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The Flavo-1 RNA motif is a conserved RNA structure that was identified by bioinformatics. The vast majority of Flavo-1 RNAs are found in Flavobacteria, but some were detected in the phylum Bacteroidota, which contains Flavobacteria, or the phylum Spirochaetota, which is evolutionarily related to Bacteroidota. It was presumed that Flavo-1 RNAs function as non-coding RNAs.

See also
Acido-Lenti-1 RNA motif
Bacteroidales-1 RNA motif
Collinsella-1 RNA motif
Chloroflexi-1 RNA motif

References

External links

Non-coding RNA

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"Разногласие" () е мексиканска теленовела, режисирана от Клаудио Рейес Рубио и Карлос Гера Виляреал, и продуцирана от Ернесто Алонсо за Телевиса през 1997-1998 г. Адаптация е на радионовелата El enemigo, създадена от Каридад Браво Адамс.

В главните роли са Даниела Кастро, Хуан Ферара и Ернесто Лагуардия, а в отрицателните – Хуан Пелаес и Лус Мария Херес.

Сюжет
"Андрес Ривера" са последните думи, които Виктория Сан Роман чува от баща си, няколко часа преди да умре при мистериозно автомобилно произшествие. Смъртта на Алфредо Сан Роман е първата от поредица от трагедии, които ще променят живота на младата Виктория.

Няколко дни след погребението Виктория разбира от кръстника си, Естебан Агире, че баща ѝ е поискал пари от лихвар. Тя подозира, че човекът, който е съсипал баща ѝ, е Андрес Ривера, но Виктория нищо не може да направи.

Съсипана от загубата на своя баща и затънала в дългове, Виктория е изоставена от годеника си Серхио, подбуден от амбициозния си чичо, Фернандо, след като разбира, че Виктория не е богата наследница. Единствените, които ѝ оказват подкрепа, са Хулия, дойката ѝ, и нейната дъщеря, Лолита, с която са приятелки още от детството си. Отхвърляйки гостоприемството на своя кръстник Естебан, младата жена решава да напусне градчето и заедно с Хулия да заминат за град Мексико, където да започне нов живот в скромен квартал.

Там, в красивата околност на квартала, Виктория се запознава с Луис Торес, млад овдовял пожарникар, който живее с малката си дъщеря Мару. Луис е добър, нежен и щедър. Въпреки че е наранена от Серхио, младата жена се влюбва в красивия пожарникар и той в нея. Но малката Мару не желае да споделя любовта на баща си с никого.

По препоръка на Естебан, Виктория започва работа в магазините на Ривера, където се среща лице в лице с човека, когото обвинява за смъртта на баща си, и в сърцето ѝ започва да расте желанието за отмъщение. Андрес Ривера е 50-годишен мъж, властен и деспотичен. Той и съпругата му Валентина таят огромна болка в сърцата си – преди известно време, синът им Давид, загива в катастрофа с мотоциклет. Ужасът от загубата кара Валентина да потъва в своя вътрешен свят, в който се вижда и разговаря с мъртвия си син. Валентина се отчуждава от съпруга си, обвинявайки го за смъртта на Давид, тъй като той му е подарил мотоциклета. Отхвърлен от съпругата си, Андрес започва да се увлича по Виктория.

Разногласие е история за любовта, любовта, която изпитват двама мъже към една и съща жена. Това е драмата на тази жена, заклещена между любовта и омразата, в град, който я плаши, но същият този град я пленява с пейзажите си, музиката и колоритните граждани. Също така е и зловеща мистерия, която Виктория ще трябва да разкрие, за да стигне най-накрая до себе си, с реалността и истинската любов.

Актьори
Част от актьорския състав:
 Даниела Кастро – Виктория Сан Роман Хименес
 Хуан Ферара – Андрес Ривера
 Ернесто Лагуардия – Луис Торес
 Хуан Пелаес – Естебан Агире
 Алма Муриел – Валентина Кинтана де Ривера
 Мария Виктория – Хулия
 Летисия Пердигон – Чакира
 Лус Мария Херес – Сандра Ломбардо
 Мигел Писаро – Тони
 Хуан Мануел Бернал – Серхио Естевес
 Емилия Каранса – Инес Алтамирано
 Еухенио Кобо – Фернандо Естевес
 Мануел Охеда – Алфредо Сан Роман Исунса
 Дасия Аркарас – Лолита
 Мати Уитрон – Лидия
 Силвия Манрикес – Алма
 Паулина Мартел – Мару Торес
 Марикрус Нахера – Росарио
 Силвия Суарес – Илда
 Карлос Агила
 Гилермо Ерера
 Жаклин Андере – Себе си
 Пилар Пелисер – Себе си
 Мария Рубио – Себе си
 Алисия дел Лаго
 Мигел Серос

Премиера
Премиерата на Разногласие е на 17 ноември 1997 г. по Canal de las Estrellas. Последният 100. епизод е излъчен на 3 април 1998 г.

Награди и номинации
 Награди ACE (Ню Йорк) 1999

 Награди Bravo

Версии
Разногласие е базирана на радионовелата El enemigo, върху същата са базирани и следните теленовели:
 El enemigo, мексиканска теленовела, продуцирана през 1961 г., с участието на Лус Мария Агилар и Аугусто Бенедико.
 El enemigo, мексиканска теленовела, продуцирана през 1979 г., с участието на Даниела Ромо и Хорхе Варгас.

Външни препратки

Източници

Мексикански теленовели
Теленовели на "Телевиса"


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Q: Stack overflow due to deep recursion I have an assignment to solve the coin change problem which goes like this:
i have 5 types of coins {1,5,10,25,50}, We want to make changes with these coins for a given amount of money, in how many ways can i form up 11 cents for example, or n cents in general ? my program should be able to handle up to 7489 cents as an input.
i used recursion and dynamic programming to solve the problem but i get a stack overflow error during runtime at (input >= 3980)
How do i solve this error ?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
typedef long long ll;
int Cents[5] = { 1,5,10,25,50 }, in, mem[5][7495];

ll CC(int i, int val) { // this is where the recursion happens
    if (val == 0)   return 1;
    if (i == 5) return 0;
    if (mem[i][val] != -1) return mem[i][val];
    long long op1 = CC(i + 1, val);
    long long op2 = Cents[i] <= val ? CC(i, val - Cents[i]) : 0;
    return  mem[i][val] = (op1+op2);
}

int main() { // here i pass an input and fill the mem 2d array with -1's
    scanf_s("%d", &in);
    memset(mem, -1, sizeof mem);
    printf("%lld\n", CC(0, in));
    system("pause");
    return 0;
}

if the input is 5 for example, then the output should be 2 ways (1),(5)
if 11 , then 4 (1*11),(1*6,5*1),(10*1,1*1),(1*1,5*2)
and so on.

A: You have a stack overflow because your recursion depth is limited by only the size of your array and the number of pennies.  And your stack state is reasonable in size.
One solution is to go with an explicit stack.
enum coins {
  penny, nickle, dime, quarter, half,
  coin_count
};
enum {
  max_cash = 7495
};
struct coin_problem {
  coins lowest_coin = penny;
  int money = 0;
};
struct coin_cache {
  unsigned long long solution[coin_count][max_cash+1];
  coin_cache(){
    for(auto& row:solution)
      for(auto& val:row)
        val=-1;
  }
  unsigned long long& set(coin_problem p){
    return solution[p.lowest_coin][p.money];
  }
  unsigned long long get(coin_problem p)const{
    if(p.lowest_coin==coin_count) return 0;
    if(p.money==0) return 0;
    return solution[p.lowest_coin][p.money];
  }
};
unsigned long long count_solutions( std::vector<coin_problem>& vec, coin_cache& cache){
  unsinged long lon retval = 0;
  while(!vec.empty()){
    auto cur = vec.back();
    retval = cache.get[cur];
    if (retval != -1) {
      vec.pop_back();
      continue;
    }
    ++cur.lowest_coin;
    auto op1 = cache.get[cur];
    if (op1 == -1) vec.push_back(cur);
    --cur.lowest_coin;
    unsigned long long op2 = -1;
    if(Cents[cur.lowest_coin] <= cur.money){
      cur.money -= Cents[cur.lowest_coin];
      op2 = cache.get[cur];
      if (op2==-1) vec.push_back(cur);
      cur.money += Cents[cur.lowest_coin];
    } else {
      op2 = 0;
    }
    if (op1 != -1 && op2 != -1){
      retval = cache.set(cur) = op1+op2;
      vec.pop_back();
    }
  }
  return retval;
}
unsigned long long count_solutions( coin_problem p ){
  auto pcache = std::make_unique<coin_cache>();
  std::vector<coin_problem> todo = {p};
  return count_solutions( todo, *pcache );
}

I tore your recursive solution up and gave it a manual stack.
For each entry in the stack of problems, we first see if there is a solution waiting in the cache.  If so, we calculate it, and store it in the cache, and pop the problem.  If the stack of problems is empty, we return it.
If not, we push sub problems to solve first onto the top if the stack, leaving our current problem to be solved later, and loop until the stack is empty.
As our manual stack exists on the free store (aka the heap) we are unlikely to experience a stack overflow on a desktop system.
This isn't perfectly efficient, as we can have more than one entry on the stack for each problem.  But that should be at most a constand factor, and can be likely fixed by reordering the "recursion" to do the "deepest" call first.  Or making the stack of problems a set of problems ordered by depth.
Another approach is to just solve every entry in the table, deepest first.

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Video Here: https://youtu.be/OhzwKUSnYlI On July 28th and 29th, storms and tornadoes whipped through the Oglala community on Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. More than 450 homes were severely damaged by this natural disaster. FEMA has denied the Oglala Sioux Tribe Emergency Disaster Funds, leaving hundreds of families facing the winter months with broken windows and holes in their walls and ceilings. Many elderly people, families, and their small children are facing the very real threat of freezing to death this winter if their homes are not winterized and their broken windows are not safely sealed. We are raising emergency funds to seal the broken windows and make other emergency winterization repairs for the homes that were effected by this storm. Our goal is to accomplish this by Christmas. Our plan is as follows: Phase 1: (Dec. 31st deadline for funds, all broken windows to be addressed by Dec. 25th) As we are up against Mother Nature's deadline, the quickest and most effective way to mend the homes this winter will be to provide alternative window options for those in need. Installing completely new glass windows will be over $1.5 million and take many months to complete. Instead, we will seal the broken windows of each home with heavy duty plexiglass so that the warmth within the homes can be retained and families can benefit from natural lighting. In many cases, families have used plywood to temporarily board up their windows, leaving the homes completely dark inside. In some cases, families may need other work done to winterize their homes, such as doors refitted and/or holes patched in walls and roofs. We will work to accomplish this if funds provide. Funding Breakdown: 900 sheets of plexiglass = $9,500 RotoZip Cutters (7)= $750 Ultralight Portable Inverter Generator (2) = $850 Cordless Drills (7) = $800 Screws: $3,900 Ladders (7): = $700 Total Equipment Costs: $16,500 We have allotted extra funds for the needs of the volunteers (veterans, water protectors, construction workers, etc) who feel called to offer their skills and labor. These costs are as follows: Gas, accommodations on the reservation, and food to be prepared by community members: $8,500 TOTAL GOAL: $25,000 Thank you for taking the time to learn about this effort. We would appreciate it greatly if you would share this with your friends and family. Pilamaya! For Physical Donations Volunteer Info And/Or More Information Call/txt: Jackie C - 505.903.4356 sacredhealingcircleinfo@gmail.com If you feel more comfortable making a donation through PayPal, please copy and paste the following link into your browser. This will lead you to Sacred Healing Circle's direct PayPal.Me page where you can complete your donation. paypal.me/shcprograms Thank you!
On July 28th and 29th, storms and tornadoes whipped through the Oglala community on Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. More than 450 homes were severely damaged by this natural disaster.
FEMA has denied the Oglala Sioux Tribe Emergency Disaster Funds, leaving hundreds of families facing the winter months with broken windows and holes in their walls and ceilings.
Many elderly people, families, and their small children are facing the very real threat of freezing to death this winter if their homes are not winterized and their broken windows are not safely sealed. We are raising emergency funds to seal the broken windows and make other emergency winterization repairs for the homes that were effected by this storm.
Our goal is to accomplish this by Christmas.
As we are up against Mother Nature's deadline, the quickest and most effective way to mend the homes this winter will be to provide alternative window options for those in need. Installing completely new glass windows will be over $1.5 million and take many months to complete.
Instead, we will seal the broken windows of each home with heavy duty plexiglass so that the warmth within the homes can be retained and families can benefit from natural lighting. In many cases, families have used plywood to temporarily board up their windows, leaving the homes completely dark inside. In some cases, families may need other work done to winterize their homes, such as doors refitted and/or holes patched in walls and roofs. We will work to accomplish this if funds provide.
We have allotted extra funds for the needs of the volunteers (veterans, water protectors, construction workers, etc) who feel called to offer their skills and labor.
Thank you for taking the time to learn about this effort. We would appreciate it greatly if you would share this with your friends and family.
If you feel more comfortable making a donation through PayPal, please copy and paste the following link into your browser. This will lead you to Sacred Healing Circle's direct PayPal.Me page where you can complete your donation.
Dear contributors! Tax season is here! As a 501-c3 nonprofit, we are able to offer you a form for your donation to be tax deductible. Please email Jackie C at sacredhealingcircleinfo@gmail.com - she will be able to send you a personalized form with your donation amount for tax purposes. Thank you for your contributions!
We would like to thank each and every one of you, as you made it possible to bring warmth to our relatives in the Oglala, Lakeside, and Number 4 communities on the Pine Ridge Reservation! We are not done yet. This first trip was one of many that we will continue to make throughout the coming months. With this first trip, locals and volunteers were able to address 17 homes, fix over 28 windows with plexiglass alternatives, repair damaged walls, provide new storm doors, fix plumbing, and build new stair railings for elders, children, and families. There are many more homes that need to be addressed and we will continue to do our best to keep the momentum of this project moving! Wopila!
Our plexiglass windows are looking good! Thanks to everyone who donated to this cause. We are getting rolling and getting faster as we go. Tomorrow we will begin at 9am and go until sun down to address as many homes as we can. The windows are looks great and the People are happy!
That's fantastic to hear, hope all goes well and if u need a hand ill see what I can do to help!
Because of you, this next part of the project is possible! We're calling out to all volunteers (experienced and non-experienced) to join us in installing these plexiglass windows on the homes of elders, children, and families whose homes were impacted by the storms. Please share this information with those who might be interested. Thank you!
When is Phase 2 to begin please?
For those who would like to volunteer to get these plexiglass windows into place, we will begin construction Dec 27th and continue through Dec 30th. During this time we will have multiple teams working in different locations throughout Pine Ridge to address the homes effected as quickly as possible. If you or someone you know would like to be on one of these construction teams, please reach out to us. We have teamed up with Henry Red Cloud at his Solar enterprise facilities in near Oglala to house and feed all volunteers who make the trip up to help in these efforts. We can also provide gas funds for those who need them to get here on Dec 27th. You can email sacredhealingcircleinfo@gmail.com or call Jackie at 505.903.4356 to get more information and discuss your arrangements. Pilamayaye!
12 pair of gloves in various sizes are on their way! To be delivered on Dec 13-14. Blessings, friends.
$500 left till we reach our $25,000 goal TOGETHER! Thank you to everyone who has contributed in the past 24 hours. Your support has been CRUCIAL! Wopila!
That is wonderful news! So glad to hear it and how great for everyone to come together.
You answered the call! In less than 24hrs we have reached our almost halfway point in this campaign at over $10,000! Thank you! Our goal is to have the Peoples winterization needs met by Christmas, which is only 16 days away. Help us give the best Christmas gifts to our relatives here in Pine Ridge who have been severely effected by destructive storms. Wopila!
I am so happy to learn of the success of this effort. It is my prayer that all will be safe and warm. Continue to post needs I will contribute when I am able. Many blessings!
We are only $895 away from raising $10,000 of Emergency Disaster Funds for our Oglala relatives who are in need of repairs to their homes after horrendous storms fled through their lands leaving broken homes, shattered windows, and tattered walls. Winter is here and many are seeking help to repair their homes so they can be warm this winter. Please help us reach this $10,000 landmark on our way to reaching our $25,000 goal! Wopila to all who have shared, liked, contributed funds, and prayed for the success of this project for the People!
Wow! We have reached over $6,000 in Emergency Disaster Relief Funds for Pine Ridge families effected by the storms! We have about $20,000 more to raise before we hit our fundraising goal. Thank you for all your support and please keep sharing this campaign around on the web and through your email contacts - every contribution makes a huge difference!
Wopila to each and every one of you who has contributed to this Emergency Disaster Fund so far! Together we have raised over $3,000 towards our funding goal. That means we're at 12% funded, with 88% more to go! Please keep in mind that 100% of the donations we receive go towards window repairs for Oglala families who have been effected by the storms. Please continue sharing the campaign around with friends, family members, and organizations. Thank you. We hope you have a beautiful day!
Thank you to those who have donated towards repairing the windows before winter set in! We have raised about $1,000 combining our Plumfund campaign and donations made through Facebook donations. Thank you everyone for continuing to share this campaign throughout the weekend and helping us to reach our goal of $25,000!
Debra Edds15 weeks ago Sending warm wishes for all those donating their time to this wonderful project. So glad to have been a small part of it!
Elsa Asher15 weeks ago brucha ruach - blessings for a safe winter, I'm sorry it's not more - Mni Wiconi!
Iryiel cochran15 weeks ago Blessings to you all.
Irene R Remo15 weeks ago Best wishes.
brenda v marshall15 weeks ago Best wishes.


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Roman Badanin
JSK Senior International Fellow
founder and editor-in-chief, Agentstvo
Roman Badanin is founder and editor-in-chief of Agentstvo (The Agency, in English), a collaboration of journalists who have been targeted by the Russian government for their investigative reporting into the most powerful forces in their country.
Badanin started The Agency in the summer of 2021, after Russian authorities outlawed Proekt (The Project in English), the non-profit investigative news organization he founded in 2018.
The Kremlin declared Proekt an "undesirable" organization, which meant that Badanin, his colleagues and anyone who had dealings with Proekt, including sources, could face criminal prosecution. Over the previous three years, Badanin had led his team in publishing a series of investigations into secret financial ties between major business interests and top Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin and his family. The Proekt has been recognized with several Russian and international journalism awards.
Shortly before the designation, police had raided Badanin's apartment as well as the apartments of his deputy and a Proekt reporter, seizing their electronic devices and work materials. Badanin left Russia and helped members of his team relocate to nearby countries and resume working on their ongoing investigations.
During his senior fellowship, Badanin is focusing on finding alternative ways to produce and distribute deep investigative reporting on Russia's ruling elite that gets around government censorship and intimidation efforts. Agentstvo is his first effort and he envisions it as a collaborative home for Russian investigative journalists, many of whom have over the last year been declared "foreign agents" by the government. While that is a less severe action than the "undesirable" organization designation, it has led multiple journalists to quietly move their base of operations outside of the country.
Badanin has been working as a journalist in leading independent Russian news organizations for 20 years. He previously was a deputy editor-in-chief at Gazeta.Ru, editor-in-chief at Forbes Digital (Russia), RBC news agency, and editor of Dozhd (TV Rain), an independent Russian TV channel.
Badanin created the Moscow-based Proekt during his 2018 JSK Fellowship, modeling it after the nonprofit U.S. investigative news outlet, ProPublica. It was Russia's first nonprofit news organization.
rbadanin@stanford.edu
Roman Badanin's recent writings and public talks
Opinion: This is what life is like when the Kremlin lists you as a 'foreign agent', The Washington Post
The cost of Russia's media crackdown, Prospect
Opinion: Why we should care about Putin's love life, The Washington Post
Russian indie media needs visibility – that's why the Pulitzer row matters, openDemocracy
Where To Now? The New Challenges to Russian Independent Media, The Harriman Institute at Columbia University/YouTube
The Perils of Defending Democracy: Perspectives from Around the World, McCain Institute Human Rights & Democracy Summit/YouTube
jskfellowships@stanford.edu


How to Fetch XML VM Scan Results using the API?
Page 32 of the Qualys API user's guide provides that a VM scan can be fetched (ie. download) in either a json or csv format.
Does anybody know how to use the API to download a VM scan in XML format instead of json or csv?
curl -u "username:password" -H "X-Requested-With: Curl Sample" "https://<url>/api/2.0/fo/scan/?action=fetch&echo_request=1&output_format=json&scan_ref=scan/1533721215.43352"
Please don't use the v1 API's, they don't scale, they will be deprecated at some point, and we no longer even have the guide published.
Just about every modern language has a library to convert XML to JSON or vice versa. This is trivial. I am not sure why everyone thinks it so hard.
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Perfectly maintained Bavaria 38 Ocean with a flexiteek deck, electrical winches, electric anchor winch and a bowthruster. Below decks is comfort a paramount. Good headroom everywhere and plenty of storage space. The 'Center Cockpit' design provides for an excellent owners cabin which is very spacious, with a French bed and cabinets on both sides. Also there is a large wet room and the saloon has a large galley with stove and refrigerator. This ship is built in the time that Bavaria paid real attention to a beautiful finish.
Extra info Pump sump tank requires maintenance.
Extra info Saildrive seal of 2011. Voltmeter, ammeter. Rev counter.
Fire extinguisher 3x - need to be replaced.
Extra info Extra spinnaker halyard. Tensioners and lines led to the cockpit.


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Is there a way to report bad entries?
I see them almost every day and it drives me nuts, for example if you look at all transfers right now with the latest approval there is a form 1 that claims to have been approved 11-17-2017! and then received 11-18-2016..the whole entry is wrong and has been at the top of the list all week!


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HomeExcerpt: ELEMENTARY – THE GHOST LINE by Adam Christopher (Titan)
Excerpt: ELEMENTARY – THE GHOST LINE by Adam Christopher (Titan)
February 26, 2015 February 24, 2015 Civilian Reader ExcerptAdam Christopher, Crime, Elementary, Ghost Line, Sherlock Holmes, Titan Books
Elementary is one of my favourite TV shows at the moment, so I was very interested when I saw that Adam Christopher would be writing some tie-in novels. The first novel is The Ghost Line, out this week. Titan Book were kind enough to send me this excerpt to share. First, though, the synopsis:
A brand-new novel tie-in for the popular Elementary TV series.
A summons to a body found riddled with bullets in a Hell's Kitchen apartment is the start of a new case for Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson. The victim is a subway train driver with a strange Colombian connection and a mysterious pile of money, but who would want to kill him? The search for the truth will lead the detectives into the hidden underground tunnels of New York City, where more bodies may well await them.
Adam Christopher is the author of a number of other novels, including Empire State, Seven Wonders and Hang Wire (Angry Robot), and The Burning Dark and The Machine Awakes (Tor US/Titan UK).
Onwards with the excerpt…
ELEMENTARY: THE GHOST LINE
Watson thought about waiting for the right moment to cut in, but quickly realized that, actually, the right moment would never come. She moved to the desk and waved her phone at Holmes, in case that would get his attention.
It didn't.
"Captain Gregson," said Holmes. Still staring at the screen, he held one finger up in the air toward Watson while he continued to type single-handedly. Watson raised an eyebrow.
"Yes," she said. "He's picking me up at seven to go to the museum gala. But he also wanted me to double check that you're sure you don't want to go with me instead."
Holmes snickered but he kept his nose an inch away from his screen. "Captain Gregson is a mighty intellect among the detective class," he said, now typing again with both hands. "He'll be a more than adequate assistance at the exhibition's grand gala opening, and I dare say his well-calibrated features will look rather more at home in black tie than my own. Rest assured, you will make the most elegant undercover couple." He stopped typing and turned to face Watson. He swayed slightly on his chair, as though he were a little drunk, but Watson recognized the body language—the haptic communication as Holmes himself would have described it. He was up to something.
Watson lifted one arm to her hip. "'Well-calibrated'?"
Holmes pursed his lips. "Perhaps reminiscent of an older Jason Priestley."
"Jason Priestley?"
"But older," said Holmes. "Much, much older."
Watson sighed and let her arm drop. "Okay," she said. This was turning into one of those conversations.
"And besides," Holmes continued, confirming Watson's earlier unspoken suspicion, "I have my own little covert investigation to organize."
Watson frowned. "Gregson also said he smoothed things over with New York City Water Board. Apparently they weren't too impressed with us entering one of their pumping stations without proper permission."
"Ha!" said Holmes, turning back to the screen and resuming his online discussion. "Liam Macnamara's killer likewise entered the station without permission. Perhaps, once he is apprehended, the Water Board can send a stern reprimand to him at Sing Sing."
"But shouldn't the NYPD be working with the Water Board anyway to check out that tunnel?"
"No need," said Holmes. "I have that matter in hand even as we speak. Well, even as you speak at me while I try to further our investigation."
Watson ignored the jibe, and pointed her phone at the computer. Holmes hadn't stopped typing even as he spoke to her. "So what are you doing? Reaching out to Everyone again?"
At this, Holmes stopped work, withdrawing his hands from the keyboard like he'd been burnt. "In this particular instance, no," he said. Then he pushed his chair out from the desk, and gestured not to the dark website on his primary display, but to the tablet computer sitting on its stand next to it. Watson walked around the desk and lifted the tablet to get a better look.
The device showed a map—it was recognizably Manhattan, but it was old, a scan of an historic document. Watson slid the image around with her fingers, then zoomed in on a spot. There were some streets labeled, but they were sketchy, a ghostly overlay across a series of darker parallel lines that didn't seem to obey the grid system that covered most of the island. Swiping sideways revealed another map, equally old and faded, and there was the echo of a rubber stamp across one corner that said received january 1899. This map was not of the entire island of Manhattan, but just an area encompassing Hell's Kitchen and, to the north, Lincoln Square. As with the first map, the streets were overlaid with a twisting maze of dark lines.
Holmes craned his neck, trying to see the tablet from his seat. Watson glanced sideways at him.
"These aren't street maps of Manhattan. Or subway maps."
Holmes nodded. "Very astute. The New York City subway system wasn't opened until 1904." He raised himself up a little and reached over to the tablet, swiping sideways to show a third map. This was still a scan, but much newer. There was a large legend in the bottom corner, providing a key for the various bold lines, each labeled with letters and numbers. The date on this map was 1936.
"These are maps of New York City's sewer systems," said Holmes. "Or rather, the sewer and wastewater network as it existed up to the early part of the twentieth century."
Watson went to hand him back the tablet, then she paused, holding it a few inches from his outstretched hand. A sinking feeling was rapidly developing somewhere near her diaphragm.
"Wait—this is your covert investigation? You're going to go looking in the sewers yourself?"
"Your deduction is correct, Watson."
Watson surrendered the tablet. "But these maps are antiques. Don't you have something more recent?"
Holmes shook his head. "'Antique' is one word to describe them," he said. "Another word is 'useless.'" He looked up at his partner. "Since 9/11 it is difficult, if not impossible, to get current maps of the sewer network. It is considered a security risk of the highest magnitude."
"That makes sense, I guess. Could you put in a request through Captain Gregson?"
"I could, but that would involve forms and red tape and official requests in triplicate and would take weeks, if not longer. That is time we simply do not have. A man's body is already cooling somewhere in a city morgue. We must act, and act now."
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Larry R. (Buzz) Wood Jr.
lwood@blankrome.com
CHAIR, WILMINGTON OFFICE
Buzz Wood has spent his career helping clients in a wide variety of litigation matters. Whether obtaining an early dismissal for a defendant or an award of damages for a corporate plaintiff, Buzz deploys effective strategies crafted to effectuate his client's specific objectives. And, recognizing the importance of value, Buzz routinely uses and proposes creative billing arrangements tailored to align with the client's objectives for the specific matter. Some of the areas in which Buzz has successfully assisted his clients include:
complex business issues, including breach of contract, breach of representations and warranties in M&A transactions, fraud, and other business torts
intellectual property issues, including misappropriation of trade secrets and non-competes
employment issues, including discrimination and wrongful termination
Delaware shareholder/corporate issues, including breach of fiduciary duty, appraisal, books and records requests, and minority shareholder oppression
class and collective action issues
Recent engagements include:
obtaining a dismissal with prejudice in Delaware's Court of Chancery of a putative shareholder class action filed against Directors alleging breach of fiduciary duty in a merger transaction
obtaining a significant monetary recovery for a global chemical company in an International Centre for Dispute Resolution arbitration
defeating injunctive relief sought against a global healthcare business in New York
obtaining dismissal of discrimination, harassment, and other employment-related claims in California federal court for a global pharmaceutical services company
After law school, Buzz clerked in a Delaware trial court and then in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, worked as a public defender and litigated in a boutique litigation practice.
Buzz is passionate about historic preservation, and regularly represents the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Preservation Pennsylvania, and various other state and local preservation organizations on a pro bono basis to protect our nation's historic resources. Some of the historic treasures Buzz has helped to save are the Dream Garden, Camp Security, Philadelphia Lazaretto, and Pennhurst.
Delaware Corporate Litigation
Whistleblower Complaints
Trade Secret Protection, Employee Defection, and Unfair Competition
Class & Collective Actions
Class Action Defense
A global industrial gas business, as a plaintiff in an acquisition agreement dispute involving contractual and tort claims in International Centre for Dispute Resolution arbitration forum.
Director defendants, in a shareholder class action quasi-appraisal breach of fiduciary duty action in the aviation industry client (Kahn v. Stern, et al., 2017 Del. Ch. LEXIS 158 (Del. Ch. Aug. 28, 2017)).
A global technology business, in a New Jersey contract dispute.
Breach of contract and tort action for global lighting manufacturer as a plaintiff in a stock purchase agreement dispute in the Delaware Court of Chancery (Osram Sylvania, Inc. v. Townsend Ventures, LLC, 2013 Del. Ch. LEXIS 281 (Del. Ch. Nov. 19, 2013)).
New York Asset acquisition dispute as a plaintiff for a large mining exploration company (Alliance Industries, Inc. v. Longyear Holdings, Inc., 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 25743 (W.D.N.Y. Feb. 26, 2012)).
A company, in an activist shareholder challenge to Bylaw provisions under Delaware law (AB Value Partners, LP v. Kreisler Mfg. Corp., 2014 Del. Ch. LEXIS 264 (Del. Ch. Dec. 16, 2014)).
A large education e-commerce company, in a business tort dispute in Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas.
A minority shareholder, in breach of fiduciary duty action seeking the appointment of a custodian and other relief under Pennsylvania law.
A large health information technology company, defending in breach of contract action.
Pursuing breach of contract claims for global industrial and medical gas company (Air Liquide Industrial U.S. LP v. Butterball, LLC, 2013 US District LEXIS 93378 (E.D. Pa. July 3, 2013)).
Dismissal of putative class Independent Offices Appropriations Act (IOAA) and antitrust action for large tax preparation services company, affirmed on appeal (Byers v. Intuit, et al, 600 F.3d 286 (3d Cir. 2010)).
Injunction impounding restricted stock and favorable settlement of business purchase/separation claims pending in numerous federal and state courts.
Secured dismissal of discrimination, harassment and equal pay act claims for global pharmaceutical services company in California action (Banawis-Olila v. AmerisourceBergen Corp., 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 67613 and 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 99756 (N.D. Cal. May 23 and July 29, 2016)).
Won defense judgment in retaliation and discrimination claims pending in New Jersey for global pharmaceutical services company (Spreter v. AmerisourceBergen Corp., 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 154561 (D.N.J. Oct. 31, 2014)).
Obtained dismissal with prejudice of FLSA, ERISA, and RICO collective and class action claims for a large healthcare organization in Pennsylvania, affirmed on appeal (Davis v. Abington Mem. Hospital, et al., 765 F.3d 236 (3d Cir. 2014)).
A global supplier of products, solutions, and services for industrial customers, in New Jersey Conscientious Employee Protection Act retaliation claim.
Global pharmaceutical services company, in Pennsylvania False Claims Act retaliation and age discrimination claims.
Won defense judgment and obtained decertification in collective and class age discrimination action for global industrial and medical gas company (Mitchell, et al v. MG Industries, Inc., et al., 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 48331 (E.D.Pa. June 9, 2009); 2011 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 113510 (E.D. Pa. Sept. 30, 2011)).
Obtained defense judgment for international staffing provider in employment/product liability action.
Secured defense judgment for major east coast utility in putative ERISA class action in Delaware relating to plan design and discrimination, affirmed on appeal (Charles v. Pepco Holdings, Inc., 314 Fed.Appx. 450 (3d Cir. 2008)).
Obtained dismissal of intentional discrimination claims involving large retail business (Pollard v. Wawa Food Market, 366 F.Supp.2d 247 (E.D.Pa. 2005)).
Defeated class certification and obtained summary judgment on equitable claim for large automobile finance company in a race discrimination action brought under Equal Credit Opportunity Act (Smith, et al. v. Chrysler Financial Co., 2004 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 28504 (D.N.J. Dec. 30, 2004)).
A large lighting solutions company in Delaware, in defense of patent Infringement claims.
Obtained dismissal in Delaware of misappropriation of trade secrets action (Raza v. Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc., 607 F. Supp. 2d 689 (D.Del. 2009)).
Achieved favorable settlement for a large health information technology company in Lanham Act unfair competition/false advertising claim.
Obtained injunction enforcing terms of noncompete agreement for a large manufacturing company.
Obtained injunction enforcing terms of noncompete agreement and decision that stock sale does not change identity of corporate employer for noncompete enforcement (Siemens Medical Solutions Health Services Corporation v. Carmelengo, 167 F. Supp. 2d 752 (E.D.Pa. 2001)).
Delaware 'Books and Records' Law Is Keeping up with Tech
Law360 April 4, 2019
Larry R. (Buzz) Wood Jr., Adam V. Orlacchio
Emerging Litigation and Employment Issues for In-House Counsel
Grant E. Buerstetta, Leigh Ann Buziak, Edward N. Cahn, Stephanie C. Chomentowski, Amy Joseph Coles, James T. Giles
Blank Rome Ranked in Lex Machina's Inaugural Top Trade Secret Law Firms List
Anthony B. Haller, Larry R. (Buzz) Wood Jr., Susan L. Bickley, Michael P. Broadhurst, Joseph G. Poluka
Appraisal, Quasi-Appraisal and Indemnification—Are Deals at Risk?
Delaware Business Court Insider May 30, 2018
Larry R. (Buzz) Wood Jr., Adam V. Orlacchio, Craig N. Haring
Appraisal, Quasi-Appraisal, and Indemnification—Are Deals at Risk?
Corporate Litigation May 2018 (No. 1)
Delaware Supreme Court Affirms Dismissal with Prejudice against Kreisler Manufacturing Corp.'s Directors
Larry R. (Buzz) Wood Jr., David A. Dorey, Adam V. Orlacchio, Craig N. Haring, Frederick D. Lipman, Yelena M. Barychev
Yelena M. Barychev, Jayme L. Butcher, Leigh Ann Buziak, Stephanie C. Chomentowski, Frank A. Dante, Michelle Ann Gitlitz
Fintech Alert: Will Delaware or California Adjudicate a $1 Billion Commercial Contract Dispute Related to a Cryptocurrency?
Corporate Litigation September 2017 (No. 3)
Michelle Ann Gitlitz, Larry R. (Buzz) Wood Jr., Craig N. Haring
Blank Rome Secures Early Dismissal for Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation in Delaware Court of Chancery
Susan L. Bickley, Kevin J. Bruno, Lisa M. Campisi, Dipu A. Doshi, Ariel S. Glasner, Brooke T. Iley
2008–2018, "Pennsylvania Super Lawyer" in Business Litigation, listed in Super Lawyers
Buzz recently served on the board and executive committee for the Foundation for Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and has also served as a board member of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts, co-chair of the Discrimination and Disability Law Subcommittee of the Federalist Society's national Labor and Employment Law Practice Group, and as co-chair for the Philadelphia Bar Association's Appellate Courts Committee.
United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
U.S. District Court - Eastern District of Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court - Delaware
U.S. District Court - Middle District of Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court - Western District of Michigan
United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Indiana University of PA, BA
Penn State University, Dickinson School of Law, JD
A description of the standard or methodology on which the accolades are based can be found here.


Three years later, it was time for a new episode. Back in 2010, Congress listened to some climate-denial rants, counted votes, and decided to do absolutely nothing about climate change; this year on Capitol Hill, the magic continues.
Also in 2010, the Obama administration released an estimate of "the social cost of carbon"` (SCC) – that is, the value of the damages done by emission of one more ton of carbon dioxide. Calculated by an anonymous task force that held no public hearings and had no office, website, or named participants, the SCC was released without fanfare as, literally, Appendix 15A to a Department of Energy regulation on energy efficiency standards for small motors.
This year, the Obama administration updated the SCC calculation. The update was done by an anonymous task force that held no public hearings, and had no office, website, or named participants. It first appeared as – yes! – Appendix 16A to a Department of Energy regulation on energy efficiency standards for microwave ovens.
Something has to change in a sequel (unless it's in Congress); this year's SCC number is bigger. For a ton of CO2 emitted this year, the estimated damages were bumped up from $25 in the 2010 calculation to about $40 in the revised version (all in today's dollars). Since the SCC is used in the administration's cost-benefit evaluations of new regulations, a bigger number means stronger arguments for energy efficiency and conservation standards. That's the good news.
The bad news is that behind the veil of secrecy, the same nonsensical methodology was used both times. In 2010 and again in 2013, the anonymous task force members decided to apply three simple models, PAGE, DICE, and FUND, to five emissions scenarios from other models. The average of these results is the SCC.
The administration's SCC increased because the models have been revised, and the latest versions of all three yield larger SCC values. Most of the increase comes from changes in PAGE, which now includes much greater estimates of certain climate risks.
It's nice that three modelers have increased their SCC estimates. But why should the U.S. government adopt a policy of turning over its judgment about the severity of the climate problem to them? There are critiques of the task force's use of the three chosen models, and proposals for other approaches to calculation of the SCC, available in the research literature. One journal published a special issue on the SCC, inspired by questions about the 2010 calculation. Did the anonymous task force thoughtfully consider all these alternatives? Or did they just rush through an update of their previous work? As things stand now, we'll never know.
The task force did release summary descriptions of the changes in the models, which sound like incremental improvements. The biggest change could be the explicit and expanded treatment of sea-level rise.
Again, this is modestly good news: the anonymous task force believes in correcting algebra mistakes. Still missing, though, is any explanation of why Tol's model deserves to account for one-third of the U.S. government's SCC. In the same article, we pointed out that FUND uses dated and in some cases physically implausible information in estimating agricultural damages, which are a large part of the SCC.
In the bigger picture, what's missing is any defense of policymaking by anonymous task forces. Once upon a time, democracy was thought to include requirements of public notice of major decisions, sometimes followed by 90-day comment periods, and even agency responses to public comments. But that was so twentieth-century.
A whispered, informal defense of the no-comments approach is that, if the discussion was opened up to the public, climate deniers would take over and force elimination of the SCC altogether. As long as Congress acts like zero is an excellent estimate of climate damages, shouldn't we count our blessings and pledge allegiance to the anonymous task force and its chosen modelers? George Orwell wrote novels about this approach to government; they don't end well.
Democracy is hard, and doesn't always get the right answer – but it is a better way to live. Let's try it again, soon.
 The rarely-used full names of the models (with links to model descriptions) are: Policy Analysis of the Greenhouse Effect; Dynamic Integrated model of Climate and the Economy; and Climate Framework for Uncertainty, Negotiation and Distribution. Many critiques of this style of modeling are also available.
Frank Ackerman is Senior Economist at Synapse Energy Economics.
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Home » Governance » Faculty Governance
The Council of the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change (the "Faculty Council") – a committee of the Senate of York University – is the governing body that establishes policy and regulations in all Faculty matters, both directly and through its standing committees.
Rules & Procedures of Faculty Council
The Council of the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change is a committee of the Senate of York University, and is responsible for academic governance in areas defined by Senate (Rules of Senate, s. 8.3). Faculty Council is the governing body that establishes policy and regulations in all Faculty matters, both directly and through its standing committees. Faculty Council shall have the power to legislate on all matters of policy pertaining to the Faculty, and to establish standing and special committees and their terms of reference.
Subject to the approval of Senate, the Council shall function in accordance with these Rules and Procedures and such other rules, regulations, procedures, and policies as the Council may from time to time establish.
1. MEMBERSHIP
1.1 Membership of Faculty Council shall be composed of the following, all of whom shall have the right to vote unless otherwise specified:
the Dean and Associate Deans
all full-time faculty members, including the Chair and Vice-Chair of Council, and cross-appointed faculty
two contract faculty members, while holding appointments in the Faculty
one student from each undergraduate degree program (if no representative is elected from a particular undergraduate degree program, that vacancy may be filled by a representative from another undergraduate degree program)
one student from each graduate degree program (if no representative is elected from a particular graduate degree program, that vacancy may be filled by a representative from another graduate degree program)
the Executive Officer (ex officio)
two staff members (YUSA)
the Secretary of Council (non-voting)
1.2 The following officers of the University are ex officio members of Council, without the right to vote:
the President and Vice-Chancellor
the Vice President Academic and Provost
the Chair of Senate
the Secretary of Senate
2. OFFICERS
2.1 The officers of Council and their respective duties, are as follows:
2.1.1 Chair. The Chair of Faculty Council presides over all regular and special meetings of Council. While presiding, the Chair shall maintain order and decorum in Council proceedings, in accordance with basic principles of collegial governance. The Chair acts as the official spokesperson for Council. The Chair shall serve on such committees and in such capacity as is specified below (see s. 10 "Standing Committees").
2.1.2 Vice-Chair. The Vice-Chair of Council presides over Council meetings in the absence of the Chair, or when the Council moves into Committee of the Whole. In the event that the Chair is temporarily incapacitated or otherwise unable to carry out their responsibilities, the Vice-Chair shall fulfil this role. Where the position of Chair becomes vacant prior to the end of the normal term, the Vice-Chair shall fill this position and a new Vice-Chair elected. The Vice-Chair is identified as the Chief Teller and Chief Returning Officer for all elections.
2.1.3 Secretary. The Secretary of Council attends all meetings of Council and prepares minutes of all proceedings. The Secretary is responsible for the proper maintenance of Council's records, as well as its correspondence.
2.2 The Chair and Vice-Chair shall each be elected for a two-year term by Council from among its members according to such procedures as it may establish, and they may be re-elected. The Dean shall appoint an administrative staff member to serve as the Secretary in a non-voting capacity.
3. MEETINGS
3.1 Quorum: A quorum of Faculty Council shall consist of the Chair or Vice-Chair of Council and ten voting members, a majority of whom must be full-time faculty members. If both the Chair and Vice-Chair are present, the latter shall count as one of the ten voting members.
3.1.1 If Council or any of its standing or special committees is unable to perform its duties due to lack of quorum, and if pending business before Council or said committee is deemed urgent, the Chair may refer it to the Executive and Planning Committee for resolution.
3.2 Regular Meetings: Regular meetings of Faculty Council shall be held once every calendar month, from September to May inclusive.
3.2.1 Notice of meetings shall be sent six days in advance and shall also be posted at that time.
3.2.2 Meetings shall adjourn after ninety minutes or earlier, unless a two-thirds majority votes in favour of a motion to continue the meeting.
3.3 Special Meetings: A special meeting must be called by the Chair at the written request of five members of Faculty Council. Notice must be given to members of Faculty Council six business days prior to the date set, and notice shall also be posted at that time. A special meeting of Council may deal only with business specified in the notice.
3.4 All meetings of Faculty Council and its committees shall be open to non-members within York University; they may not vote, nor may they take part in deliberations. However, the Chair may invite certain non-members to attend Council; such guests may speak, but they may not vote.
3.4.1 A meeting of Faculty Council or its committees may be closed in whole or in part by a simple majority vote of members present and voting. The reasons for such closing shall be recorded in the minutes.
3.5 Audio and Visual Recording: Audio or visual recordings of Council meetings, sharing or distribution of such recordings, whether live or through audio or video streaming, are not permitted except with the agreement of the Chair.
4. ORDER OF BUSINESS
Unless otherwise specified in the notice of meeting, the usual order of business for meetings of Faculty Council shall be:
Remarks from the Chair
Communications and Inquiries
Notice of New Business
Minutes of Previous Meeting
Business Arising from the Minutes
Reports of the Dean and Associate Deans
Reports of Standing Committees
New Business (for which notice has been given)
5. NEW BUSINESS
5.1 A member may bring a matter before Council by asking the Executive and Planning Committee through the Secretary to add the matter as new business to the agenda for the following Faculty Council meeting. If such notice has not been given, the Chair shall entertain a request to include new business subject to majority consent of members present without discussion.
6. CONDUCT OF MEETINGS
6.1 Members wishing to speak must first be recognized by the Chair, and all remarks shall be addressed to the Chair.
6.2 Members may speak only once to a question, and for no more than five minutes. A member who wishes to speak more than once or for more than five minutes may do so with permission of the Chair.
6.3 When a question is under debate, no motion shall be received by the Chair except for one of the following purposes:
To adjourn Council
To adjourn the debate
To put the question
To refer the matter to an appropriate committee
To amend
6.3.1 A motion to adjourn Council or the debate is always in order. No member may speak to such a motion for more than three minutes. A motion to refer to an appropriate committee, unless it is defeated, precludes amendments to the main question. The Chair may request that a motion be put in writing before being debated or put and may call a brief recess for it to be prepared.
7. VOTING
7.1 Voting in Council meetings shall be limited to those members of the Council who are present at the time a vote is taken.
7.1.1 For voting purposes under normal circumstances, members must be physically present at Council meetings. When Council meetings are held electronically under emergency provisions, members must be connected to the session at the time of meeting proceedings by means defined by the Chair of Council, with particulars of said meeting being provided by the Secretary.
7.2 Except as otherwise provided in these rules and procedures (e.g., section 11) or in the Council's general parliamentary authority (section 8), a motion shall be decided by a majority vote of the members present and voting.
7.3 The Vice-Chair may vote on any motion.
7.4 In the event of a tie, the motion is defeated. The Chair may vote to break a tie.
7.5 The usual method of voting shall be by show of hands. However, a count of the vote may be recorded at the request of the Chair or any member.
8. GENERAL PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY
Unless otherwise specified, Council will follow the latest edition of Bourinot's Rules of Order for parliamentary procedures.
9. RULES GOVERNING COMMITTEES
9.1 Unless otherwise specified, quorum for committees shall be three voting members.
9.2 Unless otherwise specified, all committee members may vote.
9.3 The usual term of service on a committee shall be two years.
9.4 Committees may establish and appoint such subcommittees as they deem necessary to carry out their duties.
10. STANDING COMMITTEES
10.1 The standing committees of Faculty Council are as follows:
Undergraduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee
Graduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee
Tenure and Promotions Committee
Equity Committee
10.2 Executive and Planning Committee
10.2.1 Terms of Reference: The Executive and Planning Committee shall be responsible for:
Establishing term-of-Council priorities
Directing the flow of Council business
Reviewing and approving the agenda of Faculty Council
Maintaining oversight of the work of Council committees
Overseeing the nomination and election of Council committee membership
Resolution of urgent business left pending due to lack of quorum by Council or one of its committees (as per section 3.1.1)
Such other powers and duties as may from time to time be determined by the Council including the conduct of the business of the Council during the Summer term between meetings of the Council as Summer Authority.
Conducting searches for subcommittees to make recommendations of appointment for all full-time academic hiring. Committee membership may supplement its membership with such additional or alternative members as it deems necessary to include for each search, and shall include an Affirmative Action & Equity representative, and ensure appropriate expertise.
10.2.2 Membership: The members of the Executive and Planning Committee shall be as follows:
Faculty Council Chair and Vice-Chair
The Graduate and Undergraduate Program Directors
One representative from the Equity Committee
One faculty member-at-large
One PhD graduate student, one Master's student and one undergraduate student
The Director of the Office of Student and Academic Services
Secretary (staff, non-voting)
10.3 Undergraduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee
10.3.1 Terms of Reference: Working in close consultation with undergraduate academic programs, the Undergraduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee shall be responsible for reporting and making recommendations to Council on all matters relating to undergraduate curriculum and academic policy and planning. The committee shall ensure that Senate-mandated academic policies and procedures are adhered to. Its functions shall include:
Review of all proposals to create or modify undergraduate courses or programs, or to close existing programs
Oversight of academic honesty, petitions, and appeals procedures at the undergraduate level
Review procedures for undergraduate recruitment
Allocation of undergraduate-level student awards
10.3.2 Membership: The members of the Undergraduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee are as follows:
Associate Dean Teaching and Learning (ex officio, non-voting)
Undergraduate Program Director (Chair, non-voting)
Undergraduate Degree Program Coordinators
Two faculty members-at-large
One student representative from each undergraduate program
One PhD student representative
One representative from the Communications Committee
Two staff members
Administrative Assistant (staff, non-voting)
10.4 Graduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee
10.4.1 Terms of Reference: Working in close consultation with graduate academic programs, the Graduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee shall be responsible for reporting and making recommendations to Council on all matters relating to graduate curriculum and academic policy and planning. The committee shall ensure that Senate-mandated academic policies and procedures are adhered to in all areas pertaining to graduate curriculum and programming. Its functions shall include:
Review of all proposals to create or modify graduate courses or programs, or to close existing programs.
Oversight of academic honesty, petitions, and appeals procedures at the graduate level
Review procedures for graduate recruitment and admissions
Allocation of graduate-level student awards
10.4.2 Membership: The members of the Graduate Pedagogy, Academic Standards, and Awards Committee are as follows:
Two full-time faculty members (one Geography appointment and one Environmental Studies appointment)
Graduate Program Directors (Co-chairs; non-voting)
Associate Dean Research, Graduate Programs, and Global Affairs (ex officio, non-voting)
Graduate Degree Program Coordinators
One representative of the Equity Committee
One staff member
Four graduate student representatives (two each from Geography and Environmental Studies degree programs)
10.5 Tenure and Promotions Committee
10.5.1 Terms of Reference: The Tenure and Promotions Committee is the primary adjudicating committee for all applications for tenure or promotion within the Faculty. As such, it makes the principal substantive assessment and recommendation on candidates' tenure and/or promotion. It is also responsible for formulating and periodically reviewing unit-level tenure and promotion standards. When exercising the function of a tenure and promotion adjudicating committee, quorum shall be a minimum of six full-time faculty members, a majority of whom shall have tenure.
10.5.2 Membership: The members of the Tenure and Promotions Committee are as follows:
Six full-time faculty members, the majority of whom shall have tenure
One undergraduate and one graduate student representative
10.6 Equity Committee
10.6.1 Terms of Reference: The responsibilities of the Equity Committee are as follows:
Identify and raise equity issues to ensure that all members of the Faculty fulfill their commitment to equity
Provide advice to Council and committees and faculty members on equity dimensions of their work, including developing proposals to enhance equity in the Faculty for Council approval, as appropriate
Provide advice to Council and committees on equity dimensions of their work
Each Equity Committee member (faculty, staff, and/or student) shall normally sit on one other Council committee, so that each committee shall have one representative from the Equity Committee.
10.6.2 Membership: The members of the Equity Committee are as follows:
Three full-time faculty members, one of whom shall serve as co-Chair
Three staff members, one of whom shall serve as co-Chair
One YUFA steward (ex officio, non-voting)
One YUSA steward (ex officio, non-voting)
10.7 Research Committee
10.7.1 Terms of Reference: The Research Committee is responsible for enhancing, promoting, and supporting research in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change. It is responsible for making recommendations to Council in all areas pertaining to research and research policy as follows:
Recommend research-related policy matters to Faculty Council and the Dean's office
Engage in continual short- and long-term planning around strategies, goals, publications, and other approaches that strengthen a dynamic and collaborative research culture, including external relations and global affairs
Adjudicate faculty research grants
Review Risk Assessment and Human Participants Research applications for activities associated with unfunded research and research involving minimal risk
Provide advice to the Dean on faculty research-related awards, particularly prestigious awards
10.7.2 Membership: The members of the Research Committee are as follows:
Associate Dean Research, Graduate Studies, and Global Affairs (ex officio, non-voting)
EUC Representative on Senate Academic, Policy, Planning and Research Committee
Three full-time faculty members
Three students (one undergraduate, two graduate)
Research Officer
11. AMENDMENT OF THE RULES AND PROCEDURES
These rules and procedures may be amended in a duly called and constituted Faculty Council meeting by a two-thirds vote of those present, provided that the written motion to amend has been distributed with the meeting call.


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"This brown rice pilaf is seasoned with onion, celery, raisins, fresh ginger, cumin, coriander, black pepper, and soy sauce."
Bring brown rice, chicken broth, butter, and bay leaf to a boil in a saucepan over high heat. Reduce heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer until the rice is tender, 45 to 50 minutes; discard bay leaf.
Meanwhile, heat the vegetable oil in a skillet over medium-high heat. Stir in onion and ginger; cook and stir until the onion begins to brown on the edges, about 3 minutes. Stir in the cumin and coriander, then stir in the celery and raisins. Reduce heat to medium, and cook until the celery becomes tender, about 5 minutes. Once ready, stir the onion mixture into the cooked rice along with the soy sauce; season to taste with pepper.
Sweet, spicy and very hearty. Didn't have celery...used walnuts. Didn't have soy sauce...used teriyaki. Didn't have coriander...did without.
This was very good. I used leftover rice that had been cooked with water rather than broth and it still tasted great. I had to add a little salt.
The spices and the flavors throughout the dish are so satisfying. This is a great dish for an everyday meal or an elegant dinner for two.
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Hell's Highway may refer to:

 a nickname for Highway 69 during the Second World War Operation Market Garden
 Hell's Highway (1932 film), a crime film
 Hell's Highway (2002 film), a horror film
 Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway, a 2008 videogame by Ubisoft based on Operation Market Garden
 Hell's Highway, a 1983 board game by Victory Games, based on Operation Market Garden, see List of board wargames
 Hell's Highway, a 1983 video game by Avalon Hill, see List of Avalon Hill games
 Hell's Highway: The True Story of Highway Safety Films, a 2002 documentary film by Bret Wood
 Violent Road, a 1958 film also known as Hell's Highway

See also
 Highway to Hell (disambiguation)
 Highway Thru Hell, Canadian reality TV show
 Saskatchewan Highway 35, the "Highway from Hell"


The 28th Internal Combustion Engine Symposium was held in Fukuoka. There were over 420 participants from automobile manufacturers, automotive components manufacturers and research institutes. I have believed that the participants have obtained the new direction for engine system from the plenary lectures, forum, many presentations and discussions in general sessions. There were 10 papers form Gasoline combustion team in SI engine, Knocking, Ignition/Combustion and Measurement/Diagnostics sessions.


When she suggested the idea, Kate never thought she would actually be the one ending up having to play the fake fiancé for her boss. But here she was, flying back to Greece on the arms of her hot steamy Greek boss, Nikos Callis.
Between juggling her new role as Nick's fiancé and fighting to keep her true feelings under wrapped, would her boss actually end up viewing her as more than just his very efficient PA?


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Those were the days my friends
By Terry Owen
It all started nearly 60 years ago, my undying love of Leeds Utd. I am 70 years old next birthday and before I leave to play for Eternity Utd. in Div.1 of Heaven League, I hope and believe I shall see us back where we belong. I am talking Europe here, not just Premiership.
Living in the Wakefield area, in our village the only two people with a motor car were the Undertaker and the 'poor' Farmer. So it was easier for my father to take me by bus to Huddersfield, rather than by train & bus to Elland Rd (so he told me and I believed him). Town had a good centre forward in Jimmy Glazzard and I also watched Stanley Matthews when Blackpool visited. I remember the half-time ritual of going down to the front, to buy a hot pie from the tray bearers, who came around the pitch during the interval. We used to applaud the visiting players if they showed exceptional skill, not scream obscenities like today. Leeds were of course in a lower league at that time.
For some reason, which time has erased from my memory, one Saturday dad had to visit Leeds, so he took me to Elland Rd. We stood on the kop, which was open to the elements, the grandstand coming much later. John Charles scored a hat-trick and I was hooked. In the United team that day, I remember Harold Brook, Granville Hair, Albert Nightingale and little Georgie Meek. The only times I ever visited Leeds Rd. again was as an away fan. Our world fell apart, life would never be the same again when 'Big John' was sold to Juventus. Although he eventually came back, he was never the same player, Italy had the best of him. I remember his first match back was away at Stoke, I went to hail the kings return.
One proud moment came in 1958 when our skipper and right-half (midfielder to the young ones) Wilbur Cush went to the World Cup finals in Sweden, representing Ireland. By 1963/4 promotion season I was a learner driver and after working all week, would get my practice by driving to most away matches. My friends and I would arrive early to find a decent pub. We would spend a wonderful couple of hours, talking to the other teams supporters and more often than not be invited back to the pub after the game. This was of course 3 years before the minister of transport (Barbara Castle) in her wisdom, brought in the breathalyser. Although I was supposed to be driving under instruction, many is the time I would drive the 2 or 3 hours home, with my 3 passengers fast asleep. The 1964/5 season saw us going to Wembley, only to lose after extra-time. This bitter blow came after losing the league title on goal difference. That could not happen now (unless some new owners have Billions to spare). We set off at midnight to drive to Wembley. Before anyone says "we used to have a car like that" let me remind you that this was before the days of motorways. I recall finding a pub at lunchtime, no Tetley pump, so we ordered the local horrible flat 'Fullers London Pride', at the bar for the second round, the guy next to me knocked over his pint and I quipped "you lucky sod, I've got to drink mine" He did not seem to understand the Northern humour.
So came the 'Revie years' and Europe, when we were robbed in Athens by a referee who was later found guilty and never officiated again. Also robbed in Paris with the disallowed goal. There was also of course some great victories that are well documented. A question for you readers, about our first competitive European game, which was against Torino at home. The question is, who was our No.9? The answer is at the end (no cheating now) I cannot let this European passage go without saying R.I.P. Kevin & Chris. A word about our Goalkeeper at that time. Gary Sprake is mostly remembered for a few mistakes, especially at Liverpool where he was labelled 'Careless Hands' by the witty scousers. I have always said in his defence that Gary was one of the most talented goalkeepers I have ever seen. (236 clean sheets for Leeds Utd.) People forgot the times when nearly all the 90 mins took place in or around our penalty box and we escaped with a 0-1 away victory. Also at that time, he was keeper for Wales, who were about as good then as they are now and he saved them from defeat on many occasions. Peter Ridsdale, probably rightly so, took a lot of stick for our subsequent demise, but lets not forget that the Finance Director was one Alan Leighton who later moved on to run the Post Office, they have been leaking money and closing down branches ever since, and David O'leary wasn't entirely blameless.
Running out of space, I will leave alone memories of recent years and can only hope our younger readers will also have some wonderful times to think about, when they are in god's waiting room. Oh yes! the answer to the question, Revie thought that Torino would have sent a scout who would note our style of play, especially our centre forward Alan Peacock, who was a brilliant header of the ball. So when the teams came out, all our players had different numbers on their backs, to try and confuse the updated opposition. So our no. 9 that night was full back Terry Cooper.
M.O.T.
Karl McMichael
Absolute class piece ..... lets hope you don't have to go to that heaven league in the near future !
Excellent post, really enjoyed reading it.. Some good memories and very funny MOT
Very good piece. I am only 60 so I never saw John Charles play - imagine him in the great Revie teams. Totally agree on Gary.
Keith Ellis
Marvellous piece ! Such a change from the normal posts we get.
trueyorxman
Give us more memories Terry, they will cheer me up as I sit listening to the game on Saturday. Good old days indeed
IMMENSELY ENJOYABLE LOOK FORWARD TO MORE MEMORIES OF THE DAYS BEFORE THE 1970s
terrrrrrrr
You are in front of me by just seven years. I remember watching John Charles play. I remember him fearlessly diving at about knee level in the oppos penalty area to try to score a goal, and the gasp of the crowd as he did it.
An excellent piece, really enjoyed reading it.
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Scientists from Russia, China and the United States predicted and have now experimentally identified new uranium hydrides, predicting superconductivity for some of them. The results of their study were published in Science Advances.
The highest temperature superconductors operate at -183° C, and, therefore require constant cooling. In 2015, a rare sulfur hydride (H3S) set a new high-temperature superconductivity record of -70 °C , although at pressures as high as 1,500,000 atm.
A group of physicists led by Professor Artem R. Oganov predicted that much lower pressures of about 50,000 atmospheres can produce 14 new uranium hydrides, of which only one, UH3, has been known to date. They include compounds rich in hydrogens, such as UH7 and UH8, that the scientists also predicted to be superconducting. Many of these compounds were then obtained in the experiments conducted by the teams of Professor Alexander Goncharov at the U.S. Carnegie Institution of Washington (USA) and the Institute of Solid State Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The calculations suggest that the highest-temperature superconductor is UH7, which displays superconducting capability at -219° C – a temperature level that can be increased further by doping.