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Ten things you may not know about CSU vs. San Jose State
By Tom Kensler
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Colorado State quarterback Garrett Grayson. (The Associated Press)
With a big thanks to the sports information departments of the respective schools, here are 10 things you may not know about Saturday's game in Fort Collins between Colorado State (2-3, 0-0 MW) and San Jose State (2-3, 1-1):
1. Colorado State offensive coordinator Dave Baldwin was San Jose State's head coach for four seasons (1997-2000).
2. Already this season, SJSU will be playing in its fourth time zone (Mountain) in Fort Collins, following games against Minnesota (Central), San Jose (Pacific) and Hawaii (Hawaii-Aleutian).
3. The Spartans rank 112th among 123 FBS teams in rushing offense but 20th in passing yards.
4. Colorado State is No. 107 in pass defense, yielding 282.6 yards per game.
5. According to Stats.com, Spartans senior linebacker Keith Smith is the only player dating back at least to 1998 to record 20 or more tackles in consecutive games. He had 21 stops at Minnesota and 20 vs. Utah State.
6. CSU was sacked five times by the Spartans during last year's 40-20 loss in San Jose.
7. Rams junior wideout Charles Lovett, who has missed the first five games due to leg injuries, caught a 38-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Garrett Grayson against San Jose State in last year's meeting.
8. SJSU senior David Fales ranks seventh in career passing efficiency among active college quarterbacks with a 158.51 rating. The 2012 Heisman Trophy winner, Johnny Manziel of Texas A&M, leads with a 163.31 rating and top 2013 Heisman candidate Marcus Mariota of Oregon ranks second at 162.97.
9. Denver Broncos safety Duke Ihenacho played for San Jose State and then coach Mike MacIntyre, who is now at Colorado.
10. San Jose State's 103-man roster (with walk-ons) includes 93 players from the state of California.
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Today marks the 106th anniversary of the West Stanley Colliery Explosion. The event was the most deadly single explosion in the County, resulting in the deaths of 168 men and boys.
The 1909 explosion had by no means been the first incident at West Stanley Colliery, also known as the Burns Pit. In 1882 and explosion took place which claimed the lives of 13 men and boys and 18 horses and ponies.
The Pit had a reputation for being dangerous and gassy. It was eventually this gas that fuelled the explosion of 1909.
As a result of this huge loss of life many families were left without the bread winner and funerals, or multiple funerals to pay for. It was estimated, at the time, that there were in the region of 300 dependants left without support. In just one street, of 12 houses, there were 17 victims!
There was a huge outpouring of public sympathy, which resulted in a relief fund being established. This fund eventually raised £17000. The majority of this came from small public donations. Some even collected by a pit pony – called Paddy – pulling a coal tub through the streets to allow people to through their pennies into the tub. Some larger donations were received from Mr Burns, the Colliery Owner, who donated £1000 and the Shafto family, of Beamish Hall, donating £25.
Other monies were raised by selling postcards, poems, memorial booklets and cards. One of the more interesting items sold to raise funds were Disaster Glasses.
The tradition of engraving commemorative glasses to mark the deaths of miners seems to have been one peculiar to the Durham and Northumberland Coal Field. Beamish has developed one of the most comprehensive collections of this glassware, which varies from small sherry glasses to large water jugs.
These fascinating remnants of our industrial heritage have been comprehensively catalogued by the late Dr William Cowan. This catalogue includes museums collections and private collections and is the most comprehensive of its type. Shortly before his death Dr Cowan visited Beamish to donate his catalogue and research work, to ensure it was available for all to use and enjoy.
Following Dr Cowan's wishes the catalogue will be maintained at the museum as a living document. If any, currently unknown, glasses are found they will be added to the catalogue.
Dr Cowan's fascinating work has been made available on this site by clicking on the picture below.


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This is my test:
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I didn't provide accessKeyId, secretAccessKey, AWSS3BucketName because they are private but I do guarantee they are provided in my code.
Further, I am certain that the function .saveFile(filename) should throw an error due to my implementation. When I run the test suite, I get failure to the test, because It did not throw any error although in my test I expected it to throw.
I am pretty sure it has something with my bad implementation of async test, but I cant figure out why.

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Michael Roche designed and produces the Naismith Award used by the founding family of basketball for sportsmanship. The first recipient of this award was the athlete of the century Michael Jordan. See above to view Michael Jordan receiving the Naismith Award.
Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman receiving the "Old Tom Morris Award" created by Michael Roche. The award is presented to an individual who,"Through a continuing lifetime commitment to the game of golf, has helped to mold the welfare of the game in a manner and style exemplified by Old Tom Morris." See above to view Jack Nicklaus receiving the Old Tom Morris Award.
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Some are relevant to small wars.
Here is one of interest to you on Kolwezi http://cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil/carl/resources/csi/odom2/odom2.asp also listed here under Africa in the SWJ reference library.
...Thanks much for the link!
Général Poulet, who was a 2°REP Co Commander in Kolwezi and latter became 2°REP CO in 1992 in Sarajevo has died last week of lung cancer, (he was not a smocker though) aged 57.


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Cumbernauld pupils get a lesson with fibre broadband
Press release • May 19, 2016 18:32 BST
Pupils from Westfield Primary School unveil a new asset with help from Councillor Paddy Hogg
It was top marks for Digital Scotland this week as pupils from Westfield Primary School in Cumbernauld helped welcome the latest batch of fibre broadband in the town.
Around 800 households and businesses in Cumbernauld can now access high-speed fibre services as part of the £410 million Digital Scotland Superfast Broadband programme, building on the town's existing fibre broadband network.
Local people need to sign up for the new services with an internet service provider, as upgrades are not automatic.
The premises join more than 21,000 in North Lanarkshire which are now able to access fibre broadband through the Digital Scotland rollout. Other local areas now live thanks to the programme include Airdrie, Kilsyth, Glenboig and Chryston.
More local coverage will follow as engineers from Openreach, BT's local network business, continue work on the ground.
Head Teacher, Carol Ellington, and pupils Joshua Dukes - Primary 7, Samuel Hunter - Primary 7, Ayla Thomson - Primary 6 and Rebecca Quinn - Primary 6, helped with the celebrations at a special event on Thursday. They joined Councillor Paddy Hogg, as well as members from the Digital Scotland Superfast Broadband programme, to unveil one of the new street cabinets that will serve part of the town.
Fibre broadband offers fast and reliable broadband connections at speeds of up to 80Mbps* and there are many suppliers in the marketplace to choose from.
Whether you own a business, work from home or want to keep in touch with friends and family, fibre broadband enables multiple users to connect to the internet at high speeds and get better, faster access to online services.
The Digital Scotland Superfast Broadband programme – in partnership with the Scottish Government and BT – will deliver access to fibre broadband to around 95% of premises by the end of March 2018, when combined with existing commercial roll-out plans. The £410 million programme underpins the Scottish Government's aim for Scotland to become a world class digital nation by 2020.
Delivered through two projects – led by Highlands and Islands Enterprise in their area and the Scottish Government in the rest of Scotland – the partnership currently reaches more than 590,000 premises across the country, with the rollout continuing at pace.
Other funding partners include the UK Government through Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK), local authorities and the European Regional Development Fund. BT has invested £126 million in the two projects, in addition to its commercial rollout.
On the day, pupils from Westfield Primary also had a lesson with a difference as they climbed aboard the Digital Scotland Fibre Showcase, a specially-adapted vehicle which features all of the equipment used in the roll-out of fibre broadband.
It includes kit which is familiar to members of the public - like the new green street cabinets - as well as some of the things they don't often see, such as how fibre-optic cables are 'blown' underground.
A small number of the homes and businesses in the Cumbernauld area are served by 'Exchange Only' lines. These run directly from the exchange to the premises – bypassing the usual road-side cabinets which are integral to the fibre rollout. Engineers have rearranged the existing network, laying new cables to reroute lines through extra road-side cabinets, to overcome this challenge.
Head Teacher at Westfield Primary School, Carol Ellington, said: "It was fantastic to have the Digital Scotland team visit the school and involve some of the pupils in helping launch the latest fibre broadband in the town. Having the fibre showcase at the school was also a great opportunity for pupils to see the amount of hard engineering work that's involved in connecting up communities to fibre broadband. As well as this, it also showed them how beneficial it would be when it comes to their school work and various other aspects of their home life."
Councillor Allan Graham, Convener of Regeneration and Infrastructure, said: "It's good to see this project reaching more communities and giving an increasing number of homes and businesses the opportunity to connect to high-speed broadband. We are determined to make sure everyone in North Lanarkshire has access to digital services and the skills and confidence to go online and use them, even from a young age."
Sara Budge, Programme Director for Digital Scotland Superfast Broadband, said: "It's great news that many residents and businesses in and around Cumbernauld are now able to receive fibre broadband thanks to the programme, with more local coverage to follow.
"It was a pleasure having some of the pupils joining us for the launch. I also hope that all the children at the school enjoyed visiting our Digital Scotland Fibre Showcase and found it insightful in finding out what fibre broadband can provide and how it's delivered.
"The difference that fibre broadband can make is amazing. Once signed up with a service provider, it will give much more flexibility whether it's at work or in the home."
Liz Mallinson, BT Scotland's Fibre Broadband Director, ended: "Thousands of people in North Lanarkshire now have the opportunity to access their best ever broadband speeds when they sign up with a service provider. There's lots of competition out there and people may find they could be surfing at much higher speeds at a similar cost to their current service.
"We'd like to thank the schools for having us – it's great that local pupils were able to get an insight into how high-speed technology powers the internet and learn about a very positive side to a career in engineering."
Local people can check the interactive map on the Digital Scotland website (http://www.scotlandsuperfast.com/where-when/) to find out if they can get the service and further information is also available on Twitter @ScotSuperfast or Facebook at www.facebook.com/scotlandsuperfast
*These are the top wholesale speeds available from Openreach to all service providers; speeds offered by service providers may vary.
Due to the current network topography and the economics of deployment, it is likely that not all premises within selected exchange areas will be able to access fibre-based broadband at the same point in the roll-out. Further announcements will be made as more areas are able to access the growing fibre infrastructure.
About BDUK
Superfast Britain is a UK Government programme of investment in broadband and communication infrastructure across the UK. Run by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, this investment helps businesses to grow, creates jobs and will make Britain more competitive in the global race. The portfolio is comprised of three elements:
£780m to extend superfast broadband to 95% of the UK by 2017
£150m to provide high speed broadband to businesses in 22 cities
£150m to improve quality and coverage of mobile phone and basic data network services
Administered on behalf of Government by Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK), Superfast Britain is transforming Britain by promoting growth, enabling skills and learning, and improving quality of life.
For further information: https://www.gov.uk/broadband-delivery-uk
BT's purpose is to use the power of communications to make a better world. It is one of the world's leading providers of communications services and solutions, serving customers in 180 countries. Its principal activities include the provision of networked IT services globally; local, national and international telecommunications services to its customers for use at home, at work and on the move; broadband, TV and internet products and services; and converged fixed-mobile products and services. With effect from 1 April 2016, the group has been reorganised and the customer-facing lines of business are now: Global Services, Business and Public Sector, Consumer, EE, Wholesale and Ventures, and Openreach.
For the year ended 31 March 2016, BT Group's reported revenue was £19,042m with reported profit before taxation of £3,029m.
British Telecommunications plc (BT) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of BT Group plc and encompasses virtually all businesses and assets of the BT Group. BT Group plc is listed on stock exchanges in London and New York.
For more information, visit www.btplc.com
Data, Telecom, IT
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There is very little that will ever live up to the thrill of a live race. The sound of revving engines flutters through the air, and there is the incredible smell of unburned hydrocarbons all around you as large engines with streamlined designs make their way around some of the best tracks in the country at impeccable speeds. Does this sound like your idea of heaven? Ours too. But the question is, which race do you go to? Canada comes rife with so many different opportunities that it can be incredibly difficult to pin down exactly which race you want to attend. This list comprises of some of the absolute must-sees that you should put at the forefront of your mind when deciding which to go to.
Formula 1 Grand Prix Du Canada – Montreal, Quebec
Formula 1 is one of the most televised races that occurs in North America. Now, this certainly isn't the race to attend if you're looking for a bargain, as due to its popularity, tickets aren't exactly cheap. That being said, there is no doubt that by attending this race, you will be seeing big money speed at its absolute finest.
Not to mention, the setting makes for a great time, too, as there is plenty to do in Montreal after the race is over. This includes the Casino de Montreal, which is one of the most beautiful and luxurious buildings across the city, filled with slots, poker tables, and roulette wheels. If you intend on heading here, it's recommended you get in some practice on Canada's best online casino games at www.rubyfortune.com/ca/.
Chump Car World Series – St. Eustache, Quebec
On the other end of the price spectrum, the Chump Car series will certainly get you a bit more bang for your buck, as in order to qualify for this race, all the cars involved must have been built or bought for less than $500. This is seriously cheap racing, as building a cheap car is an extremely difficult process, so the ingenuity of those that take part really is something to be marveled at.
It's a long stint, so you might want to make yourself comfortable, given it takes place in the form of a 12-hour endurance race; however, there are also races of varying lengths throughout the series, so there is something for everyone. If spending the money on an F1 suite doesn't seem right for you, these events are a great idea. They're much more relaxed and a lot of fun to be a part of.
Honda Indy Toronto – Toronto, Ontario
There are a lot of people who are of the opinion that the Indy Car series doesn't come with the same level of prestige as the F1; however, when you see these vehicles take to the streets of Toronto, it's easy to see why so many people enjoy watching. In terms of price, the tickets are a lot less expensive, and if you love the sound of high-octane engines, as they bounce off the acoustics of buildings while making their way through the city, well, there really is nothing quite like it.
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Scholarship Honors Family of Pharmacists
Anderson Maltruverse Linton Sr., a 1911 graduate of the University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy, compounds prescriptions in his Isola drugstore.
One of Allen Linton's favorite childhood memories is of visiting her grandfather's drugstore in Isola, Mississippi, and watching as he stood behind the counter, carefully compounding prescriptions with his mortar and pestle. It's an image that's defined the Linton family. Pharmacy school brought together Allen's mother and father; they met there in 1946 and were married in 1948. Pharmacy is the career many others in the family chose. And it's the reason Allen and her mother, Sara LeMaster Linton, gave $25,000 to the Pharmacy School at the University of Mississippi to seed the Linton Family Pharmacy Scholarship Endowment.
"We have such pride in our family's pharmacy background," said Allen, who works as a Cancer Navigator at Baptist Center for Cancer Care in Oxford, and holds both a bachelor's and master's degree in nursing from Ole Miss. "And Ole Miss is very dear to all of us. It's a big part of our family. We feel a lot of loyalty to the school. Having the gift of an Ole Miss education is a treasure, especially if passed on to future generations. My mother wanted to do this to help enrich the lives of others."
The scholarship honors the notable number of Linton family members who attended UM's pharmacy school. It will be awarded to full-time students from Mississippi enrolled in the School of Pharmacy, with preference going to students from Humphreys, Lee and Panola counties, where most of the Linton family members call home.
"I am deeply appreciative of this generous gift from the Linton family," said Barbara Wells, Dean of the School of Pharmacy. "The example provided by this wonderful family is an inspiration to pharmacists and pharmacy educators everywhere. Their dedication to help those who follow them into the profession will make a meaningful difference in the personal lives and academic experience of deserving pharmacy students."
The tradition started with Anderson Maltruverse Linton, Sr., Allen's grandfather. In 1911, he was the first member of the family to graduate from the pharmacy school. A dedicated student, he served as president of his pharmacy class while at Ole Miss. He always saw his work as more than a job. It was a calling. He kept prices as low as he could in his Isola store. Sometimes, he didn't charge at all, and routinely waited for payment until the Delta cotton was picked, baled and sold. In some ways, with this gift from his family, that legacy of giving lives on today. The family believes he would be humbled and honored to have a scholarship bear his name.
"He was an extraordinary, humble and gracious man," Allen said. "This is such an appropriate way to honor his legacy. He valued education and was always trying to help people better their lives."
It was a lesson passed on to future generations.
His son, Anderson Maltruverse "A.M." Linton, Jr., attended Ole Miss on the GI Bill after serving in the Army Air Force flying transport supply missions in the China-Burma-India theater during World War II. He graduated from the pharmacy school in 1948 and devoted his entire 33-year career to pharmaceutical service as a Parke-Davis representative. He passed away in 1988 at the age of 65.
Sara LeMaster Linton, originally from Batesville, graduated from Ole Miss with a pharmacy degree in 1948, when pharmacy was considered a non-traditional career choice for women. She was one of only four women in her class.
After graduation, Sara began working retail at various drugstores in and around Tupelo. In 1967 she was the first pharmacist hired at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo and worked there for 33 years. She retired at age 73.
"I can honestly say that every day I went to work I enjoyed it," Sara said. "This was definitely the right professional career choice for me."
And the family tradition in the profession continues.
Allen's cousin, Camille Shofner Roberts, UM Pharmacy 1965, originally from Isola, is a pharmacist at Forrest General Hospital in Hattiesburg. Camille's son, Robert R. "Rob" Roberts III, UM Pharmacy 1994, works for Compound Pharmaceutical Technologies (CPT), a new compounding-only pharmacy in Daphne, AL. Rob's wife, Julie Giddings Roberts, UM Pharmacy 1995, currently works for Mobile Mental Health as the Director of Pharmacy for BayPointe Hospital in Mobile, AL. She was also instrumental in starting and managing the pharmacy at Mobile Mental Health's inpatient division. Allen's cousin, Samuel Cook "Sandy" Sugg, Jr., UM Pharmacy 1976, also originally from Isola, has worked as a staff pharmacist at Delta Medical Center in Memphis for 23 years.
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Laura Marling broke away from the expectations of a folk artist with her electric and angry 2015 album, Short Movie. Now she'll shrug off prescribed confines of gender and sexuality with her next effort, Semper Femina.
Due out March 10th via her own More Alarming Records, Semper Femina is Marling's sixth record overall. Written largely while touring behind Short Movie, the album's nine tracks were recorded in Los Angeles and produced with Blake Mills.
"I started out writing Semper Femina as if a man was writing about a woman," Marling explained in a press release. "And then I thought it's not a man, it's me — I don't need to pretend it's a man to justify the intimacy of the way I'm looking and feeling about women. It's me looking specifically at women and feeling great empathy towards them and by proxy towards myself."
As a first listen to this empathetic approach, she's shared the album's lead single, "Soothing". A jazz lounge bass line sets the sensual bed on which lays Marling's exquisite finger picking and the contradiction of her desires ("I banish you with love/ You can't come in/ You don't live here anymore"). The song comes via a video that marks Marling's directorial debut, a stirring, latex-covered representation of the lyrics' tension. Check it out below.
Pre-orders for Semper Femina are going on now. Marling will head out on a run of UK tour dates to support the release in March; find those dates beneath the album art and tracklist below.
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The following webpage provides a curated list of free or low-cost legal resources available to refugees and refugee claimants in British Columbia.
Free or Low-Cost Legal Counsel for Refugee Claimants
It is very important that refugee claimants seek legal counsel as the process is complicated. Legal counsel can be found through legal aid offices when applicable or through other legal clinics and community resources. Many claimants will need to seek legal aid to cover the costs of being represented by a lawyer. Legal aid is a provincial jurisdiction. Claimants can apply for legal aid at the following organizations in BC:
Legal Services Society of BC: Legal aid / 1-866-577- 2525 / 604-408-2172 (Greater Vancouver)
Law Students' Legal Advice Program: Free legal counsel / (604) 822-5791
Access Pro Bono Society: Free legal counsel/ 1-877-762-6664 or 604-878-7400 (Greater Vancouver)
Rise Women's Legal Centre: Taking files on family law and immigration applications for permanent residence on humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) grounds / 236-317-9000 or [email protected]
Law Foundation of BC – Legal Advocacy Programs
The Law Foundation of British Columbia funds Legal Advocacy Programs across British Columbia for low-income immigrants, refugees and migrant workers. Below is a referral protocols document curated by ISSofBC with information about all programs and how to apply for or make referrals to the programs.
Note: The programs listed in this document can be accessed by refugee claimants once supports from legal aid programs are exhausted – with the exception of Ready Tours, which is specifically designed for Refugee Claimants.
Click here to access the document.
The Ready Tours offers refugee claimants the opportunity to gather information, familiarize themselves with the refugee hearing procedure and see inside a real hearing room. The tour takes place at the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) and is highly encouraged for individuals making a refugee claim. The tours are also open to those working with and supporting refugee claimants, including lawyers, immigration consultants, front line workers and community stakeholders. To register, phone 604-328-3132 or email [email protected]
Free Resources and Publications – Legal Services Society of BC
The Legal Services Society of BC helps British Columbians resolve their legal problems through free information, advice, and representation services. LSS also offers a variety of free publications that fall under the topics of Family, Criminal, Immigration and Children. Below are those that relate most to refugees and refugee claimants:
Sponsorship Breakdown – A booklet for permanent residents who need help when the person sponsoring them in Canada will no longer support them, and they are unable to support themselves.
Languages available: Arabic, English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Farsi (Persian), Punjabi, and Spanish.
Need Help with Your Refugee Claim? – Info card that promotes the legal aid immigration phone line and other legal aid services for refugee claimants.
Languages available: English, Dari, French, Kurdish, Pashto, and Spanish.
Your Welfare Rights: How to Apply for Welfare – Explains the application process to get welfare.
Your Welfare Rights: Welfare Benefits – Describes monthly welfare benefits and supplements and how to get them.
Your Welfare Rights: When You're on Welfare – Explains what the rules and responsibilities are when you're on welfare (i.e., what the ministry might ask you to do and how you might do those things, income and assets you can have and still get welfare, employment related-responsibilities).
Legal Aid Can Help You – Brochure that outlines what legal aid is, and how and where to apply for it. It also lists the phone numbers of legal aid offices in BC.
Languages available: English, Kurdish, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Punjabi, and Spanish.
Working with Your Legal Aid Lawyer – A fact sheet that describes client and lawyer responsibilities to help them both know what to expect from a legal aid contract.
Languages available: English, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Punjabi, and Spanish.
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Need Help with Your Refugee Claim? (info card)
This bilingual infocard promotes the legal aid immigration phone line and other legal aid services for refugee claimants.
Languages available: Arabic, Dari, English, Farsi (Persian), French, Kurdish, Pashto, Spanish
Working with Your Legal Aid Lawyer (fact sheet)
Describes client and lawyer responsibilities to help them both know what to expect from a legal aid contract.
Languages available: Arabic, Chinese (simplified & traditional), English, French, Punjabi, Spanish
Publications below are ones that are available in multiple languages. To get the full list of family law publications, click here.
Family Law in BC: Quick Reference Tool (postcards)
This set of postcards introduces the reader to the basics of family law. Each card covers one legal aspect of separation, such as:
which laws apply,
how couples can reach agreements, and
how to deal with issues involving children and money.
Languages available: Chinese (simplified & traditional), English, French (online-only), Punjabi, Spanish
Living Together or Living Apart (booklet)
Explains the basics of family law in BC. Includes information about:
your rights and responsibilities if you're married or in a marriage-like relationship,
how spouses can work out agreements,
how to work out arrangements for parenting if you have children,
what to do if you decide to separate or divorce, and
how to sort out money matters.
To get the full list of family violence publications, click here.
For Your Protection (booklet)
This publication is for people who need protection from violent partners or former partners. Explains how and when you can apply for peace bonds and family law protection orders, and what the differences are between them.
Languages available: Chinese (simplified & traditional), English, Farsi, French (online-only), Punjabi, Spanish
Is That Legal?: What the Law Says about Online Harassment and Abuse
To help youth become safer online when they use social media.Explains what the law says about each, and where you or someone you know in these situations can get support services and legal help.
Languages available: Arabic, Chinese (simplified & traditional), English, Punjabi, Spanish
Live Safe End Abuse (booklet)
For people leaving an abusive partner. The fact sheets and folder contain information on what abuse is, how people can plan for their safety and protect their children, and who can help.
Mothers Leaving Abusive Partners (booklet)
Plain language guide primarily for women with children who've been abused by their intimate partner (such as a spouse, boyfriend or girlfriend). Describes the legal process and terms to do with family law, as well as where to get help.
Leaving Abuse (graphic novel)
This graphic novel tells the story of Maya, a young mother who has left her abusive partner but doesn't know what to do next or where to get help. Through illustrations and basic legal information written in plain language, Leaving Abuse shows how Maya finds the support and legal aid she and her children need to stay safe and start a new life free from abuse.
[Written for adult literacy learners]
Safety in Relationships for Trans Folk (booklet}
Describes relationship abuse, provides tips for staying safer, dispels common myths, and lists community resources where help is available.
Co-produced with QMUNITY as a resource for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer community.
Safety in Same-Gender Relationships (booklet)
Co-produced with QMUNITY as a resource for members of the trans community.
Note: many of the above resources are available in multiple languages.
More publications about abuse & family violence, family law, welfare, and child protection are available at here.
All publications are free and there are no shipping costs. How to order: If you would like to order multiple copies (up to 25), please fill out the online customer account form. If you have questions about ordering, please contact [email protected] or call 604-601-6000.
Legal Informational Websites
Available in multiple languages
Clicklaw with information for immigrants & refugees (curated by Courthouse Libraries BC)
Ready For My Refugee Hearing
"Ready For My Refugee Hearing" aims to empower every person seeking refugee protection in Canada to be as prepared as possible for their refugee hearing. It brings together two successful programs aimed at achieving this mission: The Preparation Guide and READY Tours.
Only available in English
Apply for legal aid and find out where you can get legal help.
Family Law in BC
Find complete information about family law, use self-help guides, and get the court forms you need.
MyLawBC
Get a plan to help you settle legal problems (family, family violence, wills, personal planning, mortgage issues).
People's Law School
Legal information booklets and webpages on everyday legal problems (i.e., consumer, money & debt, cars, wills/planning/estates, employment)
Pivot Legal Society
Pivot works in partnership with communities affected by poverty and social exclusion to identify priorities and develop solutions to complex human rights issues. The website provides a list of legal resources and support services targeted to specific topics and groups – click here.
PovNet
PovNet provides online tools that facilitate communication, community and access to information around poverty-related issues in British Columbia and Canada. PovNet provides a curated list of legal advocates on a variety of topics and regions across BC – click here.
Dial-A-Law
A starting point for information on the law in British Columbia. Dial-A-Law features free information on the law in British Columbia in 130 topic areas. The information is reviewed by lawyers and updated regularly. Learn more. To listen to Dial-A-Law information on the telephone, call 1-800-565-5297 (604-687-4680 in the Lower Mainland).
Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS)
CLAS provides free legal assistance and resources on a variety of topics, including mental health law and employment related issues.
Justice Education Society
Justice Education Society improves the legal capability of people through education programs and resources to strengthen legal knowledge, skills and confidence.
CBSA: Refugee Claimants Arriving in Canada from the United States
Kinbrace: Refugee Appeal Division – Information Sessions


Ta-Nehisi Coates giving the keynote address at the University of Virginia's 2015 MLK Celebration.
Both Lilla and Coates reflect on the questions of race and identity in order to explain the Trump presidency. Lilla suggests that the failure of liberals to provide a common vision, one centered on responsible citizenship, left an empty space that was filled by the perverse vision of Donald Trump. Liberals, caught up in identity politics, drove away the ordinary white people whose economic anxiety had left them susceptible to Trumpism. Coates has an easy point to score against this argument. Since black people and other people of color have suffered from even more economic anxiety, why have they not joined the Trump coalition?
The answer he provides, of course, is white supremacy—which is completely obvious to anyone who is not as actively self-delusional as Mark Lilla. It is no great insight on Coates's part to recognize that Trump explicitly framed people of color as national enemies and gave them no reason to vote for him. He appealed to the white supremacist impulses that are still powerful for a portion of the white population (not a majority, but the portion of the white population which votes, and the portion within that which voted for Trump).
There is no denying this. However, writing volumes of florid prose which righteously assert this point does nothing to prevent Trump and his ilk from dominating the American political scene. Difficult as it is for people of color (including me) to come to terms with, we are not about to get rid of white people. This country is full of them. Coates is not wrong when he implies that insofar as they are caught up in the social formation of "whiteness," they are an intrinsically reactionary force. The relevant question is how to subdue this force.
The Democratic leader believed that the ordinary American was open to a message of collective responsibility and common purpose.
Racial justice energized the party in the past. It can today too.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor on why it's so important to tell the stories of people who have fueled social justice movements.


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Cut the chicken into small cube. Clean and wash properly. Drain the water from the meat.
Add 1 ts red chili powder, 1/2 ts cumin powder, 1/2 ts garam mashala powder, 1 Tbs ginger paste, 1 Tbs garlic paste, yogurt, soya souce, corn flour, egg and 1/2 ts salt. Mix all of them very well. Allow them to merinate for 30 minitues.
Heat oil in the pan. Fry chicken until looks brown. Remove them from the pan and set aside.
Add chopped onion in the pan. Stir and add the rest of the ingredents. Add 1/2 cup water. When water boil add fried chicken. Cover the pan and cook it in medium heat around 6/7 minitue. Stir occasionally.
Enjoy your curry with Polawo or biryani.
What spices are in the garam masala you're using?
Mainly cardamom,cinnamon,black peeper(little fry then grind to make it powder). You can also use ready made garam masala powder from any Bangladeshi or Indian grocery store.
Thank you for your quick reply. I made this and it was delicious!


As reported this week in the San Diego Reader, I was able to secure an excellent resolution to a years-long dispute between my client and the City of Imperial Beach over code compliance issues. This resulted in nearly $14,000.00 in fines and fees charged to my client being entirely eliminated. Check out the article for more information.
While Imperial Beach does appear to have some difficulty with selective enforcement issues, at the most recent City Counsel meeting the counselmembers and mayor suggested that some changes may be in the works to address those problems. We'll be watching closely to see how things may be changing in the months and years to come.
In the meantime, do you have thoughts on the outrageous fines that can sometimes be levied for relatively minor code compliance issues? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.