Man, I have been putting this one off for months! We have made breads, buns, biscuits, pancakes, waffles, and now bagels and I realized I've never posted a recipe for a sourdough starter itself. Now I can finally share with you some other recipes, but it all starts with this sourdough starter!
Another important bit of information: use filtered, warm water because using regular tap water will usually contain chlorine or fluoride, which inhibit and kill yeast growth. No bueno!
OK, back to the starter. The starter (or sometimes called a sponge) is a flour and water mixture that contains the yeast used to rise the bread. See, wild yeast are present in all flour and the air. Creating your own starter to use for sourdough baking is easy and I will explain how here. Now, I wish I had an actual Boudin Sourdough starter, or one from San Francisco, but have made my own over the years.
The interesting trick is to use potato water. Yep, potato water, although plain water will work, too. Potato water is the water that potatoes have been boiled in. The potatoes release their starch into the water as they cook. The potato water can then be used as a substitute for plain water and it makes your bread super moist. I've also heard of using pineapple juice. There are all sorts out there, but here is my version.
To make potato water, wash and peel 2 to 3 potatoes. Cut into cubes and add to pot. Cover with water and boil for about 10-15 minutes or until potatoes are soft. Drain potato water into a liquid measuring cup. Let cool to warm before using in your recipe. Use cooked potatoes for another use.
Mix the two parts flour to one part water along with salt, honey and stir together in a clean and sterile container (use only glass, glazed ceramic or crockery to hold your starter. No metal or plastic) that can hold two quarts. Loosely cover the container with a light dish cloth or flour sack and let it sit in a warm, draft-free place. 85°F is ideal. Temperatures hotter than 100° or so will kill the yeast. The mixture should bubble as it ferments. I usually place the container on roasting pan to collect any overspill.
Let it sit out (at room temperature) for 2 to 3 days, stirring it once a day. I feed it another two parts flour to one part water and stir again on the second day. The starter is ready when it develops a pleasant sour smell and looks bubbly. Once your starter starts bubbling, you can then use it for a batch of pancakes, bread, bagels or store for later use in the refrigerator.
See the jar above on the right with the thin layer of yellow liquid? That's hooch. In sourdough starters, hooch is a light liquid that is thrown off by a sourdough starter if it is neglected and not fed properly. Bad Kevin, bad! The jar on the left is an example of a new, healthy, fed sourdough starter. It's difficult to bring the one on the right back to life, so be good to your starter and feed it regularly and bake! If that's all I had, I would pour off the hooch and add flour and water to revive. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
As a rule of thumb when using a starter you always need to feed and replenish it. It's not difficult. Think of it this way, what ever you take out, say 1 cup of starter, needs to be replaced with 1 cup flour and 3/4 cup water. Why 3/4 cup water? Because you need to feed it approximately equal weights of flour and water, not amounts.
So if you're making the pancakes below your going to need 1/4 cup sourdough starter, which means after you take that out of your starter container, mix back in 1/4 cup flour and almost the same amount of water. Stir to mix in thoroughly and allow to sit, lightly covered until bubbly and fermented. Refrigerate for another sourdough recipe.
There is one guy out there who to me is King of Sourdough and his site Breadtopia is packed with incredible, valuable information with how-to, step-by-step videos on sourdough. He is definitely my go to guy for any questions because yeasts and bread are temperamental – bread making is an art after all! Now for those of you who don't want to go through this sourdough starter process, you can go to his site and purchase a live culture for sourdough starter.
Another note: Never add more new flour and water to LESS starter.
Example being you have a starter in the refrigerator and it is about 2 1/2 cups total. Your recipe calls for 2 cups of starter. You should not add 2 cups of flour and 1 1/2 cups of water back in to replenish the remaining 1/2 cup of starter. You should always have at least the same amount that you are adding to, follow me? If you do not, you need to build it back up by matching amounts. So you would add 1/2 cup flour and a little less of a 1/2 cup of water. Stir and let it ferment and then do it again, but with 1 cup of flour and 3/4 cup of water and so on. Tedious, but worth it if you want the same sourdough starter strain.
Also, to test if your starter is strong enough to bake with, meaning there's enough yeast activity to leaven a loaf of bread, drop a bit of it in a glass of room temperature water. If it floats to the top of the water it's really active, if it sinks it's not, and another round of feeding it needs to be done. Otherwise just add a package of dry yeast (follow package directions) if you like to your recipe. What we are making is a starter of sourdough with natural active yeast in it.
"In addition to flour, water, and yeast, your starter also contains bacteria. When these bacteria feed on the sugars in flour, they produce acidic by-products. This is what gives sourdough its sour taste.
I hope you've learned something here. It's information I've gathered over the years and I hope it's useful. It may seem like a lot to remember, but after you do this a couple times it becomes second nature.
So, if you do not have a starter, here is a recipe. Remember this is a starter, which means some of this total mixture is stored in a jar and kept in the refrigerator for the next batch, a continuation if fed properly.
For some incredible sourdough pancakes, keep reading and after making your starter, you'll be making these pancakes for breakfast!
The sourdough starter (or sometimes called a sponge) is a flour and water mixture that contains the yeast used to rise the bread.
Let it sit out (at room temperature) for 2 to 3 days, stirring it once a day. I feed it the other 1 cup flour and 1/2 cup of water and stir again on the second day. The starter is ready when it develops a pleasant sour smell and looks bubbly. Once your starter starts bubbling, you can then use it for a batch of pancakes, bread, bagels or store for later use in the refrigerator.
Feed starter every 2 weeks. If you have more starter and need to feed it discard down to 1 to 2 cups or you will soon start having quite a bit of starter. To 1 cup of starter add 1 cup flour and 3/4 cup warm water (105° to 115°F). Double it to feed 2 cups of starter. Build it up per recipe use.
1. Potato water is the water that potatoes have been boiled in. The potatoes release their starch into the water as they cook. The potato water can then be used as a substitute for plain water and it makes your bread super moist.
To make potato water, wash and peel 1 large potato. Cut into cubes and add to pot. Cover with water and boil for about 10 minutes or until potato is soft. Drain potato water into a liquid measuring cup. Let cool to warm before using in your recipe. Use cooked potato for another use.
I was first introduced to sourdough pancakes by my mother-in-law Shirley. They are amazing and the tangy flavor and browned bits on the edges combined with the melted butter and maple syrup make one incredible breakfast.
You will need the sourdough starter described above. As a rule of thumb when using a starter you always need to feed and replenish it. It's not difficult. Think of it this way, what ever you take out, needs to be replaced with equal weights of flour and water. So for 1 cup of starter you need to feed back 1 cup flour and 3/4 cup water. Why 3/4 cup water? Because you need to feed it approximately equal weights of flour and water, not amounts.
So if you're making these pancakes you're going to need 1/4 cup sourdough starter, which means after you take that out of your starter container, mix back in 1/4 cup flour and almost the same amount of water. Stir to mix in thoroughly and allow to sit, lightly covered until bubbly and fermented. Refrigerate for another sourdough recipe.
So make sourdough pancakes often and keep your starter alive!
Prep time does not include the overnight sourdough starter mix to do it's thing. In the morning just add other ingredients and make those pancakes!
In a bowl mix together the starter, flour and water. Cover loosely and let stand overnight in a warm, draft free place. I place mine in the oven or microwave.
In the morning: Take out 3/4 cup to go back into the original starter jar.
To the new starter dough mixture that rose overnight add the pancake ingredients and mix thoroughly.
Turn the griddle on high and spray vegetable spray or add a bit of butter to the griddle.
Pour the sourdough pancake batter and bake on the griddle. Makes about 8-10 large or 24-30 dollar sized pancakes.
Also check out this great sourdough graphic courtesy of Ghergich & Co. and Fix who created an article and complementary graphic on sourdough bread. It covers how to make sourdough bread plus science-backed health benefits of eating it. For instance, research suggests that sourdough bread benefits our gut health because it contains probiotics.


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Interview to Bill Kaulitz by Peru.com
julio 17, 2015 Anabel
Tokio Hotel: "Our presentation in Perú will be a big party"
Why did you decide break the band in your best moment?
No, we didn't break, never we broke the band. We take a break after the "Humanoid" album. We were always together. We don't live together because we move out to America (my brother and I) but we were always in contact with the band.
Why did you decide to move out from Germany to Los Angeles?
In Germany everything was out of control. We could not to have a private life. We needed a place where we can find the peace, my brother and I. So we decided to move out to USA. This decision was the best, because I think that it's super necessary for us. In addition it help us in the creative way.
The media are part of this stress?
Of course, media, fans. Everything was out of control because some days we had 10 cars following us. Everything was crazy and we had to have security 24hours /day
Where do you find the name "King Of Suburbia?
We could be like the Kings of Suburbia on the place that we are from. This album es like our home. It's like a child feeling. I remember that like band, we created many songs and we thought that we were the kings of the universe. We felt very well for this. This album es like all, it return to us all of this feelings.
What's your favorite song of this album?
This is a difficult question because every song that we wrote has a story and always there is a feeling. But we are happy with all the songs.
How many songs you wrote for this album?
It's difficult to say because we wrote so many songs, we have many ideas. However, this album is a recompilation of the best songs that we create.
About your last clip "Feel it all" who has the idea.
This video was my idea, it was like a dream, a project. Furthermore this video is more like a film than a clip, and it's about the tragedy of the characters. A tragedy which was based in different films that I saw when I was young.
And the idea of "Love who loves you back"
It was incredible, I loved everything visual on the video. It was so many ideas, it was so nice. In addition it was inspired in one of my favorite films "The Perfume". In this film you can see a big orgy like in the video.
Why do you change the genre of music in your new album? Why pass from the rock to the electronic music?
Well, it was no a decision change the genre, you know that it happens. You arrive to the studio without idea but in the way you want to create a big song, so it's not something that you decide. Furthermore en our first productions we were children and now we grow up. In addition, the influence to live in LA make this change in the genre for the music that you listen and everything like that.
Which thing has been changed of your fans after your break? Do you like the idea of buy singles online and not the full album?
I don't think that it was something of our fans, but this is a change in all musical industry, it was changing too much. In addition the social media like Facebook, Instagram and other things have changed the way of the music. One can't go against these changes, you have to accept .
After this tour, are you thinking in create a new album?
Yes, we have many ideas for create a new music but for this moment we are no thinking in write a new album. Apart we have more concerts this year, this tour will end at the end of this year, so it's difficult. And, probably, we have more presentations the next year.
What have your fans to expect in this new tour?
I think that it's the best how that they are gonna to see, because we put big things at the stage. We bring big technology of lights that they never see before, which thing make our show better. We want to create big party.
The last question. Are you coming before to Peru for visit some special place?
No, I don't think so, because we have a difficult timetable, so we are gonna to be there only for our show and we will leave the country.
Can you send a message for you fans via the web peru.com
We want to send greetings to all our fans in Peru. We are impatient for come back to Peru. Thank you and see you in our show.
Translation by Official Groupies Tokio Hotel
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Willow: Soundtrack Review
rhysReviews October 3, 2020 Uncategorized
"Willow: A new musical" is the latest soundtrack produced by the team at Averano which is a platform that aims to target the immersive elements that can be included across multiple mediums such as in musicals, comics and novels among other forms. Additionally, this soundtrack was produced during the "lockdown era" (which is what I will refer to this period in the future) as the company had experienced expanded to include performers from all over while also allowing more high-quality theatre to be produced and enjoyed despite restrictions. This was the first (of supposed many) upcoming concept albums produced by Averano and if "Willow" is something to go off of then I am very excited to see what they will come up with next!
The story of Willow itself documents two loves stories from two different generations each of which took place under the same magical willow tree. I really appreciate that the name of this piece of theatre is the object that ties both stories together which is both clever but helps the audience to more easily understand the imagery and importance of said tree. It follows the characters in their respective love journeys and makes a point to remind everyone that love and magic can withstand anything life throws at it. This is obviously a very important theme to explore but especially right now as people are possibly not able to see loved ones which allow the show to be both relatable and adds to the modern vibe of the show (despite the repetitive ideas of folklore and myth weaved throughout.) The show overall maintains a strong focus on real-world issues with "love" being a central idea with the narrative being more emotional and serious than the shows I am used to but still appreciated nevertheless. This show has a great inclusion of LGBT in a naturalistic and real way which for me is the best way to promote inclusivity and normalises that Gay people (and in this case women) exist and are valid. The show does contain occasional strong language and because all this I believe this musical is appropriate for a teenage audience of roughly 13+ years old to understand the themes throughout.
The music on this album is also very emotionally driven and stripped back to maintain the focus of real-life drama and feeling. There is also a constant vibe of folklore inspirations with the inclusion of violins, especially in the opening number titled "Sweet Willow." Overall, all the songs in this playlist are incredible and both artfully performed and written. The songs could easily be taken from the show and be realised as an actual song rather than just tracks from a show which shows you the standard of the songs written. They aren't you classic cheesy musical songs but are fully realised songs and clearly, a lot of time and effort has been put into the songs to make sure they are of the highest quality. The song "Real to Me" (performed by wonderful Madelyn Paterna) is a beautifully moving and is all about growing up. Madelyn's voice and performance through song possessed the sense of innocence and child-like whimsy that conflicted flawlessly with the message of the song to create a very emotional song. My personal favourite songs in the whole show was the anthem titled "twister" which has in tears from the opening moments. The song is about a traumatic experience one of the character has had and many people have experienced and to shine a light on this form of emotional scaring is fantastic. Both the clever lyrics, that craft an incredible metaphor of a twister, and Emma Freeman's flawless performance worked together to add to the emotional feeling of the number. The closing number in this show is called "Home" and in my opinion is the perfect way to end a show. All the voices worked beautifully together and musically it built cleverly and came to a definitive end which is great for me.
Overall, this is a very emotionally driven musical soundtrack that explores some very dark but important issues. I am excited as like I have said, Willow is supposed the first of many from this production company and if they can maintain the quality and standard of this show then they are going to become a force to be reckoned with. I would rate this show as 4 out of 5 stars!
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Nel giardino dei fantasmi è il settimo album in studio del gruppo musicale italiano Tre Allegri Ragazzi Morti, pubblicato il 4 dicembre 2012 da La Tempesta Dischi.

Descrizione
Il disco è stato presentato ufficialmente in occasione della festa La Tempesta al Rivolta, tenutasi a Marghera lo stesso giorno della pubblicazione. Inoltre, il 31 ottobre 2012 la band ha pubblicato una traccia sul proprio canale YouTube, ossia La fine del giorno (canto n°3). Il secondo brano estratto, diffuso il 21 novembre, è stato La mia vita senza te.

L'album mischia diversi generi musicali, come da sempre nella carriera dei TARM: indie rock, reggae, dub, musica d'autore, folk e musica etnica.

La copertina e i disegni del disco sono di Davide Toffolo, mentre la grafica è curata da Alessandro Baronciani.

Nel gennaio 2013 viene diffuso il video di La mia vita senza te tradotto nella Lingua dei segni italiana e interpretato da una coreografia a cura del Coro Anni Dieci, fondato dai TARM a Pordenone. Contemporaneamente viene diffuso il video de Il nuovo ordine, per la regia di Andrea Guara, e girato ad Aggius (Sardegna).

Il 18 marzo 2013 viene diffuso il video di Alle anime perse.

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Formazione
Gruppo
 Davide Toffolo – voce, chitarra
 Enrico Molteni – basso
 Luca Masseroni – batteria, percussioni

Altri musicisti
 Andrea Maglia – chitarra, basso
 Giulio Frausin – chitarra
 Paolo Baldini – chitarra
 I gemelli Garzia – cori
 I Fantasmi – cori

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Q: Why doesn't a linked binary file's _size symbol work correctly? I use 'ld -r -b binary -o binary.o foo.jpeg' to embed resources in my program. Works awesomely. I just wonder why the int _binary_size symbol never reads correctly, negative or too large a number, but stays the same between program runs.
I always gotta do _binary_end - _binary_start, which works flawlessly. It's seems it works for no one... like here .... why is that?
There is no reason not to use end-start as it replaces the size symbol, but it still leaves me curious.
edit: code example.
extern const unsigned char _binary_scna4_jpg_start;
extern const unsigned char _binary_scna4_jpg_end;
extern const int _binary_scna4_jpg_size;

int size = &_binary_scna4_jpg_end - &_binary_scna4_jpg_start;
printf("Size is %d vs %d \n", size, _binary_scna4_jpg_size);

this prints:
Size is 1192071 vs -385906356

First number is the correct size of the binary and all my images read flawlessly.
Output of nm for good measure:
0000000000123087 D _binary_scna4_jpg_end
0000000000123087 A _binary_scna4_jpg_size
0000000000000000 D _binary_scna4_jpg_start

A: The problem arises because of Position-Independent Executables (PIE). Earlier executables were loaded at the same memory addresses (which were determined at compile/link time) which led to possible attacks because the attacker knew at which address specific parts of programs were. Therefore Address Space Layout Randomization was implemented. This has the side effect that the size symbols being defined as absolute addresses (the _binary_scna4_jpg_size is not an integer value, it's a "pointer" just like _start and _end) also get relocated when they are loaded.
If you compile your code with option -no-pie you can disable position-independence and the _binary_scna4_jpg_size will output the correct value since it will not be relocated. Since PIE is on by default these days the value of the pointer is basically garbage. You could also use it if you knew the beginning of the relocated memory, but since you already have _binary_scna4_jpg_start and _binary_scna4_jpg_end it's the same thing to use them.

A: Your _binary_scna4_jpg_size symbol is not an integer. It's an absolute address symbol. In order to get the size, you would need to take the address of it and cast to an appropriate integral type:
printf("The real size is %td\n", (ptrdiff_t) &_binary_scna4_jpg_size);

This however only works when disabling PIE (gcc -fPIC -no-pie) or linking statically (gcc -static).

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View more >Protein structure prediction is computationally a very challenging problem. A large number of existing search algorithms attempt to solve the problem by exploring possible structures and finding the one with the minimum free energy. However, these algorithms perform poorly on large sized proteins due to an astronomically wide search space. In this paper, we present a multipoint spiral search framework that uses parallel processing techniques to expedite exploration by starting from different points. In our approach, a set of random initial solutions are generated and distributed to different threads. We allow each thread to run for a predefined period of time. The improved solutions are stored threadwise. When the threads finish, the solutions are merged together and the duplicates are removed. A selected distinct set of solutions are then split to different threads again. In our ab initio protein structure prediction method, we use the three-dimensional face-centred-cubic lattice for structure-backbone mapping. We use both the low resolution hydrophobic-polar energy model and the high-resolution 20x20 energy model for search guiding. The experimental results show that our new parallel framework significantly improves the results obtained by the state-of-the-art single-point search approaches for both energy models on three-dimensional face-centred-cubic lattice. We also experimentally show the effectiveness of mixing energy models within parallel threads.


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Home > Journals > Arrow > current > ICR > Vol. 2 > Iss. 1 (1992)
On Public Service Broadcasting: Against the Tide
Helena Sheenan
The defence of public service broadcasting has become so unfashionable in recent years. Despite an international climate bearing down upon Its economic base from without and an erosion of its ethos from within, I seem to be among an ever dwindling number who want to defend It.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 License.
Sheenan, Helena (1992) "On Public Service Broadcasting: Against the Tide," Irish Communication Review: Vol. 2: Iss. 1, Article 8.
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Available at: https://arrow.tudublin.ie/icr/vol2/iss1/8
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Communication Technology and New Media Commons
Notes for Authors
DIY Music and Music Culture in Ireland
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Home Insights Foley's Sports Industry Team Assists MLBAM in Obtaining Patent
Foley's Sports Industry Team Assists MLBAM in Obtaining Patent
03 February 2009 Media Contact: Jill Chanen News
Washington, D.C. office Partner George Beck and Madison office Associates Callie Bell and Chris Kalafut assisted Major League Baseball Advanced Media, L.P. in obtaining a patent for its geotargeting technology that verifies access for subscription-based online content based on determined geographic locations.
Callie Bell drafted the initial application. George Beck and Chris Kalafut prosecuted the application. The patent was issued on February 3, 2009 as U.S. Patent No. 7,486,943. The inventors are Joseph Choit, Justin Shaffer, Christopher Sun and Shadeed Willis.
The Sports Business Journal reports that this is believed to be the first patent issued directly to the baseball industry by the USPTO in the modern era.
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Posted by: Fenton Coulthurst in Film, Reviews April 19, 2017	0 5,366 Views
I fully expect this film to be in my top 5 by the end of the year. The Handmaiden is maestro Park Chan-Wook's adaptation of Sarah Water's The Fingersmith. The action is relocated from Victorian England to Japanese-occupied Korea – though typically of the director, this is a very heightened reality. A salacious and twisted tale of deceit, abuse, manipulation and – ultimately – sexual emancipation, this film succeeds on so many levels.
The story follows Sook-Hee, a Korean girl who is hired as the handmaiden to a wealthy Japanese heiress, Hideko. But things are not as they seem. Sook-hee is engaged in a ploy with her partner-in-crime, the imposter Count Fujiwara, to secure and steal Hideko's fortune from both the young lady and her possessive uncle. And as if that were not complicated enough, there's a further element to throw all the conniving into disarray: Sook-Hee and Hideko fall in love.
A great example of cross-cultural adaptation with a great cast
The plot turns back in on itself with several twists throughout its considerable run time. This premise is just the springboard for a fairly labyrinthine and involved story that segments itself into three perspective-hopping acts, each of which is nearly considerable enough to constitute a film in its own right. If you were not interested in the dedicated erotica of The Handmaiden, you could certainly become involved in the enthralling action of an intense four-piece drama.
And now we touch upon the main subject: sex. The Handmaiden is many things. A caper to secure a fortune. An interpersonal drama. A period piece. Occasionally, even a bit of comedy. Arguably, it is, above all, an example of lesbian erotica. At the very least it is a war between male and female sexuality. The genre of erotica film has seen its reputation slide to new lows due to the dominance of a certain franchise over the past few years. It is so refreshing to not only see a terrific example of erotic cinema that excels on every level of its film-making, but one that actually does a good job of celebrating female sexual desire.
A worthy effort from Park Chan-Wook with his signature black humour and style
The crux of piece rests on the contrast between Sook-Hee and Hideko's genuine affection for one another – how it leads to exploration, enrichment and mutual pleasure – and the bullish, lecherous and controlling nature of male sexuality. The film doesn't seek to paint all men as abusive monsters, but it does make a very clear distinction about the power dynamic between the sexes and how that can inform their sexual desires and practices. The voyeurism, degradation, and intimidation of the male characters stand in stark contrast to the liberation and support that the women's sexually active relationship produces. If nothing else, the very graphic sex scenes make a nice contrast to those you see in most films where one partner has to be supplicated. They genuinely look like they are enjoying themselves and each other.
Park Chan-Wook's stylised aesthetic will inevitably deter more timid viewers but I doubt people who have an aversion to his striking edits and camera work are really those who rush to see a subtitled lesbian Korean period drama. The director's work has included some of the best films of the last few decades – most notably Oldboy – and even his lesser entries are still compelling and interesting, like his first English-language outing Stoker. I say with no small admiration that The Handmaiden is easily one of his strongest works and one of the best films I have seen so far this year.
Verdict: I can't recommend The Handmaiden enough, and I am not simply saying that due to the graphic lesbian sex.
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March 9, 1971: A day of solidarity
Tribune Report
Published at 06:00 pm March 8th, 2021
COURTESY OF ANWAR HOSSAIN FOUNDATION
While the movement for independence gained momentum in Bangladesh, the rulers in Pakistan appeared indifferent
On March 9, 1971, left leaning political parties joined the call for independence with a rally at Paltan Maidan in Dhaka.
At the rally, Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani urged Pakistan military ruler Gen Yahya Khan to accept Bangladesh's independence and expressed his solidarity with the civil disobedience movement launched by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Meanwhile, the leading political party Awami League made some changes to the movement by asking banks to continue offering essential services to the general population. Government offices and other service providers continued to observe the strike.
While the movement for independence gained momentum in Bangladesh, the rulers in Pakistan appeared indifferent. They made no attempt to negotiate with Bangabandhu and his party.
Instead, the Pakistan leadership held a series of meetings at the army headquarters in Rawalpindi to begin plotting military action in Bangladesh. Heavily armed soldiers were sent to Bangladesh from Karachi.
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Letter by Kaley Joeckel Spring Hill, Johnson County Spring Hiss M.S. School, 9/11, soccer.
Letter by Sarah Johnston Leawood, Johnson County Sang "God Bless America" & "Star Spangled Banner" at school assembly.
Letter by Brett D. Jones Overland Park, Johnson County Student writes of 9/11.
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The future of data privacy: Q&A with 3M's chief privacy officer
Megatrend Spotlight: Earlier this year, 3M shared the megatrends we see shaping the next 5-10 years of life on this planet. To understand the source of these trends, and their impact around the globe, we are taking a deeper dive into their key themes and the ways our people, technology and solutions are working to improve lives.
One important trend we identified is technological breakthroughs. A key component of this is the ever-increasing accessibility and linkage of corporate, consumer and individual data. This accessibility, in turn, can result in data breaches, which may cause or accelerate consumers' distrust of corporations. Quite simply, many high-profile data breaches have occurred in the past few years, and consumers are generally becoming more concerned about how their mobile phone and internet activities are tracked for advertising purposes.
One response to these concerns has been the passage of privacy laws globally which give individuals more control over their personal information. As countries and states adopt their own regulations, it's becoming evident that data protection is more than just a legal obligation, but a major factor for brand and reputation.
To learn more about this evolving and complex issue, we chatted with Frances Phillips Taft, 3M's chief privacy officer.
Q: How would you describe your role with 3M?
A: As 3M's chief privacy officer, my role is to lead and oversee 3M's data privacy and data protection policies, advise on the integration of those policies through all 3M businesses and functions, and provide guidance on how the company can collect and use personal data in a legally compliant manner. My role also includes building and implementing a program that aligns privacy with the 3M business strategy, to help sell the company's products and services and grow revenue by creating stakeholder trust.
Privacy is truly a team sport. It is not solely the responsibility of the legal or compliance function. Rather, it requires everyone across 3M to be engaged, committed and aligned – everyone has a part to play.
To develop an effective privacy strategy at 3M, it is important to engage all stakeholders. I am currently working to foster collaboration across 3M and its businesses, and with various teams, including customer operations, sales and marketing, brand and reputation (corporate affairs), legal affairs, HR and government affairs. We have the commitment from the Board and 3M leadership to ensure that the entire organization prioritizes privacy. We are working to structure a cross-functional approach, and collaboration across the functions and business groups is critical to success.
Q: You started at 3M in July of 2020; tell us about your background in data privacy?
A: I began working on data privacy matters in 2009 for GE Oil & Gas, a GE subsidiary. At that time, I was living and working in Italy. I led an initiative to ensure all GE legal entities operating in Italy were compliant with the local Italian data privacy requirements. If you were not compliant with these requirements, not only were there financial penalties but potential criminal exposure.
I joined 3M in July 2020 and of course, I have been working remotely, given COVID-19 restrictions. Starting a new role in a new company has its challenges, but I have taken this time to learn as much as I can about 3M and its "privacy personality," and to begin laying the foundation to initiate a privacy governance structure that works seamlessly with Company's priorities and culture.
Working in the UK and Italy, I recognized privacy as an enterprise regulatory risk that multi-national corporations needed to prioritize to operate in the EU in a compliant manner. Over the next decade, and in the run-up to the E.U.'s passage of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, I worked closely with Italian and European regulators to ensure that the GE Oil & Gas data privacy program was legally compliant.
In 2017, when GE Oil & Gas merged with Baker Hughes, Inc., I took over the global privacy role for the GE Baker Hughes. I oversaw the integration of required privacy compliance actions worldwide, including GDPR requirements.
Q: Talk about the current state of data protection regulations?
A: Data protection regulation is expanding globally. More than 90 countries now have broad data protection regulations, and many of these laws have been recently enacted, such as in Brazil, Egypt, and Thailand. Many countries are also strengthening and updating existing laws, as illustrated by recent amendments to privacy laws in Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea. Notably, all these countries are enacting laws modeled substantially after the GDPR.
The U.S. approach to privacy is generally sectoral or based on specific types of personal information, such as health information. It is not nearly as broad as the European approach, or the approach increasingly being adopted by other countries around the world. As a result, in the U.S., because of the cross-national nature of business, multinational companies need to understand and enact internal policies that are compliant with the laws passed by overseas trading partners.
However, we are starting to see states in the U.S. following the GDPR model. In November, California voters approved a "people's initiative" called the California Privacy Rights and Enforcement Act (CPRA), which broadens California's existing law and creates the first-ever U.S. regulatory agency dedicated exclusively to enforcing data protection laws. Perhaps more significantly, given California's reputation for legislation, Virginia, which has never been known for legislative or regulatory activity in the area, enacted a data protection law in March 2021, which is primarily modeled after GDPR.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. There currently are 30 bills pending in 18 states and in Congress to address data privacy. In 2020, we saw data protection regulators, especially in the EU, become even more assertive, imposing significant fines against corporations they deemed to have violated GDPR. As we advance into 2021, we anticipate that trend will continue. There will almost certainly be increased enforcement by regulators to ensure that companies manage data according to the regulations.
Q: How does 3M approach data protection?
A: 3M operates in over 200+ countries with varying privacy requirements. It is imperative that we collect, use and disclose data in a compliant manner, not only from a regulatory perspective but also because our customers and employees will demand it – they already have this expectation.
We are actively developing a governance structure to identify and manage 3M's data privacy risks and incorporate data privacy regulatory requirements into our business strategy and processes, so that we can effectively compete worldwide while providing our customers transparency and choice, with a full understanding of privacy rights and requirements, while growing our revenues.
We have identified digitalization as a key goal. Digitalization is generally defined as using digital technologies and data to create revenue, improve business, replace or transform business processes, and create an environment for digital business, with digital information at the core.
Like 3M, many companies reinvent their products, services, and business models to incorporate advanced technologies and machine learnings. To support 3M in this process, we need to assemble the right team and tools, and develop a plan to advance our digital transformation strategy.
The Legal and Compliance team knows understands the requirements are for privacy regulations. We need to streamline these requirements and communicate the key messages so that 3Mers understand what they need to do.
Privacy is more than just an issue of compliance. We endeavor to manage personal information consistent with 3M's core value of integrity. Doing so helps us build customer trust and confidence and reinvigorate employee commitment.
Q: What recent actions has 3M taken to become a better data steward?
A: With new laws emerging almost daily, and enforcement actions rising at a steady clip, we are acting proactively to assure that we implement core privacy foundational needs across the 3M business and operations.
Following my hire, we established a Data Privacy Governance Committee to develop a formal privacy compliance program. The Committee, comprised of 3M executive leaders, provides strategic oversight of our privacy compliance program across 3M functions and business groups. In addition, they provide leadership support to reinforce the message of privacy compliance and make resources available for ongoing privacy compliance requirements.
We have also identified specific owners, or "privacy stewards." With guidance from our team, these privacy stewards will help implement appropriate privacy-related business processes. We are also increasing training and communication on these issues around the Company.
3M has also joined the International Association of Privacy Professionals as a Corporate Member. Our engagement with IAPP will give 3M access to our peers' latest thinking and best practices.
The Privacy team plans to develop robust processes to anticipate and mitigate risks. At the same time, we stay up to date on the law and regulations, monitor the privacy regulatory compliance requirements, and confirm that our policies and procedures are compliant.
Q: In closing, what should everyone at 3M take away about data privacy and protection?
A: With the advent of regulations and the increasing digitization of our lives, economies, and business, privacy is moving beyond the legal and compliance functions and into the forefront of 3M's strategic priorities.
Everyone's personal data is online in one way or another, and the world is recognizing that because that information has tremendous value, it is subject to abuse. Governments are focusing on business use of personal and private data and seek to regulate that data in new ways.
In close, I would emphasize that we are all in this together. As a sports mom of a sixteen-year-old boy, we need to play as a team and support each other in addressing these key issues. Complying with these laws is not just a question of avoiding increasingly significant fines. It is also key to protecting and enhancing corporate reputation and brand value. It is essential to winning and maintaining our customers, employees, and other stakeholders' trust.
To learn more about The Shifting Expectations of Corporations, a key theme under the Rise of the Individual Megatrend, click here .


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Q: Greatest of three columns in SQL I want to compare multiple columns and come with the maximum value among different columns
For three columns I came up with the below query which works fine
SELECT CASE
         WHEN col1 >= col2
              AND col1 >= col3 THEN col1
         WHEN col2 >= col1
              AND col2 >= col3 THEN col2
         WHEN col3 >= col1
              AND col3 >= col2 THEN col3
         ELSE col1
       END AS Max_number
    FROM   (VALUES (1,2,3),
                   (1,2,3),
                   (1,2,3)) tc (col1, col2, col3)

But things are getting complicated when I want to compare more than 3 columns. Is there any simpler way to do this

A: Try this Table Value Constructor trick
SELECT (SELECT Max(col)
        FROM   (VALUES (col1),
                       (col2),
                       (col3)) tc(col)) AS Max_number
FROM   (VALUES (1,2,3),
               (1,2,3),
               (1,2,3)) tc (col1, col2, col3)

Additionally it handles NULL values as well

A: As a note, the logic using case is not as hard as it seems:
SELECT (CASE WHEN col1 >= col2 AND col1 >= col3 THEN col1
             WHEN col2 >= col3 THEN col2
             ELSE col3
        END) AS Max_number
FROM (VALUES (1,2,3),
              (1,2,3),
              (1,2,3)
     ) tc (col1, col2, col3) ;

That is, you just need to compare the values in the order they are returned.  Once a value is not the maximum, it doesn't need to be part of the comparison.  So, for four values:
SELECT (CASE WHEN col0 >= col1 AND col0 >= col2 AND col0 >= col3 THEN col0
             WHEN col1 >= col2 AND col1 >= col3 THEN col1
             WHEN col2 >= col3 THEN col2
             ELSE col3
        END) AS Max_number

I prefer the method suggested by VR46, but want to point out that the CASE is not quite as bad as it seems.


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Q: Does AdS/CFT correspondence take place only near black holes? Is it related to black holes or is AdS/CFT a separate thing itself?

A: I'm having trouble understanding your question. I think you're asking whether AdS/CFT correspondence is inherently rooted in black hole physics or not. Or, perhaps, you're asking one has to consider a black hole system for applying the AdS/CFT. Is that correct? I try to express some concepts which may be your answer.
AdS/CFT is a conjectured relationship between two kinds of physical theories. On one side are anti-de Sitter spaces (AdS) which are solutions of gravitational theories (including general relativity, supergravity, string theory and M-theory). On the other side of the correspondence are gauge field theories which are quantum field theories including conformal field theories (CFT) such as  N=4 Supersymmetric Yang–Mills theory. For example, by studying two different limits of the D3-brane system one can perfectly understand the $AdS_5$/$CFT_4$ version of the conjecture. Always, the two different limits (descriptions) of the brane are complementary to each other, but the mysterious AdS/CFT dictionary relates those different descriptions.
Concisely, AdS/CFT claims that a gravitational theory in a $d+1$-dimensional AdS background is related to a gauge field theory (perhaps with conformal symmetry) in $d$-dimensions. AdS black holes are solutions of those gravitational theories, so the thermal partition function of a specific AdS black hole will be equivalent to the partition function of a gauge field theory at the boundary. By "boundary", I mean at asymptotic region $r \to \infty$ (i.e., very far from black hole). So, naively speaking, the boundary of AdS-gravity (the asymptotic behavior of AdS black hole, i.e., $r \to \infty$) is equivalent to a specific gauge field theory located at the boundary.
Black hole are thermal systems and the black hole temperature at the boundary can be obtained by the Hawking radiation formula. This temperature is interpreted as the temperature of the gauge field theory. So, using AdS black hole physics, we could have a gauge field theory at finite temperature at the boundary. Of course, one can consider an AdS space without having any black hole and then the resulting gauge field theory at the boundary would be at zero temperature (in fact, quantum field theories in textbooks are in zero temperature and QFT at finite temperature is a little more advanced subject). Generally, when we want to discuss about the finite temperature gauge field theory in AdS/CFT correspondence, we have to use the finite temperature solution of the D-brane system which always is a black hole (this black hole solution is obtained by taking a certain limit of that D-brane system). For these reasons, you see that the AdS/CFT correspondence always appears with the notion of the black hole.
If you are interested in the subject of AdS/CFT, I highly recommend this book (excellent for beginners).

A: While the AdS/CFT correspondence is related to black holes and a tool for studying them, it is a much broader framework. Generally speaking, it concerns a correspondence between a quantum field theory defined on anti de Sitter space and conformal field theory.
Anti de Sitter space is the maximally symmetric, Lorentzian manifold with constant negative scalar curvature, which is to say the Ricci scalar $R = g_{ab}R^{ab} <0 $.
On the other side of the correspondence is a conformal field theory, which is a quantum field theory that has conformal symmetry. This is generated by,

*

*Translations $x \mapsto x^\mu + a^\mu$

*Dilations $x^\mu \mapsto \lambda x^\mu$

*Rotations $x^\mu \mapsto \Lambda^\mu_\nu x^\nu$

*Special conformal transformations which are a combination of an inversion, translation and another inversion, where by inversion we mean $x^\mu \mapsto x^\mu/|x|^2$.

Conformal field theories have a more rigorous formulation in terms of vertex algebras and vertex operator algebras, which are associative algebraic structures you can think of as  a vector space with an infinite family of left-multiplications, indexed by an indeterminate.


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Enforcement – Exercise 7
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For the reader's information: the substance of the case has to be seen against the background of the fact that Member States used to have prohibitions on night work for women, based on an ILO (International Labour Organisation) Convention that predated E(E)C law. According to Art. 351 TFEU, the rights and obligations arising from such agreements shall not be affected by the provisions of the Treaties. However, to the extent that such agreements are not compatible with the Treaties, the Member States must take all appropriate steps to eliminate the incompatibilities.
The procedural context of the exercise question is the enforcement procedure under Art. 258 TFEU et seq., which concerns (possible) breaches of EU law by a Member State. There may be two rounds of the procedure, with a pre-litigation phase (dialogue between the Commission and the Member State in question) and a judicial phase (action before the Court of Justice) in each round. In the case under discussion, the Commission has won its case in the first round. Since the Member State did not comply with the Court's judgment, the Commission has started the second round. In this round, the pre-litigation phase has not led to a solution, whereupon the Commission has brought another action to the Court. In this second action, the Commission is entitled to suggest a financial sanction, here a daily fine.
Alternatively, it is possible that the case concerns the special situation of Art. 260(3) TFEU: where the alleged breach consists of non-notification of national measures transposing a directive adopted under the ordinary legislative procedure, the Commission may suggest a financial sanction immediately. This is a new element introduced by the Lisbon Treaty.
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RIP: Wild Windy Bill McKay
By Greg Haymes	 On Jul 12, 2011
We are deeply saddened to hear that Wild Windy Bill McKay headed to the Last Round-up on Saturday. He was 90 years old.
Reading the oh-so-short, bare bones obituary of Daniel Claps, you might never suspect that he touched thousands and thousands of lives over the course of more than 50 years as Wild Windy Bill McKay, the marshall of the theme park Storytown (and later the Great Escape). McKay retired from active duty at the Great Escape at the conclusion of the 2007 summer season.
I shared the stage with Wild Windy Bill McKay a couple of times back in the '70s, and besides being one of Nippertown's all-time great entertainers, he was always a straight shooter.
A gathering of family, friends and fans will take place at Glenville Funeral Home from 10am-12noon on Wednesday. Services will follow at noon.
Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Great-Escape-s-Wild-Windy-Bill-McKay-dies-1461037.php#ixzz1Ru22dEbx
Chuck Miller's blog
Tom Keyser's story at The Times Union
Tom Keyser's 2007 profile at The Times Union
If you'd like to hop into the wayback machine for a little Storytown nostalgia, here's SkidMedia's video of a 1966 visit (the wild west portion starts at 6:55.)
Daniel ClapsRIPThe Great EscapeWild Windy Bill
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Rich says 11 years ago
Great video. Wonder how many of the rides are still at the park today. Nice CanCan Kickers at the end. Loved that Honorary Marshal Badge and the Ghost Town shootouts.
LiLi says 11 years ago
Rich –My favorite part was Ghost Town. Despite the changes, it's amazing how much is still the same over all this time (or at least was as of the last time I was there).
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We are thrilled with the much needed rain that we received last week, over a 100mm in two days! The rain began on the 8th of June and did not stop until the 10th of June. We have been hoping and praying for rain like this for over four years. Our dams are full to capacity which is such an amazing sight. On the second day of rain, the water was flowing in front of the lodge like a river. (see top right photo) We thought we would be stranded here for a while, but luckily we were still able to get out.
Everybody in the Eastern Cape is so relieved for the wonderful water, many years of drought has come to an end. The game are going to thrive with the new growth, and the surplus supply of water.


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Melchior Starzeński herbu Lis (ur. 3 stycznia 1722, prawdopodobnie w Iłówcu Wielikim k. Poznania, w rezydencji Starzeńskich, zm. ok. 1788) – jezuita, polski pedagog, pisarz, poeta. Był profesorem retoryki i historii oraz konsultorem w kolegium jezuitów w Lublinie. Od 1765 roku przebywał w Białymstoku na dworze Branickich, gdzie kształcił synów swojego brata, Macieja Maurycego, sekretarza hetmana Jana Klemensa Branickiego.

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Q: Pass a pickle buffer from Node to Python I have a Node application that subscribes to JSON data streams. I would like to extend this to subscribe to Python pickle data streams (I am willing to drop or convert non primitive types). The node-pickle & jpickle packages have failed me. I now wish to write my own Python script to convert pickles to JSON.
I fiddled with the node-pickle source code to get part of it to work (can pass JSON from Node to Python and get back a pickle string, can also use a predefined Python dict and pass to Node as JSON). My problem is getting Python to recognize the data from Node as pickled data. I am passing the data stream buffer from Node to Python and trying desparately to get the string buffer argument into a format for me to pickle.loads it.
After much trial and error I have ended up with this:
main.js
const pickle = require('node-pickle');
const amqp = require('amqplib/callback_api');

amqp.connect(`amqp://${usr}:${pwd}@${url}`, (err, conn) => {
  if (err) {
    console.error(err);
  }
  conn.createChannel((err, ch) => {
    if (err) {
      console.error(err);
    }
    ch.assertExchange(ex, 'fanout', { durable: false });
    ch.assertQueue('', {}, (err, q) => {
      ch.bindQueue(q.queue, ex, '');
      console.log('consuming');
      ch.consume(q.queue, msg => {
        console.log('Received [x]');
        const p = msg.content.toString('base64');
        pickle.loads(p).then(r => console.log('Res:', r));
        // conn.close();
      });
    });
  });
});

index.js (node-pickle)
const spawn = require('child_process').spawn,
  Bluebird = require('bluebird');

module.exports.loads = function loads(pickle) {
  return new Bluebird((resolve, reject) => {
    const convert = spawn('python', [__dirname + '/convert.py', '--loads']),
      stdout_buffer = [];

    convert.stdout.on('data', function(data) {
      stdout_buffer.push(data);
    });

    convert.on('exit', function(code) {
      const data = stdout_buffer.join('');
      // console.log('buffer toString', stdout_buffer[0] ? stdout_buffer[0].toString() : null);
      if (data == -1) {
        resolve(false);
      } else {
        let result;
        try {
          result = JSON.parse(data);
        } catch (err) {
          console.log('failed parse');
          result = false;
        }
        resolve(result);
      }
    });
    convert.stdin.write(pickle);
    convert.stdin.end();
  });
};

convert.py (node-pickle)
import sys
try:
    import simplejson as json
except ImportError:
    import json
try:
    import cPickle as pickle
except ImportError:
    import pickle

import codecs
import jsonpickle

def main(argv):
    try:
        if argv[0] == '--loads':
            buffer = sys.stdin.buffer.read()
            decoded = codecs.decode(buffer, 'base64')
            d = pickle.loads(decoded, encoding='latin1')
            j = jsonpickle.encode(d,False)
            sys.stdout.write(j)
        elif argv[0] == '--dumps':
            d = json.loads(argv[1])
            p = pickle.dumps(d)
            sys.stdout.write(str(p))
    except Exception as e:
        print('Error: ' + str(e))
        sys.stdout.write('-1')

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main(sys.argv[1:])

The error I come up against at the moment is:

invalid load key, '\xef'

EDIT 1:
I am now sending the buffer string representation, instead of the buffer, to Python. I then use stdin to read it in as bytes. I started writing the bytes object to a file to compare to the data received from Node, to the buffer received when I subscribe to the data stream from a Python script. I have found that they seem to be identical, apart from certain \x.. sequences found when subscribing from Python, being represented as \xef\xbf\xbd when subscribing from Node. I assume this has something to do with string encoding?? Some examples of the misrepresented sequences are: \x80 (this is the first sequence after the b'; however \x80 does appear elsewhere), \xe3, and \x85.
EDIT 2:
I have now encoded the string I'm sending to Python as base64, then, in Python, decoding the stdin buffer using codecs.decode. The buffer I'm writing to the file now looks more identical to the Python only stream, with no more \xef\xbf\xbd substitutions. However, I now come up against this error:

'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xe3 in position 1: ordinal not in range(128)

Also, I found a slight difference when trying to match the last 1000 characters of each stream. The is a section in the Python stream (\x0c,'\x023) that looks like this (\x0c,\'\x023) in the stream from Node. Not sure how much that'll affect things.
EDIT 3 (Success!):
After searching up my new error, I found the last piece of this encoding puzzle. Since I was working in Python 3, and the pickle came from Python 2.x, I needed to specify the encoding for pickle.loads as bytes or latin1(the one I needed). I was then able to make use of the wonderful jsonpickle package to do the work of JSON serializing the dict, changing datetime objects into date strings.

A: So I was able to get the node-pickle npm package to work. My flow of getting a buffer of pickled data from Node to Python to get back JSON is:
In Node

*

*Encode the buffer as a base64 string

*Send the string to the Python child process as a stdin input, not an argument

In Python

*

*Read in the buffer from stdin as bytes

*Use codecs to decode it from base64

*If using Python 3, specify bytes or latin1 encoding for pickle.loads

*Use jsonpickle to serialize python objects in JSON

In Node

*

*Collect the buffer from stdout and JSON.parse it


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On the professional negligence side, 4 New Square was recently involved in the Harlequin Property $60 million (£47 million) claim against accountants in relation to the development of a luxury resort in the Caribbean. It was also instructed to defend an eight-figure claim against a commercial firm of solicitors in a complex property litigation case relating to development of the sites surrounding the London Olympic stadium. 4 New Square barristers specialising in sports law have defended rugby league players in anti-doping claims, prosecuted match-fixing charges against tennis players Nicolas Kicker and Federico Coria, and even acted as arbitrators in the International Tennis Federation case against Maria Sharapova.
Pupils at 4 New Square commend the quality of work, for which it received an A* grade in Legal Cheek's 2018–2019 Trainee and Junior Lawyer Survey. One insider described the work as "varied and intellectually stimulating", another gushed about the "incredibly dedicated and structured training".
During the first six months of pupillage, pupils work closely with their supervisor, assisting with legal research, the drafting of statements and writing opinions. Pupils also attend training sessions on applications and hearings and take part in advocacy-training workshops. 4 New Square places great emphasis on getting pupils into court during their second six, so rookies can expect to be on their feet about once a week in this phase of their training. Pupils are also required to engage in moots which are assessed by members of chambers and the judiciary, who also provide feedback.
Due to the close contact with their supervisors, pupils at 4 New Square report feeling well looked after amid the challenges of the work. There's also a nice vibe between fellow rookies which contributes to the overall familial atmosphere of the set. Additionally, pupils are assigned a mentor (typically a more senior member of chambers) to support them on a strictly confidential basis, ring fenced from the pupillage assessment system. The mentoring doesn't stop here. Junior barristers can choose to receive help from up to two mentors during their first few years of tenancy.
There is an active social scene at 4 New Square. The set currently has lunchtime running clubs and plans to start weekly yoga classes to maintain the health and wellbeing of its members. More traditional lunches and drinks evenings are a regular feature too.
4 New Square is based in busy Lincoln's Inn, housing 80 independent practitioners in two separate buildings that are adjacent to one another. "There's a real sense of community in chambers and it's always nice when you bump into someone," says junior barrister William Harman.
The work at the leading commercial set covers a broad range of areas and Harman's practice is no different. His expertise stretches across commercial dispute resolution, professional liability, sports law and construction. When we speak, he's working on a case involving Russian oligarchs. Other recent highlights include working for the defence on an anti-doping charge brought against a former Olympic athlete and a claim involving allegations of fraud against solicitors.
Members of 4 New Square have appeared in several international courts and arbitrations. Juniors get in on the action too. One junior worked for an arbitrator in India, while another recently returned from a secondment in the British Virgin Islands. Some of the work Harman takes on also has an international element. He was recently instructed on a case involving asset tracing across different jurisdictions.
Pupillage is 12-months of training divided into two six-month periods. During the year, pupils are assigned three supervisors (the first two for three months each then the third for six months) as well as a mentor whom they can turn to should they need any pastoral support. "My mentor and I would go for coffees together which was nice", says Harman.
You're also given plenty of feedback; more so, Harman notes, than his friends at other similar commercial sets. Each formal piece of work is graded and every six weeks pupils get to review their work with the head of pupillage and senior clerk. "This was invaluable in helping me know whether I was on the right track," he says. The mentoring continues after pupillage and Harman tells us tenants are allocated a mentor for the first three years of practice.
4 New Square places great emphasis on advocacy experience for its pupils. "I undertook a number of hearings as a pupil, more so than my friends in similar sets," he says. Once, Harman was against his former pupil supervisor in the same litigation which was "a very strange experience!" When this does happen, chambers has stringent procedures to ensure effective information barriers are in place.
Pupils are offered tenancy if they show during pupillage that they meet an objective standard, not on a quota basis. So, if you show that you are good enough — you get taken on. However, 4 New Square aims to take on two tenants each year (and has taken on all three of its pupils this year). If you secure tenancy, the final three months of pupillage are spent transitioning from pupil to junior barrister. This was "exciting" for 2016-call Harman because he got to take on a lot more of his own work.
There are extensive opportunities to network with solicitors. Chambers host numerous events, parties and law firm dinners across the country. At a recent London event, there were over 1,000 solicitors in attendance, says Harman, who is about to complete a sponsored run with some of chambers' solicitor contacts.
The hours can be unpredictable, but "that's true of work life at the bar generally". If Harman receives a skeleton argument from the other side after work hours with a hearing scheduled for the next day, "that will inevitably be a late night", he says, "but I try to take time off the following week". Indeed, this set places great importance on members' welfare and a new committee has just been formed to administer this.
On the social side, a real effort is made in chambers. "One QC invited us to a garden party at his house," reports Harman. Some days, the juniors will lunch together in the Old Hall at Lincoln's Inn, or they'll soak up sun rays and picnic in the surrounding fields. There's also a strong bond between barristers and their clerks. "The clerks go out of their way to help you," says Harman, whose clerk once chased down a letter he had mistakenly sent — all the way to the post office.
The University of Cambridge language graduate's top tip for aspiring junior barristers is to "never be afraid to admit there is a gap in your knowledge." Indeed, being confident enough to do so is something many interviewers will find more impressive than a simple guess. It's also worth getting some early advocacy experience and a few mini-pupillages under your belt, advises Harman, who completed six, including one at 4 New Square. "It's the best way to get a feel for chambers," he says.
The 4 New Square application process was a welcome surprise for Harman, who applied without a law degree while undertaking the law conversion course. "It had less to do with my knowledge and more to do with discerning potential," he recalls. This in mind, he recommends plenty of interview practice, rather than overly obsessing with law reports.


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The Nobel in economics to three Americans, including former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke
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The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded on Monday to Ben Bernanke, the former chairman of the US central bank (Fed), and his compatriots Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig, for their work on financial crises and banks.
The trio "significantly improved our understanding of the role of banks in our economy, particularly during financial crises, as well as how to regulate financial markets", announced the Nobel jury.
"An important discovery of their research," whose work begins from the 1980s, "has been to show why avoiding bank collapse is vital," the committee added.
Aged 68, Ben Bernanke was the head of the Federal Reserve (Fed) between 2006 and 2014, a tenure marked by the 2008 financial crisis and the fall of the American bank Lehman Brothers.
He notably analyzed the Great Depression of the 1930s, the worst economic crisis in modern history. In particular, he showed how massive withdrawals were a decisive factor in prolonging and worsening crises.
Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig have developed theoretical models showing why banks exist and why their role in society makes them vulnerable to rumor about their impending collapse.
Like other Nobel Prizes, the prize is endowed with 10 million Swedish crowns (920,000 euros), to be shared in the event co-winners.
Created by the Bank of Sweden, the economics prize "in memory of Alfred Nobel" was added in 1969 to the five traditional prizes (medicine, physics, chemistry, literature and peace) more than sixty years after the others, earning him among his detractors the sobriquet of "false Nobel".
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