§ 46.2-208 Records of Department; when open for inspection; . . .
3. Vehicle information, including all descriptive vehicle data and title, registration, and vehicle activity data.
1. Notwithstanding other provisions of this section, medical data included in personal data shall be released only to a physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner as provided in § 46.2-322.
2. Insurance data may be released as specified in §§ 46.2-372, 46.2-380, and 46.2-706.
3. Notwithstanding other provisions of this section, information disclosed or furnished shall be assessed a fee as specified in § 46.2-214.
4. When the person requesting the information is (i) the subject of the information, (ii) the parent or guardian of the subject of the information, (iii) the authorized representative of the subject of the information, or (iv) the owner of the vehicle that is the subject of the information, the Commissioner shall provide him with the requested information and a complete explanation of it. Requests for such information need not be made in writing or in person and may be made orally or by telephone, provided that the Department is satisfied that there is adequate verification of the requester's identity. When so requested in writing by (a) the subject of the information, (b) the parent or guardian of the subject of the information, (c) the authorized representative of the subject of the information, or (d) the owner of the vehicle that is the subject of the information, the Commissioner shall verify and, if necessary, correct the personal information provided and furnish driver and vehicle information in the form of an abstract of the record.
5. On the written request of any insurance carrier, surety, or representative of an insurance carrier or surety, the Commissioner shall furnish such insurance carrier, surety, or representative an abstract of the record of any person subject to the provisions of this title. The abstract shall include any record of any conviction of a violation of any provision of any statute or ordinance relating to the operation or ownership of a motor vehicle or of any injury or damage in which he was involved and a report of which is required by § 46.2-372. No such report of any conviction or accident shall be made after 60 months from the date of the conviction or accident unless the Commissioner or court used the conviction or accident as a reason for the suspension or revocation of a driver's license or driving privilege, in which case the revocation or suspension and any conviction or accident pertaining thereto shall not be reported after 60 months from the date that the driver's license or driving privilege has been reinstated. This abstract shall not be admissible in evidence in any court proceedings.
6. On the written request of any business organization or its agent, in the conduct of its business, the Commissioner shall compare personal information supplied by the business organization or agent with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by the business organization or agent is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the business organization or agent with correct information as contained in the Department's records. Personal information provided under this subdivision shall be used solely for the purpose of pursuing remedies that require locating an individual.
7. The Commissioner shall provide vehicle information to any business organization or agent on such business' or agent's written request. Disclosures made under this subdivision shall not include any personal information and shall not be subject to the limitations contained in subdivision 6.
8. On the written request of any motor vehicle rental or leasing company or its designated agent, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by the company or agent with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by the company or agent is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the company or agent with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide the company or agent with driver information in the form of an abstract of any person subject to the provisions of this title. Such abstract shall include any record of any conviction of a violation of any provision of any statute or ordinance relating to the operation or ownership of a motor vehicle or of any injury or damage in which the subject of the abstract was involved and a report of which is required by § 46.2-372. No such abstract shall include any record of any conviction or accident more than 60 months after the date of such conviction or accident unless the Commissioner or court used the conviction or accident as a reason for the suspension or revocation of a driver's license or driving privilege, in which case the revocation or suspension and any conviction or accident pertaining thereto shall cease to be included in such abstract after 60 months from the date on which the driver's license or driving privilege was reinstated. No abstract released under this subdivision shall be admissible in evidence in any court proceedings.
9. On the request of any federal, state, or local governmental entity, local government group self-insurance pool, law-enforcement officer, attorney for the Commonwealth, court, or the authorized agent of any of the foregoing, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by the governmental entity, local government group self-insurance pool, law-enforcement officer, attorney for the Commonwealth, court, or the authorized agent of any of the foregoing, with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by the governmental entity, local government group self-insurance pool, law-enforcement officer, attorney for the Commonwealth, court, or the authorized agent of any of the foregoing, is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the governmental entity, local government group self-insurance pool, law-enforcement officer, attorney for the Commonwealth, court, or the authorized agent of any of the foregoing, with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver and vehicle information in the form of an abstract of the record showing all convictions, accidents, driver's license suspensions or revocations, and other appropriate information as the governmental entity, local government group self-insurance pool, law-enforcement officer, attorney for the Commonwealth, court, or the authorized agent of any of the foregoing, may require in order to carry out its official functions. The abstract shall be provided free of charge.
10. On request of the driver licensing authority in any other state or foreign country, the Commissioner shall provide whatever classes of information the requesting authority shall require in order to carry out its official functions. The information shall be provided free of charge.
11. On the written request of any employer, prospective employer, or authorized agent of either, and with the written consent of the individual concerned, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by the employer, prospective employer, or agent with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by the employer, prospective employer, or agent is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the employer, prospective employer, or agent with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide the employer, prospective employer, or agent with driver information in the form of an abstract of an individual's record showing all convictions, accidents, driver's license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses, provided that the individual's position or the position that the individual is being considered for involves the operation of a motor vehicle.
12. On the written request of any member of or applicant for membership in a volunteer fire company or any volunteer emergency medical services personnel or applicant to serve as volunteer emergency medical services personnel, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by the volunteer fire company or volunteer emergency medical services agency with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by the volunteer fire company or volunteer emergency medical services agency is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the volunteer fire company or volunteer emergency medical services agency with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the member's, personnel, or applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided free of charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person is a member of or applicant for membership in a volunteer fire company or a volunteer emergency medical services agency to serve as a member of a volunteer emergency medical services agency and the abstract is needed by a volunteer fire company or volunteer emergency medical services agency to establish the qualifications of the member, volunteer, or applicant to operate equipment owned by the volunteer fire company or volunteer emergency medical services agency.
13. On the written request of any person who has applied to be a volunteer with a Virginia affiliate of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by a Virginia affiliate of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by a Virginia affiliate of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the Virginia affiliate of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided at a fee that is one-half the normal charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person has applied to be a volunteer with a Virginia affiliate of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America.
14. On the written request of any person who has applied to be a volunteer with a court-appointed special advocate program pursuant to § 9.1-153, the Commissioner shall provide an abstract of the applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided free of charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person has applied to be a volunteer with a court-appointed special advocate program pursuant to § 9.1-153.
15. Upon the request of any employer, prospective employer, or authorized representative of either, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by the employer, prospective employer, or agent with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by the employer, prospective employer, or agent is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the employer, prospective employer, or agent with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the driving record of any individual who has been issued a commercial driver's license, provided that the individual's position or the position that the individual is being considered for involves the operation of a commercial motor vehicle. Such abstract shall show all convictions, accidents, license suspensions, revocations, or disqualifications, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses.
16. Upon the receipt of a completed application and payment of applicable processing fees, the Commissioner may enter into an agreement with any governmental authority or business to exchange information specified in this section by electronic or other means.
17. Upon the request of an attorney representing a person in a motor vehicle accident, the Commissioner shall provide vehicle information, including the owner's name and address, to the attorney.
18. Upon the request, in the course of business, of any authorized representative of an insurance company or of any not-for-profit entity organized to prevent and detect insurance fraud, or perform rating and underwriting activities, the Commissioner shall provide to such person (i) all vehicle information, including the owner's name and address, descriptive data and title, registration, and vehicle activity data as requested or (ii) all driver information including name, license number and classification, date of birth, and address information for each driver under the age of 22 licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia meeting the request criteria designated by such person, with such request criteria consisting of driver's license number or address information. No such information shall be used for solicitation of sales, marketing, or other commercial purposes.
19. Upon the request of an officer authorized to issue criminal warrants, for the purpose of issuing a warrant for arrest for unlawful disposal of trash or refuse in violation of § 33.2-802 the Commissioner shall provide vehicle information, including the owner's name and address.
20. Upon written request of the compliance agent of a private security services business, as defined in § 9.1-138, which is licensed by the Department of Criminal Justice Services, the Commissioner shall provide the name and address of the owner of the vehicle under procedures determined by the Commissioner.
21. Upon the request of the operator of a toll facility or traffic light photo-monitoring system acting on behalf of a government entity, or of the Dulles Access Highway, or an authorized agent or employee of a toll facility operator or traffic light photo-monitoring system operator acting on behalf of a government entity or the Dulles Access Highway, for the purpose of obtaining vehicle owner data under subsection M of § 46.2-819.1 or subsection H of § 15.2-968.1 or subsection N of § 46.2-819.5. Information released pursuant to this subdivision shall be limited to the name and address of the owner of the vehicle having failed to pay a toll or having failed to comply with a traffic light signal or having improperly used the Dulles Access Highway and the vehicle information, including all descriptive vehicle data and title and registration data of the same vehicle.
22. On the written request of any person who has applied to be a volunteer with a Virginia affiliate of Compeer, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by a Virginia affiliate of Compeer with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by a Virginia affiliate of Compeer is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the Virginia affiliate of Compeer with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided at a fee that is one-half the normal charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person has applied to be a volunteer with a Virginia affiliate of Compeer.
23. Upon the request of the Department of Environmental Quality for the purpose of obtaining vehicle owner data in connection with enforcement actions involving on-road testing of motor vehicles, pursuant to § 46.2-1178.1.
24. On the written request of any person who has applied to be a volunteer vehicle operator with a Virginia chapter of the American Red Cross, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by a Virginia chapter of the American Red Cross with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by a Virginia chapter of the American Red Cross is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the Virginia chapter of the American Red Cross with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided at a fee that is one-half the normal charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person has applied to be a volunteer vehicle operator with a Virginia chapter of the American Red Cross.
25. On the written request of any person who has applied to be a volunteer vehicle operator with a Virginia chapter of the Civil Air Patrol, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by a Virginia chapter of the Civil Air Patrol with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by a Virginia chapter of the Civil Air Patrol is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide the Virginia chapter of the Civil Air Patrol with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided at a fee that is one-half the normal charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person has applied to be a volunteer vehicle operator with a Virginia chapter of the Civil Air Patrol.
26. On the written request of any person who has applied to be a volunteer vehicle operator with Faith in Action, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by Faith in Action with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by Faith in Action is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide Faith in Action with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided at a fee that is one-half the normal charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person has applied to be a volunteer vehicle operator with Faith in Action.
27. On the written request of the surviving spouse or child of a deceased person or the executor or administrator of a deceased person's estate, the Department shall, if the deceased person had been issued a driver's license or special identification card by the Department, supply the requestor with a hard copy image of any photograph of the deceased person kept in the Department's records.
28. On the written request of any person who has applied to be a volunteer with a Virginia Council of the Girl Scouts of the USA, the Commissioner shall (i) compare personal information supplied by a Virginia Council of the Girl Scouts of the USA with that contained in the Department's records and, when the information supplied by a Virginia Council of the Girl Scouts of the USA is different from that contained in the Department's records, provide a Virginia Council of the Girl Scouts of the USA with correct information as contained in the Department's records and (ii) provide driver information in the form of an abstract of the applicant's record showing all convictions, accidents, license suspensions or revocations, and any type of driver's license that the individual currently possesses. Such abstract shall be provided at a fee that is one-half the normal charge if the request is accompanied by appropriate written evidence that the person has applied to be a volunteer with the Virginia Council of the Girl Scouts of the USA.
C. Whenever the Commissioner issues an order to suspend or revoke the driver's license or driving privilege of any individual, he may notify the National Driver Register Service operated by the United States Department of Transportation and any similar national driver information system and provide whatever classes of information the authority may require.
D. Accident reports may be inspected under the provisions of §§ 46.2-379 and 46.2-380.
E. Whenever the Commissioner takes any licensing action pursuant to the provisions of the Virginia Commercial Driver's License Act (§ 46.2-341.1 et seq.), he may provide information to the Commercial Driver License Information System, or any similar national commercial driver information system, regarding such action.
F. In addition to the foregoing provisions of this section, vehicle information may also be inspected under the provisions of §§ 46.2-633, 46.2-644.02, 46.2-644.03, and §§ 46.2-1200.1 through 46.2-1237.
G. The Department may promulgate regulations to govern the means by which personal, vehicle, and driver information is requested and disseminated.
H. Driving records of any person accused of an offense involving the operation of a motor vehicle shall be provided by the Commissioner upon request to any person acting as counsel for the accused. If such counsel is from the public defender's office or has been appointed by the court, such records shall be provided free of charge.
I. The Department shall maintain the records of persons convicted of violations of § 18.2-36.2, subsection B of § 29.1-738, and §§ 29.1-738.02, 29.1-738.2, and 29.1-738.4 which shall be forwarded by every general district court or circuit court or the clerk thereof, pursuant to § 46.2-383. Such records shall be electronically available to any law-enforcement officer as provided for under clause (ii) of subdivision B 9.
J. Whenever the Commissioner issues a certificate of title for a motor vehicle, he may notify the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System, or any other nationally recognized system providing similar information, or any entity contracted to collect information for such system, and may provide whatever classes of information are required by such system.
Code 1950, § 46-32; 1958, c. 541, § 46.1-31; 1964, c. 42; 1976, c. 505; 1979, c. 611; 1980, c. 23; 1982, c. 226; 1986, c. 607; 1989, cc. 705, 727; 1991, c. 307; 1993, cc. 48, 348; 1994, cc. 304, 700, 830, 959; 1995, cc. 118, 657, 676, 686; 1998, cc. 147, 802; 1998, Sp. Sess. I, c. 2; 2002, cc. 131, 710; 2003, c. 768; 2004, cc. 811, 855; 2005, cc. 376, 443; 2006, cc. 396, 846, 859; 2007, cc. 79, 156, 188, 447; 2009, c. 664; 2010, cc. 15, 175, 813, 865; 2011, c. 321; 2013, cc. 673, 789; 2015, cc. 502, 503; 2016, c. 753.
If you're reading this for anything important, you should double-check its accuracy—read § 46.2-208 on the official Code of Virginia website.
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New Englander and Yale Review, Volume 43
diedit oleh Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight
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Martin Luther.*—This is one of the volumes called forth by the recent commemoration of Luther. It does not profess to be a biography of the Reformer, but aims to portray the man in his salient characteristics and to indicate the lines in which his influence for four hundred years has been making itself felt. The longest essay discusses Luther's relation to the Peasants' War. The author regards Luther as a Rationalist. "Luther stands for Rationalism. He stands also for Intellectualism in religion." "Coming into the science of our time with the same spirit with which he came into the science of four centuries ago, Martin Luther would have been, not Joseph Cook, nor Moody and Sankey, but Theodore Parker." One hopes this is not a complete alternative, and that Martin Luther, living now, would have been neither the one nor the other. The book is sprightly and attractive, and presents some vivid sketches of the reformer in several of the critical points of his life. But the author evidently does not adequately appreciate the religious side of the movement and its immense power in that line of influence.
THE WORDS OF CHrist. — The design and dominant idea of this book is indicated by the author in his preface: " The exact facts of the Gospels may escape us; we may easily cast on them endless doubts and raise with them endless difficulties. They are shrouded by the gathering mists of centuries. Not so is it with the truths of the Gospels. They have lost nothing and have gained much by intervening years. They are like light that is light at every point which it reaches, and may be pronounced on without reference to its sources; they are like the light of the sun, which gains reflection and diffusion by the medium through which it is passing and the things on which it is falling. . . . No matter what we may establish about facts which have now passed into the oblivion of nineteen centuries, we must still ask, What are the controlling incentives of the present hour? No matter what we fail to prove concerning these facts, we may still hold fast a spiritual faith, wholly defensible by virtue of the liv
* Martin Luther : A Study of Reformation. By EDWIN D. MEAD. Boston: George H. Ellis, 141 Franklin street, 1884. 194 pages, price $1.25.
+ The Words of Christ as Principles of Personal and Social Growth. By JOHN BASCOM, author of Philosophy of Religion, etc. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York : 27 West 23d street. Loudon : 25 Henrietta street, Covent Garden. 1884. vii. and 220 pages.
ing and potent principles present with us from that place and that period which define the life of Christ." The subjects treated are: The Personality in the Words of Christ ; Rationality in the Words of Christ; Spirituality in the Words of Christ; The Law of Truth; The Law of Love; The Law of Consecration; Individual Growth; Social Growth; Growth of Society historically; The Natural and the Supernatural.
The HISTORY OF DEMOCRACY.*_This book is written by a man who has an idea. It is written with a purpose. He gives a history of Democracy in ancient Greece, and shows to his own satisfaction that the results of Democracy in Athens were evil continually, and brought about its downfall. Contrasting the polity of Greece with that of Rome he says, one was Democracy, the other Republicanism. " The Romans under Republicanism arose from a low estate to be a great nation, and continued in that greatness, under Republican form of government, five hundred years, and became the most powerful people upon the face of the
It is true, Republicanism in Rome was superseded by an empire which ruled the world six hundred years longer, but Democracy in Greece, and the people whose virtues it turned into vices, sank into abject slavery under the Philip and Alexander dynasty, and thence into slavery still more abject under the Romaps, and soon thereafter into the oblivion of the grave. From the days of Republicanism in Rome to these days, the word has lived as a system and expression of human rights throughout the world, and has been applied to many nations as the synonym of their government and institutions. From the days of Democratic Greece, for the space of more than two thousand years, so far as history informs us, no people used or applied the word Democracy as a political name or system, or as the synonym of liberty, equal rights or any other moral or political virtues among mankind. Democracy among the Romans was known as agrarianism, and is so regarded at the present time by nineteen-twentieths of mankind."
He gives the history of the Democratic party in this country during President Jackson's administration, under whom it was inaugurated, for there was no Democratic party before Jackson's time. The leading principles of the party, carried out into action, were a reversal of the system of internal improvements, the overthrow of the protective tariff, and of the Bank of the United States; and the advocacy of the dogma of State sovereignty. Other measures, advocated by the party in later times, are the inflation of an already inflated currency, the taxation of the government bonds and their payment in paper.
* The History of Democracy, considered as a Party name, and as a Political organization. By JoxATHAN NORCROSS. New York, published for the author, by G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1883,
But what is this Democracy? The author says, " The Democracy means everywhere, and op all occasions, a class or a political party composed in the main of the ignorant, the dissolute, and the discontented." "Its tendency and intention is to gather into its ranks the discontented and dissolute, the depraved and the dangerous portion of society, as its chief strength and support."
The intensity of feeling which is manifested in every page of the book gives it a certain kind of interest and its resumé of President Jackson's administration from a partisan's view is well done.
THE ART AMATEUR for January, consisting of sixty folio pages, gives more than a hundred illustrations, not counting numerous full-size supplementary working drawings for chinapainting, wood-carving, hammered brass, monograms, and embroidery designs from the South Kensington Royal School of Art Needlework. The Pedestal Fund Art Loan Exhibition is fully and critically noticed, with a biography of M. Bartholdi and pictures of his best sculptures. There are two pages of illustrations of the collection of Cosway minatures, shown by Edward Joseph, of London, with other works of art, at the Loan Exhibition; and interesting examples are given of the new very artistic Haviland "grès" ceramic ware. Other illustrations Detaille's painting, "Saluting the Wounded." Editorially, Ward's statue of Washington is criticised somewhat severely; " Montezuma " in "My Note Book" exposes vew frauds in the picture trade, and Clarence Cook discusses the Salmagundi Club and Brooklyn Academy picture exhibitions. $4 a year, 35c, a single copy. Montague Marks, publisher, New York.
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THE MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN History for January, 1884, contains an article on the Van Rensselaer Manor, illustrated with sketches of the manor-house in its palmy. days, its great entrance hall, drawing-room, and library, together with portraits of distin
guished members of the Van Rensselaer family. Among other contributions to this number are: The Beginnings of the New England Society of New York, with finely executed portraits of its first president and first secretary, and the History of the Location of Our National Capital. Publication office, 30 Lafayette Place, New York City.
The February number of the MAGAZINE OF Art contains a full page engraving of "A Pleasant Book ;" "La Liseuse," from the terra-cotta by Dalon.—Pictures of Cats. By Walter Herries Pollock, with four engravings.-An American Landscape Painter Charles Henry Miller, N. A. By S. G. W. Benjamin, with portrait and two engravings.—Women at Work. by Leades Scott.—" Pausias and Glycera," from the picture by L. Scifoni. -Conceits in Cups. By Llewellynn Jewitt, with nine engravings.- The Lower Thames. By Aaron Watson, with six engravings.—Love among the Saints. By A. Mary F. Robinson.Fashions for the Feet. By R. Heath, with three engravings.--The Constantine Ionides Collection. The Realists. By Cosmo Monkhouse, with five engravings.-Two Busts of Victor Hugo. By W. E. H., with two engravings.—Dachs and Hilda. From the group by W. Tyler.—The Chronicle of Art.-- American art notes. Cassell & Co., Limited. 739 Broadway, New York. Yearly subscription, $3.50; single numbers, 35 cents.
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Funk & Wagnalls, New York. Biblical Lights and Side Lights: A Cyclopædia of ten thousand illustrations and thirty thousand cross-references. By Rev. C. E. Little. 8vo, pp. 630.
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Or rather, by what he did not receive.
Russian President Vladimir Putin shows his playful side by only making a veiled threat against neighboring countries.
If there is one thing the Internet has taught us, it's that there are quite a number of good-looking people out there and ascertaining their gender can be very, very difficult. But does it really matter? With this technological generation that is always changing, we should applaud the fact that gender norms are also finding a new beat.
And so once again, we find ourselves with pictures and a video of a very cute person, wearing a bra and showing some major cleavage. Is this a vivacious vixen or a hunk-in-heels? Only an 11-second video can lead us to the answer.
Although April Fools' Day is the prime time for playing tricks on your friends, that doesn't mean the other 364 days of the year are completely off-limits. One Japanese man recently devised a very silly plan to startle his friend, but an unplanned turn of events left the trickster himself surprised and embarrassed.
Infographics are designed to present complex information in a digestible, easy-to-understand visual format. And, y'know, to make jokes about national stereotypes sometimes.
Japanese netizens were similarly perplexed by the creator's choice of what people in Japan are running from, and came up with a surprising interpretation of what's going on here.
It was a moment all romantics dream of: He's sitting in a train stopped at a station when he locks eyes with a cute girl waiting on the platform… but then the train leaves, the girl is gone forever and he's left with nothing but the memory. This happened to one lucky guy, but unfortunately, the other person saw the experience a little differently.
Last spring, pictures of a series of Japanese train-themed rice cookers surfaced online. Die-hard train fanatics were quick to rejoice, and eagerly awaited the products' release date. After all, what better way to show a love of your hobby than in the form of a practical, everyday object that feeds you?
There was just one little problem–these awesome appliances are actually only fan-made inventions.
As a result, the security gate was closed off and all other passengers and guests of the airport were evacuated. A thorough sweep of facility was performed and the man was detained according to China's Qian Long Network.
You've all heard the joke about the sinking ship, right? This joke explicitly reveals the deep inner motivations of the men of many different nations. It's famous for hitting the nail on the head when it comes to cultural stereotypes. Really, this joke knows you better than you know yourself. Popular in Japan, it also goes down a treat at drinking parties worldwide.
In perhaps one of the best practical jokes ever, Omocoro's Editor-in-Chief Tetsuya Shimoda and his co-workers decided to give their friend Mr. Yamaguchi a rather unique gift upon hearing the news of his marriage.
Always taking pride in their presents and already with a reputation for planning great practical jokes, Shimoda and friends hatched a diabolical scheme to send their newly-wedded pal something very special: a life-size model of a zebra, big enough to take up most of the space in any room of their unwitting friend's house.
Following Japan's 1-0 victory over France in the friendly football (soccer to our North American readers) match last week, a French variety show host made a joke that has touched a nerve here in Japan.
Alluding to Japanese goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima's impressive skills on the field, the show presented an edited image of the player, showing him with four arms.


Do you have corn flakes for breakfast? And are you under the impression that they are healthful and ideal for weight loss? The it's time you reconsider. Because, contrary to popular belief, cornflakes don't aid in weight loss. They instead contribute to weight gain.
Would you like to know more about corn flakes and weight loss? Keep reading.
Corn flakes were developed accidently by Will Kellogg and his brother John Kellogg in 1983, with stale wheat. He and his brother made dough out of the stale wheat and then pushed it through a roller, but the outcome was broken flakes of wheat, which was toasted and served to patients at Seventh-day Adventist sanatorium where they worked. Their patients liked them, so they continued making it and worked on it till it became perfect. This was how corn flakes were developed, and now there are many brands available in the market that brag about their quality and ability to reduce weight.
But are corn flakes good for weight loss?
Are Corn Flakes Health Food?
A cereal can be a good breakfast option if you select one that has less sugar and fat and also contains the right amount of nutrients. But if you make wrong choices, your cereal may contribute to weight gain.
Many of us think that having corn flakes with milk is a safe and healthy breakfast option with a high content of nutrients, vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates and a low amount of fat. But the truth is that a box of corn flakes contains corn, sugar, malt, and high fructose corn syrup. Out of all these ingredients, corn syrup contains high Glycaemic Index carbohydrates.
The proportion of sugar in corn flakes is so high, and many people add sugar or honey to corn flakes along with milk. This increases the sugar content of the cereal, and having this on a regular basis will result in weight gain. Various results have proved that intake of cornflakes causes obesity.
All traditional weight loss techniques follow one thing in common – eat fewer calories. This is applicable in the case of corn flakes too. Most corn flakes packets recommend a serving size of 30 grams with 125 ml of semi-skimmed milk.
Corn flakes are low protein foods. Although they make you feel full upon completing the meal, you would feel hungry again in just a few hours.
A study of cereals published in the Times of India states corn flakes as an unhealthy breakfast for kids, and also for people who are aiming for weight loss. It also states that the amount of iron present in corn flakes is much less than the amount mentioned in the packaging (1).
Another study conducted by a health magazine of UK has also stated that cornflakes cause obesity in kids. The study conducted on a group of kids with low GI (glycemic index) breakfast like bran, muesli, porridge and soya, and high GI breakfast like corn flakes, chocolate flavoured cereal or white bread, found that high GI group were more likely to feel hungry between the meals and they also ate more for lunch (2).
For losing weight and remaining healthy, it is necessary to focus on calories and where those calories come from. Calories should come from a diet full of healthy, fiber-rich, protein rich, water-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and beans. Healthy foods are not easily available in packets, so please think seriously about what type of food you or your kids have for breakfast.
Have you ever consumed corn flakes for weight loss? Have you noticed any changes? Do tell us how this post has helped you. You can comment in the box below.
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2005-10-11 Assigned to GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION reassignment GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST (SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS). Assignors: GUNDERSON, JOEL H., MOORMAN, STEVEN P.
A torque-transmitting regulating system employs a valve mechanism, which distributes fluid pressure from a pressure source to a torque-transmitting mechanism by control for the engagement and disengagement thereof. The valve mechanism has associated therewith a pressure sensor mechanism, which distributes a control signal to the electronic control module (ECM) to inform the ECM of the condition of operation of the torque-transmitting mechanism. A valve mechanism supplies a first pressure signal during disengagement of the torque-transmitting mechanism, a second pressure signal during the filling period of the torque-transmitting mechanism, and a third signal during the fully engaged condition of the torque-transmitting mechanism.
This invention relates to pressure fill control valves and, more particularly, to pressure and fill control valves in automatic transmissions.
Automatic shifting power transmissions normally include a plurality of shift control valves which supply pressure to and from the apply chamber of a transmission clutch piston. The valves are connected with a pressure source and with a control signal source. The control signal source will open the valve to begin clutch fill and the valve will fully open to permit fluid flow to the piston chamber. The fluid within the piston chamber will initially compress the clutch return spring which will apply one reaction to the clutch pressure, and after contacting the clutch plate the clutch pressure will increase rapidly and the control valve will begin a regulation process during which the pressure within the clutch is maintained at a desired level generally less than full system pressure.
It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved clutch regulator valve.
In one aspect of the present invention, the clutch regulator valve supplies fluid pressure from a pressure source to a clutch apply chamber in response to a control signal.
In another aspect of the present invention, the regulator valve has connected therewith a pressure sensor, which provides a feedback function to an electronic control module (ECM), which is providing the signal pressure.
In still another aspect of the present invention, during a first portion of clutch operation in which the clutch apply chamber is initially filled with fluid and reacted against by the spring, the pressure sensor is exhausted, thereby sending a first signal to the electronic control module.
In yet another aspect of the present invention, the pressure within the clutch chamber rises significantly upon completion of the spring compression and initial engagement of the clutch plates by the clutch piston and the fluid pressure in the pressure sensor rises accordingly, thereby signaling that the clutch chamber is filled and clutch engagement is beginning.
In a further aspect of the present invention, during the clutch filling operation, a signal is sent from the regulator valve to the pressure sensor to signify one level of pressure at that device, thereby signaling that the filling of the clutch chamber has begun.
In yet a further aspect of the present invention, the clutch control valve assumes the regulating position wherein the pressure within the fill circuit is detected by the pressure sensor at a level less than the pressure level during clutch fill.
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic representation of a clutch control apparatus having a regulator valve and a conventional torque-transmitting mechanism.
FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 1 wherein the operation of the clutch engagement has begun.
FIG. 3 is a view similar to FIG. 2 wherein the operation of the clutch is completed.
FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic representation of an alternative embodiment showing the clutch control system in the disengaged condition.
FIG. 5 is a view showing the clutch control apparatus in a filling condition prior to engagement of the piston with the friction plates.
FIG. 6 is a view similar to FIG. 4 showing the clutch control system in a fully applied condition.
Referring to the drawings, wherein like characters represent the same or corresponding parts throughout the several views, there is seen in FIG. 1 a torque-transmitting regulating and control system 10 having a regulator valve 12, and a torque-transmitting mechanism 14. The torque-transmitting mechanism 14 includes an apply piston 16 slidably disposed in an apply chamber 18 and urged in one direction by a return spring 20. The torque-transmitting mechanism 14 also includes a plurality of friction plates 22 drivingly connected with a housing 24 and a plurality of interdigitated plates 26 drivingly connected with-a shaft member 28.
The regulator valve 12 includes a valve spool 30 slidably disposed in a valve bore 32 and urged leftward within the valve bore 32 by a return spring 34. The valve spool 30 has three equal diameter lands 36, 38, and 40 and a large diameter land 42, which may be either integral with the lands 36, 38, and 40 or separate as a valve plug. The valve land 38 is central of the valve lands 36 and 40 and has a tapered surface 44.
The valve bore 32 is a part of a valve body 46, which has a control signal passage 48, a clutch feed passage 50, a supply passage 52, a pressure switch or sensor control passage 54, and a plurality of exhaust passages 56. The signal passage 48 is in communication with a conventional electronic control module (ECM) 58, which includes a pressure source and a preprogrammable digital computer. These are well-known devices used in the control of power transmissions.
The clutch feed passage 50 is communicating with the torque-transmitting apply chamber 18. The supply passage 52 communicates with the electronic control module 58 as does the pressure sensor passage 54. A feedback passage 60 communicates with a chamber 62 in which the spring 34 is disposed. The feedback passage 60 also communicates with the clutch feed passage 50. Thus, the pressure in the chamber 62 is equal to the pressure in chamber 18.
The condition of the torque-transmitting mechanism 14 in FIG. 1 is in a disengaged state such that the fluid pressure in the chamber 18 is essentially zero. However, a slight pressure such as two or three psi may be contained within the chamber to ensure that the passages remain filled when the clutch is disengaged. It should also be noted that in the inactive or disengaged state, the supply passage 52 communicates with the pressure switch passage 54 such that a signal equal to the fill supply pressure is transmitted through the ECM 58 to signify that the clutch system is disengaged.
In FIG. 2 a control signal has been issued to the passage 48, which will operate on the end of the land 42, thereby urging the valve spool 30 rightward against the spring 34. The valve land 42 has an area A1 and the land 40 has a feedback land equal to area A2. When the valve spool 30 is moved fully to the right against the spring 34, fluid in the supply passage 52 is transmitted fully to the clutch feed passage 50 and the pressure sensor passage 54 is connected with the exhaust passage 56. At this point, fluid pressure is distributed from the valve 12 to the apply chamber 18 and the piston 16 begins to move rightward against the return spring 20, which will produce a build up of pressure within the feedback passage 60.
In the fill process at chamber 18, the pressure within the feedback passage 60 is not sufficient to overcome the pressure within the passage 48 acting on the area A1 of land 42. It is noted that during this process that the pressure within the sensor pressure passage 54 is connected with exhaust and a low pressure signal occurs at the ECM 58 signifying that the fill of the chamber 18 has begun.
In FIG. 3, the fluid within the chamber 18 has moved the piston 16 against the friction plate 22 such that increased pressure is present in the passage 50, thereby increasing the pressure in feedback passage 60 and the pressure acting on the area A2 of valve spool 30. When this occurs, the pressure in passage 48 acting on area A1 of valve land 42 will be balanced by the increased pressure in the feedback passage 60 such that the valve spool 30 will assume a regulating position. The pressure in the supply passage 52 is distributed to pressure in the sensor pressure passage 54 and, at a controlled rate, to the clutch feed passage 50. The pressure in the clutch feed passage 50 increases and the pressure in the sensor passage 54 also increases. The increased pressure in the passage 54 is transmitted to the ECM 58 such that the control module will be alerted that the end of fill has occurred and clutch engagement is beginning.
At full engagement, the valve 12 will regulate the pressure within the chamber 18 to maintain the clutch engaged at the desired torque level and the pressure in passage 54 (switch state is the same whether clutch engagement is being maintained or is off) remain at the supply pressure level.
A torque transmitter regulating system and control 100 includes a torque-transmitting mechanism 114 and the ECM and pressure control source 58, as shown in FIG. 4. A control valve 112 has a valve spool 130 which includes a plurality of equal diameter lands 132, 134, and 136 and a large diameter land 138, which may be either integral with the land 132 or formed as a separate plug valve. The valve spool 130 is slidably disposed in a valve bore 140, which has connected therewith a plurality of passages including a supply passage 152, which is communicated through a restriction 154 with the valve bore 140 and unrestricted through a passage 156 with the valve bore 140 in the area of the valve land 136. The pressure in passage 152 is distributed through the restriction 154 through a clutch supply passage 158 in the area of the valve land 134.
The valve bore 140 is also in communication with a clutch feed passage 160. Fluid in the clutch feed passage 160 is distributed through a feedback passage 162 to a feedback chamber 164, which acts on the valve land 136 having an area of A2. The valve land 138 is slidably disposed in the valve bore 140 and communicates with a clutch engaging signal passage 168, which is distributed thereto from the ECM 58. A pressure sensor 170 communicates with the valve bore 140 through a passage 172 between the lands 136 and 134.
The valve 112 shown in FIG. 4 is in the clutch disengaged or off position such that the fill pressure within the torque-transmitting mechanism 114 is connected with an exhaust passage 176. This exhaust passage 176 may have a slight pressure maintained therein to ensure that the passage 160 is filled with fluid at all times. However, it is not sufficient to overcome the clutch return spring or even provide any significant pressure within the feedback passage 162. At this point, the pressure in passage 172 is equal to the pressure in the clutch feed passage 160, which is essentially zero, and the pressure acting on the sensor 170, which is sensed at the ECM 58, indicates that the torque-transmitting mechanism 114 is disengaged.
When it is desired to engage the torque-transmitting mechanism 114, the valve spool 130 assumes the position shown in FIG. 5 due to pressure in signal passage 168 acting on the area A1 of the valve land 138. The pressure acting on the valve land 138 causes the valve to move rightward against a return spring 178 to the position shown in FIG. 5. At this point, the pressure in passage 158 is distributed between the valve lands 132 and 134 to the passage 160 such that the filling of the torque-transmitting mechanism 114 begins. The pressure in passage 160 operating through the feedback passage 162 acts on the valve area A2. However, this is not sufficient to overcome the pressure acting on the area A1. Thus, the valve spool 130 assumes the fully stroked position shown.
At this point, the pressure in passage 152 is distributed between the lands 134 and 136 to the passage 172, which pressurizes the sensor 170, thereby providing a new signal to the ECM 58 indicating that the filling of the torque-transmitting mechanism 114 has begun. When the fill period ends, the return spring (spring 20 in FIG. 1) is compressed permitting the piston to engage the friction plates, the pressure in passage 160 increases to the clutch operating pressure thereby increasing the pressure in the feedback chamber 164 such that the pressure acting on area A2 balances the pressure acting on area A1 and the valve spool 130 moves to the regulating position shown in FIG. 6.
At the regulating point, the pressure in passage 160 is distributed between the valve lands 134 and 136 to the passage 172, which provides a signal pressure at the sensor 170. This sensed pressure is lower than the pressure during the fill operation and therefore the ECM 58 receives a signal indicating that the pressure has decreased and that the end of fill has arrived and that the clutch is fully engaged. It should be noted the difference between the torque-transmitting regulating control systems 10 and 100 is the fact that the feedback sensors, 170 in the system 100 and 54 in system 10, have different control signals.
In the regulating control system 10, the feedback pressure is maximum at the disengaged condition, is essentially zero during the filling operation, and is at a full pressure condition again at the clutch filled condition. Thus, the sensing pressure goes from maximum to minimum to maximum during this operation. In the regulating control system 100, the pressure at the sensor 170 is essentially zero at the idle or unfilled condition, it increases to maximum during the fill condition, and is reduced to an intermediate pressure equal to the clutch pressure at the filled or engaged condition. Thus, the pressure in sensor 170 goes from minimum to maximum to intermediate. In each system, the pressure at the sensor undergoes two changes, one during the fill condition and one during the engaged condition. In the system shown in FIG. 4, the sensor pressure has three distinct levels, thereby indicating to the ECM that the three distinct levels have been attained while in the system shown in FIG. 1, the pressure at the sensor is essentially maximum in both the disengaged and fully engaged condition while it is exhausted or essentially zero during the fill period. Both these systems provide sufficient feedback messages to the ECM 58 to permit the control mechanism to properly operate the transmission and to inform the operator of any malfunction that might occur.
said clutch apply regulating valve apparatus being positioned in a regulated position following clutch filling to fully engage said torque-transmitting mechanism and supplying said sensing pressure to said electronic control module during said clutch applied state.
said sensing pressure is high during said disengaged state, low during said filling state, and high during said applied state.
said sensing pressure is low during said disengaged state, high during said filling state, and at an intermediate level during said engaged state.
4. The torque-transmitting regulating control system defined in claim 1, wherein said clutch apply regulating valve apparatus includes a valve body defining a valve bore in fluid communication with a control signal passage, a feed passage, a supply passage, a feedback pressure passage, and a switch pressure passage.
5. The torque-transmitting regulating control system defined in claim 4, wherein said clutch apply regulating valve apparatus further includes a valve spool slidably disposed in said valve bore to transition between at least a disengaged position, a filling position, and a regulating position, said valve spool having first, second, and third lands with a first diameter and a fourth land with a second diameter, wherein said valve spool is urged into said disengaged position by a first biasing member.
6. The torque-transmitting regulating control system defined in claim 5, wherein said torque-transmitting mechanism includes a housing defining an apply chamber, an apply piston slidably disposed in said apply chamber to transition between said disengaged, filling, and applied states, wherein said apply piston is urged into said disengaged state by a second biasing member.
7. The torque-transmitting regulating control system defined in claim 6, wherein said torque-transmitting mechanism further includes a plurality of friction plates drivingly connected with said housing, and a plurality of apply plates interdigitated with said friction plates and drivingly connected with a shaft member.
wherein said valve spool is operable when positioned in said regulating position to increase pressure in said pressure switch passage and thereby transmit signals to the pressure sensor indicative thereof.
9. The torque-transmitting regulating and control system of claim 8, wherein said valve spool is operable when in said disengaged and filling position to transmit signals to the pressure sensor indicative thereof.
10. The torque-transmitting regulating and control system of claim 9, wherein said first land has a first area and said fourth land has a second area different from said first area, wherein the pressure acting on the second area balances the pressure acting on said first area when said valve spool moves to said regulating position.


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Thank you for your interest in our school. South Charnwood is an academy High School which now admits pupils of all abilities from 11-16 years of age. It is a popular school with 844 pupils on roll at present.
The school is situated in twenty acres of open countryside and draws the vast majority of pupils from the nearby villages of Markfield, Thornton and Stanton-under-Bardon, as well as from Leicester Forest East. South Charnwood could justifiably be called a "family" school since it has educated several generations of many local families. The school also welcomes a number of pupils from other areas, which we feel is evidence of our good reputation and the high esteem in which the school is held.
Learning for all is planned to be challenging and enjoyable and the school aims to ensure that pupils achieve the highest possible standard in all subjects. Pupils are also given many opportunities to develop a wide range of skills, insights and interests, to equip them fully for the next stage in their education. Our most recent Ofsted inspection took place in June 2019 and judged the school to be 'Good' whilst recognising that the quality of Teaching and Learning and Assessment and Outcomes for pupils were both 'Outstanding'.
The admission number for 2018/19 is 174. For information on how to apply for a school place, please go to the School Admissions page on the Leicestershire County Council website. Admissions documents for September 2019 are available to download below.
Please feel welcome to visit and find out more about us. You need only telephone for an appointment and I, or one of my colleagues, will be only too pleased to see you and show you around.
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Investing in a property is probably one of the most important investments you will ever make. When you buy a property, you will ensure protecting it through various means such as different insurance coverage. There are various insurance policies that serve different kinds of protections to your property, for instance, the homeowners' insurance lends you a defense against theft, fire or wind damage while the flood insurance keeps you covered against damages coming from rising water. While these are the natural or artificial hazards, the title insurance is a one-of-a-kind insurance policy that safeguards you from the title hazards, which are hideous in nature and could threaten your valuable financial investment.
As per the data publicized by Zillow, the aggregate home value in America has increased by $16,000 in the span of the last twelve months.(Zillow)[i] However, home values are not alone in enjoying the economic growth in the market, as they are being accompanied by title insurance, which is now a fifteen billion dollars worth industry and the numbers will keep on expanding through 2020. This makes it crystal clear why more and more homeowners are choosing to opt for title insurance. Hence, if you are about to invest in a property or decided to buy your new home, you should also have a brief understanding of the basics and importance of title insurance for your investment.
Who Acquires the Protection From Title Insurance?
Title insurance safeguards the insured party against claims for previous occurrences, making it quite different compared to those of traditional home insurance policies. In the present market, there are two various forms of title insurance that exist. A property owner can exercise his or her liberty to buy title insurance and lenders can also decide to choose since the lenders will need title insurance by mortgagors as a means of shielding their security interest present in the property. Moreover, a real estate owner will buy title insurance to secure their investment in their estate.
What is the Defense Mechanism That You Enjoy With Title Insurance?
Title insurance is astutely designed in such a manner that it will need a comprehensive search of the property or home that you are about to invest in. The main objective behind this search is to lower the potential liability to the homeowners by acknowledging any future title issues. Furthermore, once the investment is completed and a property owner is provided with the possession of the estate, the title insurance will render protection against any legal proceedings that challenge the authority and legality of the current property owner.
In contrast to the traditional insurance companies that ask for monthly payment terms, the title insurance simply demands a one-time payment. This insurance policy varies in accordance with the valuation of your property, as well as, to the state that you will be investing in your new home. In other words, the title insurance policy for the lender will cost around $544 while for the homeowner it will around $834 aggregately.
Is Investing in a Title Insurance Worth It?
What Particular Claims does the Title Insurance Cover?
Some of the specific claims that are covered by the title insurance include particular errors that were committed while providing data into the public record. A title examiner will be directed to examine the title by evaluating the line of ownership of the property. The examiner will also verify whether the estate has been passed through will, sale or has been gifted to the intended and correct individual. In addition, a title check will be exercised to ensure that there are no present legal claims against the property along with various encumbrances such as mortgages, liens or anything that challenges the ownership and transfer of the house.
Ultimately, the title insurance is a valuable form of defense for real estate investors and homeowners. With title insurance, you will be able to protect your home against any challenges to your investment and ownership.


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Talking-up Scotland https://www.scoop.it/topic/talking-up-scotland
How our corporate and state media condition the public
June 28, 2020 johnrobertson834	6 Comments
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By comparison to the previous post-war consensus, and in a subsequent period when the UK Guardian newspaper was yet still marginally deemed worthy of progressive submissions, Noam Chomsky and colleagues made the following letters page observations about UK media's "conditioning" of the public, with regard to normalising the new US-UK-Western imperialism and particularly, absenting its death toll. They wrote:
In May 2013 the reputable polling company ComRes asked a representative sample of the British public the following question: "How many Iraqis, both combatants and civilians, do you think have died as a consequence of the war that began in Iraq in 2003?" According to 59 percent of the respondents, fewer than 10,000 Iraqis died as a result of the war. The results are especially shocking because … The latest scientific estimate of the death toll from the war is almost 500,000. This was published in PLOS Medicine. Two previous studies, also published in peer-reviewed scientific journals, suggest the death toll may possibly have been closer to a million. Only 6 percent of the respondents in the ComRes poll estimated more than 500,000 Iraqi deaths. Only 0.3 percent said they didn't know or declined to give an estimate. The ComRes poll is powerful evidence that the media misled the public about the consequences of the war.
The above extract from an article by Gavin Lewis, a friend, does not specifically address Scottish issues but offers several insights into the behaviour of state and corporate media which you may recognise and which we can all learn from:
The Scottish media coverage of hospital and care home deaths in the last year and more will surely have led to a similar but inverse, to reflect the power differentials here, 'conditioning of the public', to magnify the level of death, to direct the blame away from the corporate and private owners and toward the democratically elected, but status quo-challenging, SNP Government.
Footnote: The unintentional inclusion of the book 'Big Farms Make Big Flu' in the crop above seems worth pursuing too in this time.
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Niall campbell morrison says:
There is little doubt that the narrative regarding the care homes is being 'skewed' towards blaming the SG and not the home owners. However, with a lot of this twisting of the truth on may subjects, I cant help asking myself how and who coordinates this on the ground. There many examples where the media in Scotland have homed in on a subject overnight and there angles and attack line are extraordinarily similar. How is this achieved? Is there another unidentified group/department coordinating the media?
The issue with BBC Scotland is that it is full of senior staff who are SLAB supporters/married to/related to/friends of SLAB apparatchiks (angry at their loss of power and control and blame the SNP for their own failings) and parachuted in ultra unionists all of whom are trying to achieve a similar thing, but for vastly differing reasons.
One could ask why there are no investigative journalists appear prepared to really investigate all of this and fully expose what is going on?
ArtyHetty says:
They take their instructions from organised operatives, from very high up. The Britnat government spend a ton on propaganda, it's a full time job for some, they are well trained.
bringiton says:
A house built on the shifting sands of spin,lies and deception cannot survive intact in the long term.
Scots are not daft and can see this for themselves.
The Johnson regime is just the culmination of decades of bombastic bluster by the London establishment desperately trying to hang onto the trappings of empire gone.
However,until covid19,middle Scotland was prepared to go along with their antics,so long as comfortable lives were maintained.
This mindset has now changed because all can now see that the emperor has no clothes and no amount of spin by HM press is going to hide that fact.
gavinochiltree says:
Imagine yourself back in the 1960's or 70's. The media was fairly even-handed toward independence………………. because………..it was NEVER going to happen. The SNP were a small, poorly funded and organised political force, so could be patronised.
Then ………….the SNP started to win seats, and threaten the status quo of Brit Nat "Buggins Turn".
The media, press and broadcast, decided to get their houses in order.
No more softly, softly toward "separatists", including their own staff who were ruthlessly expelled from the paper, TV or Radio studio.
Lies were told about Scotland. Lies were told about independence.
Thing about lies is—-once you start you cannot stop as it would reveal last weeks lie.
But, the public aren't daft. Once they see through one lie, then disbelieve becomes general, and even when the truth is told, it might not be believed.
So the media has destroyed their own street-cred.
More recent lies – from 2008 onwards.
1. Maxed out our credit card." We all caused this. "The economic assumptions that Gordon Brown made in the last decade now lie in ruins." D Cameron.
It wisnae the banks and the absence of regulation.
2. Austerity was and is necessary.
Iceland let the shareholders in the banks take the hit and safeguarded its welfare, education and health systems.
3, "We're all in it together."
Large, widening income gap. Welfare cuts meant 80% of cuts and 20% of increased taxes, which were largely VAT related, hurting the poorest twice. "Scroungers and shirkers" demonised and "othered" by the rags.
anandprasad says:
The photo on the left reminds me of a dictatorship military parade.
Designed to say 'we are important, see how big we are, we know the truth, you don't, so listen up and pay up'.
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Tunnel Beneath KFC Connects Drug Smugglers in Arizona, Mexico
By Paul Gaita 08/28/18
The county sheriff's department called the discovery a "heavy blow to that transnational criminal organization that built this tunnel."
A routine stop for an equipment violation led law enforcement in Arizona to an operation that numerous media outlets compared to the AMC series Breaking Bad, with a near-600-foot tunnel that connected a former fast food restaurant to a private home in Mexico for the purposes of trafficking narcotics.
Police pulled over Jesus Ivan Lopez Garcia on August 13 after he was observed removing several containers from an abandoned Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) franchise located one mile from the U.S.-Mexico border; a search of the vehicle turned up more than 200 packages of various narcotics, including 6.8 pounds of fentanyl.
This led to a search of the restaurant, where a tunnel traversed the border to a home in San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico. The county sheriff's department described the discovery as a "heavy blow to that transnational criminal organization that built this tunnel."
According to CNN, court documents showed that Lopez Garcia had purchased the former KFC location in San Luis, Arizona in April 2018. The structure was described as "vacant in recent years," which raised the suspicion of police when Lopez Garcia was seen taking the containers, including a tool box from the former restaurant and loading them into a trailer attached to a pickup truck.
Officers then pulled him over for what was described as an unspecified equipment violation, and during the traffic stop, a K-9 officer alerted authorities to suspected drugs in the two containers.
A search of the containers yielded more than 261 pounds of methamphetamine, 14 pounds of cocaine, 30 pounds of white heroin, 13.7 pounds of brown heroin and 6.8 pounds of fentanyl.
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Special Agent in Charge Scott Brown told a CNN affiliate station in Arizona that the fentanyl "translates to over three million dosage units." Authorities gave the total price of the drugs at more than $1 million.
After obtaining a warrant, HSI conducted a search of the KFC location on August 14 and found an eight-inch hole with a depth of 22 feet.
This led to a walkway that was five feet tall and three feet wide that ran 590 feet across the border to San Luis Rio Colorado in Mexico. Mexican authorities reported that a search of a residential property on August 15 found an entrance to the tunnel under a bed.
"There was no mechanism to physically come up to the small opening" in the KFC location, said Brown in a press conference. "The narcotics we believe were raised up by a rope [and] then loaded into the tool box and taken out of the abandoned restaurant."
Yuma Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony Porvaznik said that the tunnel will be filled with cement to keep others from using it.
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Memphis Tigers football fans discuss their team, city while watching Cotton Bowl
Jerome Williams, a 67-year-old senior at the University of Memphis, returned to his hometown a few years ago. He left shortly after being crowned Mr. Manassas in 1970.
Memphis Tigers football fans discuss their team, city while watching Cotton Bowl Jerome Williams, a 67-year-old senior at the University of Memphis, returned to his hometown a few years ago. He left shortly after being crowned Mr. Manassas in 1970. Check out this story on commercialappeal.com: https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/sports/2019/12/28/cotton-bowl-memphis-tigers-fans-highland-strip/2756263001/
Laura Testino, Memphis Commercial Appeal Published 4:01 p.m. CT Dec. 28, 2019
Tigers fans watch the Cotton Bowl: Scenes from Memphis
Fans at Brookhaven Pub & Grill react after Memphis running back, Kenneth Gainwell (19), scores in the first half of the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
Andrew Dafferner reacts at the Brookhaven Pub & Grill after Memphis kicker Riley Patterson (36), makes a 37-yard field goal in the first half of the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
Memphis Tigers football fans watch the Cotton Bowl at Newby's on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
Memphis Tigers football fan Jerome Williams watches the Cotton Bowl at Newby's with his family on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
Memphis Tigers football fans watch the Cotton Bowl at Brookhaven Pub & Grill on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
A fans reacts at the Brookhaven Pub & Grill after Memphis kicker Riley Patterson (36), makes a 37-yard field goal in the first half of the Cotton Bowl at Brookhaven Pub & Grill on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
A fan at the Brookhaven Pub & Gril reacts after a call made by a referee in the first half of the Cotton Bowll on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
Fans at the Brookhaven Pub & Grill react after Memphis running back, Patrick Taylor Jr. (6), scores in the first half of the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 28, 2019. Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal
From his stool at Newby's, Jerome Williams had a perfect view of the Cotton Bowl.
One of the Tiger blue-topped pool tables separated his high-top from the four TVs that, combined, broadcast the single image of Memphis and Penn State playing at the AT&T Stadium. Like the other, mostly younger Newby's crowd on the Highland Strip on Saturday, Williams watched with a beer and some chicken wings that he shared with his wife, Betty.
The University of Memphis senior is 67 years old.
In the first half of the game, he was critical but encouraging of the Tigers: "You're gonna have to play defense to stop 'em," he said into the second quarter. "You gotta come back with some motivation."
Williams holds similar sentiments for his hometown, a place he only recently returned to after working in Alaska for nearly four decades.
"I'm going to share something with you," Williams said, before telling stories about his life and career and plans for his next degree, which he said will be a doctorate from either the University of Minnesota or the University of Alaska Anchorage.
Memphis Tigers football fan Jerome Williams watches the Cotton Bowl at Newby's with his family on Dec. 28, 2019. (Photo: Ariel Cobbert, The Commercial Appeal )
Williams was Mr. Manassas High School in 1970, he said. During high school, he worked as a tailor and a model, and afterward headed to New York City with a modeling contract. After a couple of years, he joined the Air Force because he wanted to go to school. Williams was the eldest of five, and his single mother didn't have the means to pay for him to go to college while also raising his four younger sisters.
Williams came back to Memphis a few years ago for his mother, who died late last year.
Since high school, Williams has earned degrees from the University of Alaska Anchorage and later from Southwest Community College.
"I enjoy school," Williams said about his decision to continue his education at the University of Memphis. Learning makes him balanced and focused, and the knowledge, he says, hopefully helps people he meets just as much as it helps him. Ultimately, his goal is to become an associate director for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Now, he tries to be an example to younger men.
"Always gotta help someone else," he said, noting that he spends some time walking door-to-door to help people fill out applications to school.
During halftime, while Penny Hardaway's Tigers racked up points against New Orleans on another television, Jerome and Betty Williams spoke with Charles Conner, 55, who was sitting at the neighboring high top.
They'd been cheering on the Tigers together during the football game. They also talked about low wage jobs in Memphis. They talked about how those were different from "positions" and how those paid more, but required more education.
They discussed Memphis' values and hypothesized about how and why they came to be.
The Tiger fans debated the reasons that Memphis is different from other Southern cities and from other cities in the United States. They talked about a "false narrative" projected about Memphis, about how one could begin to believe what they see on television. They talked about corporations that own jails in Pennsylvania and the suicide rates in Alaska and what Jerome Williams learned there with his position in social work.
Halftime ended. The critical eye toward Memphis did not, but the three turned toward the game hopeful that Coach Ryan Silverfield's debut included a motivating halftime speech in the locker room, one that maybe reminded the guys that there was "nothing to lose."
How to be critical of your city but also cheer for its teams?
"I guess it depends on what you're focused on," Conner said. Then he swiveled in his seat, turning his attention to the televisions as Brady White ushered Memphis into the second half with his quarterback sneak into the end zone.
Laura Testino covers education and children's issues for the Commercial Appeal. Reach her at laura.testino@commercialappeal.com or 901-512-3763. Find her on Twitter: @LDTestino
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