flying Horse (03:21)
7. Storm At Sea / The Seashore (03:33)
8. The Djinn (03:15)
9. The Skeleton Room / Duel With The Spider / The Return (08:26)
10. The Blue Rose / Fight And Capture Of Achmad (03:27)
11. The Golden Tent (03:36)
12. Abu To The Rescue / Death Of Jaffar / Finale (03:00)
ALL TRACKS: The Thief Of Bagdad (1940) / composed by Miklos Rozsa
1. Zapata And The Peons Rebel (05:02)
2. Gathering Of Forces (03:31)
3. Zapata, The Troubled Leader (04:38)
4. Zapatistas Battle Against Huerta (03:53)
5. "There's No Leader But Yourselves" (03:59)
6. Conscience (02:20)
7. Zapata Vive! (02:41)
TRACKS 1-7: Viva Zapata! (1952) / composed by Alex North
8. Willy (03:32)
9. Ben - Willy's Symbol of Success (03:49)
10. Linda (02:45)
11. The Boys Meet Ben (02:38)
12. Willy's Affair In Boston (02:30)
13. Good-Bye Willy (10:09)
TRACKS 8-13: Death Of A Salesman (1951) / composed by Alex North
1. Prelude (02:22)
2. The Radiogram / The Hotel (02:44)
3. The Phone / The Bookstore (05:22)
4. Valse Lente (03:04)
5. The Travel-Desk / Gromek (03:16)
6. The Farmhouse (02:16)
7. The Body (02:33)
8. The Killing (01:55)
9. The Toast / The Photos (02:57)
10. The Cab-Driver / The Hill (03:41)
11. Discovery / The Blackboard (02:52)
12. The Formula / The Corridor (02:50)
13. The Bicycles / The Bus (03:01)
14. Prelude (Reprise) (02:23)
ALL TRACK: Torn Curtain (1966) / unused score composed by Bernard Herrmann
Disc/Cassette 10
2. Charles Proposes To Emma (01:58)
3. Disillusion (02:53)
4. Leon's Love (03:25)
5. Dance - Suite (05:57)
6. Waltz (05:45)
7. The Operation (02:10)
8. Rodolphe's Love (04:13)
9. The Coach (03:08)
10. Emma's Dream - Waltz / L'Heureux's Walk (02:18)
11. Arsenic / Agony (03:42)
ALL TRACKS: Madame Bovary (1949) / composed by Miklos Rozsa
2. Pharaoh's Procession (04:47)
3. Funeral Song Of Joy (01:33)
4. Vashtar (02:18)
5. The Building Of The Tomb (03:50)
6. Pharaoh's Grief (01:11)
7. The Labyrinth (02:31)
8. The Sealing Of The Tomb (02:18)
TRACKS 1-9: Land Of The Pharaohs (1955) / composed by Dimitri Tiomkin
10. Prelude (Ballad Part 1) (04:02)
11. Lynch Mob (Ballad Parts 2 And 3) (05:30)
12. Gun Battle (05:10)
13. Finale (Ballad Part 4) (01:25)
TRACKS 10-13: Gunfight At The O.K. Corral (1957) / composed by Dimitri Tiomkin
14. Prelude And Take-Off (03:07)
15. Safe Landing (04:19)
TRACKS 14-15: The High And The Mighty (1954) / composed by Dimitri Tiomkin
16. Prologue And Hunza Valley (07:39)
17. Come Ye Discontented (04:11)
18. Killer Mountain (07:07)
19. Shalimar (04:51)
20. Kashmir (04:18)
21. Epilogue (03:30)
TRACKS 16-21: Search For Paradise (1957) / composed by Dimitri Tiomkin
2. Love That Parade (02:03)
3. Away We Go / Beach Meeting (04:23)
4. Shove Off (01:28)
5. Let Us Pray (03:02)
6. Peeping Eagle (03:28)
7. Please Sleep (02:57)
8. Rejected (02:36)
9. Honorable Parade (02:09)
10. Real Crop (02:09)
11. Go To Him (04:16)
12. Surrender (03:33)
13. Stabbed (04:14)
14. Dependable / Curtain (03:46)
15. Concert Suite (06:15)
ALL TRACKS: Kings Of The Sun (1963) / composed by Elmer Bernstein
Track listing contributed by Eddy
Th�ophile
MCA Records MVCM 28011
1. EAST OF EDEN (03:16)
(from Leonard Rosenman's East of Eden)
2. THE CALL OF THE FARAWAY HILLS (03:01)
(from Shane)
3. TERRY'S THEME (02:55)
(from Charles Chaplin's Limelight)
4. TARA'S THEME (03:11)
(from Max Steiner's Gone with the Wind)
5. THE SONG FROM MOULIN ROUGE (02:57)
6. UNDER PARIS SKIES (03:03)
7. LA VIE EN ROSE (03:16)
8. AUTUMN LEAVES (02:44)
9. THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY (02:47)
(from Dimitri Tiomkin's The High and the Mighty)
10. CATHY (03:17)
(from Alfred Newman's Wuthering Heights)
11. AROUND THE WORLD (02:36)
12. FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS (03:05)
13. SMILE (03:02)
14. RUBY (02:52)
15. A PLACE IN THE SUN (03:21)
(from Franz Waxman's A Place in the Sun)
16. HI LILI HI LO (02:30)
(from Bronislau Kaper's Lili)
17. MY FOOLISH HEART (03:15)
18. LOVE LETTERS (03:15)
19. ANNA (03:05)
20. STELLA BY STARLIGHT (03:12)
Track listing contributed by nori2030
Mercury Records MG 20037
10 inch.
American In Paris, An
Alfred Newman Conducts Music For Motion Pictures
Robert DiMucci
RCA Gold Seal AGL1-4367
Down To The Sea In Ships
Bravados, The
Best Of Everything, The
Robe, The
Captain From Castile: The Classic Filmscores Of Alfred Newman
1. How To Marry a Millionaire (04:22)
20th Century-Fox Fanfare with the CinemaScope Extension and Street Scene
2. Captain From Castile (06:20)
Pedro and Catana; Conquest (with the Band of the Grenadier Guards)
3. Wuthering Heights (02:51)
Cathy's Theme
4. Down To the Sea In Ships (01:56)
Hornpipe
5. The Song of Bernadette (07:49)
Prelude; The Vision (with The Ambrosian Singers)
6. The Bravados (03:04)
Main Title (The Hunters)
7. Anastasia (02:45)
8. The Best of Everything (02:51)
9. Airport (03:13)
10. The Robe (08:32)
Main Title; Elegy; Caligula's March; The Map of Jerusalem (with The Ambrosian Singers and the Band of the Grenadier Guards)
Track listing contributed by Robert DiMucci
1. side A
20th Cent.-Fox-Fanfare with the Cinemascope Extension and Street Scene (04:22)
from "How to Marry a Millionaire"
2. Pedro and Catana - Conquest (06:20)
from "Captain From Castile" - with the Band of the Grenadier Guards
3. Cathy's Theme (02:51)
from "Wuthering Heights"
4. Hornpipe (01:56)
from "Down to the Sea in Ships"
5. Prelude - The Vision (07:49)
from "The Song of Bernadette" - with the Ambrosian Singers
6. side B
Main Title (The Hunters) (03:04)
from "The Bravados"
from "Anastasia"
8. London Calling (02:51)
From "The Best of Everything"
from "Airport"
10. Main Title - Elegy - Caligula's March - The Map of Jerusalem (08:32)
from "The Robe" - with the Abrosian Singers and the Band of the Grenadier Guards
Alistair Kerr
RCA Records GD 80184
1. 20th Century Fox Fanfare with CinemaScope Extension/Street Scene (04:22)
from How To Marry A Millionaire
Pedro and Catana: Conquest (with the Band of the Grenadier Guards)
Prelude: The Vision (with the Ambrosian Singers)
Main Title: Elegy: Caligula's March: The Map Of Jerusalem (with the Ambrosian Singers/Band of the Grenadier Guards)
Track listing contributed by Alistair Kerr
RCA Records SX-91
RCA Red Seal AGK1-4367
1. How To Marry a Millionaire
20th Century-Fox Fanfare with CinemaScope Extension and Street Scene
2. Captain From Castile
Pedro and Catana; Conquest
3. Wuthering Heights
4. The Bravados
5. Down To the Sea In Ships
6. Airport
7. The Song of Bernadette
Prelude; The Vision
8. Anastasia
9. The Best of Everything
10. The Robe
Main Title; Elegy; Caligula's March; The Map of Jerusalem
1. 20th Century-Fox Fanfare and Street Scene (04:22)
2. Pedro and Cata�a; Conquest (06:22)
5. Prelude; The Vision (07:49)
6. Main Title (The Hunters (03:04)
The Bravados
The Best Of Everything
10. Main Title; Elegy; Caligula's March; The Map of Jerusalem (08:32)
The Robe
Silva America SSD 1122
Nevada Smith
Mark Of Zorro, The
Keys Of The Kingdom, The
Greatest Story Ever Told, The
Man Of Galilee - The Essential Alfred Newman Film Music Collection
1. 20th Century Fox Fanfare (00:21)
2. How To Marry A Millionaire - Street Scene (05:10)
3. Overture (03:27)
track 3-6: The Diary Of Anne Frank - Suite
4. Live In Hope (01:41)
5. The First Kiss (03:44)
6. Persecution / Finale (04:16)
7. The Mark Of Zorro - Overture (04:41)
8. Anastasia - Main Theme (02:21)
9. The Song Of Bernadette - Overture (05:28)
10. Prelude / The Land (07:10)
track 10-14: How The West Was Won - Suite
11. Cleve and His Mule (02:06)
12. Intermezzo (05:18)
13. Cheyenne Attack and Aftermath / Finale (08:07)
14. How the West Was Won (03:19)
1. Captain From Castile - Conquest (03:24)
2. The Keys Of The Kingdom - Overture (06:45)
3. Nevada Smith - Main Title (02:24)
track 4-6: The Razor's Edge - Suite
5. Seduction (03:17)
6. India (05:31)
7. Wuthering Heights - Cathy's Theme (02:55)
8. Prologue (01:24)
track 8-13: Man Of Galilee - Symphonic Cantata for Contralto, Baritone, Large Choir and Orchestra drawn from the Film Scores of The Robe and The Greatest Story Ever Told. Music by Alfred Newman, adapted and original lyrics by Ken Darby
9. The Promise of the Holy Spirit (06:45)
10. Rejoice (03:59)
11. The Great Journey (08:35)
12. Miriam's Song (03:17)
13. Sunrise of the Third Day (06:50)
Silva Screen FILMXCD 352
Wim van Schaik
Silva Screen SILKD 6018
City of Prague Philharmonic conducted by Kenneth Alwyn.
English Patient, The
Last Of The Mohicans, The
Mrs. Dalloway
Twelfth Night: Or What You Will
Cinema's Classic Romances
1. The English Patient - As Far As Florence / Rupert Bear (04:08)
composed by: Gabri�l Yared
2. Much Ado About Nothing - Overture (03:48)
composed by: Patrick Doyle
3. Hamlet (1996) - Swoets To The Sweet Farewell (05:16)
4. Emma - The Wedding (04:20)
composed by: Rachel Portman
composed by: Alfred Newman
6. Romeo And Juliet - Suite (07:43)
composed by: Nino Rota
7. The Last Of The Mohicans - Main Theme (03:17)
composed by: Trevor Jones
8. Mrs. Halloway - Main and End Titles (06:44)
composed by: Ilona Sekacz
9. Hamlet (1990) - Theme (02:40)
composed by: Ennio Morricone
10. Twelfth Night - Orsino's Horsemen / The Disguise (04:17)
composed by: Shaun Davey
11. Sense and Sensibility - Throw The Coins (End Title) (03:00)
12. Tess - Main Title / Encounter With Angel / Tess (05:48)
composed by: Philippe Sarde
13. Pride and Prejudice (TV 1995) - Main Theme (03:55)
composed by: Carl Davis
14. Little Women - Under The Umbrella (End Title) (04:10)
composed by: Thomas Newman
15. Far From The Madding Crowd - Suite (13:33)
composed by: Richard Rodney Bennett
Track listing contributed by Wim van Schaik
Varese Sarabande VCL 9201.11
1. Prelude-Pedro De Vargas (02:55)
CAPTAIN FROM CASTILLE (1947) tracks 1-6
2. Cantata (03:02)
3. Lady Luisa - Juan the anventurer - Wonders of the New World (03:08)
4. magic Ring - Fears of Persecution - The Compassionate Priest (03:01)
5. Fulfillment in the New World (03:07)
6. Conquest (03:04)
7. All about Eve (1950) (03:35)
10. A Royal Scandal (1945) (01:09)
11. The song of Bernadette (1943) (03:26)
12. The Razor's Edge (1946) (03:37)
13. How Green was My Valley (1941) (04:11)
14. A Letter to three Wives (1949) (03:25)
15. Street Scene (1931) (02:55)


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Stop the attack on peaceful protest
Posted on August 2, 2021 August 5, 2021 by Counteractive
Many of you may have seen news about the proposed changes to the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Act which will severely curtail peaceful protest and limit charities in their advocacy work. Essentially the government wants to add a range of minor summary offences to the "Governance Standard 3" which currently states that a range of serious indictable offences are grounds for de-registration of a charity.
They are the most serious attack on democracy we have seen at CounterAct – and we have been watching and monitoring repressive legislation, policing and other tactics used to silence dissent since our inception. We need your help to push back and contact the decisionmakers.
This is the Liberal parties latest attack on non profits, charities and peaceful resistance. Whilst there has been some great media on this, see the Guardian and an excellent breakdown in the Conversation and much more available at Hands Off Our Charities coalition website – there has been little focus on what this might mean for grassroots and movements for social, racial, and environmental justice in the longer term.
That's where we come in. We've been speaking to activists all over the country to look at case studies for which protests and rallies could have been grounds for deregistration by organisations who had actively promoted, resourced or attended. And its extremely concerning. All the major grassroots movement mobilisations in recent years included aspects that could trigger a de-registration for charities that resourced or promoted them – including the largest rallies in recent history – for Black Lives Matter, shining a light on Deaths in Custody, the Women's March for Justice events all over the country, School Strike and rallies and vigils highlighting refugee rights.
Even the massive "Peoples Climate March" some five years ago – with 350 organisations supporting it, could have technically been liable for deregistration for 100's of groups for the Melbourne event.
This means critical support for peaceful protests could be significantly limited in future, with charities steering clear of events that would have seemed quite mainstream up until now.
Many charities have been speaking to some of the major concerns in the media – this includes a massive administrative burden on small groups (55,000+) who need to develop "internal control procedures" which will somehow be expected to risk manage any involvement with volunteer organisers or collaborative organisations – to ensure that their organisation doesn't inadvertently provide resources, or active promotion of events that could involve an element of trespass or other minor summary offences. As one example this could likely mean an end to snap rallies being supported by charities as they will not be able to ensure there is a permit/notice of assembly sorted. Currently organisations tend to negotiate successfully with police when these events occur, but the police will no longer be the arbiter of what is lawful and in the community interest.
There are significant issues of over-reach in the power given to the Commissioner Gary Johns (infamous for his racism and disregard of the charities he is paid to support), in that he can make a sole determination about what constitutes an offence – without evidence from police, and also an extraordinary aspect, that states that a charity can be deregistered for something they haven't even done yet. There is more in this excellent explainer from the good folks at Human Rights Law Centre.
The Hands off Our Charities Alliance has done some great work highlighting some of these issues in mainstream media, including a recent snag in the government's united front, including a Liberal Senator raising concerns, as well as calling for the United Nations to get involved.
Aboriginal organisations have come out with a range of concerns – concerned that their ability to advocate will be impacted – especially after seeing such huge momentum in recent years on issues of racial justice.
Also here is an excellent article from Tim Costello "It is difficult to see this as anything other than a concerted effort by the government to stifle legitimate and lawful policy advocacy by charities." (Note: this is a great article but a small error has been made: the charity would need to have actively promoted or resourced this event for possible de-registration)
But we know our supporters are interested in the detail – and there has been little attention given as to how the potential silencing of the charity sector will play out for grassroots movements – so we want to give you a little more background, and encourage you to alert your networks. First step – sign and share this petition. Talk about it in your social networks using the tags #ProtectPeacefulProtest and #HandsOffOurCharities
What many folks are unaware of – is that there doesn't even need to be civil disobedience involved, for a charity to be de-registered. This could impact events as commonplace as rallies and street marches. They simply need to involve an element of a summary offence such as trespass (just the act itself, not necessarily resulting in a police charge, as many events are managed informally through the discretion of police), and either the ACTIVE promotion or use of charity RESOURCES. (this could include staff time, promotion through comms channels, loaning equipment, etc)
EXAMPLES OF PREVIOUS EVENTS
Love makes a way ran a powerful series of events over several years, with nearly 200 clergy from many churches represented and publicly supported by their congregations, in peaceful sit ins in MP's offices and Parliament advocating for refugee rights. These church charities could have been deregistered over support from protests that didn't even result in arrests. There was a powerful action at Federal Parliament that involved 40 clergy, a spokesperson from the Salvation Army, retired Catholic bishop, and people from another half a dozen denominations. They were peacefully escorted from Parliament. This action could have resulted in de-registration of half a dozen major church charities. We wonder if some of them may be churches Liberal MP's attend? How do they feel about this attack on freedom of religion?
School strike is a powerful youth led movement that has organised strikes and marches all over the world calling for urgent action on climate change.
As they should be, they have been supported by a wide range of environmental and climate organisations, unions, and charities. In some instances if they had peacefully negotiated passage with police, rather than used a permit or notification system relevant to their state, they could be deemed to be trespassing in their protests.
As noted before, in a massive over-reach, the Charity Commissioner Gary Johns can play a role of final arbiter and decide that an action involves trespass, or a minor summary offence, regardless of police interaction or peaceful completion of a march. Could every church or NGO or community hall that opened their doors for painting banners be deregistered?
Many Aboriginal-led groups such as Warriors of Aboriginal Resistance or Boorloo Justice have chosen not to seek permission or formally notify the police of their events, As sovereign people we support them in exercising their right to protest and march on their own unceded lands. They are highlighting absolutely critical issues about a racist system that sees them incarcerated and killed in custody at a much higher rate than non-Aboriginal people, huge issues of suicide and health problems in their communities, plundering of resources and so much more.
However, if an Aboriginal charity had supported these events in any way – promotion, flyers, supporting them by handing out hand sanitiser at Covid-safe events – they could be subject to de-registration. In a recent letter to the United Nations Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service acting CEO George Selvanera, said these laws would jeopardise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities' self-determination.He said already marginalised communities risked being cut off from vital support.
Charitable organisations will not be able to provide the full extent of their services out of fear that the government will weaponise the proposed charity regulations,"
Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service acting CEO George Selvanera, said these laws would jeopardise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities' self-determination.
"Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations would be silenced, their engagement in public debate curtailed. We need all the support we can get to stop the proposed laws."
He said already marginalised communities risked being cut off from vital support. "Charitable organisations will not be able to provide the full extent of their services out of fear that the government will weaponise the proposed charity regulations," Selvanera said.
HISTORICAL EXAMPLES
There is a profound history of resistance on this continent and some goes back to colonisation – with the Frontier Wars as well as numerous acts of nonviolent civil disobedience and noncooperation from First Nations people that continue to this day.
If these historical events happened under these proposed laws:
The Freedom Rides and Aboriginal tent embassy Aboriginal tent embassy would not be able to access Aboriginal Health Services, nor have information shared about their resistance fights by any allied groups that happened to be charities. (Its important to note that the ground-breaking work in the 1970s of setting up Health and Legal Services in Fitzroy, Redfern etc had a very different shape to the NGO's of today – they were community controlled and determined, with radical politics, influenced by Black Panthers and their organising. Fascinating history of VAHS here)
The saving of the Franklin Dam, and the inception of The Wilderness Society (TWS) was bound together. These days it is very rare for TWS to support civil disobedience, but important to note – they also would not be able to support unpermitted street marches either, and have a lot of further restrictions placed on groups they could collaborate with.
Jabiluka Uranium mine was stopped by a broad coalition, led by staunch Mirrar people. There were small grassroots groups all over the southern cities that relied on infrastructure, meeting places and resources from some charities.
The campaign that stopped multiple massive fossil fuel companies in their tracks near Walmadan/James Price Point was led by Traditional Owners and Broome locals, but had support from a wide range of NGO's. Under these laws, if a charity used its resources to buy some radios and an aerial to ensure safe communication on the camp 50 km out of Broome, that was doing running legitimate citizen science programs and monitoring for destruction of threatened species – well could they have run the risk of deregistration if someone from the community blockade that organised peaceful direct action used that radio, and their resources?
Or what about women who have long stood guardian in front of Abortion clinics to defend patients from screaming zealot's – could a Women's charity be deregistered for sharing information about this work, or printing flyers – because they have to briefly block traffic to look after vulnerable women?
Could churches be de-registered for openly offering sanctuary to refugees as was done in 2016, including 5 Anglican cathedrals and dozens of other churches – indicating a willingness to break the law, and answer to a higher power than Dutton?
Could a coalition against gambling be deregistered if they send out a press release for people who have been hurt by gambling, who then briefly occupy a foyer, or a pokies den, demanding to see Management?
In response to some of these or other scenarios Liberal MP's have said, that wouldn't happen, that's not what the law is for. But it could. So that makes the law badly written, not those of us concerned wrong.
WHAT ARE THE POLITICS?
This legislation (technically, it is proposed changes to regulations in the Charities Act) was first flagged in 2020. An exposure draft was sent out and there were a lot of submissions made against the breadth, scope and potential unconstitutionality of these laws. You can read submissions here.
Essentially the government wants to include a large amount of summary (minor) level offences as grounds for de-registration of charities, in addition to the indictable (serious) offences that are currently in the legislation. This section is known as Governance Standard 3.
In response to extensive concerns raised after the first draft there were some minor changes but nothing that addressed the substantive issues. For example – instead of a charity being deregistered for simply promoting an event, they need to "actively promote" an event.
These laws have been introduced in the first sitting week of August and need to be "disallowed" – with a majority vote to stop them going ahead. They will likely pass in the House of Reps unless substantial pressure is applied, and will then come down to the conservative cross benchers in the Senate. Labor has indicated that they do not support these changes.
DETAIL ON THE LEGISLATION
From the explanatory statement accompanying the legislation:
The existing scope of this governance standard may create uncertainty in the public domain about when engaging in or promoting other kinds of unlawful activities may affect an entity's entitlement to registration under the Act.
The Regulations address this uncertainty by extending the scope of governance standard three to make clear that an entity is not entitled to be registered or remain registered under the Act if:
• the entity does an act (or omits to do an act) that may be dealt with as a summary offence under an Australian law relating to real property, personal property or causing personal injury or harm to an individual; or
• the entity fails to take reasonable steps to ensure its resources are not used to promote acts (or omissions) by any entity that may be dealt with as an indictable offence, a relevant summary offence, or a civil penalty of 60 penalty units or more.
What does 'actively promote' mean?
For the purposes of the new provisions, the term 'actively promote' has its ordinary meaning. This approach ensures that the reasonable internal control procedures do not need to cover inadvertent, passive, or unintentional uses of a registered entity's resources
What this means in effect that if a charity is unsure if there may be a brief sit in involved, or if the event doesn't have a permit/or notification (state relevant) they will unlikely promote attendance. To be clear, this is not even involving explicit civil disobedience but typical peaceful assemblies you see many weekends in state capitals.
Here are some scenario's provided by the explanatory statement:
A registered entity exists to relieve poverty in Australia and internationally. As part of its activities, it occasionally advocates against the outsourcing of labour from domestic manufacturers to overseas manufacturers. The registered entity organises an event to trespass onto the property of an Australian company that outsources its labour overseas.
The registered entity has failed to comply with the new requirement by engaging in conduct that may be dealt with as a summary offence relating to entering or remaining on real property.
A registered entity publishes posts on its social media accounts about events and matters relevant to the local community. The registered entity publishes a factual post about an upcoming protest event that has been organised by another entity in the community. At the protest, there is unlawful damage to personal property.
The registered entity has not failed to comply with the new requirement because of the post on its social media, as the post does not actively promote others to engage in unlawful activity.
A small registered entity with a moderate social media presence develops and maintains a number of internal control procedures, including a procedure to review its social media accounts on a weekly basis.
A volunteer for the small registered entity uses the registered entity's social media accounts to make an unauthorised post encouraging others to trespass onto a farm and cause property damage to the farm.
An employee undertaking the registered entity's weekly review of its social media accounts identifies the unauthorised post and promptly takes action to remove the post. The employee also has a conversation with the volunteer to address their actions as appropriate and reiterate the registered entity's social media policy. The employee also removes the volunteer's access to the registered entity's social media accounts. In this scenario, the registered entity has likely complied with the new requirement
IMPACTS ON THE GRASSROOTS – IF THE LEGISLATION IS PASSED
Protest will be significantly curtailed – and is critical to a functioning democracy. Direct impacts on grassroots campaigns will be widely felt. Charities could err on the side of caution and not promote or publicise even the most innocuous of events. This will result in a significant chilling effect. Protest will not be actively supported, nor resourced in other very important, practical ways. Charities may even be unwilling to work in coalition to organise permitted marches unless they know they can manage the behaviour of all involved. As we all know, this is very unlikely.
The legislation requires that charities have an "Internal Control Procedures" – what will actually be required is a complex series of documents that oversee all volunteer management and recruitment, polices around staffing and allowed activities, directives around social media and all external communications, and use of resources. Small charities with a mainly volunteer base may simply be unable to keep up with the administrative burden and for larger charities it will cost $10s of $1000s in administrative burden. The governments own documentation suggests that the larger charities should simply need 2 hours of staff time, one off, to manage this!
Some practical considerations we have contemplated where charities may restrict support of grassroots groups include:
Stopping meetings at their venues – as grassroots groups know, regular cheap or free venues with after hours access are hard to come by, especially in cities like Sydney. Use of venues may be limited or agreements may need to be signed regarding appropriate activities or discussions that are not allowed.
Gear loan and practical logistics support – for larger rallies, some unions and charities will loan gear or donate to cover costs: this would include things like PA and sound systems, projectors, video cameras, radios/walkie talkies, Marshall vests, clipboards and other stationery. There may be issues around the type of information that could be printed or photocopied.
It can be very difficult to hold events without public liability insurance and some charities support grassroots groups by underwriting this risk – we may see restrictions on the type of public outreach they will support, the grants that charities may be willing to auspice, and so much more.
There are also questions around what may be required of employees of charities. Will they have their freedom of speech limited? Will they be unable to attend events on the issues they collaborate with in work time? Will they be limited in their freedom of political communication in their employment contracts? We simply don't know.
Another huge issue for grassroots activists is the more cautious charities are, the less they will promote very simple protests, and hence our political landscape will become less rich, less varied, and it will be much easier to marginalise peaceful protest or acts of civil disobedience in the face of urgent issues. This means grassroots activists will be further exposed, and will also have limited reach in sharing their stories. Less eyes on protest, the more dangerous it is, the chances for violence and repression from the state will rise.
There are many other reasons to be concerned, there will be less collaboration, less relationships between organisations and we will lose critical connection in our social movements, with activists participating in robust protest being more and more isolated. Charities will also lose critical connections – many grassroots activists move into employment in the sector, with exceptional multi tasking skill sets then being utilised for better community connection by charities.
In an age of increasing repression and militarisation of our police, and growing lack of accountability – combined with an urgent need for civil resistance on issues such as social and racial justice concerns, and climate – this will significantly increase the hazard for activists who are working outside the system for change. And we need to remember – almost all positive changes that we have seen in our political landscape over hundreds of years, have involved elements of protest.
Please stand with us by sending an email, in support of our allies in the charity sector to say #HandsOffCharities – and that we want to #ProtectPeacefulProtest
HOW DO MARCHES, RALLIES AND VIGILS WORK?
Legislation covering public gatherings for political purposes differs substantially state to state. In Victoria and Queensland there are some limited extra protections due to their Human Rights Act but this can be routinely ignored.
A common misconception with people unfamiliar with protest is that if a law says XX then the police response will be XX.
This is not the case. Significant amounts of discretion is involved in policing. Typically this doesn't tend towards the positive opening of political space, but closure of political and civic space. However, in come cities police are much more amenable to facilitating/allowing protests and managing them, rather than arresting people for road obstruction etc This is common in Melbourne, whereas in the last year police have challenged notices of intention for gatherings in Sydney for Black Lives Matter, and similar events, and in Brisbane for the Kangaroo Point refugee protests.
This could mean that significant numbers of events that have previously been facilitated peacefully to allow for freedom of political communication, with no charges resulting, could actually technically fall under the criteria of trespass and the other minor summary offences listed for the purpose of deregistration.
Permits, notices of intention, notices of assembly etc are different in every state, and some require a higher burden on the applicant. They can be difficult to obtain on short notice, or deal with challenges if the police disagree.
WHAT ARE INTERNAL CONTROL PROCEDURES
A registered charity will also be required to maintain reasonable internal control procedures to ensure that its resources are not used in way that contravenes governance standard three. For the avoidance of doubt, a charity's resources will include its employees, online presence, and communications materials (e.g. websites, social media accounts and mailing lists).
As you can imagine, this could become quite complex should an organisation with 100 or more employees and an organising program, need to micro manage all external communications. The governments explanatory paper generously allows a mere two hours for large charities – of which there are approximately 9500, to manage what will likely be an extensive consultation and review process, potentially requiring legal advice and needing 100s of hours of staff and external consultant time to develop comprehensive procedures and monitor them on an ongoing basis. Small, predominantly volunteer charity groups will be unlikely be able to well manage this burden and thus will be at greater risk, using their limited resources for red tape and compliance rather than serving the communities they are set up to.
It has been a long read but hopefully a useful one – don't forget to sign and share the email to politicians.


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Coy Brooke embraces role as Harrison's utility man
Sam King
WEST LAFAYETTE — Coy Brooke got his strength the old-fashioned way.
Growing up on a farm, he was accustomed to working with calves, throwing hay bales and carrying logs for wood burning.
It translated nicely to the football field where he's become Harrison's utility man.
"Coy is one of those kids that with his body type, he could probably play linebacker," Raiders coach Terry Peebles said. "He could play defensive end and defensive tackle.
"He could certainly play on the offensive line with his strength and we use him as a fullback as kind of a battering ram in short yardage situations. You can kind of use him anywhere you want."
And the Raiders have.
It's come quite naturally.
Brooke has had to adapt to a variety of roles throughout his football career.
He began as a center in Little Gridiron, a position he played, along with linebacker, until eighth grade.
"My size and speed increased from seventh to eighth grade year, so I switched to running back," Brooke said.
He still can carry the football.
In 27 career varsity carries, Brooke averages 5.1 yards per. He had 25 carries for 128 yards last season. Mostly though, he's used as a lead blocker on offense.
Brooke also serves as the short snapper for extra points and field goals and personal punt protector.
"I just take it on. I have done it for many years," Brooke said. "I have grown up playing all different positions, so I take on the task they ask me to do."
His biggest contribution this season, though, has been on the defensive line.
Brooke has transitioned into the role of starting defensive tackle.
He has 19 tackles, including 1.5 for loss, and was in on a sack against Logansport. He had a pass deflection and forced a fumble in the season opener against Westfield.
"He has really helped this year a lot," defensive end Jacob Cain said. "I was the only senior returning defensive lineman. With (junior defensive tackle) Quinton Farrell tearing his ACL, that was a blow to the defensive line."
Insert Brooke, who has played every position on the defensive line at some point.
Asked to choose his favorite position to play, Brooke has no answer.
"Honestly, I don't know," he said. "Coach Peebles when he puts me in just tells me to go hit somebody."
Sam King covers high school sports for the Journal & Courier. Email him at sking@jconline.com and follow him on Instagram and Twitter @samueltking.
The Raiders (3-2) face their third 6A opponent in six weeks in Tech, with the other two (Westfield and Lafayette Jeff) accounting for their only two losses. In their three wins, Harrison has allowed a combined three points. The Titans (4-1) are on a three-game winning streak, defeating Richmond, Logansport and Muncie Central by a combined 151-34.
Statistical leaders — Passing: Tyler Knoy (34-67, 632 yards, 10 TD, 1 INT). Rushing: Omarion Dixon (95 carries, 608 yards, 7 TD), Marcel Atisso (39 carries, 347 yards, 5 TD). Receiving: Marcel Atisso (8 receptions, 197 yards, 3 TD), Jake Smith (11 receptions, 175 yards, 4 TD). Defense: Quinton Wood (41 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks), Brock Robertson (27 tackles, INT), Thomas Urban (27 tackles, 2 TFL, 1 sack), Jacob Cain (25 tackles, 5 TFL, 4 sacks).
Coach Peebles' take: "We're playing against a 4-1 team that is second in 6A in scoring and presents some matchup issues. They are definitely an opponent that you've got to be fully prepared against. That being said, we feel confident we can go in this game and compete and if we play well, we think we will be in it at the end."
Player's take: "They are definitely not the same team they were a year ago and last year's game could have been different if they didn't fumble so much. We think they are better this year." — Jacob Cain, defensive end


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Potential Presidential Contender Endorses CA's Elizabeth Warren for State Assembly
California's Elizabeth Warren, who is running for the State Assembly representing the 76th District of Carlsbad, Encinitas, Oceanside, Vista and Camp Pendleton, has scored the backing of South Bend, Indiana's Democratic Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who is touted as a potential Presidential candidate. Says Mayor Pete, "I am a Democrat because I believe in defending freedom, fairness, families, and the future for ordinary people throughout our country. Elizabeth fights for these same values, and I am counting on her to serve you well in the Assembly. From one Hoosier to another, I wish her great success and look forward to the day she represents North San Diego County in the California State Assembly."
Warren, who grew up in South Bend, is in turn supporting the campaign of her old friend Cindy Kilgore, a retired decorated police officer currently running for County Council in Granger, Indiana.
It's a reflection of shared friends, political values - and Dyngus Day.
Dyngus Day, the Monday after Easter, is the Polish bookend of Mardi Gras in terms of revelry, but in terms of politics, in South Bend and elsewhere, it is a time-honored tradition - especially in election years. It's a time for Polka music, beer drinking, and full on campaigning: glad-handing, speech-making, combing crowds for supporters – and donations.
This year, progressive Warren is bringing the holiday to North San Diego County in a display of cross-country Democratic solidarity. Encinitas landscape architect Mark Wisniewski is hosting the Monday, April 2 "Dyngus Day Meet the Candidate" party for Warren at Belching Beaver Brewery's "Pub 980," 980 Park Center Drive in Vista, from 4 to 7 p.m. Food and beverages will be available for purchase; every attendee will receive a commemorative gift from the campaign. Warren will be "live tweeting" and photo sharing with South Bend's parties via social media.
Warren says she and supporter Wisniewski discovered their shared Polish heritage and cooked up the idea to acquaint Californians with the holiday; they plan to make it an annual event. "Everybody is Polish on Dyngus Day," Warren says. "It's a nod to my Polish heritage, a shout out to Mayor Pete and all my friends in Indiana, and a great way to introduce fun and frolic to our political system!"
Due to space, attendees must RSVP to confirm a spot. *Suggested contribution is $25. Contribution is not mandatory. However, the first 25 guests to register and contribute $25 or more will receive "supporter swag bags" filled with an array of unique Dyngus Day gifts contributed by the event hosts.
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Sony has just introduced their latest Action Cam FPV/POV camera at CES, the all new HDR-AS50.
The AS50 Action Cam gets a lot of new upgrades for 2016, including improved Image Stabilization, a 11.1-megapixel CMOS image sensor, Carl Zeiss Tessar lens, new Zoom (up to 3x) and angle view modes (narrow or wide), as well as several new accessories. Most notable is the new Live-View remote (LVR3), which is included with the AS50 when you purchase the full kit. This remote acts as a remote viewfinder and shutter, giving you a live view of your subjects, along with control over starting and stopping recording.
Sony also includes a great underwater housing with the AS50, which enables you to take the camera down to depths of 60 meters underwater. The housing can be mounted to various accessories, including the new VCT-STG1 shooting grip or the VCT-HM2 handle bar mount.
To learn more about this new Action Cam, see our HDR-AS50 Preview. The official press release from Sony is shown below.
LAS VEGAS, Jan 5, 2016 - Sony Electronics, a worldwide leader in digital imaging, has today introduced the latest addition to its acclaimed Action Cam POV camera lineup, the HDR-AS50 model.
The new camera brings the benefits of Sony's latest and most innovative video technologies to more customers than ever before, including SteadyShot™ image stabilization, smooth zoom and field angle adjustability, high-bitrate XAVC S™ video recording4 and 4K Time-lapse capture. There is also a new, smaller, lighter Live-View Remote that acts as a perfect complement to the new Action Cam. It is offered together with the camera in a kit, model HDR-AS50R.
New to the HDR-AS50, users can now adjust the field angle of a shot with "wide"1 and "narrow" options available to help ensure the scene is captured properly based on the environment. The new camera also features an enhanced 3x smooth zoom, allowing shooters to get even closer to the action during movie recording.
Based on extensive feedback from athletes, filmmakers and more casual users, the HDR-AS50 offers an enhanced interface with larger, more intuitive icon and button operability. Additionally, the new Live-View Remote2 acts as an extension of the camera, with the ability to fully control its capabilities including start/stop recording, power on/off and more. Thanks to its versatile design, the remote can also be attached to various accessories such as Shooting Grip (model VCT-STG1) and Handlebar Mount (model VCT-HM2) using supplied mount adaptor, or worn as a wristband using supplied strap. As with select Action Cam models, users can also control the AS50 with their smartphones and tablets3 through use of the PlayMemories Mobile application. The new camera also has adjustable beep sounds as well as three tally lights on the top, front and back to allow greater awareness of recording settings in bright or noisy environments.
The HDR-AS50 model is compatible with the high bitrate XAVC S format4, allowing it to capture all scenes with impressive detail and resolution, and has a Time-lapse Capture feature that shoots still images in pre-set intervals. The images can then be turned into a stunning 4K time-lapse movie utilizing the Action Cam Movie Creator software. 5 The Action Cam App can also create Time-lapse movies in Full HD6.
Additionally, Sony's own in-built movie creator - Highlight Movie Maker - is available in the AS50 model. The innovative feature, which now utilizes face detection technology, automatically assembles a video highlight package that can be viewed, paired with custom music.