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Virgogray Press
Independent. Literary. Art.
Current Publications
Firing Up The Press Again
November 15, 2021 November 15, 2021 / Michael Aaron Casares
It seems we are firing up the press again over here at Virgogray Press, a long-awaited turn of events that has neither been in the making nor in the plan. But that is how life goes. We've been quietly publishing for some years now, both via the perennial and elusive Carcinogenic Poetry, and by way of my own books of poetry and fiction. As 'the publisher,' I found Virgogray Press best returned to the vessel it had become, a moniker, a vehicle to house my work, just as it had when this first began. Jumping back to the birth of Virgogray Press, in a computer lab, in a high school somewhere in south central Texas, the press was created for that exact purpose. I, a fledgling poet and writer, unbeknownst to me, a burgeoning publisher, began formatting and printing chapbook after chapbook of poetry. Saddle stitched, twenty page minimum. All of it on Word programs and bound by hand. Oh, yes, those early days of the new millennium could be viewed as tedious, but I never saw it that way. It was exciting to create something I loved as it was exciting to see my poetry in print. I didn't say it was good poetry, but it was exciting nonetheless.
That is where Virgogray Press started. Some years later, as I took my efforts online, the internet saw fit to introduce me to a cast of poets that I would publish. 2008 is when Virgogray Press officially began publishing the work of other poets and writers. 2009 is when I opened Carcinogenic Poetry, Virgogray's flagship and oldest poetry journal (and you know, Carcinogenic Poetry is not a journal about cancer, but someday everyone will get it). Carcinogenic Poetry is publishing again. We've had three marvelous entries by two US poets, and one Irish poet. One of the poets, Chris Butler, was previously published in CP over ten years ago! It was great to see he was still writing after all this time, but also in our pages once again.
Though I have been writing off and on for almost the entire past decade, and I have published work (The Distance to the End, 2016; A Trick of the Eyes, 2017; The Vanishing Poet, 2020; Even In Death, 2021), I did take a step back from poetry, and any poetry-type scene. The academic and the artistic, poetic or otherwise, in my view, became as infected as the world. With sickness, both mental and intentional. It is my thought that we now stand at the threshold of a true, brave new world, one where the truth and valor of poets is needed more than ever. Just as the comedian speaks truth through laughter and brings a striking levity that drives the point home and makes it stick, the genuine word of the honest and discerning poet will once again fill the cracks and the gaps of our cultural foundation. It is needed. Or we face meaningless, ineffectual, 'garden variety' verse empty as the trophies kids receive for showing up with their masks on to school.
With that said…
Where Virgogray Press will go to at this point shall be a daily progress. If you are a writer and would like to pursue publication with the press, your best bet will be via Carcinogenic Poetry. Are there more projects on the horizon? Yes, there are. In the meantime, feel free to peruse our library. Figure us out. We still have a few publications available. I highly recommend getting a copy of Donna Snyder's I Am South, still quite available, and well worth the read (if you've never heard of Donna, she is a passionate poet of the southwest whose verse is timeless). There are a few more VGP publications discoverable out there on the interwebs, whether or not the press will receive any compensation for their purchase is another story. I'd say if you find a saddle stitched chapbook from 2008-2010, get your hands on it. Those are long out of print and I hand-bound all of those chapbooks myself. If you are a poet who has formerly published with Virgogray Press and are interested in working together on a project, I extend an invitation to you now. It would be nice to catch up, and today's technological conveniences, I think would make for an interesting go at it. Right, then, enough said. Have a wonderful week.
Michael Aaron Casares
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Bangladesh's volatile politics
The battling begums
The pendulum swings away from Sheikh Hasina and her government
AsiaAug 10th 2013 edition
AHEAD of the festival of Eid-al-Fitr on August 9th-11th, the two quarrelling heads of Bangladesh's political dynasties exchanged greetings cards. But the outward signs of peace between the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina of the Awami League, and the opposition leader, Khaleda Zia of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), mean little. A European diplomat says he has just sent two cables to his capital. The first discusses the growing chances of the League's defeat in elections due by next January. The second is about the dynastic succession plans of the battling begums.
One political party is likely to be missing at the coming election. On August 1st the High Court ruled that the country's biggest religious party, the Jamaat-e-Islami, is unfit to contest national polls because its charter puts God above democratic process. The court has cancelled Jamaat's registration. A few months ago this might have sealed victory for the League, for Jamaat has been a crucial vote-winning ally for BNP.
Yet growing numbers now doubt whether the League can win a second consecutive term, and not only because no elected government has ever done so in Bangladesh. In early 2013 judgments by a flawed but popular court, investigating crimes committed by current Jamaat members during Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan in 1971, seemed to boost the nominally secular League, which revived the tribunal. Nearly all the leaders of Jamaat are likely to be sentenced, probably to death, by election day.
In response, the opposition framed the trials as a struggle between anti-Islamist forces and the pious. That paved the way for marches on Dhaka, the capital, by Hefazat-e-Islam, an Islamic splinter group with fundamentalist demands. The second time they marched, security forces killed up to 50 of them. The message young men took back to their villages was that thousands had been slaughtered. Across the country, the effect on the government's popularity has been devastating.
Ever since, the BNP has been in the ascendant. It thrashed the League in mayoral elections in June and July, notably in Gazipur in the industrial belt, hitherto one of the League's safest constituencies.
In an attempt to reverse its fortunes, the government plans to raise wages for 4m garment workers, who are angry at its failure to make factories safe and to compensate relatives of more than 1,100 killed in a ghastly factory collapse in May. A wage rise could sway many voters, but factory bosses are likely to resist a deal. A push against party corruption would also boost Sheikh Hasina's popularity. A good third of her MPs dare not visit their fiefs for fear of being lynched for treating their constituencies as cash tills. Yet no precedent exists for firing miscreants, and appointing credible candidates would probably split the party. As a last resort, Sheikh Hasina's son and heir apparent, Sajeeb Wazed, was handed around for three weeks in July before flying back to the United States. At this point, he looks like a non-starter.
His dynastic counterpart, Tarique Rahman, Mrs Zia's son, is wilier. He would jump on a plane from London tomorrow. His mother is in poor health and keen to pass power to her first-born. But he faces charges of corruption and money laundering in Bangladesh: Mr Rahman was instrumental in ensuring that the BNP's last stint in power was a glorious plunder. He would go straight to jail unless the League agrees in the coming weeks to pass control of the country's institutions to a caretaker government for the elections, a sticking-point that could trigger a constitutional crisis.
The League will fight bitterly. But if it loses an election, the BNP would rehabilitate its disgraced heir and its Jamaat allies (at least, those not executed by then). Once a party is in power in Bangladesh it is the unalterable tradition to declare nearly everything decreed by your opponents to be null and void.
This article appeared in the Asia section of the print edition under the headline "The battling begums"
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SWO Boss: 'Insidious' COVID-19 Spread on USS Kidd Shows Evolution of Navy Response to Pandemic
May 6, 2020 8:36 PM • Updated: May 18, 2020 4:26 PM
Lt. Cmdr. Andrew Sullivan, assigned to Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet Medical Readiness Division, center, addresses the medical team while preparing for Sailors aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Kidd (DDG-100) as part of the Navy response to the COVID-19 outbreak aboard the ship on April 28, 2020. US Navy Photo
When COVID-19 was first detected on guided-missile destroyer USS Kidd (DDG-100) late last month, the Navy put into action a new set of procedures to stem the spread of the virus.
The crew had departed Hawaii in late March after being detached from the Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group while USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) was grappling with its own virus outbreak that left aircraft carrier pier-side in Guam.
Almost a month later, the first signs of an outbreak appeared when the destroyer was operating off the Pacific coast of South America. The crew hadn't left the ship since their Hawaii port call, about a month prior to when the first sailor showed symptoms of an "influenza-like illness" or ILI on April 22. That day, the sailor was evacuated off the ship to a military hospital in San Antonio, Texas, and on April 23 the sailor tested positive for COVID-19. That positive test started a process the Navy has cobbled together over the last two months to purge the virus from deployed ships.
Pretty quickly into the U.S. spread of the pandemic, the Navy realized that the only real way to keep the virus off hulls and keep sailors healthy was to craft and maintain a fragile, virus-free bubble on their warships, Vice Adm. Richard Brown, the commander of Naval Surface Forces and Naval Surface Force Pacific, told USNI News in an interview on Friday.
USS Kidd (DDG-100) arrives in San Diego on April 28, 2020. US Navy Photo
"When we started out this process, I started to say it was an algebra problem for us," he said.
"Then it became differential equations, and then it went to multivariable calculus, and in many respects now it's almost theoretical physics trying to figure out what is the right thing to do."
For destroyers like Kidd, sailors are packed into tight crew quarters, and social distancing is an impossibility. Navy leadership has consistently updated procedures on the ship to slow the spread.
"The things you should do in your galley, like there's no self-serve anymore. There are no community-use condiments, like the ketchup bottle. You get individual ketchup packages. It's all these little micro things you need to think about that you can provide guidance for in a general format that each individual commander can then apply," he said.
"When the Kidd got underway from Hawaii, they got our first email and they started the cleaning and the disinfecting and the social distancing as much as you can do on a destroyer. They stopped serving self-serve on the mess decks, they closed down their gyms and the classrooms."
However, the guts of a guided-missile destroyer are tailor-made to spread COVID-19. Narrow passageways, group heads and dozens of sailors crammed into three-bunk-high berthing spaces that would never pass a civilian fire marshal's occupancy and safety inspections can quickly cause the virus to spread throughout a destroyer.
A sailor salutes the national ensign as he disembarks the guided-missile destroyer USS Kidd (DDG-100) at Naval Base San Diego, Calif., on April 28, 2020. US Navy Photo
"If it gets on, it's on the ship. And you can slow and arrest the spread, but at some point, you start losing the battle, and that's when you have to take more urgent and decisive action, and that's what we did with Kidd," he said.
"If we had left her out there, I would say at some point the entire crew would have been infected in a number of weeks."
Once the virus was discovered aboard Kidd, operational commanders weighed the need for the ship to continue its mission versus the long-term health of the ship and the crew. In this instance, once the positive case was detected, U.S. 4th Fleet, U.S. 3rd Fleet and U.S. Southern Command agreed to pull Kidd from its counter-narcotics mission and send it back to shore to begin the process of isolating the crew and disinfecting the ship.
"We have an enormous respect for this virus. It's insidious, and the reason why its insidious is the asymptomatic spread," Brown said.
"On a DDG, where you're really packed in, there can be asymptomatic spread that can go on for a while before your first sailor shows up that's displaying any symptoms. It's just a really hard problem to get after."
The problem gets easier with non-deployed ships. Brown said that, as of Friday, he had nine ships in port that had sailors infected with the virus, most in the single digits. Care for those sailors and disinfecting the ships is easier due to the proximity to shore.
For example, the yet-to-be-commissioned amphibious assault ship Tripoli (LHA-7) had an outbreak when the ship was pier side doing its final upfit in Mississippi in mid-March, Brown said. The Navy decided to clear the ship of its 630 sailors after only a few sailors tested positive. In the end, only about two dozen sailors tested positive for the virus without creating major headaches for the ship's entrance into the fleet. When an outbreak on USS Coronado (LCS-4) occurred in March, the Navy tested the entire crew after the first case emerged and was able to stop a wider spread.
Aviation Structural Mechanic Airman Preston Rosiere, from Wichita, Kan., sanitizes a hand rail aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) on April 19, 2020. US Navy Photo
For Brown and the rest of the Navy, the challenge becomes harder for deployed ships. The operational commanders have to weight the health of the crew with the need to complete the assigned mission. The Navy is keen to keep the numbers of infected ships as low as possible, given the service is still unsure how the virus got on Kidd and Theodore Roosevelt.
Two big tests of the Navy's methodology are in the works now. This week, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) left its pier in Japan for sea trials ahead of its upcoming spring patrol. In San Diego, carrier USS Nimitz (CVN-68) is gathering its strike group and air wing for a round of exercises ahead of a deployment later this year.
Both strike groups have instituted their own bubble procedures based on not only the lessons of Kidd and Theodore Roosevelt.
Sailors assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) on April 7, 2020. US Navy Photo
From the study of outbreaks on Kidd and Theodore Roosevelt, the Navy has crafted new guidelines and testing procedures, Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer, deputy chief of naval operations for operations, plans and strategy (OPNAV N3/N5), and Navy Surgeon General Rear Adm. Bruce Gillingham told reporters on Wednesday.
The Navy has expanded on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines from their experience with the Theodore Roosevelt outbreak to create stricter rules for the service.
"On TR, we expanded the CDC guidelines to wait until 14 days after the onset of symptoms and required two consecutive negative tests before we would clear that person to return to duty," Sawyer said.
That comes on top of virtually eliminating port visits and keeping sailors aboard the ship from training into their deployment.
Vice Adm. Richard Brown, commander, Naval Surface Forces, delivers the keynote address at the Surface Navy Association's 21st annual West Coast symposium on Aug. 22, 2019. US Navy Photo
The Navy is also employing more portable testing machines like BioFire and Abbott's machines to quickly screen for COVID-19-like infections to assist in quickly diagnosing potential problems.
"We're using the newest gear the nation is producing. We're using portable gear out on our ships, and we have actually gone more conservative than the CDC guidelines," Sawyer said.
One major change for the carriers will be new restrictions on the C-2A Greyhound carrier onboard delivery detachments assigned to the ship. COD detachments, typically based onshore at major airports as the carrier moves around the world, bring aboard mail, supplies and visitors in a steady hum aboard the carriers.
While the source of the infection for Theodore Roosevelt is still inconclusive, the COD flights are a suspected vector for bringing the virus aboard the ship. Sawyer said lessons from the COD detachment assigned to Harry S. Truman's deployment in the North Arabian Sea in U.S. 5th Fleet are playing into how carriers will operate in the Pacific.
"If the flight crew detachment is staying ashore for any period of time, they are restricted from movement from plane to wherever they're staying," Sawyer said.
"We're working toward keeping them aboard the ship. So far, far fewer COD flights. We've been able to do this very successfully in 5th fleet. They've given us a pretty good model to minimize those vectors into the bubble and we're replicating that across the force."
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Hersch's new book is a vulnerable account of his lifelong journey to reconcile his artistic prowess in the predominantly straight, male jazz community with his identity as an HIV-positive gay man and AIDS activist.
The memoir follows Hersch from Cincinnati to Boston to New York, where he came to musical and personal maturity in the post-Stonewall era of gay liberation. He takes us through the tragic and confusing emergence of the HIV/AIDS epidemic at a time when, in a parallel universe just streets away, jazz legends were still packing clubs and Bradley's jam sessions into the wee hours every night.
We recently invited Hersch to our Manhattan studio for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of his upcoming solo concert at Upstairs Jazz Bar in Montreal. Here are highlights from that interview, in his own words.
I didn't make my first record as a leader until I was 30. I had been working as a sideman for many years with a lot of legends, but I waited until I felt like I had people I wanted to play with and something that I could put out that I thought was personal.
It's very different now. People make records when they're still in undergrad. And also it's very easy now to make a record. Back in those days, people were pressing vinyl and you needed to have a record company. So I waited, until I was about 30, and that was right around the time that I was diagnosed with HIV, so really from the beginnings of my career as a bandleader/recording artist, that cloud was sort of in the background (or sometimes actually in the foreground).
Monk's music is fascinating and like little puzzles, some of which you have to live with for many years to discover how they work. And of course, Monk was a great pianist and we have recordings of him playing his own music. You could say, "Well, maybe these are definitive so why bother to record them again?" But with any composer's music that I play, I have to find a way to be myself while honouring the composition and the spirit of it, but I have to put it through my own filter.
I have a record [that just came] out with a clarinettist, Anat Cohen. I really like the duo format. It allows me to use the whole piano and a wide range of dynamics — sometimes I feel like I'm a drumset or an orchestra or another horn player.
When I go out and play a solo concert, which I do a lot of, I walk out on the stage and I sit on the bench and I know there's all this possibility — that maybe I'll play something that I've never played before. And just like if I sit on a meditation cushion in the morning, I don't know really what I'm gonna get. I could get a lot of chatter, or I could be pretty connected to my breath, or back and forth between the two. I don't really know, but I know that it's all OK. And when I play, even if there's a bad patch, or moments where I might get distracted or it's less than ideal — if you're really wrapped around the axle with something that you just played, that you didn't like, or if you're worrying about what you're not playing, then you're not really in the right mind space. So I just have to walk out there, sit down and put my hands down, and see what comes. I very rarely plan sets.
The values that I value as a musician are the same values I prize as a person. Ultimately, you play who you are if you're an artist. And that's not saying that some terrible people haven't made great art — they don't always correlate. But I'd like to think that I'm a good person, and I'm an activist, and I try to help people and do the right thing. And when I play, I think people respond to my level of honesty and emotional connection. And that's pretty much how it's been for quite a while.
Hersch performs 'Through the Forest' from his most recent solo release, Open Book (2017).
You should always try to play with people who are better than you are. That's the one way to get better fast. The other thing to remember is that playing jazz is not easy. It's really not for everyone. I know that the jazz education establishment would say otherwise, but just because you know what so-and-so played in 1963, you have a Real Book, and you can fake your way through some tunes, that's a far shot from people who are actually artists. I think if you really want to play this music, you have to be pretty driven and you have to realize that it's highly competitive and just being OK may not really be good enough in the end.
The landscape has changed. When I came to New York at 21, I knew a lot of tunes, I could swing, I could play various styles, I could accompany, I could transpose. Now, young musicians are kind of expected to be composers, bandleaders, [to] manage their own social media. Attachment to the canon, whether it's standards or jazz tunes by the great jazz composers — a lot of musicians are kind of bypassing that and just playing their own music. And that's an interesting development. I came up the old way where you served apprenticeships first. And now, because of the way things are, people can skip that step and they seem to be wanting more to play their own music their own way with their own band, and it's just apples and oranges. I'm not saying it's better or worse. It's just different.
The WDR big band in Köln, which is one of the best jazz orchestras in the world, is going to do an album with me arranged by Vince Mendoza. That's been kind of a dream project. And just keeping the trio working. I'm feeling really very good about where things are right now. As I wrote the book, talking about all these experiences, there were a lot of kind of "pinch me" moments. Like wow, I actually did that. I've had some not so great luck where it's come to my health, but I feel like there's still room for improvement and things to look forward to.
Fred Hersch will play two sets (7 and 9:45 p.m.) of solo piano at Montreal's Upstairs Jazz Bar and Grillade on Friday, March 30.
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Game 155 Preview: Royals at Tigers
Rick Porcello returns to the Tigers rotation tonight against Jeremy Guthrie and the Kansas City Royals.
By Rob Rogacki@BYBRob Sep 26, 2012, 8:33am EDT
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Kansas City Royals (70-84) at Detroit Tigers (82-72)
Time/Place: 7:00 p.m., Comerica Park
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Media: Fox Sports Detroit, MLB.TV, Tigers Radio Network
Pitching Matchup: RHP Jeremy Guthrie (7-12, 4.80 ERA) vs. RHP Rick Porcello (9-12, 4.57 ERA)
Don't be fooled by Guthrie's ugly stat line above: he is absolutely on fire right now. He has an ERA of 2.00 in August and September. Take away his poor showing against the Boston Red Sox in late August and Guthrie's ERA in the last two months is a scalding 1.25. The Royals have won each of his last nine starts, including a 2-1 win over the Tigers on August 30th. With his contract expiring at the end of the season, Guthrie's timing is impeccable.
Porcello isn't quite on Guthrie's level right now, but I'm more concerned about his recent inefficiency more than the results themselves. He hasn't pitched into the 7th inning in a start since August 18th against the Baltimore Orioles and the Tigers haven't won a game that he has started since August 7th against the New York Yankees (go figure). Porcello has pitched decently against the Royals this year, allowing five earned runs in a combined 13 innings between his two starts.
Mixed Results Against Guthrie
To no one's surprise, Miguel Cabrera has excellent career numbers against Guthrie. In 24 plate appearances, the slugger is hitting .368/.458/.684 with two home runs. Meanwhile, Delmon Young, Austin Jackson, and Ramon Santiago are all hitting below .150, while Brennan Boesch is 0-for-8 against the Royals' starter. Prince Fielder and Omar Infante have put up solid numbers against Guthrie, but in limited plate appearances.
Of the four games in this series, this is the one that I expect the Tigers to lose. Porcello's confidence has looked absolutely shot lately -- in no small part to the poor defense behind him -- and Guthrie is one of the hottest pitchers in baseball right now. If the Tigers pull this one out, it will probably be because the offense solved Guthrie and sent him to an early exit.
Guthrie continues his onslaught on the American League with another excellent outing today.
Game 155: Tigers rally to 5-4 victory over Royals
Necked! Andy Dirks leads Tigers in 5-4 win
Game 155 Preview: Royals at Tigers, 7:05 p.m.


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I wholeheartedly concur that Batch Optimize would be much appreciated, and would also suggest that when I click 'Optimize PDF' that it, wait for it, optimizes the PDF. It's frustrating that (deep breath) the button creates a new file but does not close the old one then initiates 7-step process to do what the button says, which should really be just the one step. It'd be much preferable to have the program do what the button says, not some roundabout, convoluted way of creating a smaller file. The above process would better be incorporated into the 'Save As' interface or thereabouts. Please let me click the Optimize button and have it optimize; I have to do this with every scan in my office.
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If you go only part way with your mobile offering, then you will continue to have your existing costs of layout and printing plus whatever costs are associated with a partial electronic solution. With a partial solution, where is the saving?
Conference Companion is unique in that it is a complete standalone application. Conference Companion is designed primarily for the portable hand-held device market. Our solution provides all content in a format ideally suited to the portable device's screen size, and the simple yet powerful touch controls making use of best practices for presenting information, maps, documents and even advertising. Even attendees with little technical ability will be working effectively in minutes getting the most out of your event.
We have customers who are into their 4th year of using our application to operate their conference. We are aware of no other handheld solution that can make that claim.
For Apple iOS users your meeting data is stored locally on the attendee device for maximum performance. Even when accessing detailed maps, watching video or reading documents, all content is available for instance viewing -- no waiting for downloads. This ensures the application is fully useful to help attendees plan, get around, and see what they want to see, even where wireless networking is not available, such as out on the street, in their hotel rooms, elevators, restaurants, etc..
Active networking is only required to make use of social networking features -- sending/receiving new private messages and accessing the Facebook, Twitter and photo sharing features.
Conference Companion on Apple devices does not trade off up-to-date information for offline use. Conference Companion keeps the device's information up-to-date using an automated sync system whenever networking is available at the conference center (or over the Internet). This means that your event gets all the benefits of up-to-date information like an Internet-based solution, but with the knowledge that your attendees can always get at the information 24/7, no matter where they go.
Sync is invisible to the attendee -- it simply happens while the application is in use on a wireless network -- the application downloads all changes and new content and installs all updates quietly. As the user interacts with the application, the latest information is shown automatically.
Non Apple mobile devices access the most up to date information from our web servers.
In addition to our high end public server connected to the internet, if you like, we can put a server onsite, plus send backups to a remote site during the meeting. Should the local server die, the remote server can take over. Should the internet die, the local server has you covered. We pack parachutes for our clients.
Parliant makes staff available for on-site support of the Conference Companion solution. For larger conferences, we provide an on-site content server to facilitate social features and data sync services right in the conference center. This option is essential to ensure complete reliability of sync and social services for the duration of the meeting -- eliminating the need for high-cost and potentially unreliable conference-wide Internet service (conferences still have the option of providing attendee Internet access as desired). For smaller conferences, Parliant can provide social and sync services over the Internet instead of on-site.
We encourage you to customizable the look of user interface to make it your own. After all, we build our reputation by helping you build yours.


Inspector Jules Maigret has nothing on Lucas Pouille. This is a supreme French mystery which just took a positive and hopeful turn at the 2019 Australian Open. Now for the next leg of this page-turning drama: Will Pouille build on his run Down Under, or lose the plot?
Can you say with certainty that you know how this story will develop in 2019?
To be sure, the pro-Pouille case received a substantial boost in Australia. Amelie Mauresmo's arrival as Pouille's coach clearly paid substantial dividends in Melbourne. Of that there can be no doubt.
However, now Pouille has more of a target on his back after making his first major semifinal. The notion of an "enigmatic French tennis player" is one of the great redundant expressions found anywhere on the planet. What French tennis player ISN'T enigmatic? We have seen French tennis players make major semifinals but not use those runs as springboards to a higher level of consistency on tour. Recall Richard Gasquet at Wimbledon in 2007. So many people were hopeful that "Reeeeshard" would find his footing then and move into the tier just below the Big 3. Alas, it never happened.
Gael Monfils made the semis of the 2008 French Open. That run similarly did not lead to a new and improved Gael. It was an aberration more than an indicator.
This is what Pouille is fighting against, now that he has reminded the tennis world how gifted a player he truly is.
The extra layer of mystery attached to Pouille's story is that after a few years of struggle and short-circuiting, he is almost 25 years old. He isn't a young pup anymore (though he is at the high end of Andrew Burton's "Generation Nick" and not at the low end of the much-maligned "Generation Grigor"). Whereas fellow Australian Open semifinalist Stefanos Tsitsipas is only 20, Pouille doesn't have the luxury of an 18- or 24-month educational period in which he can learn the lessons of the Big 3 and then — once those icons are older or retired — expect to be The Man on the ATP Tour in the 2020s.
Pouille doesn't have that same luxury of moving through ages 20 and 21, and still having time on his side in two years. Pouille is making up for lost time. Purely as a reflection of his talent, he should have had a first major semifinal a few years ago, so that his evolutionary process could have grown sooner rather than later.
If Tsitsipas needs two years to build his career (much as Roger Federer did after beating Pete Sampras at Wimbledon in 2001, just before turning 20), it will be seen as a natural and organic process of maturation.
If Pouille needs two years to improve to a similar degree, he will be 27 while his younger peers will be turning 22, 23 and 24, and shedding their training wheels. His window for winning big titles could become uncomfortably small.
Realize this simple point about the Australian Open: Pouille landed in the one quarter of the draw not populated by a Big 3 player. He landed in the Alexander Zverev-Dominic Thiem quarter and made the most of it. What will happen if/when he gets a Big 3 quarter of the draw at Roland Garros? That is just one of many questions Pouille might have to answer later this season.
Again: Do you know how this will turn out? Maybe Mauresmo Magic will continue to feed a career resurgence, but skepticism regarding a French tennis player has rarely been unwarranted in recent memory. It is up to Lucas Pouille to write a different story.
Georges Simenon would not disagree.


The Manolo Award hopes to encourage emerging leaders from across the Americas to experience new ideas, new thinking and new environments they can then take back to their own country and company; and to build on the leadership skills that they are beginning to demonstrate.
Once in a while, you meet a person who has such a profound effect on you that you are inspired perhaps to emulate them or to pay forward what it is that they have given you in life. Here at Cambiar, one such person was Manuel Barbarena. "Manolo", as he was known, was a big bear of a man, with a huge laugh and a personality to go with it. He was also one of the most influential people in Latin American market research – ever. Not content with founding two research agencies (Pearson and Kitelab), he was instrumental in the founding of AMAI, the Mexican MR trade association, and insisting on the highest of standards and codes. He was passionate about bringing Latin America onto the main stage of MR and was both a board member of CASRO and a Council Member at ESOMAR.
But his real passion was in building young MR leadership across the entire American region. He fervently believed in the power of the young to lift the industry up and to show it its destiny, much as he had done.
Sadly, Manolo did not live long enough to see all his dreams come to fruition. In May, 2011 he was killed by a massive heart attack. He was only 48. But such was the power of the man, his ideas and his passion that hundreds of us in the industry decided that his dreams were not going to end because his life had so tragically ended. Cambiar, CASRO, ARIA and a number of wonderful industry figures decided to build a foundation – the Manolo Foundation. We raised over $100,000 in short order and instituted the Manolo Award.
Very simply, the Manolo Award picks two young leaders from the MR industry in the Americas each year and gives them the opportunity to go and work for a short time in another country within the continent and to attend a major conference in that country, all expenses paid. Candidates have to be nominated by their management team, opt for a country to which they want to go, and then write an essay about why the award would be important to them and what they would do with it. These are then judged by a jury and the two lucky winners are on their way to a hosting company in the country of their choice!
Or, in other words, what better way of paying Manolo's dreams forward?
Sponsor the award by donating to the Foundation. Many of our clients are already sponsors and we thank them profusely – won't you join them?
You can find out more about how to do all of this by going to www.ariaalliance.org/manolo-award. And, by the way, the deadline for this year's nominations is April 3rd.


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Assalaamualaikum,
I pray that this finds you in good health and strong Imaan.
The deadline to apply for registration in order to commence operations next year, is the 23rd of June 2017. Conveniently, this falls within the last 10 days of Ramadan!
We've developed a plan of action for most parts of the registration application, but the missing piece of puzzle is the venue.
We had a disappointing experience last weekend in our building search, which I thought I'd share with you, as there is benefit to be gained. In short: our local masjid is located on a site that previously operated as a school, which is equipped with classrooms, bathrooms, ample car parking etc. These are all things that a council loves. As such, we hoped that this would provide a short-cut to overcoming all of our hurdles. I'd set up an appointment with the masjid secretary, who appeared to be positive and told us to come at 10.30am on Saturday. So we did! To cut a long story short when we turned up the masjid secretary was nowhere to be seen and we were told in no uncertain terms by other committee members at the masjid that this place was only for XYZ community (I'm deliberately no mentioning the particular ethnic group.) But that's not the saddest part of this story … the saddest part to me is the fact that these facilities have been locked up and remained dormant for at least the last 10 years !!
So- you might be asking- where's the benefit in this story? Well, as we were leaving, Saadia mentioned, "this is the reason we have to start the school." And I agreed. We have much work to do with our future generations, such that we fast track our maturity as a community and start to positively contribute to more than just ourselves, our kind and our own self-interest. I am excited by this prospect.
My special request of all of you this Ramadan is to remember the Fitra Community School Project in your duas. Ask Allah (swt) to open doors for us and give us the site from which to establish the school. We will be pushing hard to complete the application over Ramadan inshaAllah.
Now onto something where the positivity is more apparent. Here is a write-up that Saadia posted on Facebook about the 'COOKIES for Kids Who Don't Have Much' project, which was championed by the Little Seekers earlier this month:
How amazing are 4 year olds! Our group at Little Seekers did a brainstorm together 2 weeks ago, about how we could help poor children in Sri Lanka. I suggested making cookies to sell and the ideas that flowed from there were amazing. They wanted different things on the cookies to make them special, and decorations as well! Then one suggested they needed to make a sign that said: "Cookies for children that don't have much". And the others very quickly ageeed that this was a good idea!
This week we made our cookies, sign and decor, and had the 'Cookies for children who don't have much' fundraiser, selling them to the mums. Mashallah I was so proud and impressed with the thinking and effort of every single one of them. They worked hard and were so involved with making the cookies, deciding on price (we settled on pay as much as you want after a range of $50 to $100 per cookie was suggested!), setting up the 'stall', selling the cookies and keeping the money safely and counting it all at the end. For me, it shows how much young children are capable of, when we give them the opportunity to have their ideas heard and help them with implementation.
(For those who'd like to contribute towards this feed the fasting initiative the deadline is this Thursday 25 May. Let me know and I'll share details with you.)
Little Seekers is a pre-school that some of the Fitra Community School team have been running for the last two years. Read more about it at: https://littleseekers.wordpress.com/ . So, as you can see, we've been building towards the establishment of the Fitra Community School for quite some time.
As always, please keep us in your duas!
May Allah grant all of you a blessed and accepted Ramadan. Ameen.
BarakAllah Feekum
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Airwheel Q1 Electric Scooter an Innovation in Transportation
Abstract: There are groundbreaking innovations that lay in wait, right in front of mankind. For instance, the appearance of twin-wheel electric scooter Airwheel Q1 is groundbreaking innovation in transportation.
A bright world of abundance awaits all of us if we roll up our sleeves and do this work of stepping out of our collective ego and being humble enough to look at a simple leaf and figure out how it really is photosynthesizing: how it really generating from the sun. There are groundbreaking innovations that lay in wait, right in front of us.
It's really mini and chic with 12.5-inch twin-tire. The original intention of this mini transport is meant for female. However, an adorable and useful stuff can be everyone's (who are old enough to ride it) travel tool. Although it's small, it can hold up 120kg. Its design style is concise, yet full of visual beauty with two different circles overlapping. Q1 has two color assortments.
One is black paired with red; the other one is white paired with yellow, which offers customers an alternative. It's powered by battery, boasting the maximum speed 18 kilometers per hour. The maximum distance it rolls is 23 kilometers under the full charge which also depends on rider's weight and the road conditions.
Q1's performance is make-do in terms of short distance. Based on fuzzy algorithm and aviation attitude, it's agile since it can give response in 0.03S after riders make movements. Adopting aerospace attitude theory and gyroscope system is not difficult to maintain balance. This self-balancing electric scooter is similar to a bicycle in terms of riding skills, and riders can keep balance via slightly tilting sideways. When riders make it tilt sideways more than 45。, or turns over, the system will activate tilting protection to make motor stall immediately to avoid injuring.
Airwheel Q1 is an innovation for mankind in transportation, especially for short-distance with some special features other vehicles can't achieve.
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Robert Dear
What should we think of the mass shooting at the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood office killing three injuring nine? After praying for the families of the victims we can't help but reflect on the tragedy. Upon his arrest the shooter, Robert Dear, was reported to have said, "No more baby parts" likely referring to the Planned Parenthood summer of scandal revealing their baby body parts business. Pro-abortion activists including the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood executive blamed the violence on pro-life rhetoric and are now even beginning to label it as an act of domestic terrorism. Even pro-life presidential candidate Ben Carson in an interview with Face the Nation about the problem said both sides need to 'tone down' the 'hateful rhetoric.' Will pro-lifers do as they are told and back off so Planned Parenthood can play the victim and keep their $500 Million per year in Federal tax money? They shouldn't and pro-life police officer, Garrett Swasey's example tells us why.
In the carnage of this rogue murder spree we see Officer Swasey's, who had been an elder at his church, as an example of how true pro-life convictions play out. To be pro-life is to hold all human life equally valuable and worthy of protection, even the lives of those with whom you fiercely disagree. Officer Swasey was willing to protect the lives of people who were doing the wrong thing; either in practicing abortion, or getting an abortion. Valuing each human life equally is the essence of being pro-life, a target the shooter clearly missed.
In fact, the shooter's worldview is more consistent with Planned Parenthood's than with any true pro-life position. What is the difference between killing three people with a birthday versus killing three people without? Timing. So in a culture where death is sanctioned by government and lazily called a solution by 'healthcare providers,' where can we as a society expect to draw the line? If everyone with human DNA is not fully and equally human who gets to say which kind of murder is good and which kind of murder is bad? Arguing over which type of murder is actually murder is a sign of the schizophrenia of a soulless society.
One man's immoral act at a Planned Parenthood does not lessen or justify the industrialized immorality of abortion performed by Planned Parenthood. If anything, this situation demonstrates America's need to dig deeper to understand why certain differences in our culture seem unsolvable. Could it be that abortion and shooting sprees are the same symptom of a much deeper social problem? Is it possible that the real problem driving Robert Dear, Planned Parenthood and every other violation of human dignity whether sanctioned by government or not is that America has forgotten what it means to be human? The problem did not start with Dear, his long gun, pro-life rhetoric, or even Planned Parenthood. The problem started when America began equating liberty with personal license.
Preserving and valuing each human life should be informed by something deeper than a statute or personal opinion. It should be informed by status. Not the status of rank, citizenship, elected position, power or money, productivity, or perceived quality of life. It should be informed by the status we all have as human beings revealed by our Creator; that each of us has innate value as made in the image of God. Any other standard for human dignity is derived from other flawed humans and is by definition lower and susceptible to manipulation by misguided legislators or aspiring demagogues.
Garrett Swasey
What this shooting illustrates is America's great divide between the secular and the Christian. On one side there are those who have a low view of humanity and think they have the right to destroy human life according to their desires. This side is populated by Planned Parenthood and Robert Dear. On the other side there are those who believe that God made man in His image to reflect His glory, dedicated to protecting the dignity of all human life without exception. This side is populated by people like Officer Swasey and you and me—fellow Christian. The solution to America's great divide is not labels or more laws but the liberty found only in Christ the LORD. And it is this message that must be spoken even louder now than ever before.
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Everyone loves a good makeover. It's fun to see something go from less than great to "wow." We think these examples will help you quickly see the difference in books created by a novice or non-book specialist in comparison to a seasoned professional book designer. Doing this can save you a lot of money and heartache, as most of these authors had to pay for design twice and lost a lot of time and opportunities through the delay in their schedules. Now…What not to wear, if you're a book!


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I Had a Dream may  refer to:
 I Had a Dream (John Sebastian song)
 I Had A Dream (Johnnie Taylor song)
 I Had a Dream (Kelly Clarkson song)
 I Had a Dream (Paul Revere & the Raiders song)
 I Had a Dream, Joe
 I Had a Dream That You Were Mine

See also
 I Have a Dream (disambiguation)

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In 1839 William and Elizabeth Oliver travelled to South Australia from Berwick in Roxburghshire, Scotland aboard the 360 ton sailing ship 'Delhi' and eventually settled in 1841 on land at McLaren Vale. Whitehill and Taranga farms, the names given to the northern and southern sections of this land, are located 2 km north of McLaren Vale overlooking the township. Taranga is a corruption of the aboriginal word Tarangk, meaning 'the middle' which was used by the Kaurna, a local aboriginal tribe. Sheep and cattle were raised and orchards and vineyards were planted immediately upon arrival and the family prospered. William and Elizabeth are buried in a marble crypt, with three of their ten children beside them, in the family cemetery on the northern edge of the Taranga property.
Along with good old 'gut feeling', which comes from years of knowing the vines and terroir upon which they are grown, radio controlled and computerized soil moisture monitoring systems are used in conjunction with information gathered from our own weather station to administer the appropriate amount of water from each of the four different water sources available to us. State of the art computer controlled irrigation technology is used to administer the optimum stress levels to the vine to produce premium quality fruit. Each block is individually nurtured depending on variety, vine age, soil, location, winery requirements and the targeted bottle range. Grapes grown on the property are primarily supplied to a number of different wineries, with many varieties making top wines under their labels.
Both properties are still run by fifth generation descendants of William and Elizabeth, with the Whitehill property utilized for cropping and grazing sheep and cattle and boasting a rejuvenated stone 'Chaff Shed' which is used as a function centre and Taranga, which consists of 100 hectares of land, being planted to many different varieties of red and white wine grapes.
The McLaren Vale wine region is fortunate in that it is bounded by the Sellicks Hill Range and the waters of Gulf St. Vincent, generating temperate growing conditions required to produce top quality fruit more consistently than other regions. McLaren Vale is also located a conveniently short hop from Adelaide beside the beautiful beaches of the eastern side of Gulf St. Vincent and en route to the fabulous Fleurieu Peninsula tourist attractions. The region is relatively small with a wide variety of soils. On the Taranga property the soils are sandy loam over clay and limestone with evidence of ironstone throughout.
From 1994, some of these low yielding, high quality, old vine grapes have been processed with some outstanding results, setting the scene for Oliver's winemaking ventures. The wine being made at Yangarra by Corrina Wright – nee Rayment (the Oliver family's first winemaker and sixth generation family member). The range of wines consists of Shiraz being made under the 'Taranga' label, an ultra premium shiraz called the 'HJ Reserve' being added from the 2000 vintage, a Cabernet Sauvignon/Shiraz made under the name of 'Corrinas', a small batch range of wines including Vermentino, Fiano, Mencia, Tempranillo, Grenache, Cabernet, Sagrantino and two white wines from new to Australia Italian varietals – a Vermentino and Fiano. We also have a fortified Grenache called 'The Banished', and Liqueur Muscat called 'Ruthless Ruth'.
If wine is not your thing or you are looking for an accompaniment we have our '1841' Extra Virgin Olive oil and our 'Ambush Hill' Red wine vinegar.
Mission Statement : To produce ultra-premium age worthy wines that reflect the unique character of the Taranga Vineyard.
Quality focus in everything we do- Respect for family, history and tradition – Continuous improvement – Business integrity – Regional focus – Excellence in customer service – Authenticity – Involvement in our history – Passion about everything we do.
The team consists of Aaron Gowling who joined us after working as a local diesel mechanic for 9 years and is in charge of workshop maintenance and operations. After 20 years as the local McLaren Vale Butcher, Jim Ellis has had a career change to the vineyard. He is a jack of all trades and supplies the vineyard entertainment! Dan is the newest member of our team and is busily learning the ropes of the Taranga vineyard.
Corrina, with cousin Brioni Oliver, is the leading voice of the Oliver family's sixth generation and the impetus behind their own wine label – Oliver's Taranga.
After growing up among the family vineyards and enrolling in a Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Oenology) in 1994 it was only fitting that she convince her Grandfather and Uncles to let her have some fruit from the vineyard. Working alongside legendary local Chapel Hill winemaker, Pam Dunsford – she created a small scale Shiraz. The Oliver's Taranga Vineyards label was born.
In 1997, Corrina was granted a Scholarship from Southcorp Wines and Adelaide University to study at the University of California, Davis, a university world renowned for its Viticulture and Oenology program. After a year completing her Oenology studies at Davis, Corrina worked for six months at Gallo Sonoma in the Dry Creek Valley of Sonoma, California. She then returned to Australia to work for Southcorp Wines on their Winemaking Graduate Program. Corrina spent vintage 2000 working at Penfolds Nuriootpa site, moving to Lindeman's Karadoc in July 2000.
to make Oliver's Taranga wines at local wineries. In 2004 she returned home to roost full time, allowing Oliver's Taranga to take the next step and open a cellar door in one of the original buildings at 246 Seaview Road, McLaren Vale.
Brioni has grown up on the Taranga property and is also a sixth generation Oliver family member. She has worked in the Taranga Vineyard throughout her school holidays.
Brioni graduated from Adelaide University with a Bachelor of Wine Marketing in 2005.
Since then she has spent some time backpacking around Europe. Brioni role as Cellar Manager entails stock control, despatch, event and cellar door management. Brioni has recently built a house on the property with her partner Chris and their first of the seventh generation has jut been welcomed.
Don, a fifth generation Oliver, was born in McLaren Vale and has worked in the wine industry for most of his life developing the Taranga vineyard into what it is today.
A large part of Don's life revolves around the Oliver family properties, 'Taranga' vineyard in McLaren Vale and 'Shannon' and 'Avendale' in the South East of South Australia, which are predominately used for cropping, sheep and cattle grazing but are managed by brother, Morris.
Don, an avid supporter of the region, is one of McLaren Vales most respected grape growers and is known for his technical vineyard innovations, producing grapes to go into super premium and icon wines.
Kieran is in charge of all the finances here at Oliver's Taranga.
Safe to say, Kieran has us all under a tight watch!
Nicky has grown up in McLaren Vale and is part of our extended family. She has worked on the Taranga property and other local cellar doors while studying Wine Marketing at Adelaide University. She then spent 5 years in WA's Margaret River working at Howard Park's cellar door.
At Oliver's Taranga Nicky is involved in direct marketing, cellar door, bottling, dispatch, export, is our advertising guru and like any family business is available for anything else that comes up!
With a visit to Italy in 2011, the Ambush Hill Vinegar and Fig, Lemon and Expresso Vincotto have been added to the range.
Sally has been a great friend of the Oliver family for a long time. In fact, Corrina, Nicky & Sally all worked together in their teenage years at Granny Mays in Westfield Marion! You will see Sally in cellar door on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and some weekends. Joining Sally in our amazing cellar door team is Sarah, Kate, Matt, Yvonne and Therese. Make sure you come in and see us when you're in McLaren Vale!


Unequal leg length (also termed leg length inequality, LLI or leg length discrepancy, LLD) is where the legs are either different lengths or appear to be different lengths because of misalignment.
A girl with a congenital, structural difference in leg lengths is walking in a clinic.
Structural differences are caused by the legs themselves being measurably different in length, usually due to differences in the length of the femur in the thigh or the tibia and fibula bones in the lower leg. This may be a birth defect or it may occur after a broken leg, serious infection, or local damage to one of the growth plates in a leg.
The other, more common, type is seen when the legs themselves are the same length, but due to neuromuscular injuries in the pelvis or upper leg, one leg or hip is held higher and tighter than the other (hypertonicity in the musculature of the pelvis or leg). These unequally tightened muscles cause the legs to seem to be different lengths, even though careful measurement would show equal lengths of the actual leg. This is called leg length alignment asymmetry (LLAA) and can be seen while lying down.
X-rays for leg length measurement.
Unequal leg length in children is frequently first suspected by parents noticing a limp that appears to be getting worse. The standard workup in children is a thorough physical examination, including observing the child while walking and running. Also, at least in United States, standard workup in children also includes X-rays to quantify actual length of the bones of the legs.
Femur length: The superior aspect of the femoral head and the distal portion of the medial femoral condyle.
The most common treatment for discrepancies in leg length is the use of a simple heel lift, which can be placed within the shoe. In cases where the length discrepancy is moderate, an external build up to the shoe is usually more comfortable. In severe cases, surgery can be used to make the longer leg shorter (or impede its growth), and/or make the shorter leg longer via limb lengthening.
Although prone "functional leg length" is a widely used chiropractic tool in their Activator technique, it is not a recognized anthropometric technique, since legs are usually of unequal length, and measurements in the prone position are not entirely valid estimates of standing X-ray differences. Measurements in the standing position are far more reliable. Another confounding factor is that simply moving the two legs held together and leaning them imperceptibly to one side or the other produces different results.
Teleroentgenogram, which projects the entirety of both legs at the same time.
Orthoroentgenogram, which takes separate images of the hip, knee and ankle.
On X-rays, the length of the lower limb can be measured from the proximal end of femoral head to the center of the plafond of the distal tibia.
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The Intelligence Authorization Act of 2015, which became law on December 19, 2014, included two minor provisions that hint at major problems within our homeland intelligence enterprise. Sec. 324 requires the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Intelligence & Analysis (I&A) to submit an annual report describing DHS intelligence activities. Sec. 328 asks I&A, in consultation with the FBI and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), to take a closer look at information sharing practices with State, local, and tribal partners.
These provisions should serve as useful launching points for the intelligence committees to conduct a comprehensive review of our disjointed and shoddy homeland intelligence efforts.
Prior to 9/11, the big three-letter foreign intelligence agencies had unique missions and valued added. The goal after 9/11 was therefore to sharpen their capabilities and to sync them up properly to ensure maximum effectiveness. That goal has largely been accomplished.
The challenge on the homeland intelligence front was different—it involved establishing entirely new organizations or significantly modifying the missions of established organizations. Success here has been far more mixed, with some bright spots, some weak points, and—you guessed it—a colossal amount of waste and duplication of effort.
The National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) is one of those bright spots. NCTC was established under a different name (the Terrorist Threat Integration Center) and a slightly narrower mission, in May 2003 in response to recommendations of the 9/11 Commission. It was codified in law by the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (IRTPA) of 2004, with a mission to lead and integrate the country's foreign and homeland counterterrorism efforts.
Other elements of the intelligence community greeted the creation of NCTC with an intense amount of skepticism, and NCTC initially failed to satisfy the mission identified in the IRTPA. But over time, similar to the narrative Aki told us about last week regarding the ODNI, this particular organization has found its footing, primarily by focusing on its unique role to integrate homeland and foreign counterterrorism threat streams. Rather than truly leading the country's CT effort, as its IRTPA mandate essentially calls for, NCTC adds value by serving as a force multiplier and information conduit for other intelligence agencies.
The FBI's post-9/11 progress has been more uneven. Although it has had numerous impressive CT successes over the last dozen years, the bureau has yet to completely make the transition to being a true "intelligence agency." Former FBI Director Mueller made this transition a top priority. But he primarily tried to force change by modifying the organizations structure (creating, for example, the National Security Branch, the Directorate of Intelligence, and the Cyber Division) rather than finding ways to change its distinctive culture borne from a century of law enforcement.
The FBI's basic organizational instincts remain investigative rather than intelligence-focused. Its agents gather information to make cases rather than to develop a comprehensive picture of an emerging threat and of how to address that threat. More importantly, the FBI is still the clear weak point when it comes to information sharing across the intelligence community. It continues to gather information for its own purposes rather than to contribute to a whole-of-government CT effort.
This is where DHS I&A comes in. As described above, the FBI cannot be trusted to do sophisticated intelligence analysis and then to share that analysis with both state, local and tribal officials. Instead that role has been outsourced to I&A, which attempts to compensate for FBI weaknesses but which is not up to the task because its analytic cadre is weak and because its mission remains confused.
I&A was established by Sec. 201 of the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to "access, receive, and analyze law enforcement information, intelligence information, and other information from agencies of the Federal Government, State and local government agencies to—(A) identify and assess the nature and scope of terrorist threats to the homeland; [and] (B) detect and identify threats of terrorism against the United States." Note how similar this is to NCTC's mission; I&A was initially focused on terrorism and focused on integration and analysis of all-source counterterrorism information.
When NCTC was established in 2003, this left I&A without a clear reason to exist. In response, I&A expanded its mission beyond terrorism while focusing to a greater extent on filling a facilitator role with State and local law enforcement officials. In short, when NCTC took over I&A's turf, I&A tried to take over some of the FBI's turf. It has largely failed to do so, despite the FBI's intelligence weaknesses, but continues to try nonetheless.
This has left the country's homeland intelligence efforts in a terrible mess, with duplication of effort across multiple federal agencies and with too little to show for that effort. This is best demonstrated by the often-debated distinction between DHS I&A-supported Fusion Centers and FBI-run Joint Terrorism Task Forces (JTTFs). And this problem has been exacerbated recently; as each relevant agency has sought to claim its piece of the 'cyber' homeland pie, confusion about roles and responsibility in real space has now extended to cyberspace.
Various legislators have taken this on piecemeal and made tweaks on the margins to the institutional arrangements that were set up after 9/11. But new committee leadership and current budgetary challenges might offer an opportunity to think about homeland intelligence more strategically.
Streamlining the country's homeland intelligence efforts might offer the best opportunity to trim some fat from the IC without having to worry about a loss of important capabilities. It is time for the congressional intelligence committees, in partnership with relevant homeland security committees, to do some hard thinking about what role, if any, DHS I&A, should have.


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Report on Greece's Attempt at Austerity Could be Delayed to Help Obama
Much of how the rest of the euro crisis develops depends on how inspectors of the troika (European Commission, European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund) judge Greece's efforts to implement reforms and austerity measures. If the troika reports that the Greek government has been unable to make the necessary reforms then it is possible that the next bailout installment will be withheld, and Greece will almost certainly default on its debt.
It now looks like officials from Washington might be trying to delay reports on Greece's austerity efforts because it might cause a downturn in the global economy before Election Day.
A U.S. official said the United States had made clear to European officials that it wanted to avoid any "downside" economic surprises because of the fragile U.S. recovery, but denied that it had anything to do with the U.S. election.
Several sources in Germany described those conversations with their U.S. counterparts and said the message had been that the Americans didn't want surprises before the election.
Recent polling indicates that Obama is doing well, but a global economic shock like a Greek default and euro exit would have the potential to make the presidential race much tighter. It is worth remembering that most European politicians are hardly fans of Republicans.
From the same Reuters piece:
"As far as European leaders are concerned, they don't want Romney, so they're probably willing to do anything to help Obama's chances," said the source, an EU official involved in finding solutions to the debt crisis.
A Greek default and euro exit would almost certainly prompt a downturn in the global economy and potentially accelerate the euro crisis. Despite the negative effects this would have on most people Mitt Romney would stand to gain. It looks like this is an outcome some from Washington have already taken steps to avoid, at least until the election is over.
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How about party of one at "ONEsto"? I'm feeling pretty punny today, friends!
Some people do not enjoy dining alone, but I have never really had a problem doing so. I think having to travel for business so much throughout my career taught me to feel comfortable as a "party of one". Back in the day, I would bring a book with me and sit at the corner two-top table at which hosts and hostesses would inevitably seat me. I'd read and casually eat my food while servers seemed to try to rush me out. I never really knew if it was because they were feeling uncomfortable for me, or if they were just trying to turn the table – probably a bit of both.
Nowadays, let's face it. I have my nose stuck in my iPhone – either playing "Words with Friends", checking social media sites, returning emails, or taking photos to include in blog posts like this. I really do feel that my "smart phone" has had the opposite effect on my intellect!
I loved hearing the remarks from audience members, both at intermission and after the show. As a board member, I found that folks really appreciated providing me their points of view, their personal experiences, and the reactions to the theatre space in general. It was a great afternoon! But, I was hungry by the time the show ended! That's when I decided to head over and try Onesto (which was mentioned to me by my favorite gal at AJ Bombers).
When I walked up to Onesto, I was greeted with "Ker?" by the gentleman at the door. Simply amazing to me since I am just barely coming up on two years in Milwaukee! Matt and I met at AJ Bombers a while back, and we know each other over Twitter, but I didn't really think he would recognize me out of the blue! What a warm welcome!
And, a cool spot! Check out the artwork that's for sale when you stop in!
It was a gorgeous day, so I sat at the last seat at the bar, near the open windows facing N. Broadway Ave.
As he walked me to my seat, Matt gave me a few recommendations (Mussels with Linguini, Bolognese with meatballs, Butternut Squash Ravioli), but he also mentioned that Jason (behind the bar) would "take good care of" me. So, as Jason greeted me, I promptly greeted him back and handed him my blog card. Jason verified that he understood the "instructions" and quickly went on his way.
Then, I was served up a happy hour special – free Honey Roasted Bruschetta (roma tomato, basil, housemade ricotta) – and I bonded with Jason over his pronunciation of the word "bruschetta" – we both learned to pronounce it with a hard "k" sound rather than a "sh". It's the simple things, folks!
I mentioned that I was hungry that day! I hadn't eaten anything substantial until I went for this late lunch / early dinner. This was a LOT of food, but it was so tasty! Homemade spaghetti and meatballs – with brisket to boot! I was absolutely full by the time I was finished.
That didn't stop Jason from bringing me (another free of charge item) a decadent dessert! Flourless chocolate olive oil cake with pistachio brittle (perhaps the best new discovery of recent times!). Y'all, this cake…it was almost like eating pudding! So smooth and creamy. But, the brittle was the true hero, in my opinion!
I advised both Jason and Matt that I would be sending the bill for my gym membership after having this meal! It's a miracle I had the energy to walk Riley and then do some work that evening. I probably should have given into a carb crash and called it a night!
It was a perfect Sunday afternoon, and I thoroughly enjoyed dining solo while catching occasional conversation with both Jason and Matt throughout the afternoon. They're just lovely men and very friendly.
To sum it up: great service + great food + great atmosphere = a great time! I'd love to know if you've been to Onesto and if you have a favorite dish!


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Recently, GrubHub & Seamless have merged and the new entity is now known as GrubHub Seamless. Seamless was originally marketed to corporate New York and it has been decided that the brand will remain unchanged. I decided to take a look at the merger's impact on the restaurant industry and try to determine whether or not this would really have an effect on the industry as a whole.
Since GrubHub Seamless' merger, the two sites processed on average over 174,000 orders per day throughout 2014 so far. The CEO noted that GrubHub Seamless generates billions of dollars for local restaurants; however, is that really the case?
OpenTable is a subsidiary of Priceline and this is another booking or reservation system used for restaurants. OpenTable is interesting because it requires the customer to actually visit the brick and mortar restaurant location. I feel that if you are in the restaurant business, this is a better option because the foot traffic itself is very beneficial. OpenTable will still have to compete with GrubHub Seamless, but it appeals to a different market. GrubHub Seamless is for the user who is in a hurry or needs the convenience of staying at the location they are at to eat. OpenTable is effective in a sense that it reserves a table and there should theoretically be little wait time; however, dining in is still a process in itself.
I feel that Yelp or Google is a much larger threat to GrubHub Seamless than OpenTable. The power of customer reviews can make or break a business. If there is a new restaurant that you are unsure about, the first thing would be to look up reviews on service, pricing, and taste. On Yelp, users give thorough reviews about service, explain their negative experiences, and even mention the ambiance or crowds that visit the restaurant. Google has a different strength. Google has strength in overall search and the ability to find a restaurant. The reviews on Yelp and overall site rank or SEO has an effect on your placement.
iScripts NetMenus now has an iPhone app available and when you purchase the app, it comes with a license for the software as well. This means that your restaurant or online food court can not only process orders via the mobile app, but also orders from your website. The iScripts NetMenus app has the power to not only increase traffic, but increase brand awareness. The software is fully customizable to where you can upload your logos as well as the home screen. The user friendly app has the ability to change the restaurant industry for the better. Forget the extremely high commission fees of online food courts such as Seamless GrubHub and grow your restaurant with the most up to date internet marketing solution! The restaurant industry can be a very tough industry to break into or if your restaurant is a hidden gem, make sure that your dining experience is known by the consumers in your area!
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Kentucky vs. South Carolina game thread and pregame reading
The Cats look to extend their winning streak to five.
By TJ Barnett@teej__tweets Jan 15, 2020, 5:08pm EST
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The Kentucky Wildcats are back in action tonight as they take on the South Carolina Gamecocks. The game is scheduled to start at 6:30 pm EST. and you can watch it on the SEC Network, or online at WatchESPN.
Today marks the first of many road games ahead for the Cats. Six out of their next nine games will be on the road, so it's going to be a great test for the team that's starting to find its groove.
South Carolina hasn't had one of their better years thus far, but they do have a couple of good wins against Clemson (who beat Duke yesterday) and Virginia. Road games in Columbia are also never easy, so Kentucky has to be ready for a 40-minute dogfight.
Keep an eye out on EJ Montgomery. He had a very solid outing in his last game with 8 points and 6 rebounds. He's had an underwhelming season to this point, but in his interview after the game, you could hear the confidence in his voice as he's starting to carve out a role for what hopes to be a Final Four-contending Kentucky squad. If EJ can keep that kind of play up consistently, the Cats will be favored to make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.
Get hyped for the game with some of these pregame reads:
Kentucky vs. South Carolina: Preview, viewing info & score projection
Update on Johnny Juzang
Kenny Payne and Wildcats preview South Carolina Gamecocks
Kentucky moves up in updated Bracketology projections
Enes Kanter plans to open school in Oklahoma City
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander records a historic triple-double
SEC Basketball Power Rankings for Week 11
Player takeaways from the Cats' win over Alabama
Cliff Omoruyi cuts list to 5
Dan Issel pegs Kentucky as quintessential location for NBA expansion


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