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Pharmacology Of Stimulus Memory And Habit Formation
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Evidence from our studies on the effects of systemic injections of pharmacological agents in behaving monkeys has led to the proposal that the formation of stimulus memories depends on interaction between the cholinergic and glutamatergic systems. More specifically, our evidence suggests that the critical event for storage of the trace or representation of a stimulus is the potentiation exerted by activation of the cholinergic muscarinic receptor on activity mediated by the glutamatergic NMDA receptor. To test this hypothesis, we have been examining the effects of infusing pharmacological agents directly into the perirhinal cortex, which is known from lesion studies to be the most critical area in the temporal lobe for stimulus recognition. Our results thus far have shown that, like systemic injections of a cholinergic muscarinic receptor antagonist (scopolamine), microinjecting this drug into perirhinal cortex impairs recognition memory. By contrast, recognition memory is unaffected by either systemic or perirhinal injections of dopaminergic receptor antagonists (e.g. haloperidol). We have also demonstrated that, like systemic injections of an NMDA receptor antagonist (MK-801), perirhinal infusions of such an antagonist (D-AP5) impairs recognition memory. Again by contrast, recognition memory was unaffected by perirhinal injections of a kainate/AMPA receptor antagonist (CNQX). These results provide preliminary support not only for the hypothesis that stimulus memory depends on the interaction between muscarinic and NMDA receptor activation, but also for the notion that such interaction occurs within the neurons of the perirhinal cortex. The cholinergic/glutamatergic hypothesis of cognitive memory formation has been challenged on the basis of the finding that pretraining rats in the Morris water maze in one environment eliminates the impairing effects of muscarinic and NMDA receptor antagonists on learning the maze in another environment (for review, see Cain, Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews 22: 181-193, 1998). In many of these studies, pretraining is used to familiarize animals with the procedural aspects of the task, and so it is commonly assumed that subsequent training in a novel environment should therefore be particularly sensitive to cognitive spatial processing. However, our recent behavioral findings in rats suggest that the pretraining promotes subsequent use in the novel environment of stimulus-response habits rather than cognitive memory. Therefore, corticostriatal habit circuits relying on intact nigrostriatal dopamine function may contribute to water maze performance following pretraining. Lesion and drug experiments will be conducted to test this hypothesis. Earlier findings in monkeys suggested that systemic injection of haloperidol, but not of scopolamine, retards the learning of a set of concurrent visual discriminations in which the stimulus pairs within the set are each presented just once every 24 hours. In a new study, using a version of this task in which the stimulus pairs of the set are each repeated a few times within each session, systemic injections of both drugs was found to retard learning. If confirmed, the differential results on the two versions of the task would support the notion that discrimination learning with pair-repetition just once every 24 hours can be mediated only by a dopaminergic-dependent corticostriatal habit system (and, hence, is susceptible to disruption only by haloperidol), whereas learning with pair-repetition within a session is mediated by both the latter system and a cholinergic-dependent cortico-limbic memory system (and, consequently, is susceptible to disruption by both pharmacological agents). The circuitry underlying the formation of stimulus memories is thought to involve a series of projections from the high-order sensory processing areas through structures in the medial temporal lobe, from there to the anterior group of thalamic nuclei and the magnocellular division of the medial dorsal nucleus (MDmc), and then to the ventral prefrontal and cingulate cortices. The parallel circuit underlying habit formation is thought to involve a series of projections from the neocortex through the basal ganglia, from there to thalamic nuclei within the ventral and intralaminar groups, and then to the premotor and supplementary motor areas. However, in the course of investigating medial thalamic efferents in macaques, we uncovered other thalamo-cortical routes that could contribute to stimulus memory and habit formation. The medial thalamic injection sites for anterograde tracers covered the midline nuclei, as well as MDmc, medial portions of the magnocellular ventral anterior nucleus (VAmc) and the intralaminar paracentral nucleus (Pc). These injections yielded terminal labeling in the outer half of layer I across an extremely large cortical expanse, sparing only the premotor and supplementary motor areas, precentral and postcentral gyri, and primary auditory cortex (the primary visual area in the occipital pole was not examined). In complementary studies, in which retrograde tracers were injected into various cortical areas, we searched for groups of neurons within the above medial thalamic region that were consistently labeled by the different injections and were therefore a potential source of the widespread projection to cortical layer I. Numerous retrogradely labeled neurons were seen in the midline group of thalamic nuclei after prefrontal, cingulate, and rhinal injections, suggesting that this particular thalamo-cortical projection could participate in the acquisition of stimulus memories. In addition, Pc and the medial portion of VAmc contained labeled cells from all the injected fields except rhinal cortex, suggesting that the widespread thalamo-cortical projections from these two nuclei, which belong to the ventral and intralaminar groups, might participate in habit formation.
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Turchi, Janita; Saunders, Richard C; Mishkin, Mortimer (2005) Effects of cholinergic deafferentation of the rhinal cortex on visual recognition memory in monkeys. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 102:2158-61
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A coronial database of fly-in, fly-out worker suicides is to be set up by the Western Australia Government, but it has rejected a call for a separate code of practice to addresses mental health issues in the sector.
The Government also said it would not force resource companies to acknowledge their workforce is vulnerable to suicide.
It was responding to a parliamentary committee report on the impact of FIFO work practices on mental health, prompted by nine publicised suicide cases that triggered the inquiry last year.
The committee found in June that FIFO operations could lead to a "heightened risk of mental health issues" but a lack of accurate, accessible data made it impossible to establish suicide levels among any specific working group.
In its response tabled in parliament, the Government supported 15 of the committee's recommendations, noted 14 and partially supported one.
Mines Minister Bill Marmion said it supported recommendations around gathering more data on the mental health impacts of fly-in, fly-out work.
"One of the things that actually surprised me is the report didn't come with any data at all," Mr Marmion said.
"So you can't compare the mining industry with any other industry.
"We recognise the cohort of people that work in the mining industry are a vulnerable cohort: male and in the age group that mainly they pick up."
The Government's response said it has funded the development of a case management system for the Office of the Coroner for 2016-17.
That would create a single, searchable database of suicides for specific occupations, including FIFO workers.
But it would not force mining groups to acknowledge "their workforce is vulnerable to suicide", noting FIFO work was a potential suicide factor in conjunction with other life stressors such as mental illness and alcohol and drug use.
The Government will invite the Mental Health Commission and the Mining Industry Advisory Committee to work on strengthening existing codes of practice instead of creating a new one for FIFO workers.
"We're looking at it but we already have codes of practice, a general code of practice," Mr Marmion said.
"We've just got to make sure the current codes are reviewed and, you know, it's a doubling up."
The committee recommended a code of practice for FIFO workers address rostering issues, "with the aim of encouraging even-time rosters, and rosters that support mental health and wellbeing such as two weeks on, one week off".
The Government said "some anecdotal evidence supports this recommendation, while other anecdotal evidence indicates some workers prefer the financial benefits of longer rosters".
It said existing codes of practice would be reviewed to ensure they addressed the impact of fatigue.
The Government said it would also do more work on recommendations around mental health training programs, "mental health literacy" for FIFO workers and their families, and policies to manage suicide or suicide attempts.
Chamber of Minerals and Energy (CME) acting chief executive Nicole Roocke welcomed the Government's response.
"We consider the approach to refer the matters to things like the the Mining Industry Advisory Committee and the Mental Health Commission will see action happen on the specific recommendations," Ms Roocke said.
The chamber also supported the move to review existing codes of practice.
"CME doesn't support the development of an additional code of practice to specifically address these concerns and these issues," Ms Roocke said.
"What we do support is looking at existing codes of practice, whether these be looking at [re]working ours, or looking at the other breadth of codes of practice that do exist."
The Australian Manufacturing Workers Union, the Construction Forestry, Mining and Energy Union, and the Electrical Trades Union said they were most concerned about the refusal to establish a FIFO Code of Practice.
"It underpins the integrity of all the other recommendations, and without it, weakens the 14 recommendations that the Government has agreed to," CFMEU State Secretary Mick Buchan said.
"The mental health and well being of workers should always come first and we will continue to campaign to improve this work practice for the benefit of FIFO workers and their families."


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A yellow weather warning for snow and ice had already been put in place across parts of the south and south west for Thursday and Friday.
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Context: This snippet presents the state of mind of an alcoholic after a night of excessive drinking. Rachael has frequent blackouts after drinking heavily and supposedly harasses her ex-husband and his wife during these blackouts.
Alcoholism is something that I have been struggling with since before my husband, Tom, left me for Anna. But I am sure it was the main reason for our separation. And the fact that I could not conceive. Tom says I frequently harass him and his wife during my periods of blackouts after excessive drinking. However, I struggle to have any memory of such events. I despise Anna. Of course I do. But why would I go to their house and cause trouble? I am over my relationship with Tom. At least that's how I feel now, when I am sober. Maybe I should quit drinking. That's easy to say. I need alcohol. I have always needed it and I can't get away from it. Maybe there's a way to have less blackouts and more memory? Some medication?
Wait, I have a slight recollection from yesterday night. I saw Megan kissing a man. Megan is nobody I know. I just see her from the train everyday on my way to work. She seemed to have such a wonderful relationship with her husband. The man she was kissing yesterday was definitely not her husband. I am not sure who he was. I cannot remember his face. Why would Megan do that? Anyway, that is my final memory from last night. I cannot seem to remember anything after that. Another drunken episode? Why do I feel troubled right now? Why do I feel anxious?
My heartbeat feels as though it is in the base of my throat, uncomfortable and loud. My mouth is dry, it hurts to swallow. I roll on to my side, my face turned to the window. The curtains are drawn, but what light there is hurts my eyes. I bring my hand up to my face; I press my fingers against my eyelids, trying to rub away the ache. My fingernails are filthy.
Something is wrong. For a second, I feel as though I'm falling, as though the bed has disappeared from beneath my body. Last night. Something happened. The breath comes sharply into my lungs and I sit up, too quickly, heart racing, head throbbing.
I wait for the memory to come. Sometimes it takes a while. Sometimes it's there in front of my eyes in seconds. Sometimes it doesn't come at all.
Something happened, something bad. There was an argument. Voices were raised. Fists? I don't know, I don't remember. I went to the pub, I got on to the train, I was at the station, I was on the street. Blenheim Road. I went to Blenheim Road.
It comes over me like a wave, black dread.
Something happened, I know it did. I can't picture it, but I can feel it. The inside of my mouth hurts, as though I've bitten my cheek, there's a metallic tang of blood on my tongue. I feel nauseated, dizzy. I run my hands through my hair, over my scalp. I flinch. There's a lump, painful and tender, on the right side of my head. My hair is matted with blood.
I stumbled, that's it. On the stairs, at Witney station. Did I hit my head? I remember being on the train, but after that there is a gulf of blackness, a void. I'm breathing deeply, trying to slow my heart rate, to quell the panic rising in my chest. Think. What did I do? I went to the pub, I got on the train. There was a man there – I remember now, reddish hair. He smiled at me. I think he talked to me, but I can't remember what he said. There's something more to him, more to the memory of him, but I can't reach it, can't find it in the black.
I'm frightened, but I'm not sure what I'm afraid of, which just exacerbates the fear. I don't even know whether there's anything to be frightened of. I look around the room. My phone is not on the bedside table. My handbag is not on the floor, it's not hanging over the back of the chair where I usually leave it. I must have had it, though, because I'm in the house, which means I have my keys.
I get out of bed. I'm naked. I catch sight of myself in the full-length mirror on the wardrobe. My hands are trembling. Mascara is smeared over my cheekbones and I have a cut on my lower lip. There are bruises on my legs. I feel sick. I sit back down on the bed and put my head between my knees, waiting for the wave of nausea to pass. I get to my feet, grab my dressing gown and open the bedroom door just a crack. The flat is quiet. For some reason I am certain my roommate, Cathy, isn't here. Did she tell me that she was staying at Damien's (her boyfriend)? I feel as though she did, though I can't remember when. Before I went out? Or did I speak to her later? I walk as quietly as I can out into the hallway. I can see that Cathy's bedroom door is open. I peer into her room. Her bed is made. It's possible she has already got up and made it, but I don't think she stayed here last night, which is a source of some relief. If she isn't here, she didn't see or hear me come in last night, which means that she doesn't know how bad I was. This shouldn't matter, but it does: the sense of shame I feel about an incident is proportionate not just to the gravity of the situation, but also to the number of people who have witnessed it.
At the top of the stairs I feel dizzy again, and grip the banister tightly. It is one of my great fears (along with bleeding into my belly when my liver finally packs up) that I will fall down the stairs and break my neck. Thinking about this makes me feel ill again. I want to lie down, but I need to find my bag, check my phone. I at least need to know that I haven't lost my credit cards, I need to know who I called and when. My handbag has been dumped in the hallway, just inside the front door. My jeans and underwear sit next to it in a crumpled pile; I can smell the urine from the bottom of the stairs. I grab my bag to look for my phone – it's in there, thank God, along with a bunch of scrunched-up twenties and a bloodstained Kleenex. The nausea comes over me again, stronger this time; I can taste the bile in the back of my throat and I run, but I don't make it to the bathroom, I vomit on the carpet halfway up the stairs.
I have to lie down. If I don't lie down, I'm going to pass out, I'm going to fall. I'll clean up later.
Upstairs, I plug in my phone and lie down on the bed. I raise my limbs, gently, gingerly, to inspect them. There are bruises on my legs, above the knees, standard drink-related stuff, the sort of bruises you get from walking into things. My upper arms bear more worrying marks, dark, oval impressions that look like fingerprints. This is not necessarily sinister, I have had them before, usually from when I've fallen and someone has helped me up. The crack on my head feels bad, but it could be from something as innocuous as getting into a car. I might have taken a taxi home.
I pick up my phone. There are two messages. The first is from Cathy, received just after five, asking where I've got to. She's going to Damien's for the night, she'll see me tomorrow. She hopes I'm not drinking on my own. The second is from Tom, received at ten fifteen. I almost drop the phone in fright as I hear his voice; he's shouting.
I don't know what I've done. What did I do? Between five o'clock and ten fifteen, what was I doing? Why was Tom looking for me? What did I do to Anna? I pull the duvet over my head, I close my eyes tightly. I imagine myself going to the house, walking along the little pathway between their garden and the neighbour's garden, climbing over the fence. I think about sliding open the glass doors, stealthily creeping into the kitchen. Anna's sitting at the table. I grab her from behind, I wind my hand into her long blonde hair, I jerk her head backwards, I pull her to the floor and I smash her head against the cool blue tiles.
These are all thoughts. No matter how hard I try to squeeze my brain, these thoughts do not lead to memory. There is no way I could have done that. But maybe I did. Why else would I have these bruises and cuts and blood? Why else would Tom leave such an aggressive message for me? Why else would Anna think I wanted to kill her? Did I really try to kill her? I probably did. I really need to stop drinking.


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SoftBank is engineering a plane that delivers telecommunications connectivity from the stratosphere. The corporate launched a High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) enterprise by HAPSMobile, a collaboration between SoftBank and U.S.-based firm AeroVironment. To set up a HAPS system that delivers telecommunications network connectivity from the sky for a global enterprise. HAPSMobile developed "HAWK30," an un-crewed plane for stratospheric telecommunications platform system that flies at altitudes of roughly 20 kilometers.
HAPS refers to methods where unmanned objects akin to a plane flying within the stratosphere might be operated like telecommunication base stations to deliver connectivity throughout broad areas. By using HAPS, SoftBank aims to have the ability to construct secure internet connection environments at places unserved by telecommunication networks, equivalent to mountainous terrain, distant islands, and developing nations. Moreover, by interconnecting with existing telecommunication networks, SoftBank aims to understand extensive-area connectivity that spans both the sky and the ground to allow drone utilization, also, to contribute to the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G. Since HAPS can present secure telecommunications networks without being affected by conditions on the ground, the know-how can also be anticipated to assist help rescue and restoration efforts throughout instances of disasters.
"HAWK30", the un-crewed plane for stratospheric telecommunications platform developed by HAPSMobile, measures roughly 78 meters long. Powered by photovoltaic panels on its wings that has ten propellers, "HAWK30" can fly at speeds of roughly 110 kilometers per hour on average. Since "HAWK30" flies at excessive altitudes above the clouds, its photovoltaic panels are regularly powered by sunlight. "HAWK30" may also be operated for long intervals that vary as much as several months because it takes benefit of the stratosphere's climate, which sees winds which can be comparatively gentle throughout a year.
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Chaplain Herbert Friedman (center, facing camera) and Philip Bernstein (center left, wearing fedora), Adviser on Jewish Affairs to General Joseph T. McNarney, visit the Berlin-Schlachtensee DP camp.
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The adviser on Jewish affairs to the commander of the US forces in Europe was a position established in August 1945 in the wake of the publication of the Harrison Report on the situation of Jewish displaced persons in the Allied zones of occupation. Seven American Jews served in this position in the four and a half years of its existence between 1945 and 1949: Rabbi Judah Nadich (August-September 1945); Judge Simon Rifkind (October 1945-March 1946); Rabbi Philip Bernstein (May 1946-August 1947); Judge Louis E. Levinthal (June-December 1947); William Haber (January 1948-January 1949); Harry Greenstein (February-October 1949); and Abraham Hyman (October-December 1949). The role of the adviser on Jewish affairs was to interpret US army regulations to the Jewish DPs and advise American commanders concerning the special problems of the survivors. President Truman insisted that candidates for this position be acceptable to the major Jewish organizations, but not partisan to any one of them. This directive led to the formation of the Five Jewish Cooperating Organizations, a new body that consisted of the American Jewish Committee, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the American Jewish Conference, the World Jewish Congress, and the Jewish Agency for Palestine. The Five Jewish Cooperating Organizations selected the advisers on Jewish affairs and financed their expenses. The position was a politically sensitive one, fraught as it was with issues of dual loyalty. Since the adviser was nominated by the US Secretary of War and reported to the European theater commander, he represented the interests of the American army of occupation, but because he was selected and financially supported by the world Jewish organizations, he was also expected to serve the interests of the Jewish DPs. Though many of their policy initiatives and diplomatic efforts never bore fruit, the advisers on Jewish affairs achieved many notable successes. They established positive relationships with the American military leadership in Germany. They made sure that the instructions of the theater commanders to improve the living standards of Jewish survivors in the DP camps were implemented. They conducted effective educational programs to sensitize the American military to the plight of the Jewish DPs. They lent crucial assistance to the Jewish infiltrees from Eastern Europe and prevented the closing of the borders to the American zones of occupation. They were influential in their call for a more liberal DP immigration policy to the US and Palestine. They secured American recognition for the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the US zone of Germany, and they facilitated the symbolically important publication of the first postwar edition of the Talmud in Germany. Finally, they handled with dignity and sensitivity the massive resettlement of Jewish DPs once the borders to America and Israel were opened, as well as the final closing of the DP camps.
[Sources: Geniizi, Haim, "Philip S. Bernstein: Adviser on Jewish Affairs, May 1946-August 1947," Simon Wiesenthal Center Annual 3 (1997)]
https://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10005367.
Philip Sidney Bernstein (1901-1985), American reform rabbi who served as the adviser on Jewish affairs to the commander of the US forces in Europe between May 1946 and August 1947. Born in Rochester, New York, Bernstein was ordained in the first class of rabbis at the Jewish Institute of Religion in 1926. He went on to become rabbi of Temple Brith Kodesh in Rochester. During World War II the Jewish Welfare Board appointed him executive director of the Committee on Army and Navy Religious Activities. In May 1946 Bernstein became the nominee of the newly-created Five Jewish Cooperating Organizations to succeed Rabbi Judah Nadich and Judge Simon Rifkind as the third adviser on Jewish affairs to the commander of US forces in Europe. During his fifteen months of service under Generals Joseph McNarney and Lucius Clay, Bernstein labored to smooth relations between the American military and Jewish survivors, to improve the living standards of Jewish DPs and to provide educational, vocational and employment opportunities for them in Germany while they awaited immigration elsewhere. He also worked to gain official American recognition for their representative body, the Central Committee of the Liberated Jews in the US Zone of Germany (September 1946) and to push through some of their projects, such as securing a DP delegation at the first postwar Zionist Congress in Basel (December 1946) and the publication of the Shearit Hapleita [Surviving Remnant] edition of the Talmud (1947-1951). Bernstein's most notable challenge and achievement during his tenure as Jewish adviser, was assisting the mass movement of Jewish infiltrees from Eastern Europe into the American zones of occupation and helping to dissuade the US Army from closing the borders during the period of the mass migration of Polish Jews after the Kielce pogrom of July 1946. Following his return to the US in the summer of 1947, Bernstein served as president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and later as chairman of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
[Sources: Bauer, Yehuda. Out of the Ashes, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1989, pp. 113-4; Geniizi, Haim, "Philip S. Bernstein: Adviser on Jewish Affairs, May 1946-August 1947," Simon Wiesenthal Center Annual 3 (1997)]
Herbert Friedman (b. 1918), American Reform rabbi and U.S. Army chaplain, who during the American occupation of Germany served as the chief military aid to the Advisor on Jewish Affairs to the Commander of U.S. Forces. He also played a key role in supporting the efforts of the Bricha organization to move thousands of Jewish survivors from Eastern Europe into the American zones of occupation in order to facilitate their immigration to Palestine. Born and raised in New Haven, CT, Friedman was the son of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe. He had two brothers. Friedman attended Yale College from 1934 to 1938, during which period he closely followed political developments in Germany. He found himself growing increasingly angry at the inaction of American Jewry in the face of the Nazi threat and steadily more drawn to the political activism and Zionist commitment of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. Soon after graduation Friedman decided to become a rabbi in order to find a platform from which to rouse American Jews to political action on behalf of European Jewry. In 1939 he enrolled at the Jewish Institute of Religion, a Reform rabbinical school established in New York by Stephen Wise, and imbued with his political ideology. After graduating in 1943 Friedman took a pulpit in Denver, CO. One year later, he enlisted as a chaplain in the army. After attending chaplaincy school and infantry training, Friedman was assigned to the 9th Infantry Division, U.S. Third Army and sent to Europe. He arrived in the spring of 1945 at the end of the war and spent a brief period in Belgium before being moved to Bavaria. Friedman met his first Jewish survivors in April 1945 wandering around the country roads as they emerged from the hundreds of slave labor camps and factories that dotted the region. On his own initiative, he borrowed a truck and drove along the roads in search of Jewish survivors. Once he collected a group he would find a building and establish a temporary shelter where they could be housed, fed and disinfected until a more permanent residence could be found for them.
During this period, Friedman was recruited by members of the Palestinian Jewish underground (Haganah) in Europe who sought his help for the Bricha, the organization in charge of moving Jewish survivors from Eastern Europe into the American zones of occupation from which they could sail illegally to Palestine. Friedman was put in charge of running the Bricha route from Stettin to Berlin. In order to perform this assignment he first had to secure an army transfer to Berlin. This he did by offering to replace the departing Jewish chaplain in Berlin, Rabbi Joseph Shubow. Immediately after his move to Berlin, Friedman established a base of operations in the Jewish Chaplain's Center in Dahlem. He then secured six trucks from the army motor pool and stole a year's worth of gasoline tickets to fuel them. Every night these trucks ferried 300 Jewish survivors into Berlin, where they were housed at one of two new displaced persons camps at Schlachtensee and Tempelhof. During its nine months of operation over 100,000 Jews were infiltrated into the American zone by this route. Much of Friedman's activity on behalf of the Bricha consisted of amassing large quantities of cigarettes (the currency of the black market) to finance the operation. Initially, much of this supply came from Jewish soldiers and contributions sent by Friedman's father and his fellow congregants in New Haven, before the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee was able to organize large shipments through the port of Antwerp.
In July 1946 Friedman moved to American army headquarters in Frankfurt to become the military aid to Rabbi Philip Berman, the newly appointed Advisor on Jewish Affairs to General Joseph McNarney. Soon after his appointment Friedman accompanied Bernstein to Poland on a weeklong mission to assess the situation of Jews living there in the wake of the July 4 Kielce pogrom. In the course of his work for Bernstein over the next year, Friedman visited every displaced persons camp in the American zone. He also accompanied David Ben-Gurion on his October 1946 visit to the Babenhausen DP camp. Friedman returned to the U.S. in the summer of 1947 after narrowly escaping a court martial for his role in removing five crated of rare Jewish books and manuscripts from the Offenbach collection depot and shipping them to Palestine. The materials were discovered and set aside by the Jewish historian Gershom Scholem during his three-month mission to Germany to sort through more than three million Jewish books seized by the Nazis during the war. Scholem sought Friedman's help in getting the rare books to the Jewish National Library in Palestine after his request was turned down by army authorities. On New Year's Eve, December 31, 1946, Friedman drove a JDC ambulance to the depot and removed the five crates, signing for their release with the name of a former JDC officer. He then hid the ambulance until he could arrange to ship the books to Palestine. Ultimately they were mixed in with the shipment of Chaim Weitzmann's personal library from London, via Antwerp, to Palestine.
Upon his return to the U.S. Friedman resumed his rabbinical career, first in Denver and then in Milwaukee. In addition, he worked clandestinely on behalf of the new Jewish State to collect and transport munitions for its fledgling army, and openly as a fundraiser for the United Jewish Appeal. In the mid-1950s Friedman went to work full time for the UJA as its chief executive officer. He remained in that position until the 1970s when he moved to Israel. Friedman returned to the U.S. for family reasons several years later.
[Source: "Interview with Rabbi Herbert Friedman," June 12, 1992, Holocaust Museum Oral History Project.]
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Mohamed Morsi, the new President of Egypt, has sun conjunct Pluto in Leo, Mars in Leo and Jupiter conjunct moon in Aries.
What does Morsi have in abundance?
What does Morsi lack completely?
The good news to me is that no matter what role exists in this world, there is someone to fill it. Some of us shake in fear at the idea of ruling a country that is still highly explosive emotionally and politically. We (water and earth signs) are hiding under the bed during the uprisings.
The air signs join in and send newspaper stories and blogs.
Neptune adds idealism to the Aries aggressive pursuit of the goal.
Delusion is high in this chart.
Delusion, again, can be a good thing when you want to do something extraordinary. I find confidence and delusion to be close cousins.
An ideal or goal drives us forward and if we don't truly believe in it, we couldn't take a step. That's why earth is so slow to move. Earth puts its foot down only as long as it can see where it will step.
Fire, if you've watched it lately, doesn't have boundaries and moves rapidly and unpredictably.
If you need a fire to watch there is one in Colorado and a train derailment in Columbus, Ohio. The train fire is out at this time, but you can check out the pictures.
Some astrologers look to the current Pluto (in Capricorn) and Uranus (in Aries) square as the extreme friction that is creating these fiery situations.
Speaking of this nasty square, Uranus (in Aries) will conjunct Morsi's Jupiter/moon conjunction at the end of 2013. Morsi will be a very lit firecracker. Whatever will be occurring at that time, Morsi is not a man to go down without a fight.
In fact, Aries and Leo look for a fight, enjoy the energy of competition and combat. That's good if you are attacked but somewhat of a problem if you are seeking peace.
As Saturn enters Scorpio at the beginning of October, it will begin squaring Morsi's abundant Leo energy. It's going to be a rough two years.
Morsi wants to keep a flame alive and Scorpio wants to play in the mud. Not good bedfellows.
But who said politics was easy?
If you rule after a revolt, you need to manage the capricious energy. If you have a bunch of Leo and Aries in your chart you probably don't want that exciting energy to end which can be a problem in itself.
Ohio Astrology has a suggestion to Morsi on the financial sphere. There's another man in the news who was born just a month before Morsi – former Barclays Chief Executive Robert Diamond.
Diamond is probably looking for work right now. His Leo sun will get along with Leo sun Morsi. Diamond may have moon in Taurus which would probably stability and perseverance.
A man like Morsi with too much fire in the chart should seek stable, earth-sign folks to implement the huge, ostentatious Leoine ideas.
We all need balance in some way. If we don't achieve balance, the world often provides external controls. Hopefully Morsi will find his own controls.
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Gaizkiña est un méchant génie qui provoque des maladies dans la mythologie basque. Il prend forme dans les plumes des oreillers et traversins sous la forme d'une tête de coq. Il annonce alors une maladie mystérieuse à l'enfant qui dort dans ce lit où il se concrétise. Ce n'est qu'en brûlant « la tête de coq » ainsi formée que l'on peut se défaire de la maladie dont peut être atteint l'enfant. Dans certains endroits on l'appelle aussi Mamur.

Étymologie
Gaizkiñ signifie littéralement « fait du mal » en basque.

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 Los libros del "cuentamiedos", Sorgiñas "leyendas vascas de brujas",
 Henry Panneel, Contes & légendes du Pays Basque, PyréMonde Princi Negue, 2004,
 René Thomasset, Contes populaires et légendes du Pays Basque, éditions Les presses de la Renaissance, 1978,

Génie de la mythologie basque

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Ken takes a photo with Daniel, the mason he joked around with all week! Ken is fluent in Spanish and had a wonderful time corresponding with the masons this week.
Today was our last day on the build site in Gracias, Lempira with Habitat Honduras! What a fulfilling and accomplished week!
Erica, Barb, Ken and Jordyn plaster blocks with concrete to create a stucco wall.
Merlin Jr. helps Barb sift sand to use for concrete mixing.
These activities were primarily prep-work for the placement of the roof and the septic tank. The concrete could not be poured in the floor of the home until the roof is placed. The masons couldn't place the roof until we leveled the floor and plastered the walls.
Though this does not appear to be a long list of activities, the activities themselves were very labor intensive. Power tools we have for the construction of homes in the United States are not available in Honduras. Everything is done by hand, from excavation to mixing concrete and plastering walls. It was wonderful to see the progress in the home from Monday to now – the work would have taken the masons here in Honduras a lot longer to complete. As the saying goes, many hands make lighter work.
At the end of our work day today, the family we built the home for, Habitat Honduras employees and the board president for the regional office presented us with certificates, food and cake. They were very grateful for the work we did and the celebration was a sincere appreciation of our work for them. We were touched by the experience.
The partner family to become owners of this home: Merlin, Fanny and their son, Merlin Jr. with grandma.
This build week was wonderful all around – we had the opportunity to interact with locals and become friends with the masons, spend time with the home owners we built the home with and gain an enriching cultural experience. We had many outside activities to immerse ourselves in the culture of Honduras and a few more to go before we depart on Sunday – but more on that later!
Thanks for following along with our Global Village build in Gracias, Lempira. The experience has been life-changing. More blog posts and photos from our Honduras build coming soon!
The GV team, Habitat Honduras administrators, masons and partner family pose for a photo in front of the home on the last day.


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By Michael Moore | Wed 21st December 2011 - 3:55 pm
In politics, as in other walks of life, labels matter. By accident or design, for good or for ill, they shape our identity — sometimes in our own eyes, but just as importantly in the eyes of others.
For all of us, our identity starts with where we belong. For my part I am a Borderer; a Scot; and British. Perhaps less fashionably but a long-held principle, I am comfortable that I am a European, too.
Beyond that, I am unashamedly a democrat, a liberal and an internationalist. But last week there was a stir in some parts of the media when it was reported that "Unionist" is not a term that I use to describe myself.
The reaction was a little surprising.
Not only because it was not a new statement or one that sets me apart from others in my party; but also because it is a statement utterly consistent with the "Home Rule" philosophy that the Liberals and now the Liberal Democrats have championed for well over a century.
Whatever the reasons, the heightened interest provides a good opportunity to explain just why "Unionism" is a term with which Liberal Democrats and other Scots opposed to independence increasingly do not identify.
Like every label, "Unionism" has ingrained connotations and invokes particular associations. In a modern context, the term can sound somewhat old-fashioned, a commitment to the status quo and strongly associated with a view of Scotland's constitution that is not mine or my party's.
Regardless of those shortcomings, "Unionist" is applied, as easy shorthand, to everyone who wishes Scotland to remain part of the United Kingdom. And I am absolutely committed to that remaining the case: as a country, our economy, security and cultural links will be much stronger within the UK, rather than outside.
But beyond the shorthand, the label serves nobody's purpose other than for those who wish to see no further devolution (or perhaps harbour a desire for less) and those who favour independence and like to use it in the pejorative. For me the concept of "Unionism" does not capture the devolution journey on which we have travelled in recent years.
Those of us who cut our political teeth in the 1980s and 1990s remember the long, cross-party struggle to establish a Scottish Parliament, which was blocked by the avowedly "Unionist" governments of the day. That "Unionism" was a brake on constitutional change and, for many, the association between that word and the top-down, directly ruled, unitary state of yesteryear remains.
You can be sure that the SNP understands this. That's why Nationalists go out of their way to slap the "Unionist" label on Scotland's pro-UK parties. They know it brings few upsides for those who wear it. They also hope that since they are, by definition, at one extreme of the constitutional debate, they can mitigate this by neatly, never mind erroneously, lumping everybody else at the other end.
Liberal Democrats want to see a liberal Scotland within a modern UK — a Scotland where power is devolved and authority is dispersed but which is part of a modern Britain where we work together to deal with the fast-changing uncertainties of a globalised world.
As Liberal Democrats we are not alone in arguing for a new blueprint for the UK.
Throughout the country's constitutional development we have worked with other parties, and those outside politics, to create the Scottish Parliament and develop its powers.
The rich debate about devolution has followed a discernible pattern. First, political parties and others develop their thinking; then they come together to find common ground and purpose. Finally, on the basis of that consensus, legislation creates a new constitutional reality.
So it was with the Constitutional Convention into which we, as Liberals and Liberal Democrats, contributed our thinking on "Home Rule"; similarly with the Calman Commission on tax powers and much else; and now with the Home Rule Commission established by Willie Rennie and led by Sir Menzies Campbell, we are creating the debate about a 21st-century interpretation of Home Rule. But in none of these debates does the term "Unionist" feature — we are beyond that and most opinion in Scotland is, too.
I am proud to be taking through Parliament a Scotland Bill that heralds the largest transfer of tax powers and accountability from London since the creation of the UK. Our vision of Scotland's future stands between two extremes, separatism and old-fashioned "Unionism". That centre ground is exactly where the majority of Scots see themselves.
The Scottish Social Attitudes Survey shows that in 2011 support for independence remains at less than a third of voters (despite the SNP's big election win this year), while poll after poll has shown the number in favour of going back to direct rule from London is a lowly one in ten.
Most people want a devolved Parliament with more powers but within the UK. Liberal Democrats want that and are making that happen.
This article originally appeared in the Times on 14 December 2011
* Michael Moore was the Liberal Democrat MP for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk from 1997-2015 and Secretary of State for Scotland from 2010-2013.
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T-J 21st Dec '11 - 4:12pm
Its very important that somebody in Scotland offers a positive vision of the future for a united Britain. Home Rule is the best outcome possible and its good that we're arguing for it.
I would prefer if we went further, though, and applied that logic to the whole of Britain. Home Rule is the way to answer the West Lothian Question, if it were rolled out over Wales and the English Regions. It seems to me that arguing for a locally accountable, efficient federal solution against the opaque, inefficient unitary state that the UK (and England within the UK) currently is, would deliver the greatest benefits to the country.
Allan Heron 21st Dec '11 - 4:28pm
I'd strongly echo T-J's comments. It's all good and well promoting Home Rule for Scotland, but that needs to be done in the context of a reformed United Kingdom. As such, England, Wales and Northern Ireland cannot be excluded from this debate and it's conclusions.
The worst of all worlds will be if we continue to seek and get greater powers for Scotland without making also ensuring that reforms also take place in the rest of the United Kingdom to provide stable and longer term governance for the United Kingdom. If this does not happen, then the UK will ultimately break up owing to the absence of this.
I want to have the prospect of a choice between independences and a reformed United Kingdom. If the latter is foreseeable then that gets my vote. If not, then independence becomes a more attractive and feasible option that an increasingly fractious relationship with the other nations that make up the United Kingdom
cynicalHighlander 21st Dec '11 - 6:19pm
No an underhand Imperialist in having covert meetings with other right wing authoritarian parties paid for out of the Scottish budget.
FOI request reveals Labour secret meetings with coalition Ministers after SNP victory
As to the Scotland bill which is designed to harm the Scottish economy anyone proposing this shows that self interest comes before the Scots.
Tony Greaves 21st Dec '11 - 7:06pm
Observing from south of the Border I have been alarmed in recent years by the way that Scottish LDs have allowed themselves to be lumped in with Tories and Labour as "Unionists". Unionist is the old name for the Tories in Scotland (I remember the banner across the main street in Galashiels during the 1965 by-election which just read "Vote Unionist" – how it came to be cut down one evening is a tale probably still best not told in a public forum! The result of the by-election was of course correctly described as Liberal gain from Unionist).
The Liberal Party stood for Home Rule within a Federal UK (in the correct meaning of the word Federal). I am delighted that Home Rule and federalism seem to be coming back into vogue. The Claim of Right which Liberals signed was not a Unionist document.
Tony Greaves
Stephen W 21st Dec '11 - 7:22pm
Saying you are for Home Rule for Scotland is all well and good, but where does that leave England, let alone the UK as a whole? The current situation is dangerously one sided and with every transfer of power to the Scottish 'parliament' that situation becomes even more one-sided. It can't go on forever. Either we fundamentally reconsider the relation of the various parts of the UK and balance out this problem or we will continue to slide down a grim slope that ends with Scotland leaving the UK.
I am proud to be a unionist both for the UK and the EU. Salmond and his SNP have nothing to offer but more and more negativity. His whole philosophy is based around encouraging a victim mentality in Scotland and promoting borderline xenophobia and racism. Conservatives, Lib Dems and Labour all need to make a strong POSITIVE case for Scotland's role and place as a part of the UK, not engage in a bidding war about who can devolve most power to Scotland, while deliberately ignoring the imbalance that creates for the rest of the UK. That is a grimy slope that only leads to Independence by default and Alex Salmond will have achieved his life-long, hateful goal of destroying my country.
DougtheDug 21st Dec '11 - 7:26pm
Actually Michael, if you believe in Home Rule for Scotland then the term Unionist as applied to you is entirely consistent. Nationalists want an independent Scotland, Unionists want to retain a single UK state. Devolution and Home Rule are just internal rearrangements of local Government within that intact UK.
The Lib-Dems have been a party for 23 years and only now as the Scottish independence referendum looms is there any movement from the Lib-Dems towards working out what the Lib-Dems actually mean by Home Rule for Scotland beyond following Labour's lead. The Willie Rennie Commission is hopelessly out of time and will only look at Scotland and not at the rest of the UK. As a matter of interest as the party of Home Rule with 23 years to think about it, have you worked out whether you want a single English Parliament or multiple regional English Parliaments yet?
If you actually believe that the Scotland Bill, "…heralds the largest transfer of tax powers and accountability from London since the creation of the UK.", then you should read it. In fiscal terms what it does is keep Scotland's funding at the Barnett Formula level but changes the 3p in the pound Scottish Variable Rate to a 10p in the pound SVR. If this is what the Lib-Dems think is cutting edge fiscal devolution then it's no wonder that the idea of the Lib-Dems as anything different from the Labour and Conservative parties is laughable. Have you written that Devo-Max/Home Rule/Independence Lite option for the Scottish independence ballot paper yet? You've had 23 years and time is growing short.
Unionist as a term applied to those in the Labour party, the Conservatives and the Lib-Dems and all others who want to retain a single UK state is entirely accurate and descriptive just as nationalist accurately describes those who want an independent Scotland. What is interesting is that you are trying to avoid the labels and trappings of the cause you are committed to which is the retention of the UK as a single state. You don't appear to have the courage to proudly call yourself a Unionist.
Manfarang 21st Dec '11 - 10:10pm
The party that calls itself Unionist, the DUP, are more Ulster nationalist than unionist.
Anyway I always thought it was the Scottish NATIONAL Party not the Scottish NationalIST Party.
It commitment to nationalism is somewhat dilute.
Ivan 21st Dec '11 - 10:39pm
You can describe yourself with whatever adjective you like, Michael, but until you come up with a concrete proposal for a workable, stable version of "home rule" your chosen adjective will remain meaningless. And you can't do that, because there isn't a stable constitutional settlement in between the pre-devolution one and full independence, and I suspect you know it.
What I find baffling is that, as a liberal, I can see no slam-dunk reason for the Lib Dems' automatically-assumed, knee-jerk and deeply visceral opposition to Scottish independence. I accept that there are specific arguments or principles that might sway individuals and that they might constitute a majority within the party, but for the whole party to be so completely monolithic in its opposition can only be down to party tribalism. It's a shame too, because when independence comes (and it is "when" rather than "if". The SNP only have to win the argument once, the Unionists have to carry on winning it forever), Scotland will need a strong liberal party, and at the moment the behaviour of senior Scottish Lib Dems is doing at least as much to poison the very concept of liberalism north of the border as the coalition with the Tories, which is saying something.
As an aside, I must say it's a strange mix of depressing and funny to see two LDs – Michael Moore and Danny Alexander – being the last two people in the country still trying to defend the Scotland Bill, long after everyone else who ever had any association with it realised it had been rumbled for the shady, disingenuous, ugly bit of politiking that it was, and have raced to disown it.
I just hope the ermine is worth it, Governor General.
Al 22nd Dec '11 - 1:09am
The time has come for liberals to embrace independence. It has become increasingly clear over the last decade that a federal UK is not on the cards. The English simply aren't up for it. Why should Scotland wait for its southern neighbours to catch up?
We have seen over the last year why Scotland needs to have the confidence to make its own way within europe and the world. Scotland needs to have the freedom to exploit its own innovation and skills to drive growth. It needs to be free to develop its own international relations to promote trade and security. The last thing in David Cameron's mind when he wielded the veto last week would have been Scotland's interests. Only by having our own seat at the negotiating table will Scotland's interests be represented. We cannot bring that about within the UK.
The time has come for liberals to seize the historic opportunity the next few years offer to shape a new independent Scotland. A new nation born with freedom as its watchword. A Scotland whose historic liberal traditions are preserved. A Scotland where freedom from poverty, ignorance and conformity can become reality and not just a slogan.
The alternative is to, like Michael Moore, cling to the unionism of the past and concede the future to Alex Salmond and his populist and too often, authoritarian form of independence. Sorry Michael, but I know what sort of Scotland I would prefer!
T-J 22nd Dec '11 - 1:25am
@Al
"The English simply aren't up for it."
Ah, 'The English' again.
Point one, 'The English' aren't a monolithic bloc. They in fact have a lot of internal divisions across regions, rifts that won't be healed by the centralised unitary state. Devolution to the regions is the answer to much of the economic inequality and social division here, and also answers the West Lothian Question.
And for a second point, they also haven't really ever been asked. In 2004 the North East Assembly was rejected by 70-30 against. But then, in 1979, the Welsh Assembly was rejected by 80-20 against. No reason why the questions can't be revisited. Campaigning well, under someone slightly more charismatic than John Prescott, with a name for the region possibly a bit more rooted in local history and identity, would return a different result.
Manfarang 22nd Dec '11 - 3:44am
And the Welsh and Northern Irish?
Just how much clout would the Republic of Scotland have in the EU as much as Estonia (no offence to the people of Estonia)?
Allan Heron 22nd Dec '11 - 10:22am
The one thing that has always concerned me is not so much that the "English aren't up for it" but that Liberal Democrats in England don't give much indication that they are up for it. This is something we need to embrace as a party throughout the United Kingdom and not just in Scotland. I don't get the sense there's any great desire for this.
Indeed, there was an article recently in Liberator which highlighted some internal party issues which spoke to the same issue. In considering any issues between the role of the English party and the Federal Party, the conclusion was that the English party should be scrapped. That's a depressing example of the point being missed.
Unless this happens then the situation outlined by Al then becomes my preference as well.
Ivan 22nd Dec '11 - 2:23pm
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Posted 22nd December 2011 at 3:44 am | Permalink
Just how much clout would the Republic of Scotland have in the EU as much as Estonia (no offence to the people of Estonia
By what stretch of the imagination does Scotland, who has to rely on English Tories to negotiate on her behalf, have more clout in the EU than Estonia, who is a full member in her own right?
T-J 22nd Dec '11 - 9:05pm
@Allen
I think there's an argument in favour of scrapping the English Party and replacing it with a network of regional parties covering the main English regions. It'd help sort out the campaigning for the MEP's seats and would provide an obvious vehicle for driving devolution to those regions. As it is, the English Party sits as an uncomfortable middle step between the full Federal Party and the local parties, not really having anything to add that the Federal one doesn't already.
I've always found it somewhat comical when you nationalists use language like that. It reads as if you're regarding clumsy geographic and socio-economic umbrella-terms almost as people, with rights and feelings and so on.
Sorry, what sort of language? Using 'she' to refer to a country? I do that for ships too, so what? It might be slightly archaic in English, but it's grammatically useful and since the two other languages I have to speak regularly both feature grammatical gender it feels comfortable to me. There's certainly nothing Fruedian going on, if that's what you're getting at.
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1. Growth Hacking David Arnoux @darnocks @twoodo The mindset. The framework. The tools. Some hacks.
6. Dropbox 2.8million invites sent in April 2010! 100k to 4mio users from 2008 to 2010!
12. What is Growth Hacking? CREATIVE MARKETING David VS. Goliath YOU'RE David Know your customers by heart Measure (almost) everything Test by hand then automate and code SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & AUTOMATION GH DATA ANALYTICS & TESTING Growth is repeatable. With the right framework you can replicate the growth patterns of highly successful companies.
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26. First User Experience 3.
39. Best examples of user onboarding ever?
40. Measure, Test, Iterate! drop!
42. HARD DATA WHAT's happening on my website?
46. ACQUISITION CUSTOMER INTENT FULFILMENT OF CUSTOMER INTENT ACTIVATION RETENTION REVENUE REFERRAL Getting people to visit your website Users get a great first time experience Making sure users come back How do we sell the product? Users invite others + UTM trackers PIRATE METRICS!
48. Which acquisition channels are working for us?
49. How are they working down the funnel?
65. SOFT DATA WHY is this happening?
72. What to do with all these hypothesis?
73. Data & Testing (conversion rate optimization) 4.
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Republican National Committee sues California to halt vote-by-mail for November general election
Posted: May 24, 2020 10:54 PM EST
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 16: California Gov. Gavin Newsom looks on during a news conference with California attorney General Xavier Becerra at the California State Capitol on August 16, 2019 in Sacramento, California. California attorney genera Xavier Becerra and California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that the State of California is suing the Trump administration challenging the legality of a new "public charge" rule that would make it difficult for immigrants to obtain green cards who receive public assistance like food stamps and Medicaid. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) By Abby Phillip, CNN
(CNN) -- The Republican National Committee and other Republican groups have filed a lawsuit against California to stop the state from mailing absentee ballots to all voters ahead of the 2020 general election, a move that was made in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The suit comes after California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, announced this month that the state would move to encourage all voters to cast their ballots by mail in November -- the most widespread expansion of vote-by-mail that has been announced as a result of the pandemic and in the nation's most populous state.
The RNC's lawsuit challenges that step, marking a significant escalation in the legal battles between Republicans and Democrats that are currently being waged in more than a dozen states.
"Democrats continue to use this pandemic as a ploy to implement their partisan election agenda, and Governor Newsom's executive order is the latest direct assault on the integrity of our elections," said RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel in a statement.
"Newsom's illegal power grab is a recipe for disaster that would destroy the confidence Californians deserve to have in the security of their vote."
McDaniel's comments echo President Donald Trump who has expressed vehement opposition to Newsom's order and has pushed back strenuously against expansions to vote-by-mail across the country.
On Sunday morning, Trump tweeted another attack on vote-by-mail, which included several claims for which he provided no evidence.
"The United States cannot have all Mail In Ballots," Trump tweeted. "It will be the greatest Rigged Election in history.
"People grab them from mailboxes, print thousands of forgeries and 'force' people to sign. Also, forge names. Some absentee OK, when necessary. Trying to use Covid for this Scam!" he added.
There is no evidence to support the President's claim that "thousands" of forgeries are linked to vote-by-mail or that there is widespread evidence of people being coerced to sign absentee ballots.
Sunday's suit -- filed on behalf of the RNC, the National Republican Congressional Committee and the California Republican Party -- seeks to halt Newsom's order, arguing that it "violates eligible citizens' right to vote."
The groups argue that Newsom's order will lead to fraud because the state plans to mail ballots to inactive voters automatically, which "invites fraud, coercion, theft, and otherwise illegitimate voting."
Studies have found no evidence of widespread voter fraud as a result of in-person or mail-in voting.
California Democrats have said that the move is necessary to ensure that voters have safe and secure access to the polls during the pandemic.
"California will not force voters to choose between protecting their health and exercising their right to vote," Secretary of State Alex Padilla said earlier this month after Newsom announced the move.
"We are meeting our obligation to provide an accessible, secure, and safe election this November. Sending every registered voter a ballot by mail is smart policy and absolutely the right thing to do during this COVID-19 pandemic."
The lawsuit is part of a $20 million effort spearheaded by the RNC to combat Democratic-led expansions of vote-by-mail across the country.
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Elizabeth Mongudhi (born 15 June 1970 in Windhoek) is a female retired Namibian athlete competing in the long-distance events.

Athletics career
She represented England in the 3,000 metres event, at the 1994 Commonwealth Games in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

She represented Namibia at the 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympics, as well as two World Championships. Her biggest success is the bronze medal in the marathon at the 1998 Commonwealth Games.

Competition record

References

External links
All-Athletics profile

1970 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Windhoek
Namibian female long-distance runners
British female long-distance runners
English female long-distance runners
Namibian female marathon runners
English female marathon runners
British female marathon runners
Olympic athletes of Namibia
Athletes (track and field) at the 1996 Summer Olympics
Athletes (track and field) at the 2000 Summer Olympics
Commonwealth Games competitors for England
Athletes (track and field) at the 1994 Commonwealth Games
Athletes (track and field) at the 1998 Commonwealth Games
Athletes (track and field) at the 2002 Commonwealth Games
Commonwealth Games bronze medallists for Namibia
World Athletics Championships athletes for Namibia
Commonwealth Games medallists in athletics
Athletes (track and field) at the 1999 All-Africa Games
African Games competitors for Namibia
Medallists at the 1998 Commonwealth Games


Wales have been looking to go under the radar heading into the 2019 Six Nations, but it will be hard to deny they are title contenders if they get off to a flying start in Paris.
Head coach Warren Gatland is preparing for his final year in the Wales camp and the New Zealander has seemingly got the men in red in a good place.
Wins over Scotland, Australia, Tonga and South Africa in the autumn has not only provided winning momentum going into Friday's clash with France, but was also it was a chance to blood fresh faces.
Injuries over recent Tests have allowed the likes Thomas Young and Aaron Wainwright to come through in the back-row and others have stepped up across the park.
But the return to fitness of some more experienced figures – like number eight Ross Moriarty, scrum-half Gareth Davies and utility back Liam Williams – will give Wales a massive boost, as they build towards the World Cup in Japan later this year.
France have only managed to win three of their last 14 Tests, which is remarkable considering their previous standing in the northern hemisphere game.
A win in Paris is always something special for any team, but it is becoming much more commonplace than it was in the past.
Wales have the momentum and strength in depth to get to job done across the Channel and are 1.95 to make that winning start to the competition.


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