The non-traditional world of the cannabis industry looks very much like the regular corporate world – all men, but these women are out to change that. If marijuana were legalized for general use nationwide, the industry could grow to $45 billion, second only to the beer industry according to Marijuana Business Daily's 2015 Factbook. As a result, there has been a boom in start-up companies hoping to get into the industry early and the amount of capital willing to fund these companies has increased by 900%. There are some impressive, influential women that have jumped right into the industry with hopes of establishing a strong foothold and breaking down traditional corporate barriers. They are positive, strong willed women and they run their companies "like a boss." These are the top business women in the marijuana sector. Emily Paxhia – A co-founder of Poseidon Asset Management, Emily and her brother Morgan decided to get into the cannabis industry after the tragic loss of both parents to cancer. They saw first hand how medical marijuana could have helped ease their parents illness. When she and her brother found themselves out on the west coast, the former New Yorkers saw that the timing was right to strike out on their own and return to their entrepreneurial roots. Paxhia brought to the table ten plus years of work as a brand consultant and market researcher. Emily's ability to reach out to investors and her brother's investing skills were the magic for founding Poseidon Asset Management. Along with their third partner Christopher Otchy, the fund was established in January of 2014. Poseidon is hoping to raise $10-15 million dollars in capital this year.
Emily Paxhia of Poseidon Asset Management presenting at the WomenGrow Leadership Conference on May 17th of this year. Photo by C. Roese Ramp.
Jazmin Hupp – WomenGrow was founded in the summer of 2014 by Jazmin Hupp and Jane West. WomenGrow is a national professional network that connects leaders and entrepreneurs in the marijuana industry. The group cultivates female leadership through programs and events across the country. In just a short time the group has grown to 30 chapters nationwide. Hupp is the Executive Director and spends a whopping 35 weeks of every year on the road. "We were attending these cannabis events and we weren't finding our tribe," said Hupp. "So we decided to set up these events meant to welcome women into the industry and be the first place they come when they are interested in the industry." The group is sponsored by companies within the industry and has received commitments from fifty different companies and uses the #First50 to recognize this campaign. The group's next big event they are involved with is the Cannabis World Congress in New York June 17-19. Amy Poinsett and Jessica Billingsley – Cannabis software company MJ Freeway is headed by two dynamic women. Amy Poinsett is the co-founder and CEO and Jessica Billinsley is the other co-founder and COO. Billingsley followed a traditional business path of starting a company when she couldn't find the product she needed in the marketplace. She had invested in the first licensed marijuana business in Colorado and was asked to choose the software needed to run the business. Nothing existed. That's when she and Poinsett decided to use their tech backgrounds and create a platform that tracked every gram of marijuana and every dollar, now known as seed-to-sale software. MJ Freeway has 1,000 licenses in 19 states. It is one of the few American companies to translate its product into Spanish and they were also one of the few American companies to attend the World Cannabis Conference in Spain. These girls are going global. Dr. Lakisha Jenkins – This woman is a powerhouse. She holds a Doctorate in Naturopathy and a BSA in Holistic Nutrtion. She is the founder and CEO of the Kiona Foundation and its subsidiary The Farm'acy, which operate two health cooperatives. She also serves as the founding director and President of Jenasis Cooperative which is a business and employment cooperative. This superwoman is also President of the California Cannabis Industry Association and serves on the board of the National Cannabis Industry Association. As part of the NICA board Jenkins advocates for responsible business practices and corporate accountability. As President of the CCIA, Jenkins has pushed for regulation of the marijuana industry in California and the group is working with politicians to craft legislation that will cut down on illegal cannabis cultivation and protect those willing to work within new regulations. Juliana Carella – Carella founded Auntie Dolores in 2008. Auntie Dolores is a line of edible medical marijuana products, whose name is a play on the Spanish term pain. Infused products are a small slice of the medical marijuana world, but when it comes to recreational use, some stores are seeing edible products outsell smoked product. Infused owners expect to see a 65% increase in business this year and if more states legalize retail marijuana, the group will see more increases. Auntie Dolores products are available in 150 dispensaries in California and are hoping to expand to other states. The products consistently contain 10mg of THC and range from savory to sweet products. In addition to the brownies, cookies and nuts, Auntie Dolores also makes pet treats. The company hopes to license its brand and has plans to look for more opportunities with investors.


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Voices for Internet Freedom
Bay Area Speaks: 'Net Neutrality Is Free Speech'
The FCC and Media Policy
Free Press on the Ground
On Thursday night, the skies were overcast in San Francisco and threatening to storm. A group of 50 Net Neutrality supporters standing on the steps of San Francisco City Hall adjusted their signs and opened their umbrellas as it began to pour. The group held out, chanting "Fair communication, no discrimination!"
Then a wall of advancing figures appeared on the horizon, marching toward City Hall. They were protesters decrying the murders of 43 Mexican students. The Net Neutrality activists welcomed them into their midst.
The Net Neutrality rally was one of many held during this year of protest against FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal to allow discrimination online. Free Press organized Bay Area Speaks with ColorOfChange.org, Common Cause, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Media Action Grassroots Network (MAG-Net) and the Media Alliance.
A giant suit cutout labeled "I$P" held a briefcase with the words "Net Profit," and a projector lit up the face of City Hall with Internet emergency signs.
The Net Neutrality crew and the Mexican-solidarity protesters took turns sharing the microphone. Common themes resonated: People spoke of being tired of corruption and greed. Activists from both groups emphasized the need to protect the open Internet to speak truth to power and organize. "Let information flow down like rain!" yelled Electronic Frontier Foundation Activist April Glaser.
At 7 p.m., the rally transitioned into a speakout on Net Neutrality inside City Hall. A standing-room-only crowd of more than 100 people packed the room, with some attendees leaning against the wall or sitting on the floor. The first speaker, former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps, underscored the connection between an open Internet and other issues people are fighting for. "Every issue we care about depends upon getting our media right and keeping our media open," he said.
With the FCC's proposal, he added, "We're about to take history's most dynamic tool ever, that should be ushering us into a golden age of innovation, and turning it over to the gatekeepers and industry consolidators. Didn't we see radio and television go down that road?"
Rebecca Kaplan of the Oakland City Council said that the Internet "has been our commons, our free speech." Wheeler's proposal, which would let Internet service providers create fast lanes online, would destroy all that.
"If you're a millionaire talking in the town square, you can shout," Kaplan said, "but if you're a poor person, you have to whisper . … We are not going to allow the Internet to be divided up into haves and have-nots."
"The Internet is not a luxury," said librarian Amy Sonnie of the Oakland Public Library. "It's a lifeline, a vital resource for people in need."
Ana Montes of The Utility Reform Network — and many others — discussed the need for the FCC to reclassify broadband providers as common carriers under Title II of the Communications Act. This is the only way, she noted, for companies like Comcast to "be held accountable to the public interest."
Many attendees talked about the implications of Net Neutrality for speech and democracy. "Net Neutrality is free speech. A slower Internet is a less usable Internet," said one participant.
"The Internet is the 21st-century printing press, and I'm not giving up my printing press," said another.
Malkia Cyril of MAG-Net noted that the open Internet brings to light stories that mainstream outlets overlook. "It took 1 million tweets," Cyril said, "before the media covered [Ferguson]."
The Internet's capacity to connect people with something bigger than themselves kept coming up. "The Internet opened the world up," said one attendee, "but now I'm imagining, without Title II protection, we'll be stuck in this little pool again, reduced to sipping at the world through a tiny straw."
Mel, who is deaf, talked about how the open Internet has helped him find a community. "When I was three or four, I didn't even know there were other deaf people in the world," he said. "I didn't have a language. When you look at deaf children now, things are really changing. They're building their confidence, they're becoming more articulate, they're able to be themselves in the world."
These are just some of the powerful statements made during Bay Area Speaks. Click here for the video of the full event.
The event in San Francisco comes on the heels of people's hearings we've organized with our allies in New York City and Texas. The message at these events and others we've held is the same: The FCC needs to protect the open Internet, and reclassifying broadband providers as common carriers is the only way to accomplish that.
Millions of people, countless businesses and organizations, leaders in Congress and the president have all called on the FCC to reclassify. The FCC has all the information it needs to take action. Add your voice and urge the agency to do the right thing.
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Q: Laravel Eloquent selecting primary key 'could not be converted to string' I have a route where a user input the player_id which is a foreign key in PlayerWife table:
Route::get('player/wife/{player_id}','WifeController@showWife');

Then in WifeController inside the showWife function I put:
public function showWife($player_id)
{
    $playerWife = PlayerWife::where('player_id',$player_id);
    return $playerWife;
}

But it throws an error:
Object of class Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder could not be converted to string

What is the correct way to select the PlayerWife by player_id with eloquent?

A: I found the problem, I need to add firstOrFail() like this:
$playerWife = PlayerWife::where('player_id',$player_id)->firstOrFail();

And it solved the problem.

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WARRIORS and Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Khama Billiat believes destiny is in their own hands when they face Congo-Brazzaville in the final AFCON qualifier at the National Sports Stadium on Sunday.
Billiat arrived in the country yesterday along with other South Africa-based players like Teenage Hadebe, George Chigova and Evans Rusike.
Khama said they will have themselves to blame if their fail to qualify for the Afcon finals to be held in Egypt in June.
"I think the guys know how important this game is and we are all professionals from wherever we play.
"We've been dying to be in this situation and I am sure every nation would like to be in this situation right now.
"It's only us who can determine our future right now and I think the guys know and we pray to God.
"And hope for everyone on the day to be on the right track, the right mindset and fully focus on the game," he said.
Billiat believes everyone in the squad is motivated to perform and help the country participate for the fourth time in the continent's biggest football showdown.
"We have a week to know each other and get to work on some combinations.
"I'm sure that anyone needs to be motivated for this game because the nation and everyone know how important this game is," he said.
"And I enjoy being here and happy to be part of the national team.
"I think it's in our best interest to look at our performance and how we want to do things on the weekend.


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Intuit Announces Secondary Offering Price of 1,548,700 Common Shares
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California, November 30, 2021– (BUSINESS WIRE) – Intuit (the "Company" (Nasdaq: INTU), the global technology platform that makes TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint, Credit Karma and Mailchimp, today announced the pricing of an offer Subscribed by certain entities affiliated with Dan Kurzius, co-founder of Mailchimp (the "selling shareholder") for 1,548,700 common shares of the company at a public offering price of $ 668.95 per share. be delivered on or around December 1, 2021, subject to customary closing conditions.
The 1,548,700 shares, which represent approximately 15.3% of the shares issued by the Company as partial consideration for the Company's acquisition of The Rocket Science Group LLC (d / b / a Mailchimp), are sold in order to satisfy certain tax obligations and for estate planning purposes. The selling shareholder will receive all of the net proceeds of the offering. The Company is not selling any Common Shares under the Offer and will not receive any proceeds from the Offer.
Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC is acting as the sole accounting manager of the offering.
The offering is being made in accordance with a pre-registration statement on Form S-3, including a base prospectus, which has been filed by Intuit with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") and is automatically entered effective at filing June 23, 2020 A preliminary prospectus supplement and accompanying prospectus relating to and describing the terms of the offer have been filed with the SEC and are available on the SEC's website at www.sec.gov. Copies of the Final Prospectus Supplement and accompanying prospectus relating to the Offered Securities may also be obtained, where available, from Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC, Attn: Prospectus Department, 200 West Street, New York, NY 10282, by phone at (866) 471-2526, or by email at [email protected]
This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy such securities, and there will be no sale of such securities in any state or jurisdiction where such an offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction.
Intuit is the global technology platform that helps consumers and small businesses overcome their biggest financial challenges. Serving over 100 million customers worldwide with TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint, Credit Karma, and Mailchimp, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to thrive. We keep working to find new, innovative ways to make this possible.
Cautions Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements, including forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These forward-looking statements include, without limitation, statements regarding the proposed offering and Intuit's plans, objectives, expectations and intentions and other statements that are not historical or current facts. Forward-looking statements are based on Intuit's current expectations and involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause Intuit's results to differ materially from current expectations include, but are not limited to, Intuit's ability to compete successfully; possible government encroachment on Intuit's fiscal activities; Intuit's ability to adapt to technological change; Intuit's ability to predict consumer behavior; Intuit's reliance on the intellectual property of others; Intuit's ability to protect Intuit's intellectual property rights; any damage to Intuit's reputation; risks associated with acquisition and disposal activities, such as the acquisition of Mailchimp by Intuit; issuance of shares or debt to finance an acquisition; any cybersecurity incident that may affect Intuit (including those affecting third parties on which Intuit relies); customer concerns about privacy and cybersecurity incidents; fraudulent activities of third parties using Intuit's offerings; Intuit's inability to process transactions efficiently; interruption or failure of Intuit's information technology; Intuit's ability to maintain critical business relationships with third parties; Intuit's ability to attract and retain talent; any defect in the quality or accuracy of Intuit's products (including advice given by experts on the Intuit platform); any delay in product launches; difficulties in processing or filing customer tax returns; risks associated with international operations; changes in public policies, laws or regulations affecting Intuit's business; litigation in which Intuit is involved; the seasonal nature of Intuit's tax activities; changes in tax rates and tax reform legislation; global economic changes; exposure to credit, counterparties or other risks when providing capital to businesses; amortization of acquired intangible assets and impairment charges; the ability of Intuit to repay or otherwise comply with the terms of Intuit's unpaid indebtedness; the ability of Intuit to repurchase shares or distribute dividends; volatility in the price of Intuit's shares; and Intuit's ability to successfully market its offerings. More details on these and other risks that may impact Intuit's business are included in its Form 10-K for fiscal 2021, as updated by its subsequent quarterly reports on Form 10. -Q under "Risk Factors," as well as other risks discussed in documents filed by Intuit with the SEC. In addition, these statements are based on assumptions subject to change. This press release is only valid as of the date hereof. Intuit disclaims any obligation to update the information contained in this document.
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Q: NHibernate: What's the difference beteween ThreadStaticSessionContext and WcfOperationSessionContext? As you see,what would happen if I use WcfOperationSessionContext in the non-WCF scenario?
Any answer will be helpful! Thanks!

A: In this case the self descriptive name WcfOperationSessionContext could not tell you more.
This session context implementation is only for WCF scenario.
If you need more take a look on the implementation here:

*

*WcfOperationSessionContext.cs
The class summary:
/// <summary>
/// Provides a <see cref="ISessionFactory.GetCurrentSession()">current session</see>
/// for the current OperationContext in WCF.
/// Works only during the lifetime of a WCF operation.
/// </summary>
public class WcfOperationSessionContext : MapBasedSessionContext
...

Take a look on the others to get more understanding what would suite to you in your multi-thread environment:

*

*NHiberante built-in contexts
One of thread session context will be better choice
But as you can read in documentation 2.3. Contextual Sessions, it is always up to you to bind and unbind ISession instance:

*

*NHibernate.Context.ThreadStaticSessionContext (...) You are responsible to bind and unbind an ISession instance with static methods of class CurrentSessionContext.

*NHibernate.Context.WcfOperationSessionContext (...) You are responsible to bind and unbind an ISession instance with static methods of class CurrentSessionContext.


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Nicholas's Praise For Kristen
By Scarlett Conlon 26 July 2016
EQUALS co-stars Nicholas Hoult and Kristen Stewart may have a child-star past in common, but the About A Boy actor insists that it is their shared curiosity that created their bond while on set.
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"That's something that's obviously part of our lives. Part of the thing that makes us similar is the fact that we're not really in the classical world of acting and trained particularly," he explained of their experience to date. "We're both very curious people, and she's incredibly smart and in touch with her emotions."
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Hoult's praise for the Vogue cover girl didn't stop there. The actor - who already had 13 roles to his name when he starred in his breakout part in the 2002 film opposite Hugh Grant and has racked up another 30 since, including the multi-Oscar-winning Mad Max:Fury Road and A Single Man - explained why Stewart is "inspiring to be around".
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"She's very passionate and cares wholeheartedly about film and telling stories, and also that moment right there. So it's wonderful to be in scenes with her, because the smallest flick of an eye or quiver of her voice, you pick up on so little," he told AZ Central.
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Hoult, who famously dated Jennifer Lawrence, also shed light in the interview about how he deals with media coverage, adopting a typically British approach.
"What's written is not true anyway, so it's actually pretty funny," he said candidly. "And if you look at it from the grand scheme of things, I think everyone has their own things going on in their life and much more important stuff going on, so the British phrase that I normally coin around that sort of thing is 'storm in a teacup'."
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Q: Are there any examples of bionicle characters fusing together in the stories? In the Lego instructions for the first generation of Bionicle, there was a bonus section where you could fuse together three different toa and make a 'super-toa' which combined the powers of the toa used.  Was there any example of this happening in the movies or the comics, or was this just fluff for the instructions?
This section also existed in the instructions for the matoran as well, and I believe for the Bohrok.

A: Yes, the Toa Kaita were featured in stories.
The Toa Kaita, as such fusions were called, were said to have

defeated the Manas crabs guarding Teridax's Mangaia lair, but were
  torn back apart into Toa Mata upon entry into the heart of the lair
  due to being so close to a being of great evil.

and

Wairuha Nuva battled the Bohrok-Kal Kaita Ja, but was defeated.

Their major appearances take place in comics 3 and 11, as well as the Mata Nui Online game.


Corporate CEOs don't require many lessons in order to do their jobs. However, continual learning is a consistent component of the job, no matter how extensive one's previous management background. That, as a matter of fact, is why Fortune 500 CEOs hire my company: to assist in addressing organizational change management issues and the learning that that entails. Examples of these have been chronicled in my four books on the topic.
The Presidential primary season has been full of surprises as well as chock-full of examples of both how to do things well; how to do things poorly. Marco Rubio comes to mind. For all intents and purposes, he's out of the race. Thus, one can mention his blunders. He has made many in his campaign, but two stand out as the most consequential. (At this time, one can allow some leeway for his leadership, because of his novice standing in the national political arena.) The first blunder was to embrace the "Gang of Eight" in their quest to legalize illegal immigration and to grant amnesty to those currently of that status residing in the United States. Rubio realized this misstep too late with regards to his upcoming campaign and moved to disavow any official endorsement of the Gang's goals. But, to the American public, he had shown his "true colors." Contrary to what those in Washington, DC (or, "BC" for "Bubble City") believe, the American public is very astute at ferreting out how an individual politician really aligns him/herself. And, Rubio came up short in the public's assessment – quickly dubbed an "Establishment candidate," in this race of the century, where "The Establishment" is loathed by conservatives and by much of the public for the tendency to do nothing after promising to move mountains during their election campaigns. So, LESSON #1 – Decide what it is that you stand for and make those principles viable enough so that you will not have to deviate from them in substantial ways – no matter how compelling the arguments might be (to a Freshman Senator — substitute: new CEO) from people who should know better. The second Rubio blunder is related to this same lesson. Rubio moved to vilify Trump as a means of gaining traction in his campaign. He now says that that was a mistake; that that is not "who he is." thus, LESSON #1: Know who you are and stand by those principles, no matter what.
LESSON #2 is what I will call the lesson of Verity and perseverance. I talk about this leadership requirement in THE BLAIR RULES. Donald Trump has exemplified this rule in this consistency of message and his refusal to alter the message for the aggrandizement of others. Some people refer to this as blasting away political correctness. I simply call it sticking to the truth as one sees it (verity), and persevering in the delivering of that truth.
And, LESSON #3 – the final lesson of today's blog. LESSON #3 is: Don't be afraid to fight back. Trump, again exemplifies this lesson – a very good one for CEOs and others in corporate management to learn. When people have attacked Trump, he fights back in kind. Many journalists have called him out for this tendency of not backing down, terming him "rude" and "vulgar." I, instead, see the tendency as laudable – something that the country's populace will do well to emulate. The country, and, certainly, organizations and their leaders will benefit from a new sense of honesty, straightforwardness, and standing up for what one believes. I talk about these leadership necessities in my book, ALL THE MOVING PARTS.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: At this time, I endorse no candidate – I do, however, as an organizational psychologist, reserve the right to speak honestly about circumstances as they unfold.


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Russiagate as Historical Amnesia or Denialism
Many aspects of Russiagate are said to be unprecedented—which is very far from the truth.
Stephen F. Cohen
Russiagate or Intelgate?
The publication of the Republican House Committee memo and reports of other documents increasingly suggest not only a "Russiagate" without Russia but also something darker: The "collusion" may not have been in the White House or the Kremlin.
'Russiagate' Zealots (Mainly Democrats) Have Become a Major Threat to US National Security
At an international summit in Vietnam last week, President Trump took necessary steps to reduce the perils of the new Cold War with Russia. Liberal Democrats call it "treasonous."
Do Liberal Democrats Want War With Russia?
"Russiagate" is abetting the possibility of direct military conflict with Moscow, and liberals, once opponents of such politics, are promoting it.
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Her book about the 2016 campaign shows she doesn't fully understand the problems facing Democrats.
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On May 9, while Russia was commemorating the 27 million Soviet citizens who died fighting Nazi Germany, the US political-media class was vilifying the Kremlin and seeking its American "puppets."
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Questionable but orthodox Cold War narratives make actual war with Russia more likely than during its 40-year predecessor.
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package de.raysha.lib.dbc;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.junit.Assert.fail;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.Set;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import de.raysha.lib.dbc.DBMap;
import de.raysha.lib.dbc.DBMapEntrySet;
import de.raysha.lib.dbc.DBMapEntrySetIterator;
import de.raysha.lib.dbc.beans.ConnectionInfo;

public class DBMapEntrySetBlackboxTest {
	private final static String DB_PATH = "/tmp/dbc";

	Map<Integer, String> backend;
	Set<Entry<Integer, String>> toTest;

	@Before
	public void before(){
		//die (bestehende) Datenbank vorher entfernen
		new File(DB_PATH + ".h2.db").delete();
		backend = new DBMap<Integer, String>(new ConnectionInfo(
				"org.h2.Driver",
				"jdbc:h2:" + DB_PATH,
				"sa",
				""));
		toTest = new DBMapEntrySet<Integer, String>((DBMap)backend);
	}

	class TestEntry implements Entry<Integer, String>{
		private Integer key;
		private String value;

		public TestEntry(Integer key, String value){
			this.key = key;
			this.value = value;
		}

		@Override
		public Integer getKey() {
			return key;
		}
		@Override
		public String getValue() {
			return value;
		}
		@Override
		public String setValue(String value) {
			String old = value;
			this.value = value;

			return old;
		}

	}

	@Test
	public void add(){
		//we dont need to verify the result! (It does the BehaveAuditor)
		assertTrue(toTest.add(new TestEntry(1, "1")));

		backend.containsKey(1);
		backend.containsValue("1");
	}

	@Test
	public void remove(){
		assertFalse(toTest.remove(new TestEntry(1, "1")));

		backend.put(1, "1");
		assertTrue(toTest.remove(new TestEntry(1, "1")));
	}

	@Test
	public void removeAll(){
		try{
			toTest.removeAll(null);
			fail("It should be thrown an exception!");
		}catch(NullPointerException e){}

		backend.put(1, "1");
		assertTrue(toTest.removeAll(toTest));

		assertTrue(backend.isEmpty());

		backend.put(1, "1");
		backend.put(2, "2");
		backend.put(3, "3");

		assertTrue(toTest.removeAll(Arrays.asList(new TestEntry[]{
			new TestEntry(1, "1"), new TestEntry(3, "3")
		})));

		assertTrue(backend.size() == 1);
		assertTrue(backend.containsKey(2));
	}

	@Test
	public void clear(){
		backend.put(1, "1");
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		assertTrue(backend.isEmpty());
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VNUE has signed an agreement to acquire Soundstr, a music tech startup that helps businesses pay music license fees based on actual music usage, both companies announced this morning. Soundstr was founded by Eron Bucciarelli-Tieger, who was the co-founder and drummer of the platinum-selling rock band Hawthorne Heights.
Today's VNUE acquisition of Soundstr will leverage that startup's music identification technology and hardware to accelerate VNUE's patent-pending MiC (Music Identification Center) system to market.
Instead of paying standardized yearly fees to PROs like BMI, ASCAP and SESAC, music licensees under the MiC system would only pay for music they actually used and the appropriate rights holders compensated. VNUE will also leverage the technology in its "instant live" recording businesses set.fm and DiscLive to streamline rights clearances.
"PROs have no idea what music is actually being played"
"For years, the performance rights organizations (PROs), have utilized blanket licensing agreements to charge businesses, such as the 62,000+ bars and taverns in the US, large fees for music they are likely never going to play, due mainly because the PROs have no idea what music is actually being played," said VNUE CEO Zach Bair. "Because of this, many rights holders don't see a dime from performances of their work in blanket licensed businesses. Our technology aims to solve this issue and make it fair for everyone."
The Cincinnati-based Soundstr was founded by Eron Bucciarelli-Tieger, who was the drummer for platinum-selling rockers Hawthorne Heights. Like Bair, Bucciarelli-Tieger became passionate about rights management when he determined that he was not being properly compensated for the use of his music.
"The vision for Soundstr is to create transparency on real-world music use, ensure accurate songwriter payments when their works are used and simultaneously help licensees pay fees in accordance with their music use," said Bucciarelli-Tieger. "VNUE is the natural home for Soundstr as the company seeks to carry on with that vision. I look forward to the day when General Performance royalties show up on my Performing Rights statements."
"The current performing rights system discourages venues from having music and does not fairly compensate the musicians even if the venues do pay into the PRO system. With the joining of the MiC system and Soundstr technology, we will better align the fees the venues pay with the music that's actually played there, and by making this fee fair and transparent, increase the number of licensed venues, and ultimately increase royalty payments to the actual rights holders for the songs," Bair added.
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If it seems we are doing a never-ending marathon of hottest posts, it's simply because the world right now is ridiculously hot. Hotter than at any time ever seen before and being driven inexorably hotter by a combination of human greenhouse gas emissions and what appears to be a global warming weirdified El Nino that doesn't look anything like a normal El Nino, but instead shows up as an intense blob of extreme heat sitting in a massive hot blob that makes up pretty much all of the Pacific Ocean from the Equator on north.
It's in this rather crazy weather context that we find, according to NASA, October of 2015 set the bar for new hottest month in the global climate record for all of the past 135 years. That's right, out of 1618 months in NASA's global climate record, when comparing current readings to rolling baseline temperature averages, October of 2015 was the hottest one ever seen. A confirmation of the Japan Meteorological Agency's findings from earlier this week. But one that, in true NASA fashion, also provides a boatload of additional data worth peeping at.
Taking a glimpse at NASA's Land-Ocean Temperature Index (LOTI), we find that October of 2015 came in at an extraordinary +1.04 C hotter than the 1950 to 1981 average or about 1.26 C hotter than 1880s averages. That's an extreme temperature departure hitting within 0.74 C of the so-called safe limit of 2 C warming set by the UN. To put into perspective how weird and scary it is to hit such a high temperature departure, the last time temperatures were so high globally for any period of note, sea levels were between 10 and 30 feet higher than they are today. It's another unfortunate passing of another bad climate marker on the way toward worse and worse to come if we can't manage to stop emitting so much carbon into the atmosphere.
Overall, October of 2015 beat out the previous record hot month of January of 2007 (0.97 C above the NASA baseline) by 0.07 C. It is also the first month in the NASA monitor to exceed 1 C above the mid-to-late 20th Century range. In total, all of the top five hottest months in the global climate record have now occurred since 2007 with October 2015 (+1.04 C) coming in as hottest, January of 2007 (+0.97 C) coming in as second hottest, March of 2010 (+0.93 C) third hottest, March of 2015 (+0.90 C) fourth hottest, and September of 2014 (+0.89 C) as fifth hottest. But with the monster El Niño blowing up in the Pacific and with atmospheric greenhouse gasses pushing above 400 ppm CO2, it's likely that many of these top five months could be replaced by new records into early next year. Moreover, the three month period of September, October, and November of 2015 now looks like it will be the first quarter year to exceed +0.9 C above the 1950-1981 baseline in the NASA record.
Moving on to NASA's geospatial temperature anomalies map for the month of October, we see that much of the abnormal heat remains centered at the Poles. This despite a Godzilla El Nino belching hot air into the Equatorial region and pushing a strongly positive Arctic Oscillation. High polar temperature anomalies are an odd result during powerful El Nino periods due to the fact that warming at the Equator tends to strengthen the Polar wind field, locking cold into the upper and lower Latitudes. But over the past two months, Polar temperatures have remained extremely high despite what looks like the most powerful El Nino ever recorded tearing its way through the Pacific.
With such high polar temperatures giving what amounts to an atmospheric back-hand to the strongest El Nino on record, it's a sign that a raging greenhouse gas driven polar amplification is becoming ever more heavily entrenched. The poles, in short, are more sensitive to global temperature swings and tend to amplify any overall warming or cooling trend. Such an additional sensitivity is due to a number of unique feedbacks that come into play in the upper Latitudes as greenhouse gas levels and global temperatures rise or fall. A circumstance that was predicted in even the earliest global climate model runs forecasting the impacts of a human forced heating of the Earth System. And it appears that this feedback-generated added warming is starting to take hold with a vengeance.
Overall, we find the highest temperature deltas in the Arctic Ocean just north of the Kara Sea, over various regions of the far South Antarctic, and over Central and Western Australia. These regions ranged into an extreme +4 to +5.1 C positive anomaly for the month. Broader warm regions featuring +2 to +4 C above average temperatures surrounded these hot zones. Strong warm temperature departures in this range also held sway over the Eastern Equatorial Pacific El Nino hot spot, over a band from North Africa through the Middle East, over the Lake Baikal region of Russia, and over South Africa.
Equator-to-Pole heat transport — another feature we really don't like seeing — also remained plainly visible in the October NASA anomalies graphic. Two slots of warm air transport into the northern polar zone show up clear as day in the above graphic — one maintaining over Western North America and another holding sway over Northeastern Asia.
Somewhat cool regions include the heat sink zone in the Southern Ocean, the tip of South America, Eastern Europe, and the ominous Greenland melt related cool pool in the North Atlantic (something we also really don't want to see). Overall, most of the world showed above average readings with cooler regions increasingly isolated on the NASA map.
At last coming to the zonal anomalies graphic, we again observe a very strong polar amplification for the month of October. Here we note that the highest global temperature anomalies occur at both the South and North Poles. These extreme temperature spikes in the range of +3.3 to +3.5 C above average for the month are plainly visible in the upward tilting 'devils horns' (another unfortunate climate change indicator) at both the left and right border of the graph. As we move toward lower Latitudes, temperature departures rapidly fall off into the global cool and stormy zones between 50 and 60 North and South Latitudes. Anomalies then steadily climb to an El Nino-warmed Equatorial region (+1.2 to +1.4 C).
Looking toward November, early indications are that both the record or near-record global surface temperatures and the tendency for polar amplification continue. Land and ocean temperatures appear to have extended their October jump into new record ranges. El Nino, which under the regime of human-forced warming has often nudged global temperatures toward ever-hotter extremes, likely pushed sea surface temperatures to new all-time highs in the Equatorial Pacific for the month. Such a huge amount of heat bleeding off this broad ocean zone will likely to continue to spike global surface temperatures. Given such a context, it appears that we'll be under the gun for new global surface temperature records for a period of at least the next 4 months. So what we saw during October was almost certainly just the start of the current global temperature spike.
NASA's monthly global temperature analysis is in and the results are once again record-making. For according to NASA's global monitor, world temperatures were 0.76 degrees Celsius above the Earth average for the mid 20th Century.
This high temperature departure ties 2005 for hottest in NASA's 136 year record. A temperature level that global ice core data points toward being hotter than at any time in the past 130,000 years. A record hot month in a string of record hot months for 2014. A resurgence to record high marks amidst an unprecedented spate of rising temperatures that has lasted now for more than a century running.
As in recent months, hottest temperatures were again focused near the poles. The northern polar region in particular observed much hotter than normal readings with a very large zone experiencing +2 to +5.5 degrees C above average temperatures for the entire month. East Antarctica also saw much warmer than normal temperatures with monthly averages spiking from +2 C to more than 4 C above the 20th Century average.
Overall, much of the world showed hotter than normal temperatures with cooler than normal readings confined to sections of the Southern Ocean and Eastern Europe. Small and isolated pockets of cooler than normal readings were found in diminutive oceanic zones. Meanwhile, the rest of the world experienced warmer than normal to much warmer than normal readings.
Zonal readings also showed very strong polar amplification in the Northern Hemisphere with surface temperatures averaging at 2.6 degrees Celsius above normal in the region above 75 degrees North Latitude. A spike in temperature to +1.3 C above average was also observed in the region of 80 degrees South Latitude.
The Southern Ocean again appears to be the primary zonal heat sink as the only region showing below average temperatures in the range of -0.38 C below average. As we have seen in previous analysis, this region is currently the principle atmosphere-to-ocean heat transfer band. Ocean heat uptake in this region has been shown through recent studies to have resulted in very rapid warming of the top 700 meters of Southern Hemisphere ocean waters. It has also played a role in the more rapid glacial destabilization observed among Antarctica's increasingly fragile ice sheets and ice shelves.
Northern Hemisphere polar amplification is a primary contributor to the polar vortex disruptions and extreme Jet Stream distension we've seen since about 2005. Current conditions also indicate an extraordinary dipole again developing with heat pooling in the Arctic near Alaska and in the maritime zone between the Kara Sea and Greenland. Already in November, this has caused an extreme meridonal avection of polar cold air over the continents even as warm air drives north toward the pole over Atlantic and Pacific Ocean regions.
Currently, NASA's global temperature average for the first ten months of 2014 puts the year at 0.664 C above the global average. 2010, the previous hottest year on record, stood between 0.66 and 0.67 degrees hotter than the 20th Century average. So we are now in record-making territory for 2014. Any further months with average temperatures above 0.67 C would continue to cement 2014 as a new record holder.
In any case, the excessive heat for 2014 is at least likely to place it among the top 1-4 hottest years even if November and December show less extreme warm temperature departures. An extraordinary degree of warmth for a year in which official El Nino status has yet to be declared.
With global political leaders retaining an overall laissez faire attitude to positive action on climate change and with powerful fossil fuel interests gaining power in the US Congress (Republicans), it is unfortunately very likely that ongoing massive greenhouse gas emissions in the range of 50 billion tons of CO2 equivalent each year will continue to add more heat to the world's oceans, atmosphere, and glaciers. As time moves forward, this will vastly increase the risk of catastrophic weather and geophysical change events. We see such events now in Brazil, California and across an expanding range of regions. But these early outliers are mild compared to the potential extremity of events as time moves forward and catastrophic emission rates increase.
As with other brands of risk, including financial risk, the world's current economic and political leaders have shown a terrible ineptitude in working to prevent catastrophic and destabilizing loss. One hopes that political and economic leaders will wise up. But, currently, there is very little to indicate that urgently needed changes will be forthcoming.


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Regina Chiluba succumbs to cancer
By Staff Reporter on February 27, 2017
SECOND Republican president Frederick Chiluba's wife Regina has died.
Regina, whom Chiluba married after divorcing his second wife Vera Tembo, died yesterday at UTH, a week after returning from India where she had been receiving treatment for cancer since November, 2016.
Zambia's Ambassador to South Africa Emmanuel Mwamba, who served as Chiluba's press aide after he left the presidency, confirmed that Regina died at UTH at 12:30hrs.
Regina who had been battling with cancer was evacuated to Apollo Hospital in Hyderabad, India by the government.
She, however, returned last week and was immediately admitted to UTH because her condition was critical.
In 2002, the Ndola High Court dissolved her marriage to Edward Mwanza and she later married Chiluba, Zambia's second President.
Her marriage to Chiluba saw her spend most of her time in courts as she and the former president were dragged to court on allegations of corruption by Levy Mwanawasa's government.
In 2009, she was jailed by the Lusaka Magistrates' Court for allegedly receiving government property but was later acquitted by the Lusaka High Court.
The following year after her acquittal, Chiluba, whose cases were also dropped by Rupiah Banda's government through an acquittal, died from a heart condition he had suffered in 2006.
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Qualitative research most commonly involves the systematic collection, ordering, description and interpretation of textual data generated from talk, observation or documentation.
Because of the limitations on article length for the Medical Journal of Australia, authors should focus on only a couple of aspects of the research, rather than trying to present a simplified description of multiple aspects.
Research in health care, especially clinical medicine, is an increasingly complex field that ranges from small-scale, cutting-edge benchtop science to large-scale population studies. Recently, there has been an increasing recognition by evidence-based clinical researchers that it is important to look towards qualitative research. In addition, an expanding interest in examining the attitudes, beliefs and experiences of those involved or affected by the delivery of health care have brought qualitative research into the spotlight.1 The increased interest in this form of research has led to concerns by readers and reviewers about the assessment of quality.2-10 In this article, we provide definitions and standards for qualitative research that can be used for assessment. We expect that authors who submit work for publication that adheres to the suggestions in this article will increase the likelihood of acceptance for publication and, more importantly, will enhance the transferability of findings into policy and practice in the future.
Most commonly, qualitative research is concerned with the systematic collection, ordering, description and interpretation of textual data generated from talk, observation or documentation. Qualitative research methods include the techniques of interviewing, observation, and document analysis. Its goal is to explore the behaviour, processes of interaction, and the meanings, values and experiences of purposefully sampled individuals and groups in their "natural" context.11-14 The capacity to make conceptual generalisations from the local context of a qualitative study to other settings is the desired outcome.
As in all forms of research, clarity of research question reflected in the aims of the study is essential for evaluating results and their interpretation. The demonstration of theoretical rigour (referring to the soundness of fit of the research question, aims and the choice of methods appropriate to the research problem11) is extremely important.
There is a wide variety of named qualitative approaches that are underpinned by particular theoretical perspectives. In addition, the researcher may use basic field research (question, investigation, interpretation). Regardless of the theoretical approach used, the choice requires justification in reference to the research question of the study.
Procedural, or methodological, rigour concerns the transparency or "explicitness" of the description of the way the research was conducted. It involves detailing issues of accessing subjects; development of rapport and trust; how data are collected, recorded, coded and analysed; and accounts of the manner in which errors or subject refusals are dealt with.4,11,22 In this regard, readers and reviewers may ask the following questions while examining descriptions of qualitative methods: How were participants/settings accessed? Who was interviewed/observed? How often? For how long? What interview questions were asked? What was the purpose of any observation? Which policy documents/case notes were accessed? How were they assessed? How was collected data managed?
There are a number of commonly available, non-probability sampling approaches. Maximum variation sampling seeks representativeness of all aspects of the topic in terms of participants. Homogenous sampling consists of the selection of a group fitting specified criteria. Snowball sampling involves networking from one difficult-to-access type of participant to a wider range of participants. Finally, convenience sampling involves studying easily accessed individuals or groups. This last technique obviously presents its own ethical dilemmas of the "insider" type and is possibly the weakest form of sampling in terms of allowing conceptual generalisability.4,15,16,22,23 Maximum variation is the ideal when a holistic overview of the phenomenon is sought; for instance, the question of how a particular hospital department operates may involve sampling in the wider organisation as well as within the individual department and among recipients of services.
In sum, a clear description of what forms of analysis were used, the process and what were the major outcomes of the analytical process in terms of findings is needed to ensure quality for the author, and to enable an assessment to be made in terms of the analytical quality of the research by the reader.
Evaluative rigour refers to ensuring that the ethical and political aspects of research are addressed. Typically, this refers to proper ethics approval from appropriate committees covering confidentiality, informed consent and steps to avoid possible adverse effects on the subjects. Importantly, where appropriate, relevant community leaders should be consulted in the design and conduct of the research.11 Researchers should revisit their actions and interactions within the research process to ensure as "accurate" as possible portrayal of the production of their findings.
Conceptual generalisability and transferability refer to how well the study's findings inform health care contexts that differ from that in which the original study was undertaken.4 For example, a review of data from qualitative studies was conducted on a wide variety of doctor–patient interactions about medication compliance.24 The authors examined barriers to patients taking prescribed medication as directed by their doctors and found that patients were often inclined to resist taking medicines, not because of problems with the patients, doctors or systems, but because patients were concerned about the medicines. This type of study allows for the construction and transfer of general policy on medicine-taking (through, for example, less emphasis on patient behaviour modification and more emphasis on production of safer medicines) and practice (suggesting, for instance, that doctors should assist lay evaluations through provision of more information, support, feedback and safe prescribing practices).
When writing for the MJA, we suggest that qualitative authors focus on only a couple of aspects of their research findings and use visual displays strategically (ie, charts, quotes and tables).22 We suggest that authors avoid an overabundance of simplified descriptions of multiple aspects of the phenomena under study. This detracts from a focused, transparent and considered analysis of the core issues relevant to the objectives of the research.
We have set out some useful general rules that, if followed, will allow for concise and informative assessment of qualitative findings. These assessment criteria will be particularly relevant to articles that use the most common qualitative data collection techniques: interviews, focus groups, document analysis, or observation techniques (alone or in combination). We suggest that potential MJA authors also consider using the article format and distribution of word count presented in Box 3 to maximise the rigour and clarity of their research articles. Using this outline should allow the authors to provide the reviewers and readers with enough information on each aspect of the research to engender a sense of research rigour and the trustworthiness of research findings.
Why is a qualitative approach the best option to answer this question?
Why was the particular qualitative research design chosen?
Have the techniques of data collection been clearly documented?
Are the forms of data analysis completely transparent?
What sampling techniques have been used to answer the research question?
Do the sampling techniques support conceptual generalisability?
Has a more conceptual discussion of the results and linkage to existing theory or new theory been developed to explain the relevance of findings to a targeted audience or discipline?
Have any negative cases been included and discussed?
Has a clear statement of the effect on the data of the researcher's views and the methods chosen been included?
Has an explicit evaluation of the relationship between the researcher and those under research, addressing any ethical issues, been discussed?
Has ethics approval been obtained from an appropriate institution?
Has a critical evaluation of the application of findings to other similar contexts been made?
Has the relevance of these findings to current knowledge, policy, and practice or to current research been discussed?
1 School of Rural Health, Monash University, Moe, VIC.
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2. Boulton M, Fitzpatrick R, Swinburn C. Qualitative research in health care: II. A structured review and evaluation of studies. J Eval Clin Pract 1996; 2: 171-179.
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- With retirements looking more likely, the next president could help tip the balance of the nation's highest court, which now stands in a loose 5-4 conservative majority.
All but one of the nine U.S. Supreme Court justices is over 65, and many Court watchers expect at least one, perhaps as many as four, retirements in the next four years.
Any change could potentially have enormous political, social and legal implications on a range of hot-button issues.
"It could change the way this country operates for the next 40 years, well beyond the time the president is in power," said Paul Rothstein, a Georgetown University law professor.
The issue has come up in two presidential debates and is hotly debated among a number of political and issues groups, who have used a possible change on the Court to rally supporters and raise money for their causes.
Sen. John Kerry, the Democratic challenger has also aired television ads. In one from April, a narrator says, "The Supreme Court is just one vote away from outlawing a woman's right to choose. George Bush will appoint anti-choice, anti-privacy justices. But you can stop him. Help elect John Kerry."
One reason for voter interest is that a closely divided electorate mirrors the Supreme Court's current ideological makeup, and a change of a singe justice could quickly shift the future of laws affecting abortion, death penalty, gay rights, race relations, religious expression, and the power of the federal government to override state laws.
A recent CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll found 53 percent of those surveyed believe President Bush would do a better job handling Supreme Court nominations while 37 percent favored Democratic challenger Sen. John Kerry.
Kerry, like Al Gore four years before, has talked frequently about having a Supreme Court "that will protect our hard won victories."
He told the National Baptist Convention last month, "It was just four short years ago that the Court -- by one vote -- decided the outcome of the race for president. It was less than a year ago that the Court -- by one vote -- decided the fate of affirmative action. One vote can make the difference for millions of Americans, and over the next four years the president of the United States will appoint as many as four Supreme Court justices."
President Bush has said little on the issue, but he noted in the 2000 presidential campaign that two justices he admired were conservatives Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.
During the second presidential debate in St. Louis on October 8, neither Bush nor Kerry would offer specifics on who they would nominate to the high court. In the final debate in Arizona, Bush repeated his past aversion to any legal "litmus test" when naming judges, while Sen. Kerry said he would not pick a candidate who would reverse any constitutional right, such as the right to an abortion.
But all that rhetoric hinges on who would leave the Supreme Court bench, and when. The nine current members of the Court have been together a decade, the longest uninterrupted span in nearly two centuries.
No justice planning to leave
Legal analysts have long been predicting a retirement was imminent, only to be proven wrong. Sources at the Court say there are no current plans for any justice to step down, particularly in an election year.
And by all accounts the group of nine get along well personally, despite their ideological differences. Sources also say the justices enjoy their job and are fully engaged in the daily business of the court. Yet some legal analysts predict change will come sooner rather than later.
"If Bush is re-elected, I would suspect several justices would step down in the next four years," said Michael Gerhardt, a constitutional expert at William and Mary's Law School.
Chief Justice William Rehnquist is considered by many the next candidate to retire. He has been on the bench since 1972 (18 as chief justice) and turned 80 recently. He has suffered in the past from back and leg problems.
Rehnquist told an interviewer in 2001 that "traditionally, Republican appointees have tended to retire during Republican administrations." He would not expand on that thought, but it suggested a political realization that presidents should be allowed to replace one justice with another of similar ideology.
O'Connor a key swing vote
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, 74, may share a similar ideology. She is the only current justice to have served in elective office, as a state senator in Arizona.
She was nominated by President Reagan in 1981, and recovered from breast cancer 16 years ago. Like the other justices, O'Connor sidesteps talk of retirement, and even joked about the process following her recovery from surgery.
"The worst was my public visibility, frankly," she said. "There was constant media converge: 'How does she look?' 'When is she gonna step down and give the President another vacancy on the Court?' 'You know, she looks pale to me, I don't give her six months....'"
As a key swing vote, O'Connor's absence may cause the most immediate impact on a fractured Court.
"She has created the majority in many, many cases of important social issues. These 5-4 votes, she is the fifth vote," said Rothstein. "She is the power of the Court. Who she gets replaced by, similar swing vote or a strong conservative or a strong liberal can determine some very big social issues."
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 71, also had cancer surgery.
Another potential retiree is Justice John Paul Stevens, at 84 the oldest justice. Nominated in 1975 by President Ford, Stevens has since carved out a reliably liberal record on the bench, and many wonder whether he would step down if President Bush is re-elected.
Among the other justices, Scalia and Anthony Kennedy are 68, Stephen Breyer is 66, and David Souter is 65. Only Justice Thomas at age 58 is ineligible for Social Security.
"I think if, Kerry wins there's a reasonable chance that you might see Justice Stevens step down," predicted Edward Lazarus, a former Supreme Court clerk, and author of a book on the justices. "And if Bush wins, I think there's a reasonable chance you'd see the chief step down. I think we're getting close to it."
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Welcome to the home of the Jhalak Prize.
First awarded in March 2017, the Jhalak Prize, seeks to celebrate books by British/British resident BAME writers.
The prize is unique in that it accepts entries published in the UK by writers of colour. These include (and not limited to) fiction, non-fiction, short stories, graphic novels, poetry, children's books, YA, teen and all other genres. The prize is also open to self-published writers.
Started by authors Sunny Singh, Nikesh Shukla and Media Diversified, with support from The Authors' Club and funds donated by an anonymous benefactor, the prize of £1000 exists to support and celebrate writers of colour in Britain.
In Hindi and many related Northern Indian dialects, Jhalak means 'glimpse'; implicitly brief, often tantalising with promise, piquing curiosity to explore further. It seems an appropriate name for what I believe is the first prize for Book Of The Year By A Writer of Colour.
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