The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) and our partners, the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, the Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC), and the University of Sherbrooke, hosted the second Pathways to Privacy Research Symposium at the University of Toronto on March 21, 2014. Over 125 participants representing a variety of interests, including academia, government, non-profit organizations, and privacy professionals, attended the full-day event, which showcased privacy-related research funded by the OPC's Contributions Program.
In support of the theme Helping Canadians Find Pathways to Privacy, the symposium was preceded by a public panel discussion on March 20, 2014, entitled "Advancing privacy and civil liberties in Canada's (emerging) surveillance state." During the symposium on March 21, four panels covered a wide spectrum of privacy concerns that affect Canadians, including issues in commercial genetic testing and health information; privacy at the public/private interface; protecting personal information online and off; and the privacy of financial information. The symposium also featured a keynote address from human rights attorney Paul Champ.
Canadians are aware that their everyday activities produce enormous amounts of personal information with accompanying privacy risks, but find it difficult to act on their concerns. The Pathways to Privacy symposium aimed to provide Canadians with a better understanding of the ways their privacy is at risk, the privacy protections offered by PIPEDA, and practical means for exercising their privacy rights. At the same time, it brought together the network of privacy researchers, educators, advocates and practitioners across Canada to build connections and foster interaction.
This panel examined the privacy risks to consumers and patients who engage with private sector providers of health care or testing services or information provision. Health information is an area that has traditionally been deemed highly sensitive, needing high levels of protection when provided by the public sector. However, when private sector organizations become involved, citizens might not be aware of the different levels of protection afforded to their personal information.
We live in a society where the lines between private and public are becoming not just blurred but in some cases erased. While privacy protection has long been treated differently, and legislated and enforced differently depending on whether the information collection occurred in the private or public sector, the realities of everyday life in an online, internally connected (and globally surveilled) world mean that these distinctions increasingly are being challenged. This panel examined the ways in which public and private interconnect and the need for privacy protections across the interface.
People of all ages encounter privacy challenges as they go about their daily business online and off. When personal information is shared about Canadian citizens, whether it is between social media sites and advertisers, or private sector organizations and law enforcement officers, there are potential privacy concerns. This panel featured research discussing the need for privacy protections in situations where personal information is shared and used in on and offline settings.
Financial information is often highly personal and is perceived as requiring strong privacy protection, yet it is also information much in demand by private sector agencies seeking to market financial services to governments, citizens and other corporations. This panel presented OPC-funded research focusing on the current privacy issues in the financial arena.
The event was organized with funding from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada's Contributions Program; the views expressed at this event were those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect those of the OPC.


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Best niche startup hubs
By Jay Perez - September 29, 2021
So you're looking to establish a company? It's never been a better time to be a startup because there's a growing need for innovation in the market. If you have an idea that you think could impact the world, go out there and show off what you've got. Of course, the big question is where do you set yourself up? Working in your bedroom might seem like a comfortable option, but it's not necessarily viable. Startup hubs are brilliant places to work on your ideas, although the bigger they are, the harder it is to stand out. You need somewhere more niche to set up your company.
Why work in a startup hub?
Whether big or small, startup hubs can be hugely beneficial for your work ethic. You're surrounded by people who are like-minded, some of whom can end up being the inspiration you need to get your idea off the ground. You have a better chance of attracting people to your company who are highly capable in their work, and a greater likelihood of catching the eye of investors. If you want to thrive, startup hubs are definitely the place to go.
Not everyone wants to work in somewhere like Silicon Valley though. While this hub may be the best place for emerging companies to establish themselves, it's much easier to disappear into the crowd here. Working in smaller hubs can be a risk, but when done successfully, the payoff is spectacular.
The Australian city might not be the first place that comes to mind for setting up a startup, but that's what makes it so great. While many startups in the area flock to cities like Sydney, Melbourne offers the same benefits while being slightly on the quieter side. It has close proximity to Asia which provides a big market for your business. Plus, with its standing as one of the most livable cities in the world, it's not a bad place to live. If you want somewhere that can provide great startup opportunities with an excellent quality of life, this is the place to go.
It's good to become a part of Melbourne's startup community while it's still relatively close-knit. You have a better chance of doing business while it's still a niche market for companies, especially with the opportunities available. The prominence of investment firms and accelerators in the city mean that your company is in good hands if you act now.
The Michigan city of Ann Arbor is an interesting one for startup companies. Although it's relatively small, the hub is standing up with some of the best out there. Ann Arbor is home to various promising startups, with the presence of the University of Michigan a massive help to these companies. There are few places better to recruit engineers whose skills are vital to the establishment of many startups.
While Ann Arbor's small size might seem detrimental to the growth of a company, the city's proximity to Detroit is a blessing in disguise. Growing connectivity between the two cities allows for people to quickly travel between the two, meaning Ann Arbor has access to a greater wealth of potential workers. If you're a company looking for somewhere small but bursting with potential, this could be the place for you.
With a population of over 1.3 billion, it's no surprise that India is home to some incredible startup hubs. One of the best is Pune over in the west. It's considered an excellent place for IT companies to set themselves up and has seen a steady incline in the number of startups established in the city. With a high proportion of young professionals in the region, it makes a lot of sense.
One of Pune's most significant advantages is that it sits so close to Mumbai, one of India's most populated cities. Not only does Mumbai offer a wealth of workers, but it's also a huge tech hub. People looking for somewhere a little quieter to show off their skills can be enticed to Pune, especially when there's a better chance that their work will be recognized. In the last decade, Pune has gone from being a nobody in the startup scene to a growing force in India. Get in now while you still can.
Another American hub that's worth settling down in outside of the Silicon Valley is Pittsburgh. The area is great for a wide variety of niche startup opportunities, including artificial intelligence and automated vehicle technology. While these innovations are undoubtedly the next step for technological development, few breakthroughs have been made in the different fields so far. If you think your company can find the solution that has evaded everyone else, Pittsburgh is the hub you need to move to.
Like Ann Arbor, Pittsburgh isn't the biggest city in the States, but it's doing incredibly well for its size. It's received a good amount of venture capital deals over the last few years, and has continued to issue a growing number of patents. Pittsburgh's standing as a worthwhile startup hub is mostly thanks to the presence of Carnegie Mellon University. It's one of the best establishments in the country for computer science, which is why so many of its students have gone on to work for startups in the area. Pittsburgh is certainly not short of talented people looking to get your company off the ground.
Scandinavian countries might not have always seemed like the best countries for startup companies. However, after Swedish company Spotify gained immense success, the world has started paying attention to this part of the world. If you're looking to get in somewhere that's still blossoming but has the potential to be huge, consider moving to Helsinki. As well as being a beautiful city, this tech hub could provide you with everything you need and more.
Helsinki is quickly proving itself as one of the standout locations for startups dedicated to artificial intelligence and gaming, as well as health and life sciences. These are some fairly niche markets, which can be helpful if your company is trying to find its feet in a new area. The community of entrepreneurs and investors grows every year, which puts your company in a good position to get the help it needs to go big. It might be time to invest in some cold weather clothing and find your future in Scandinavia, because this might be the perfect place for your startup.
Jerusalem might be most commonly associated with its rich history, but this is one city that's definitely not stuck in the past. It's found a way to blend the old with the new in a combination that not only offers a beautiful place to live, but also provides the modernity a startup company needs. In recent years, it's started making a name for itself with mobile and internet startups, with a flurry of accelerators and investors now residing in the city. A lot of time and effort has been put into the startup community to help it thrive, and it's finally paying off.
There aren't many places in the world that can offer the variety of talent that Jerusalem can. As well as the presence of Hebrew University which creates efficient graduates every year, the city isn't too far from Tel Aviv. It's one of the biggest tech hubs in the world, and some of the resources and workers have drifted over to Jerusalem to help the city blossom. As this relationship between the two hubs continues, they're sure to both thrive even more.
Speaking of Tel Aviv, there's one startup hub in the city that's begun to establish a space for itself. Re:Tech is a hub designed for startups developing adtech, fintech and e-commerce technologies, as well as tech related to fashion. That's why notable brands from around the world have started partnering with the hub, including one prominent fashion retailer from the UK. With clothing an essential part of almost everyone's daily lives, developing technology in this area is vital going forward. Any startup that's interested in this industry and hoping to work with the biggest brands would benefit from setting themselves up here.
Canada is more than just a beautiful place to live. It's home to some of the most innovative tech hubs like Toronto, as well as some that are still growing. Calgary may be better known for its oil and gas industry, but the city is becoming more and more of a startup hotspot. Over the last decade, the resources designed around startups has grown in the area, which has naturally helped companies to expand. The availability of support and tech has helped Calgary to make a name for itself in a market it had never stood out in before.
Establishing your startup outside of the States can make contact with clients in America a challenge because of the time difference. However, Calgary has the advantage of being relatively central in Canada, meaning communication with people on both the east and west coast is never too difficult. Plus, with the city being home to many people skilled in banking, science and manufacturing (among others), you have your pick of talented workers to help bring your company into the spotlight. With so much on offer, it's amazing that Calgary has never stood out in the startup market before.
It's possible to become a successful company without moving to somewhere as prominent as Silicon Valley. While it might make sense to be in a hub already bustling with activity, establishing your startup somewhere that's still growing can be just as effective. It's all about knowing where is best suited to your company's needs and making the most of the opportunities presented to you.
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ATC Privatization in the UK
Has Resulted in a "Total Meltdown"
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Further Behind the U.S.
An Offer You Can't Refuse…40,000 Passengers
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Yet Still Can't Manage Their Own Systems
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Young Eagles Take to the Skies
By NICOLE WESKERNA
Kaylee Skeens (left), 4, of Cortland, and Ava Wilkins, 3, of Sycamore, play together inside a hangar at the DeKalb Taylor Municipal Airport while their siblings participate in a Young Eagles flight on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2012, in DeKalb, Ill. ( (Rob Winner — rwinner@shawmedia.com))
DeKALB – It only took 20 minutes for Collin Lexa, 8, of Cortland to decide which career to pursue when he grows up.
"OK, now I want to be a pilot," he said Saturday after soaring 1,000 feet above the DeKalb and Sycamore areas on his first plane ride.
More than 60 people signed up to take flights at the DeKalb Taylor Municipal Airport during the Experimental Aircraft Association's Young Eagles program, which is held each summer in June and August.
Rose May, Young Eagle coordinator, said eight pilots donated their time and their planes Saturday to give children ages 8 through 17 free plane rides, which lasted about 20 minutes each.
"[The pilots] feel very excited about sharing the experience of flying," she said.
Collin and his sister, Bethany Lexa, 10, had never been on a plane before Saturday, unlike their older sister, Katrina Lexa, 16, who has previous flying experience. Their dad, Dennis Lexa, said he's always been interested in flying and wanted to share that with his children.
"My dad was a B-24 and B-25 pilot during World War II," he said. "He got me into it by going to [EAA AirVenture Oshkosh] every year."
May said the goal of the Young Eagles program isn't necessarily to convince everyone to become pilots, but to give young people a chance to see all types of flight-related careers, such as mechanics.
"It's … to give kids the opportunity to fly and give them experience firsthand," she said.
Volunteers showed plane engines to families as they wanted to take turns riding in the civil utility airplanes. Families also had a chance to learn how to do flight planning using charts and tools, and learn about gathering weather information and about airspace restrictions.
Halle Boddy, 15, and her friend, Rachel Wesbrock, 15, both of Sycamore, took flights Saturday with Rachel's mom, Christine Wesbrock. Though she had flown in commercial airplanes, Halle said Saturday was the fist time she had ever been in a civil utility aircraft. It was Rachel's second Young Eagles flight. They said they'd definitely recommend the flight program to others.
"Will they be back? I'm sure," Christine Wesbrock said.
May said each of the airplanes have dual controls, and some pilots on Saturday allowed children to help steer the plane.
While the Young Eagles program is geared toward youth, May said there are also opportunities for adults who are interested in learning about flying.
The local EAA Chapter 241 meets every second Monday of each month at the DeKalb Taylor Municipal Airport at 6:30 p.m. May said the meetings are open to the public, and recent discussions have revolved around using an iPad in the cockpit.
"If you look up in the sky and see a plane and have ever thought you'd like to be in it, then [EAA] might be for you," she said.
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I've gone through many boxes of eggs trying to cook tamagoyaki, that's Japanese rolled omelet. It uses a rectangle frying pan which is the same as an ordinary frying pan, but rectangle shaped.
In short, you put a little oil in, put a layer of egg in and roll it up. Then repeat.
I've tried low heat, high heat, medium heat, taking it off the heat, small hob, large hob, pre-heating without oil, pre-heating with oil, a small coating of oil, soaked in oil, waited for it to set solid, rolled as soon as it started setting and every recipe and every youtube video guide on tamagoyaki - everything.
The results are always the same: It sticks to the "non-stick" pan and it falls apart.
Are you sure that the "non-stick" properties of your square pan are still OK. The pan in the picture looks pretty tired.
I also note that the pan in the "successful video" has a ridged bottom. This gives more surface area to the bottom of the pan and gets more heat up into the egg mixture to cook it.
Rolling when the consistency is correct is important. Looking at your example I would say that attempt needed more heat. The egg should be cooked on the bottom, while being 'jelly-like' on the top.
This makes the roll stick to itself without sticking to the pan. You also need to just wipe down the pan with more oil after each roll. When in doubt turn up the heat and control by moving the pan.
There's couple reason why it sticks. One of the reason is your sugar to egg ratio in your recipe. I've made tamagoyaki couple times when I was a sushi chef. The key is always less sugar to egg to keep from sticking. Also keep the pan HOT! and pour 1-2oz of egg mixture onto the pan at a time. All while you're moving the pan on and off the heat/burner constantly while you're cooking. Don't keep the pan on the heat the whole time you're cooking, it will burn the cooked part of the egg when you pour your egg mixture during the layering process. It's a lot of trial and error, but it's quite fun once you get the hang of it. It's a lot of moving on and off the burner. Also remember revisit your recipe and tweak it. Hope this helps.
I've had the same problem. Did you wash your pan with detergent? Or did you use the pan to cook other things such as bacon?
It sounds funny but when this happened to me my mom "cured" my pan and told me that I must never use that pan again for other things, only for tamagoyaki, and also that I must never wash the pan with detergent, only with very hot water.
I can't tell from picture but if that is a non stick ceramic coated pan that you have had awhile, i'd ditch it. I have yet to have a ceramic non stick pan that lasts. When THEY start losing their non stick attributes they are really bad.
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Mayor of London plans for the furture of electric vehicles
By Charlotte Diffey
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, recently outlined his plans for a major expansion of London's electric vehicle-charging network. He hopes these plans will keep the capital one of the world's leading zero-emission cities.
The Mayor has married the public and private sector to deliver the electric vehicle infrastructure Londoners needs. London businesses and retailers have committed to transform EV charging provision across the city over the coming years. The Mayors plans will help tackle the pressing dangers of London's toxic air crisis and the climate change emergency.
Sadiq declared: "We need to reject the fossil fuels of the past and embrace an electric revolution in London's transport."
This new plan for London comes after the Mayor's establishment of the world's first Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Taskforce, including representatives from business, energy, infrastructure, government and the London boroughs.
Today, London represents the forefront of the zero-emission revolution. The capital is home to more than 20,000 electric vehicles, 1,700 electric taxis and the largest electric bus fleet in Europe. Recently TfL successfully rollout of over 175 rapid charge points across the city (delivering a full charge in 20 – 30 minutes).
Alongside these changes, the city has rolled out of the world's first Ultra Low Emission Zone, enforcing strict new emission standards in central London. Such standards will help drive companies to electrify their fleets.
London's charging points are currently in line with demand; however the new plan looks at how London can deliver the next 5 years of charging points with less public subsidy.
If the Mayor is to realise his dream and make London a zero-emission city, making it easier for Londoners to switch from diesel to electric cars is key. Supported by the taskforce, the Mayor's new plan will help London to reduce its toxic traffic emissions.
Mayor pledges £600k for local projects through crowdfunding
Mayor to help small businesses capitalise on the power of AI
Solar Energy Start-Up Heliogen Backed by Bill Gates
ViaVan and Shell Launch Fast-Charging EV Shared Ride Project in Amsterdam


Bob Hardy's 2018 Ottawa Marathon run is with a special purpose. This will be Hardy's third Ottawa Marathon racing his Hugo race walker. His racing goal is a 5 hour, 15 minute marathon time. But, his fund raising goal is at least $2,000 to be donated to the bonem marrow transplant unit of the General Campus of the Ottawa General Hospital. In 1997 while battling leukaemia, a bone marrow transplant saved his life. Now, he wishes to help others. If you wish to support Hardy to reach his goal, email him at: [email protected] Seen in the photo are the ladies of team Hugo. Team Hugo is a group of 5 mature athletes who have a combined age of 338 years, who participated in the annual community run in Alexandria.
Seenn in the photograph are the women of the Hugo with Hardy team. Team Hugo is a group of five mature athletes who have a combined age of 338 years, who participated in the annual community run in Alexandria.


Dean Pay was left bemoaning basic mistakes from the NRL's most disciplined side as Canterbury stare down a critical short turnaround with pressure mounting on his inexperienced side.
The Bulldogs entered Sunday's clash against the Dragons with the highest completion rate in the Telstra Premiership, and emerged smarting from a 40-4 shellacking that leaves them in last place on points differential.
Canterbury's 11 errors against St George Illawarra did not measure off the Richter scale, but several did lead to points, with Pay describing the loss as a significant step backwards for his young side.
"It's not good enough. We've made some progression with these young blokes but again we're going to have our up and we're going to have our downs," Pay said.
"I think it's obviously a real learning curve but you can't make errors and then continue to make errors.
"We need to stop that stem of making those simple, simple errors. We need to make sure we've got some resilience to defend them as well."
The Bulldogs will take on competition heavyweights South Sydney for their annual Good Friday showdown.
It's a daunting proposition that will be followed by a round-seven home game against fellow strugglers North Queensland, before squaring off with Manly and former coach Des Hasler a week later.
Canterbury had shown genuine progress in recent weeks with an upset of the Wests Tigers and almost the same against Melbourne.
But Sunday's heavy loss had the same shades of earlier thumpings this year by the Warriors and Parramatta, with wooden spoon predictions being doubled down by many as a result.
The Eels' defeat was followed by five changes to Pay's line-up, youngsters Jayden Okunbor and Nick Meaney making strong impressions in particular.
But with stars Kieran Foran and Dylan Napa sidelined through ankle injuries, reinforcements are thin on ground and Pay was tight-lipped on any selection changes.
"We've got to make sure that we jump into our hard work, making sure that we're prepared really well again this week and we need to make sure we don't make those type of errors back-to-back," Pay said.


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IBC Section 46-Relevant period for avoidable transactions.
(ii) such transaction was made with a related party within the period of two years preceding the insolvency commencement date.
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Someday, if and when the facts come out in discovery, we'll learn what really happened in the curious case of Matter of Hu (Lowbet Realty Corp.), 2012 NY Slip Op 22314 (Sup Ct Kings County Nov. 2, 2012), in which a slippery minority shareholder somehow managed to sell the corporation's sole realty asset and abscond with $1.6 million sale proceeds in violation of court order in a pending liquidation proceeding brought by the majority shareholder. In the meantime, the buyer and the property manager now find themselves ensnared in the majority shareholder's effort to rescind the sale and to recover damages.
The court's decision in Lowbet, issued earlier this month by Brooklyn Commercial Division Justice Carolyn E. Demarest, tells a remarkable story of brazen disobedience of court order by one Margaret Liu, a 25% shareholder of Lowbet Realty Corp. The decision also sheds light on an interesting, rarely seen procedural question in corporate dissolution proceedings, namely, whether the court may adjudicate within such summary proceedings a shareholder's claim for relief against a third party who is neither a shareholder nor officer/director of the corporation, rather than being forced to commence a separate, plenary action by ordinary summons and complaint.
The petitioner, Shau Chung Hu, was the 100% owner of Lowbet when, in 1980, it purchased a 19-unit apartment building in Brooklyn. In 1985, Hu married Margaret Liu and gave her a 25% stock interest in Lowbet. Mr. Hu and Ms. Liu separated in 1995, at which time Mr. Hu went to China where he has resided ever since, leaving Ms. Liu in full control over Lowbet.
Apparently their relationship further deteriorated by 2006, when Mr. Hu called a special shareholders meeting which Ms. Liu failed to attend at which Mr. Hu and an associate were named sole officers and directors of Lowbet. Ms. Liu thereafter filed for divorce from Mr. Hu, however, the matrimonial proceeding was dismissed in mid-2011 after she failed to appear for trial. Prior to the dismissal, the matrimonial judge sanctioned Ms. Liu for using Lowbet funds to pay for own expenses and legal fees in violation of a prior restraining order.
It was not to be the last time Ms. Liu ignored judicial mandate.
In January 2012, Ms. Liu's counsel filed an answer asserting that she owns 100% of the shares of Lowbet. On April 10, 2012, Justice Demarest struck Ms. Liu's answer on default after she failed to appear at a hearing on Mr. Liu's petition that date.
Sometime the following week, Mr. Hu discovered that by deed dated February 22, 2012, Ms. Liu, purporting to act on Lowbet's behalf, in violation of the court's October 2011 restraining order, sold the corporation's realty for $1.6 million to an entity named 973 44th Street Realty LLC ("973 Realty"). A title company, acting through an agent, appeared at the closing and issued title insurance to 973 Realty.
On April 23, 2012, Justice Demarest signed another Order to Show Cause (read here) to hold Ms. Liu in contempt of the court's October 2011 restraining order barring any transfer of corporate assets. Justice Demarest subsequently held Ms. Liu in contempt and issued a warrant for her arrest. Ms. Liu, however, left the country and never returned. She also never returned any of the sale proceeds. Her attorney, who admitted never having met Ms. Liu in person, thereafter withdrew as counsel.
Justice Demarest's analysis begins by rejecting 973 Realty's procedural defense, that the asserted claims against it can be prosecuted only by way of a separate plenary action or, as quoted in the decision, that "petitioner is attempting to bootstrap onto a corporate dissolution special proceeding what is quintessentially a quiet title action under RPAPL 1501" (referring to the Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law).
The title company and its agent, in contrast, successfully persuaded Justice Demarest that they did not belong in the suit. They argued that they could not be found liable for negligence "because they had no privity with petitioner or the corporation and thus owed them no duty, and because they did not cause any damages that petitioner suffered." Justice Demarest agreed that they owed no duty of care to petitioner and, in the absence of any allegations of fraud against them, denied Mr. Hu leave to add them as additional respondents.
The decision also grants Mr. Hu leave to serve upon 973 Realty and Bay Shine broad demands for discovery which, under §408 of the Civil Practice Law and Rules, is not permitted in special proceedings absent leave of court. Leave for discovery is warranted, Justice Demarest rules, because petitioner had no knowledge of Ms. Liu's unauthorized sale and cannot be expected to get necessary documents from Ms. Liu who left the country.
The deed signed by Ms. Liu on Lowbet's behalf, conveying the property to 973 Realty (view here), contains no representation that the sale was duly authorized by the requisite super-majority of the selling corporation's shareholders. The court's decision also makes no mention whether Ms. Liu provided at the closing any separate certification of shareholder approval. As I said at the outset, it will be interesting to learn how the unauthorized sale got past the normal due diligence expected of the title company and the buyer's counsel, including a routine search for pending litigation which would have revealed the existence of the dissolution proceeding.


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Weatherly 620B, N90104: Fatal accident occurred September 02, 2019 in Russellville, Franklin County, Alabama
Federal Aviation Administration / Flight Standards District Office; Birmingham, Alabama
Aviation Accident Preliminary Report - National Transportation Safety Board: https://app.ntsb.gov/pdf
LocatiLocation: Russellville, AL
Accident Number: ERA19LA263
Date & Time: 09/02/2019, 0922 CDT
Aircraft: Weatherly 620
Injuries: 1 Fatal
Flight Conducted Under: Part 137: Agricultural
On September 2, 2019, about 0922 central daylight time, a Weatherly Aviation Company 620B, N90104, was destroyed following a collision with power lines and terrain near Russellville, Alabama. The commercial pilot was fatally injured. The flight was operated by the pilot as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 137 aerial application flight. Day, visual meteorological conditions prevailed near the accident site, and no flight plan was filed. The local flight originated from a private, grass airstrip about 0915.
According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) inspector who responded to the accident site, the pilot was applying insecticide and plant regulator to a cotton field. During the first pass of the flight, the airplane overflew a road and collided with power lines, breaking two of the four wires. The airplane was traveling in a westerly direction at the time. The airplane struck the top of a tree, breaking several limbs. The airplane then collided with the ground and caught fire.
The wreckage path was about 300 feet in length. After the initial impact with the ground, the main wreckage continued for about 50 ft before coming to a stop. Several unidentified sections of the airframe were lodged about 20 to 30 feet up a tree. The fuselage, from the engine to the empennage, was consumed by the postaccident fire.
The pilot, who owned the airplane, held an FAA commercial pilot certificate with single engine land privileges. He reported 5,200 hours total flight time on his latest FAA second class physical application, dated January 17, 2019.
The wreckage was retained for further examination.
Aircraft Make: Weatherly
Model/Series: 620 B
Operating Certificate(s) Held: Agricultural Aircraft (137)
Conditions at Accident Site: Visual Conditions
Observation Facility, Elevation: MSL, 551 ft msl
Observation Time: 0953 CDT
Lowest Cloud Condition: Clear
Wind Speed/Gusts, Direction: 5 knots / , 310°
Lowest Ceiling: None
Departure Point: Trinity, AL (NA)
Destination: Trinity, AL (NA)
Crew Injuries: 1 Fatal
Aircraft Damage: Destroyed
Passenger Injuries: N/A
Aircraft Fire: On-Ground
Ground Injuries: N/A
Aircraft Explosion: Unknown
Total Injuries: 1 Fatal
Latitude, Longitude: 34.539444, -87.530833 (est)
Those who may have information that might be relevant to the National Transportation Safety Board investigation may contact them by email eyewitnessreport@ntsb.gov, and any friends and family who want to contact investigators about the accident should email assistance@ntsb.gov.
Anthony "A.C." Cottingham
WAAY 31 learned more about the 49-year old man who died Monday morning in a plane crash.
The family of Anthony Cottingham stood down the road from where his plane went down with tears in their eyes, in disbelief that their beloved "AC" won't be coming back home tonight to celebrate the holiday with them.
"It's like a thump in my heart," Elliott Parker, the victim's lifelong friend, said.
Parker said Cottingham got into flying crop duster planes because of him, and was the safest crop duster pilot he knew
"He used to come to my house and talk to me all the time when he wanted to get into it about crop dusting, so he started out learning how, that's what he was doing, that's what he loved," he said.
Parker said being a crop duster pilot is a very dangerous job, and says he has been in seven crop duster accidents before.
He said Cottingham was his 13th friend to die in one.
Parker said even though it hurts that he's gone, it gives him a sense of peace knowing he died doing what he loved.
"He was telling me awhile ago if he died in a plane crash, even if he burned, he was doing what he loved to do," he said.
Police said Cottingham's body had been through a great amount of trauma because of the crash. They said they are asking for thoughts and prayers for the family during this hard time.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating what caused the crash. Police say it could be awhile before they have details on exactly what happened.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Alabama (WAFF) - Franklin County deputies confirm a pilot was killed when his crop duster crashed.
The crop duster went down in a cornfield near County Line Road in Russellville between Franklin and Lawrence counties. It happened around 9 a.m. Monday.
The pilot was identified as Anthony Cottingham.
Our news partners at the Decatur Daily report that he was the director of the Lawrence County Airpark in Courtland.
Deputies say when they arrived they saw smoke and flames coming from the plane.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Original article can be found here: https://www.wsfa.com
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Philosophical Investigations of Sex: STUDY 2 (Nunley): Safe Sex
Christopher J. Nunley, Morehead State University
Christina Conroy
It seems to be the case that all forms of sex, even marital sex, involves objectification. If it's the case that all forms of objectification are morally wrong then it would have to be the case that marital sex is morally wrong. The former is argued by philosopher Alan Soble, and I provide evidence to support his claims and defend his position. The latter can be found in Immanuel Kant's Second Formulation of the Categorical Imperative. As a whole, I assume that we don't want to say that marital sex is a morally wrong thing to do. So, I ultimately argue against Kant's position citing other modern day philosophers, such as Martha Nussbaum, to show that Kant's moral theory is outdated and his views of objectification, especially in the sexual realm, are wrong. Thusly, I demonstrate that not all forms of objectification are morally wrong, saving sex for the virtuous person.


I think we are all ready for summer or at least the very short spring we tend to have here in the northwest. Enough with the rain already! Although she was completely serious and genuine in her comment she got over it pretty quickly and after 10 min. of window watching melancholy she was bouncing of the furniture again… literally!
After months of Larry nagging me to take Ava for her first hair cut I finally did it!! Her first baby curls gone, my big girl! She did so great. They washed her hair and used the blow dryer both of which she was not so sure about but handled with grace, an no tears! She got princess braids with silver and pink sparkles, so fancy! I love it. Her hair looks so healthy. Three year old photos coming soon… but you can see the salon results now!
Ella Elizabeth is three months! I can hardly believe it. Can it be that this first year will move even faster than Ava's?
1. Strength- Ella is already holding her head up so straight, pushing on the ground wanting to stand and moving her feet during tummy time like she is going to crawl away any second! She LOVES watching Ava, I fear that this will be motivation creating another early crawler. After all her sister was across the room at 5.5 months which hardly seems possible… we will see!
2. Smiles- I swear Ella came out smiling! She smiled from day one while sleeping and she was about 4 weeks when I went to pick her up only to receive the best brightest smile ever! Now the giggles have begun… AMAZING!!! Just look at these 3 month photos I already am getting smiles right at the camera!!!! A mama photographers dream!
3. Sounds and singing- Ella is a talker… the gift of gab already. She tells me whole stories. When I sing her favorite lullabies she will even sing with me! Her favorite song is "You are my sunshine"!!!
The other day I was sharing an Ava story with a friend when she said, "Ava is the queen of one liners!" How true here are just a few recent quotes from my source for comedy.
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Catapult names Thornton CFO
By William Welsh
Catapult Technology Ltd., a provider of professional services to government agencies, has named David Thornton its chief financial officer.
Thornton joined the Bethesda, Md., company in January 2008 as vice president of finance. His hiring was part of an expansion of the company's management team, Catapult officials said.
As a senior vice president and CFO, Thornton will be responsible for the company's financial forecasting, budgeting and reporting functions. He also will oversee accounts payable, payroll and capital asset accounting functions.
In addition, he will manage operations activities, coordinate annual audits and oversee internal control processes.
Thornton previously was director of financial operations for the CACI AIT group. Before that he was a controller at Information Management Consultants Inc.
Catapult is a service-disabled veteran-owned company.
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Patient-initiated second opinions during acute hospital care
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Second opinions are used in medicine in order to make better-informed decisions. Only a few studies have examined patient-initiated second opinions, and even fewer have examined it in the context of acute hospitalization. It is not clear whether patients and families are aware of this right and how often they exercise it during acute hospitalization. The objective of this paper is to identify factors associated with the awareness and utilization of patient-initiated second opinions. A survey was conducted among 92 neurosurgical patients who completed a questionnaire that included information regarding: awareness of second opinion consultations, reasons for not seeking a second opinion, satisfaction from the second opinion and sharing the results of the second opinion with the first physician. Multivariate Logistic Regression analysis was performed to identify potential confounders associated with awareness and seeking a second opinion. Findings revealed that 79% percent of the participants were aware of their right to receive a second opinion; however, only 31% opted to receive a second opinion before/during the hospitalization. Fifty-eight percent received a second opinion related to previous medical conditions. Fifty-four percent did not inform the first physician about the results. The Logistic Regression showed that health insurance, education, religiosity and gender predicted awareness and utilization of second opinions. Current findings indicate that although patients are aware of their right to a second opinion and many have used it in the past, they rarely use it during acute hospitalization. Encouraging health professionals in hospitals to refer their patients to a second opinion as part of shared decision-making, may improve the liability and efficacy of patients' care.
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NFL NFC West Handicapping
Collectively, the four NFC West teams have compiled a 9-3 record to begin the 2020 NFL season. NFC West handicapping has proven to be quite difficult.
Behind the undefeated Seattle Seahawks, the other three teams in the division have identical 2-1 records. There has only been one intra-division game played, with Arizona stunning San Francisco in Week 1.
This is a difficult travel season, with the division's teams playing the NFC East and AFC East opponents. So far, they've only lost one game on the East Coast. Continuing to get road wins on long trips will impact the playoff potential of NFC West members.
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NFL West Handicapping – Season Recap
Quarterback Russell Wilson has led the Seahawks to an undefeated start with two wins at home. Wilson's offensive efficiency has been fantastic, as he's completed 79 of 103 passes for 925 yards and 14 touchdowns.
San Francisco, after the Week 1 loss to Arizona, survived back-to-back games at Giants Stadium. The Week 2 game against the Jets was damaging for the Niners. Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo went down with a high ankle sprain and is still out of the lineup.
By beating the 49ers to start the season, the Cardinals served notice that they would factor into the race. Losing at home to the then-winless Lions was a setback, but they have plenty of time to recover.
The Los Angeles Rams beat the Eagles in Philadelphia in Week 2, then followed up with a game in Buffalo. They came up just short of remaining undefeated after a late pass interference penalty set up a Bills touchdown.
Top online sportsbooks currently have the Seahawks the favorite to win the division at -145, with the Rams (+375), 49ers (+500) and Cardinals (+650) next.
Week 4 Outlook
For Week 4, Seattle makes the longest trip in the NFL by traveling to Miami to face the Dolphins. The Seahawks, who are 3-0 against the spread this season, are 5.5-point favorites over 1-2 Miami.
Arizona also makes the trip east to face the Carolina Panthers. The Cardinals are three-point road favorites as they look to stay within striking distance of the Seahawks. With a brutal schedule, it's critical for the NFC West teams to win outside the division. These games will have a big impact when looking at NFC West handicapping.
With Garoppolo out of the lineup, the Niners will have to find a way to win behind Nick Mullens. Despite starting a backup quarterback, San Francisco is favored by 7.5 points against visiting Philadelphia. The Eagles are winless on the season and have not looked like NFC East contenders.
The Rams will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing loss against another winless NFC East team. The New York Giants, without standout running back Saquon Barkley, are 13-point underdogs in Los Angeles. It's hard to imagine that the Rams will be upended by the rebuilding Giants, but the NFL is full of surprises.
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Outlook for the Season
Seattle is clearly the favorite to win the NFC West, especially the way it has started the season. The Rams appear to have recaptured some of the magic that led to a 2018 Super Bowl season.
The 49ers' chances may hinge on how long it takes for Garoppolo to return to form after his injury. So far, the Cardinals are the only team with a win inside the division, but they'll need to see more development from second-year quarterback Kyler Murray.
You can see that nothing is going to come easy in 2020 when doing your NFC West handicapping. Keep it locked here when we will look at the division later in the season.
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Giant Chain Fern's attractive glossy ferny pinnately compound leaves remain green in colour throughout the year. Neither the flowers nor the fruit are ornamentally significant.
Giant Chain Fern is a dense herbaceous evergreen fern with an upright spreading habit of growth. Its relatively fine texture sets it apart from other garden plants with less refined foliage.
Giant Chain Fern will grow to be about 6 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 6 feet. It grows at a fast rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for approximately 3 years.
This plant does best in partial shade to shade. It is quite adaptable, prefering to grow in average to wet conditions, and will even tolerate some standing water. It is not particular as to soil type or pH. It is somewhat tolerant of urban pollution. This species is native to parts of North America.
Giant Chain Fern is a fine choice for the garden, but it is also a good selection for planting in outdoor pots and containers. With its upright habit of growth, it is best suited for use as a 'thriller' in the 'spiller-thriller-filler' container combination; plant it near the center of the pot, surrounded by smaller plants and those that spill over the edges. Note that when growing plants in outdoor containers and baskets, they may require more frequent waterings than they would in the yard or garden. Be aware that in our climate, this plant may be too tender to survive the winter if left outdoors in a container. Contact our store for more information on how to protect it over the winter months.


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> August 2018
'More to do with religion than science'
Silicon Valley funds our helpless future
Why is research into the development of artificial intelligence, and its future effects on humanity, mostly funded and controlled by those who will profit inordinately from AI?
by Charles Perragin & Guillaume Renouard
My new best friend: a girl talks with a robot by Canbot at the China International Robot Show 2018 in Shanghai
Stephen Hawking's warning that 'the development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race' resonated across the media and social networks when he died in March. In the last few years, the threat from artificial intelligence, long confined to science fiction, has been publicly debated, in association with automation and mass unemployment, or with the terrifying development of killer robots.
Major figures, from philosopher Nick Bostrom to Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, have warned of the existential threat that super-intelligent and potentially uncontrollable machines present to humanity. (Musk thinks them more dangerous than nuclear weapons.) Transhumanism is frightening, too. The movement emerged in Silicon Valley in 1980, promising that new technologies and AI would improve physical and mental health, with the prospect of eventual fusion between humans and machines. In 2002 Francis Fukuyama saw these ideas as the greatest peril in human history.
The moment when machines outstrip humans is called the 'singularity', a term coined by science fiction writer Vernor Vinge in his essay The Coming Technological Singularity (San Diego State University, 1993). It refers to an unspecified date when artificial intelligence will exceed human intelligence, the beginning of a new era that our human brains cannot imagine. Vinge was inspired by mathematician Stanislaw Ulam's discussion of the exponential acceleration of technological progress, the writings of Isaac Asimov (The Last Question, 1956) and Philip K Dick (Vulcan's Hammer, 1960; The Electric Ant,1969), and statistician Irving John Good's speculations on ultra-intelligent machines.
By the 2000s, the singularity was identified as a key issue by Silicon Valley and had its own school of thought. Techno-optimists such as Raymond Kurzweil, a firm believer in transhumanism and a researcher at Google, see it as a desirable event. They are a (...)
Charles Perragin & Guillaume Renouard
Charles Perragin and Guillaume Renouard are members of the independent journalists' collective Collectif Singulier.
Translated by Charles Goulden
(1) See Edouard Pflimlin, 'Killer robot armies', Le Monde diplomatique, English edition, June 2017.
(2) Nick Bostrom, Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies, Oxford University Press, 2014.
(3) See Philippe Rivière, 'And if you want to live forever', Le Monde diplomatique, English edition, January 2010.
(4) See Francis Fukuyama, Our Posthuman Future: Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution, Picador/Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, New York, 2002.
(5) Quoted in Fabien Benoit, 'A Palo Alto, au royaume des radieux', Libération, Paris, 9 January 2017.
(6) SeeRobert Geraci, 'A tale of two futures: Techno-eschatology in the US and India', Social Compass, vol 63, no 3, New York, September 2016.
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Español — ¿Para qué sirve el mito del transhumanismo?
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Manon Carpenter won the World Cup title in Meribel, France, on 23 August 2014.
Manon Carpenter has added the Mountainbike Downhill World Championship title to the World Cup title she won last month.
The 21-year-old Welsh rider finished 0.088 sec ahead of Wales-based Rachel Atherton, who was quicker over the top part of the course in Norway.
Tahnee Seagrave finished behind Atherton to complete a British 1-2-3.
"I'm really happy. I didn't expect it to happen so it's a really nice a surprise," said Carpenter.
The Caerphilly rider was crowned World Cup winner on 23 August after winning three of the seven races in the series.
Carpenter admitted she's had a little trouble re-applying herself after winning the World Cup.
"I was pretty wired for a while and couldn't sleep and was excited all the time, so I had to tell myself to cool down because the world championships were coming up," she added.
Carpenter also had to endure watching her nearest rival Atherton ride last while she waited at the bottom of the course.
"I was sat at the bottom and she was up at the first split by a second.
"When she jumped the bridge near the bottom I knew there was roughly 10 seconds from there to the finish line so I knew it was going to be close.
"I thought she was going to have it to be honest, and when I saw the screen was red and she went into second it was a relief."


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Two young fisherman had the surprise of their lives while fishing on a river in Alabama, USA. They saw not one but two young cats jump off the river bank and swim towards their boat.
Jason Frost, one of the fisherman, said: "We were sitting there, fishing, facing the bank, and then behind us we heard a splash, I thought it was a fish jumping out of the water. I turned around and saw something swimming in the water – and then we heard it meow." As Jason pulled the ginger cat to safety, his friend Key heard another splash and saw a second cat jump off the bank and started making his way to their boat.
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Fresh off No. 400, Blackhawks star Patrick Kane wants more
CHICAGO, IL - FEBRUARY 28: Chicago Blackhawks Right Wing Patrick Kane (88) celebrates after scoring his 400th career goal in action during a game between the Detroit Red Wings and the Chicago Blackhawks on February 28, 2021, at the United Center in C
CHICAGO - From his first NHL goal all the way to No. 400 on Sunday night, Patrick Kane has loved hockey all along. Loved playing, watching and talking about his favorite sport.
The biggest difference is the world around him, from his longtime girlfriend, Amanda, and infant son, Patrick Timothy Kane III, at home, to his mostly new cast of teammates at the rink, some of which grew up watching the high-scoring winger become one of the league's biggest stars with the Chicago Blackhawks.
It looks as if the changes are working quite well, too.
Led by Kane, still as dynamic as ever at age 32, the surprising Blackhawks head into a challenging stretch of their schedule with some momentum after a 9-3-1 February. Next up is a three-game series at home against Tampa Bay, which outscored Chicago 10-3 while sweeping the first two games of the season.
"You just want to keep getting better and keep trying to help the team as best you can," Kane said, "and for me, that's getting the puck as much as possible and creating plays and try to create to create some scoring chances, so try to just keep improving on that."
It's going to be quite difficult for Kane to improve on his recent production.
The three-time Stanley Cup champion has eight goals and 19 assists in his past 15 games, inserting himself into the conversation for a second Hart Trophy for NHL MVP. He is tied with Alex DeBrincat for the team lead with 11 goals, and tops the Blackhawks with 23 assists and 34 points.
"It's amazing the career he's already had," teammate Ryan Carpenter said. "It's nice to have that kind of veteran leadership, too. He just goes out there and leads by example. He comes to play every night."
Kane's considerable skills were on full display during Sunday night's 7-2 victory over Detroit. He made a nice drop pass to set up rookie Puis Suter's seventh goal early in the third period, and added another assist on DeBrincat's 11th of the season with 4:37 left.
In between, he netted another milestone goal.
Midway through the third, Kane and DeBrincat got loose for a 2-on-1 break. Kane kept the puck, waited for sprawled Detroit defenseman Filip Hronek to slide by him and then beat Thomas Greiss on the stick side for No. 400 in his 996th regular-season game.
"When I was getting towards the top of the circles, I could see that (Hronek) was going to try and slide," Kane said. "So just slow it up and try to make a move and hit my spot with my shot. Nice to see it go in."
Playing in a mostly empty United Center because of COVID-19 protocols, Kane became the 100th NHL player to reach 400 goals and the fourth member of the Blackhawks' club, joining Hall of Famers Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita and longtime star Steve Larmer.
Not long after Chicago's third win in four games, Kane looked forward to sharing the moment with Amanda and their son — assuredly a much different celebration than the one after his first goal way back on Oct. 19, 2007, against Colorado.
"With Patty Boy in my life now, it's just, it'll be fun to go home tonight. He'll probably be sleeping, but tomorrow, just kind of see him," Kane said. "It puts life in perspective, too. Especially after a long road trip, to come back and see him and it's so amazing how he can just smile and make you so happy."
Kane also became the fifth U.S.-born player in NHL history to score his 400th regular-season goal at age 32 or younger, joining Pat LaFontaine, Jeremy Roenick, Keith Tkachuk and Mike Modano.
While acknowledging 400 goals and his upcoming 1,000th game means he has been around "for a while," Kane brushed off any talk about how long he might play. He said he is still learning about the game in his 14th season, especially in his interactions with some of the team's youngest players.
"There's a lot of things that they do in their games that I can see what works and try to improve on my game, too," Kane said. "So I think it's a good group right now for sure."


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One piece of legislation that we're very excited about at The Gathering Place is HB 16-1227. This bill, which was officially signed into law on May 19th at Florence Crittenden Services by Governor Hickenlooper (with some help from a little guy at the school), makes it so that teen parents and survivors of domestic violence no longer have to file for child support in order to receive funds from the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP).
Before this law, filing for child support was a prerequisite to receive that funding and because of it, many parents abstained. There has been extensive research that shows that teen parents, specifically and overwhelmingly teen moms, are far more likely to drop out of high school if there is a child support enforcement mechanism involved with receiving subsidized childcare. It is similarly problematic for a survivor of domestic violence to be required to seek child support, especially if it would endanger the mother's/child's well-being to do so. The odds are already against teen moms when it comes to graduating from high school; indeed, only 4 in 10 will complete high school, so it is the hope that this bill will help remove some of the barriers to affordable childcare for mothers who already have so much to overcome. The logic is that hopefully, if parents have fewer obstacles to childcare, they will be more likely to use it and less likely to drop out of school in order to take care of their child.
What was so encouraging about HB 16-1227 passing is the amount of bipartisan support it received. By the time it was signed into law, it had over 40 co-sponsors from all over the political spectrum. It's wonderful to see that, even in a particularly tumultuous political season, legislators can still come together and do good work for the sake of vulnerable populations.


Xochicalco is an important pre-Columbian site in Mexico, listed by UNESCO for its well-preserved ruins dating from an important period in Mesoamerican history.
At Xochicalco's peak between 650AD and 900AD - during the Epiclassic period - the Mesoamerican world was in great flux, with places like Tikal, Teotihuacan and Palenque being broken up. As such, this city's ruins are seen to represent the coming together of several cultures.
Xochicalco's impressive hierarchy of ruins includes a ball court, a palace, temples, monuments and homes, all carefully arranged amid terraces, plazas and ramps to great effect.
Xochicalco features as one of our Top Ten Visitor Attractions in Mexico.
Located approx 23km south of the city of Cuernavaca.
Just as empires rise and fall so do entry fees and opening hours! While we work as hard as we can to ensure the information provided here about Xochicalco is as accurate as possible, the changing nature of certain elements mean we can't absolutely guarantee that these details won't become a thing of the past. If you know of any information on this page that needs updating you can add a comment above or e-mail us.