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Suit to Stop New Michigan Casino Can Forge Ahead
January 24, 2011 Purna Nemani
(CN) – A Michigan man can sue the government and an American Indian tribe for trying to build a casino near his property, the D.C. Circuit ruled.
David Patchak argued that he deserves to be protected from the negative effects of the proposed Indian gambling facility that would occupy 147 acres in his rural farming community in Wayland Township, Mich., referred to as the Bradley Tract.
His complaint notes that the casino would bring an estimated 3.1 million visitors yearly, divert medical resources from residents, increase crime and contribute to air, noise and water pollution. Furthermore, Patchak alleged, the casino would destroy the area's rural character, diminish his property value and sully his enjoyment of the local scenery.
The government had taken the land into trust for a band of Pottawatomi, known as the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish or Gun Lake Band, which owned the property and wanted to build a casino there.
An anti-gambling entity MichGO had challenged the maneuver earlier, but the complaint was dismissed, and the dismissal upheld, by the D.C. courts.
Patchak filed suit separately under the Administrative Procedures Act, claiming that Kenneth Salazar, secretary of the Department of the Interior, violated the National Environmental Policy Act and Indian Gaming Regulatory Act by taking the land into trust because the Gun Lake Band was not under federal jurisdiction during the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934.
A federal judge agreed that Salazar's trust authority is limited to tribes under jurisdiction in 1934, but dismissed Patchak's suit on different grounds. The court noted that Patchak lacks prudential standing to challenge Salazar's authority since his Patchak's interests "actively run contrary" to the Indian Reorganization Act. It also noted that by taking the land into trust, the government may have preempted Patchak's claims under Quiet Title.
On Friday, however, the D.C. circuit rejected the lower court's reasoning.
"Patchak did not have to show that the Indian Reorganization Act was meant to benefit those in his situation," Judge A. Raymond Randolph wrote for the court's three-judge panel.
"[Salazar] may act only on behalf of tribes that were under federal jurisdiction at the time of the IRA's enactment in 1934," the ruling continues. "When that limitation blocks Indian gaming, as Patchak claims it should have in this case, the interests of those in the surrounding community – or at least those who would suffer from living near a gambling operation – are arguably protected. And because of their interests, they are proper parties to enforce the IRA's restrictions."
The judge added that "it would be very strange to deny Patchak standing in this case."
"His stake in opposing the Band's casino is intense and obvious," Randolph wrote.
The zone-of-interests test of the IRA is supposed to "weed out litigants who lack a sufficient interest in the controversy."
"Patchak is surely not in that category," the ruling states.
Since Patchak did not sue for monetary damages and filed a claim relating to the government's actions "under color of legal authority," the Administrative Procedures Act states that the government does not have immunity from the suit.
The government argued that the suit, in such case, was barred by the Quiet Title Act of 1972, which Randolph noted "reflects a congressional policy of honoring the federal government's solemn obligations to Indians with respect to title disputes over Indian trust land."
But Randolph found that the act does not apply since Patchak did not claim that he owned the land.
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Mother from Bulacan is the first PPUR Millionaire
It was blessed day for a mother of three when she received the news that she won 1 million pesos from the "Pera sa Kweba" text raffle. Marites Balagtas, who is the text raffle's first millionaire, was awarded the facsimile of 1 million cheque by the Task Force PPUR at Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center in Quezon City.
The "Pera sa Kweba" text raffle was initiated by the private sector to promote the Puerto Princesa Underground River (PPUR) in Palawan. The three telecom giants in the Philippines; namely Globe, Sun and Smart; gave 25 million pesos in prizes for the PPUR text raffle. PPUR was recently included in the provisional list of New7Wonders Foundation.
The 1 million-peso prize came at the right time for Marites as her son was stricken with dengue. Her husband, who is a pedicab driver, is ill for several days. Their house was also flooded during the onslaught of Typhoon Pedring. Marites said that she will invest her 1 million-pesos prize for the education of her children and for the building of a small house.
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Ramon Paje said that the text raffle for the PPUR is extended until December 30, 2011. The grand prize is 25 million pesos that is why he urged the public to continue texting. Aside from the grand prize, there are still five 1 million pesos consolation prizes that are at stake for the PPUR text raffle.
Anyone can join the PPUR text raffle by typing the word PPUR then send to 2861 for all network. Each text costs 2.50 pesos.
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Hackers fooled Save the Children into sending $1 million to a phony account
By Todd Wallack Globe Staff,December 12, 2018, 7:13 p.m.
Save the Children Federation, one of the country's best-known charities, said it was the victim of a $1 million cyberscam last year.
The Connecticut-based nonprofit said hackers broke into a worker's e-mail, posed as an employee, and created false invoices and other documents, to fool the charity into sending nearly $1 million to a fraudulent entity in Japan. The con artists claimed the money was needed to purchase solar panels for health centers in Pakistan, where Save the Children has worked for more than 30 years.
By the time the nonprofit realized it had been defrauded, it was too late to stop the transfer. But Save the Children Federation, the US affiliate of the international relief organization, said it recouped all but $112,000 through insurance and tightened its security after discovering the theft in May 2017, according to a recent filing with the Internal Revenue Service.
"We have improved our security measures to help ensure this does not happen again," said Stacy Brandom, chief financial officer of Save the Children Federation. "Fortunately, through insurance, we were ultimately reimbursed for most of the funds."
In a separate incident, the charity reported that it was provided with a false bank account in Africa for a vendor whose e-mail had been hacked, causing the charity to mistakenly send $9,210 to the hacker's account instead of the real one. In that case, the fraud was discovered in time for Save the Children to recover almost all of its money.
Experts say a growing number of organizations around the globe, including charities, businesses, and individuals, have been victimized by hackers who have cracked e-mail to fool people into making fraudulent bank transfers.
"I've seen this happen so many times in my career, it kills me," said Scott Augenbaum, a former FBI agent who has written a forthcoming book titled "The Secret to Cybersecurity." "I've seen millions of dollars worth of fraud."
In 2016, the FBI issued a bulletin warning about a surge in reports about businesses that regularly make wire transfers that were defrauded after someone cracked their e-mail. The FBI said there had been reports of the scam in all 50 states and 100 countries, costing billions of dollars worldwide.
Earlier this month, Cape Cod Community College told employees that hackers had stolen $800,000 after infiltrating the college's bank accounts through a "phishing" scheme.
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center lost nearly $94,000 last year after hackers obtained access to a worker's e-mail through a phishing attack and, then, posing as the employee, authorized a fraudulent wire transfer. The quasi-public agency said it has since recovered more than one-quarter of the funds and revamped its security.
And the American Museum of Natural History in New York City reported that it lost $2.8 million after an employee fell for a e-mail scam in 2015. Earlier this year, the Globe reported the museum was among more than 1,100 nonprofits that told the IRS they had suffered a major diversion of assets since 2011.
Augenbaum said it is increasingly common for hackers to try to get access to someone's e-mail account and then use that information to fool people into wiring money to a phony account.
In one variation of the scam, hackers have broken into accounts for real estate brokers and then fooled homeowners into wiring their down payments to a fraudulent account.
Sandy Ross, an accountant and fraud examiner, said that most large nonprofits and businesses have procedures to prevent such scams, such as having a second person sign off on significant wire transfers and calling the recipient to verify the account numbers. In all but one instance Ross could recall, she said, the attacks have "been thwarted."
"This happens on a regular basis," said Ross, a partner with the accounting firm KLR in Boston.
Save the Children Federation, also known as Save the Children US, has since adopted similar measures, including making sure someone confirms all new vendors and bank account instructions via phone, as well as strengthening its technology systems. The organization handles dozens of wire transfers a year worth more than $1 million.
Another accountant, Richard Locastro, said cyberscams are an issue for all sorts of organizations.
"These schemes are getting pretty sophisticated," said Locastro, a partner with Gelman, Rosenberg and Freedman in Bethesda, Md. "I think anybody could be vulnerable. It happens to accounting firms. It happens to law firms. It happens to charities."


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B2B Owners to Save Time & Money with Ontario Pilot Program
HR and Recruiting April 12, 2016April 14, 2016 Tracey Tong
Ontario's B2B owners can benefit from a new program aiming to generate employment opportunities.
The Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure has partnered with financial institutions to launch the Rate Drop Rebate pilot, which is looking to create 1,100 new employment opportunities for students, long-term unemployed, older unemployed, people with disabilities, newcomers to Canada and Indigenous persons, who typically face unfair disadvantage when seeking jobs.
To be piloted in Hamilton, London and Ottawa – each with thousands of small businesses – the program will be offered through Alterna Savings, CIBC, First Ontario Credit Union, Libro Credit Union and Meridian. Business owners who hire qualified employees will be offered a lower the interest rate on their business loans or lines of credit and provided free assistance with hiring.
For every new employee hired through Rate Drop Rebate and retained for a minimum of six months, owners will receive a cash back rebate equivalent to a one per cent reduction in the interest rate on their term loan up to a maximum of four per cent, or the actual interest paid over six months on the business's line of credit up to a maximum of two years interest-free.
To qualify, business owners must run a for-profit business with a physical address in Hamilton, London, or Ottawa, have or need a term loan or line of credit and be currently hiring or have an anticipated need for an entry-level position with a minimum of 20 working hours per week.
Business owners can find out more at www.ratedroprebate.com.
Tracey Tong
Tracey Tong is an award-winning journalist with over 15 years in newspapers and communications. She is a former managing editor at Metro News and has contributed stories on business, politics, technology, science, healthcare and the arts to dozens of publications all over North America. The Burlington native currently makes her home in Ottawa. Find her on Twitter @TraceyTong
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Nebraska's move to the Big Ten in 2010 shook a lot of things up for the Huskers. Suddenly, teams they had played against for years disappeared from the schedule, replaced by Nebraska's new Big Ten brethren.
With a conference shift, rivalries often go by the wayside. That has been a popular topic this week with Colorado set to come to town to renew an old rivalry with Nebraska on the football field. Oklahoma will return to the schedule in a few years as well.
But the Huskers have struggled to establish new rivalries in the Big Ten. This is only Nebraska's ninth season in the conference, and let's face it: the Huskers haven't been particularly relevant. That's a bad combination for building up the kind of hate and respect for any other team that leads to a rivalry. That will come with time, and a little success at the expense of Nebraska's conference mates won't hurt either.
But there is one school that Nebraska sees every year (or close to it, depending on the sport) and has done so for some time: that school about 60 miles up I-80.
Nebraska and Creighton have plenty of history and the close proximity sets the stage for a natural rivalry.
Creighton obviously doesn't have a football team nor does Nebraska have a men's soccer team, two programs in which the respective schools invest heavily.
The Jays have controlled the series in men's basketball recently with seven straight wins and they've made the NCAA Tournament more often than not while Nebraska… hasn't. Tim Miles and his squad will look to change that this season with the team's top four scorers returning and Creighton's top two scorers from last season gone.
The matchup has been much more even on the women's side in hoops as Nebraska holds a 5-3 edge since the Huskers moved to the Big Ten but has only outscored Creighton by nine total points in those eight meetings. The Jays have made the NCAA Tournament in each of the last two years while Amy Williams got the Nebraska program back on track last year after a severely down season in 2016-17 and should continue to challenge for postseason berths. There could be something brewing there.
Both baseball programs have struggled when it comes to postseason success recently, and that's hurt the importance and interest in the series between the two teams, especially when Nebraska wins that series almost every year.
That leads us to volleyball, the one true program at Nebraska that hasn't had a problem building up rivalries. As soon as the Huskers arrived in the Big Ten they began competing for conference titles juts like they had in the Big 12, setting (no pun intended) their sights on challenging arguably the most dominant program in college volleyball at the time, Penn State. Nebraska and the Nittany Lions have had some incredible matches over the years with conference championship and NCAA title implications. It has quickly become one of the most exciting and intense rivalries in the sport.
But as Thursday night's comeback for the Huskers against the Jays in Omaha showed, there's room for more than one when it comes to rivalries.
Nebraska has dominated the series with Creighton. In fact, the Huskers are undefeated — 16-0 since Creighton's 1994 reinstatement. However, under Kirsten Bernthal Booth, the Jays have been creeping closer and closer to the Huskers, from a Nebraska sweep in 2015 to a four-set win for the Huskers in 2016 to a five-setter on Thursday.
The rest of college volleyball will be hard-pressed to top what a regular-season record crowd of 14,022 saw at CHI Health Center Omaha in terms of level of play, individual efforts, competitiveness and overall atmosphere. The players on the court brought their A games and so did the fans in the stands.
Both sides looked every bit the part of top-10 teams on Thursday and although the Jays didn't manage to secure their first win over Nebraska despite taking a 2-0 lead in the match, they sent a message that Creighton is here to stay, a message that has been building up over the last few years with Creighton's dominance of the Big East and runs in the NCAA Tournament.
Under John Cook, Nebraska certainly isn't going anywhere either with three Final Four appearances and two national titles in the past three years.
The veteran-laden Bluejays missed out on their best chance yet to take down a relatively inexperienced Nebraska team outside of two seniors, but both sides have a considerable amount of young talent as well. Nebraska recruits at an elite level every year and Creighton is getting to that point with a top-10 recruiting class nationally in 2018. Thirteen underclassmen saw the court on Thursday between the two teams and though the likes of Mikaela Foecke, Kenzie Maloney, Jaali Winters and Taryn Kloth will be moving on, those freshmen and sophomores will keep the rivalry going.
Both sides have said they intend to continue the series for as long as it works for their schedules, and that is a gift for a volleyball-crazy state. On Thursday, fans sporting red filled the arena, but Creighton had its own sizable and vocal segment of the crowd in blue as well.
Thursday's match set a high standard for the rest of the athletic programs in Lincoln and Omaha to live up to when it comes to any single game for the duration of the 2018-19 calendar. Right now, the volleyball programs are the crown jewels for both athletic departments, and Creighton versus Nebraska is a rivalry worth investing in.


In 2002, the UN General Assembly designated 11 December as International Mountain Day to foster understanding and respect for the traditional knowledge and techniques of mountain communities that are key to managing and enhancing fragile mountain ecosystems.
International Mountain Day is an opportunity to create awareness about the importance of mountains to life, to highlight the opportunities and constraints in mountain development, and to build partnerships that will bring positive change to the world's mountains and highlands.
The theme for this year's International Mountain Day is 'Mountain Cultures: Celebrating Diversity and Strengthening Identity'. The associated events seeks to further ICIMOD's mission to improve lives and livelihoods in the Hindu Kush Himalaya through sustainable development for mountain people.
ICIMOD will also participate in a special programme organized by the Ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The event will feature a special message from David Molden, Director General of ICIMOD, and a photo exhibition on Mountain Cultures and Livelihoods.
Similarly, the Pakistan Meteorological Department and several university and local government partners are conducting a seminar in celebration of IMD.


What do you notice about the photo above, aside from the bevy of hen do-attending ladies clambering over Eros, and the rare spectacle of London in sunshine? Yes, I am not reading on my beloved Kindle, but on my phone – and that is because I left my Kindle on the Newport to Paddington train. WOE. I really do have the most appalling luck when it comes to Kindles – since I first got one in July 2011, I've gone through… maybe eight or nine of them? A number of them (maybe four or five) fell prey to the screen-freeze that I think was quite common in the early cheap models; I dropped my laptop on one (yes, I know), and had another one stolen out of my bag (while I was being held in transit in Tashkent Airport, prior to being booted out of the country), and now this. I will of course IMMEDIATELY buy another, because I cannot get by without hundreds of books at my fingertips. Still, I was quite proud of myself for having held onto that particular model for nearly a year, having bought it just before moving to Cairo last year. Sad.
Thank god for free Kindle apps, though, because it would have wounded me to have to stop in the middle of this book. People are (often) insufferably snobbish about Stephen King, but I (mostly) think he's a goddamn genius – with a pleasantly non-pretentious attitude to his own writing. I've not read a lot of books about writing, but I can't imagine they come much better than King's On Writing; when it comes to fiction, King at his best (The Shining, Doctor Sleep, Hearts in Atlantis, The Stand) is as good as anyone else writing today. Plus he wrote The Dark Tower, which I read in January this year and absolutely adored, flawed as it is in parts. Mr Mercedes, I think, is one of his better books – a fairly straightforward detective novel with a very likeable protagonist and an enjoyably unpleasant antagonist (as well as two of the most interesting sidekicks I've seen). I'd sensibly pre-ordered it so it appeared as if by magic on my Kindle (pre-loss), and I have done likewise for Revival, King's next novel, which is due out towards the end of the year. Can't hardly wait.
London, eh? I'm from London, but haven't lived there since 2007, and every time I visit it stirs up a potent mix of nostalgia, longing and RAGE (the latter usually provoked by trying to go anywhere by public transport). The Shard, however, never fails to provoke the simplest kind of childlike delight in me, whenever I see it.


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// Copyright Louis Dionne 2013

// Use, modification and distribution is subject to the Boost Software
// License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy
// at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)

#ifndef BOOST_GRAPH_HAWICK_CIRCUITS_HPP
#define BOOST_GRAPH_HAWICK_CIRCUITS_HPP

#include <algorithm>
#include <boost/assert.hpp>
#include <boost/foreach.hpp>
#include <boost/graph/graph_traits.hpp>
#include <boost/graph/one_bit_color_map.hpp>
#include <boost/graph/properties.hpp>
#include <boost/move/utility.hpp>
#include <boost/property_map/property_map.hpp>
#include <boost/range/begin.hpp>
#include <boost/range/end.hpp>
#include <boost/range/iterator.hpp>
#include <boost/tuple/tuple.hpp> // for boost::tie
#include <boost/type_traits/remove_reference.hpp>
#include <boost/utility/result_of.hpp>
#include <set>
#include <utility> // for std::pair
#include <vector>

namespace boost {
namespace hawick_circuits_detail {
//! @internal Functor returning all the vertices adjacent to a vertex.
struct get_all_adjacent_vertices {
    template <typename Sig>
    struct result;

    template <typename This, typename Vertex, typename Graph>
    struct result<This(Vertex, Graph)> {
    private:
        typedef typename remove_reference<Graph>::type RawGraph;
        typedef graph_traits<RawGraph> Traits;
        typedef typename Traits::adjacency_iterator AdjacencyIterator;

    public:
        typedef std::pair<AdjacencyIterator, AdjacencyIterator> type;
    };

    template <typename Vertex, typename Graph>
    typename result<
        get_all_adjacent_vertices(BOOST_FWD_REF(Vertex), BOOST_FWD_REF(Graph))
    >::type
    operator()(BOOST_FWD_REF(Vertex) v, BOOST_FWD_REF(Graph) g) const {
        return adjacent_vertices(boost::forward<Vertex>(v),
                                 boost::forward<Graph>(g));
    }
};

//! @internal Functor returning a set of the vertices adjacent to a vertex.
struct get_unique_adjacent_vertices {
    template <typename Sig>
    struct result;

    template <typename This, typename Vertex, typename Graph>
    struct result<This(Vertex, Graph)> {
        typedef std::set<typename remove_reference<Vertex>::type> type;
    };

    template <typename Vertex, typename Graph>
    typename result<get_unique_adjacent_vertices(Vertex, Graph const&)>::type
    operator()(Vertex v, Graph const& g) const {
        typedef typename result<
                    get_unique_adjacent_vertices(Vertex, Graph const&)
                >::type Set;
        return Set(adjacent_vertices(v, g).first,
                   adjacent_vertices(v, g).second);
    }
};

//! @internal
//! Return whether a container contains a given value.
//! This is not meant as a general purpose membership testing function; it
//! would have to be more clever about possible optimizations.
template <typename Container, typename Value>
bool contains(Container const& c, Value const& v) {
    return std::find(boost::begin(c), boost::end(c), v) != boost::end(c);
}

/*!
 * @internal
 * Algorithm finding all the cycles starting from a given vertex.
 *
 * The search is only done in the subgraph induced by the starting vertex
 * and the vertices with an index higher than the starting vertex.
 */
template <
    typename Graph,
    typename Visitor,
    typename VertexIndexMap,
    typename Stack,
    typename ClosedMatrix,
    typename GetAdjacentVertices
>
struct hawick_circuits_from {
private:
    typedef graph_traits<Graph> Traits;
    typedef typename Traits::vertex_descriptor Vertex;
    typedef typename Traits::edge_descriptor Edge;
    typedef typename Traits::vertices_size_type VerticesSize;
    typedef typename property_traits<VertexIndexMap>::value_type VertexIndex;

    typedef typename result_of<
                GetAdjacentVertices(Vertex, Graph const&)
            >::type AdjacentVertices;
    typedef typename range_iterator<AdjacentVertices const>::type AdjacencyIterator;

    // The one_bit_color_map starts all white, i.e. not blocked.
    // Since we make that assumption (I looked at the implementation, but
    // I can't find anything that documents this behavior), we're gonna
    // assert it in the constructor.
    typedef one_bit_color_map<VertexIndexMap> BlockedMap;
    typedef typename property_traits<BlockedMap>::value_type BlockedColor;

    static BlockedColor blocked_false_color()
    { return color_traits<BlockedColor>::white(); }

    static BlockedColor blocked_true_color()
    { return color_traits<BlockedColor>::black(); }

    // This is used by the constructor to secure the assumption
    // documented above.
    bool blocked_map_starts_all_unblocked() const {
        BOOST_FOREACH(Vertex v, vertices(graph_))
            if (is_blocked(v))
                return false;
        return true;
    }

    // This is only used in the constructor to make sure the optimization of
    // sharing data structures between iterations does not break the code.
    bool all_closed_rows_are_empty() const {
        BOOST_FOREACH(typename ClosedMatrix::reference row, closed_)
            if (!row.empty())
                return false;
        return true;
    }

public:
    hawick_circuits_from(Graph const& graph, Visitor& visitor,
                         VertexIndexMap const& vim,
                         Stack& stack, ClosedMatrix& closed,
                         VerticesSize n_vertices)
        : graph_(graph), visitor_(visitor), vim_(vim), stack_(stack),
          closed_(closed), blocked_(n_vertices, vim_)
        {
            BOOST_ASSERT(blocked_map_starts_all_unblocked());

            // Since sharing the data structures between iterations is
            // just an optimization, it must always be equivalent to
            // constructing new ones in this constructor.
            BOOST_ASSERT(stack_.empty());
            BOOST_ASSERT(closed_.size() == n_vertices);
            BOOST_ASSERT(all_closed_rows_are_empty());
        }

private:
    //! @internal Return the index of a given vertex.
    VertexIndex index_of(Vertex v) const {
        return get(vim_, v);
    }

    //! @internal Return whether a vertex `v` is closed to a vertex `u`.
    bool is_closed_to(Vertex u, Vertex v) const {
        typedef typename ClosedMatrix::const_reference VertexList;
        VertexList closed_to_u = closed_[index_of(u)];
        return contains(closed_to_u, v);
    }

    //! @internal Close a vertex `v` to a vertex `u`.
    void close_to(Vertex u, Vertex v) {
        BOOST_ASSERT(!is_closed_to(u, v));
        closed_[index_of(u)].push_back(v);
    }

    //! @internal Return whether a given vertex is blocked.
    bool is_blocked(Vertex v) const {
        return get(blocked_, v) == blocked_true_color();
    }

    //! @internal Block a given vertex.
    void block(Vertex v) {
        put(blocked_, v, blocked_true_color());
    }

    //! @internal Unblock a given vertex.
    void unblock(Vertex u) {
        typedef typename ClosedMatrix::reference VertexList;

        put(blocked_, u, blocked_false_color());
        VertexList closed_to_u = closed_[index_of(u)];

        while (!closed_to_u.empty()) {
            Vertex const w = closed_to_u.back();
            closed_to_u.pop_back();
            if (is_blocked(w))
                unblock(w);
        }
        BOOST_ASSERT(closed_to_u.empty());
    }

    //! @internal Main procedure as described in the paper.
    bool circuit(Vertex start, Vertex v) {
        bool found_circuit = false;
        stack_.push_back(v);
        block(v);

        // Cache some values that are used more than once in the function.
        VertexIndex const index_of_start = index_of(start);
        AdjacentVertices const adj_vertices = GetAdjacentVertices()(v, graph_);
        AdjacencyIterator const w_end = boost::end(adj_vertices);

        for (AdjacencyIterator w_it = boost::begin(adj_vertices);
             w_it != w_end;
             ++w_it)
        {
            Vertex const w = *w_it;
            // Since we're only looking in the subgraph induced by `start`
            // and the vertices with an index higher than `start`, we skip
            // any vertex that does not satisfy that.
            if (index_of(w) < index_of_start)
                continue;

            // If the last vertex is equal to `start`, we have a circuit.
            else if (w == start) {
                // const_cast to ensure the visitor does not modify the stack
                visitor_.cycle(const_cast<Stack const&>(stack_), graph_);
                found_circuit = true;
            }

            // If `w` is not blocked, we continue searching further down the
            // same path for a cycle with `w` in it.
            else if (!is_blocked(w) && circuit(start, w))
                found_circuit = true;
        }

        if (found_circuit)
            unblock(v);
        else
            for (AdjacencyIterator w_it = boost::begin(adj_vertices);
                 w_it != w_end;
                 ++w_it)
            {
                Vertex const w = *w_it;
                // Like above, we skip vertices that are not in the subgraph
                // we're considering.
                if (index_of(w) < index_of_start)
                    continue;

                // If `v` is not closed to `w`, we make it so.
                if (!is_closed_to(w, v))
                    close_to(w, v);
            }

        BOOST_ASSERT(v == stack_.back());
        stack_.pop_back();
        return found_circuit;
    }

public:
    void operator()(Vertex start) {
        circuit(start, start);
    }

private:
    Graph const& graph_;
    Visitor& visitor_;
    VertexIndexMap const& vim_;
    Stack& stack_;
    ClosedMatrix& closed_;
    BlockedMap blocked_;
};

template <
    typename GetAdjacentVertices,
    typename Graph, typename Visitor, typename VertexIndexMap
>
void call_hawick_circuits(Graph const& graph,
                          Visitor /* by value */ visitor,
                          VertexIndexMap const& vertex_index_map) {
    typedef graph_traits<Graph> Traits;
    typedef typename Traits::vertex_descriptor Vertex;
    typedef typename Traits::vertices_size_type VerticesSize;
    typedef typename Traits::vertex_iterator VertexIterator;

    typedef std::vector<Vertex> Stack;
    typedef std::vector<std::vector<Vertex> > ClosedMatrix;

    typedef hawick_circuits_from<
                Graph, Visitor, VertexIndexMap, Stack, ClosedMatrix,
                GetAdjacentVertices
            > SubAlgorithm;

    VerticesSize const n_vertices = num_vertices(graph);
    Stack stack; stack.reserve(n_vertices);
    ClosedMatrix closed(n_vertices);

    VertexIterator start, last;
    for (boost::tie(start, last) = vertices(graph); start != last; ++start) {
        // Note1: The sub algorithm may NOT be reused once it has been called.

        // Note2: We reuse the Stack and the ClosedMatrix (after clearing them)
        // in each iteration to avoid redundant destruction and construction.
        // It would be strictly equivalent to have these as member variables
        // of the sub algorithm.
        SubAlgorithm sub_algo(graph, visitor, vertex_index_map,
                              stack, closed, n_vertices);
        sub_algo(*start);
        stack.clear();
        typename ClosedMatrix::iterator row, last_row = closed.end();
        for (row = closed.begin(); row != last_row; ++row)
            row->clear();
    }
}

template <typename GetAdjacentVertices, typename Graph, typename Visitor>
void call_hawick_circuits(Graph const& graph, BOOST_FWD_REF(Visitor) visitor) {
    call_hawick_circuits<GetAdjacentVertices>(
        graph, boost::forward<Visitor>(visitor), get(vertex_index, graph)
    );
}
} // end namespace hawick_circuits_detail

//! Enumerate all the elementary circuits in a directed multigraph.
template <typename Graph, typename Visitor, typename VertexIndexMap>
void hawick_circuits(BOOST_FWD_REF(Graph) graph,
                     BOOST_FWD_REF(Visitor) visitor,
                     BOOST_FWD_REF(VertexIndexMap) vertex_index_map) {
    hawick_circuits_detail::call_hawick_circuits<
        hawick_circuits_detail::get_all_adjacent_vertices
    >(
        boost::forward<Graph>(graph),
        boost::forward<Visitor>(visitor),
        boost::forward<VertexIndexMap>(vertex_index_map)
    );
}

template <typename Graph, typename Visitor>
void hawick_circuits(BOOST_FWD_REF(Graph) graph,
                     BOOST_FWD_REF(Visitor) visitor) {
    hawick_circuits_detail::call_hawick_circuits<
        hawick_circuits_detail::get_all_adjacent_vertices
    >(boost::forward<Graph>(graph), boost::forward<Visitor>(visitor));
}

/*!
 * Same as `boost::hawick_circuits`, but duplicate circuits caused by parallel
 * edges will not be considered. Each circuit will be considered only once.
 */
template <typename Graph, typename Visitor, typename VertexIndexMap>
void hawick_unique_circuits(BOOST_FWD_REF(Graph) graph,
                            BOOST_FWD_REF(Visitor) visitor,
                            BOOST_FWD_REF(VertexIndexMap) vertex_index_map) {
    hawick_circuits_detail::call_hawick_circuits<
        hawick_circuits_detail::get_unique_adjacent_vertices
    >(
        boost::forward<Graph>(graph),
        boost::forward<Visitor>(visitor),
        boost::forward<VertexIndexMap>(vertex_index_map)
    );
}

template <typename Graph, typename Visitor>
void hawick_unique_circuits(BOOST_FWD_REF(Graph) graph,
                            BOOST_FWD_REF(Visitor) visitor) {
    hawick_circuits_detail::call_hawick_circuits<
        hawick_circuits_detail::get_unique_adjacent_vertices
    >(boost::forward<Graph>(graph), boost::forward<Visitor>(visitor));
}
} // end namespace boost

#endif // !BOOST_GRAPH_HAWICK_CIRCUITS_HPP

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Pokemon Let's Go Pro Controller – What Controllers Can I Use?
We're only a week away from the Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee release date, and people are beginning to wonder whether or not Pokemon Let's Go pro controller works as a control method. Below, we'll give the answer alongside some more details, such as the full list of accepted control methods, because we're nice like that.
Unfortunately, we won't be able to play Pokemon Let's Go with the Switch's pro controller upon launch. The more traditional controller offering from Nintendo isn't supported by this game, as it requires the use of precise motion controls. For the unaware, Pokemon Let's Go foregoes the series' traditional gameplay in favor of a capturing method akin to that in Pokemon GO. You won't be fighting wild Pokemon this time around, instead, you'll be throwing Poke Balls towards them with a flick of the Joy-Con, or Poke Ball Plus accessory.
Despite this, the Switch Pro Controller does contain motion controls. While they are nowhere near as advanced as those found in a Joy-Con, or the Poke Ball Plus controller, they are there. It should be simple enough to thrust the Pro Controller forward in a throwing fashion. What makes it more annoying, is that we don't need to use motion controls while playing the game in Handheld mode.
While we won't be able to play Pokemon Let's Go with the Pro Controller at launch, this isn't to say that Nintendo will never patch the option in at a later date. Stay tuned on this one.
While we won't be able to play Pokemon Let's Go with the Pro Controller, there are a couple of ways in which we can play the remake. Most of us will be playing the game with a single Joy-Con in hand (we won't be able to use two in the Joy-Con grip, either, unfortunately). Those of us with a little more money, however, can play the game with the Poke Ball Plus controller. This will make it just like throwing an actual Poke Ball (please refrain from throwing your Poke Ball Plus at the screen).


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CinemaCon 2016: Hollywood insiders torn over proposed view-at-home model Screening Room
April 12, 2016 4:23 PM PT
Hollywood players have descended on Las Vegas to talk up upcoming feature films and look back on the past year's successes. New films such as "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows," "Baywatch" and "The Free State of Jones" are being teased at the even, but most discussion has so far centered around Sean Parker's proposed Screening Room venture.
4:22 P.M. Ryan Faughnder
'Jurrasic World,' 'Star Wars' helped 2015's worldwide box office break records
Worldwide film market increased 5% in 2015 thanks to billion-dollar films including "Jurassic World." (Universal Pictures/Amblin Entert / AP)
Thee film industry enjoyed a record $38.3 billion in global ticket sales last year, driven by blockbuster movies and the growing international box office.
The worldwide film market increased 5% in 2015 thanks to billion-dollar films including "Jurassic World," "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron," according to a report released Tuesday by the Motion Picture Assn. of America.
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4:19 P.M. Amy Kaufman
'Star Wars' director J.J. Abrams: Movie theater owners must embrace changes
Filmmaker J.J. Abrams accepts the Showman of the Year Award during the Paramount Pictures presentation at CinemaCon 2016. (Chris Pizzello / Invision)
In front of thousands of cinema owners on Monday night, one of the most powerful filmmakers in Hollywood said the theatrical experience may soon be a thing of the past.
OK, he wasn't quite that harsh. But J.J. Abrams did urge the crowd at CinemaCon — an annual gathering of exhibitors — to be open to the idea that consumers no longer only want to see films in theaters.
NATO's John Fithian wary of Sean Parker's Screening Room
Sean Parker's proposed Screening Room would give users access to films the day that they're released in theaters, for $50 each. (Michael Tran / FilmMagic)
Napster founder Sean Parker's idea to bring theatrical movies to the home earlier has been the talk of the movie industry in recent weeks. But John Fithian, chief executive of the National Assn. of Theatre Owners, called the yet-to-be-launched service a huge "distraction."
The leader of the cinema trade group defended the movie theaters' and studios' traditional way of doing business during Tuesday remarks at the CinemaCon film industry conference in Las Vegas.


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I homebrew with years of experience, have built and snowmobiles, and ATVs. But my biggest passion is boats. Despite today's gloomy everyday worries, I still find time to do what you love.
As you know, produced by the domestic industry before outboard engines (PLM) was far from perfect. Often craftsmen themselves had to bring them to mind: to reduce weight, increase power, make more economical, reliable and even aesthetically pleasing.
In the early 70-ies I bought "Moscow 30", but soon the model was removed from production due to a number of structural flaws.
The engine motor was at that time a good: quite powerful, torquey, but weak host was the gearbox — gear and bearings could not withstand the loads and fail. In 1978, tired of searching for spare parts and repairs, I have attached to it a gear from the "Vortex", and with it the motor somehow has served me for almost twenty years. But the time has come again to change this node. This time the choice fell on the gear from the "Hi-22" — more streamlined and with good hydrodynamic characteristics.
Reconstruction I made at home using common tools.
I think that my experience and used constructive solutions will be useful to those readers of the journal "modelist-Konstruktor" to whom can get this problem.
From end-of-life motor "hi-22," I took deadwood and from him the hacksaw cut off the lower part with a height of 115 mm. This size is suitable for "outboards" my makeshift boats to provide the necessary depth of immersion of the screw, so I want to warn those who have boats prefabrication: for them, this size shall be 75 mm. the height of the parts passing through deadwood, must also be reduced accordingly.
The severed portion will serve as a deadwood and an adapter between a lower part of the shaft tube of the "Moscow" and gear "Hello."
Further, from a sheet of soft "stainless steel" thickness 1.8 mm cut two albums in the shape of a rectangular trapezoid with a height of 43 mm with the bases 205 and 190 mm. of the Plate is arched in the shape of the contours of the upper clipped part of the deadwood, bonded parts with clamps and light tack welding directly on the deadwood, as on a mandrel, connected the ends of the plates, having made thus a kind of clamp. Then simultaneously in the plates of the clamp and the walls of the deadwood drilled rivet holes in the places where the rivet heads will not interfere with the movement of the shifting rod reverse and will not damage the pipe conduit. The two front holes for rivets with a diameter of 5 mm, the rest — with a diameter of 8 mm. carefully (so as not to damage the aluminium deadwood), but is securely riveted to the parts of the unit.
Half of the sweep plates of the clamp
Deadwood and stern tube motor "hi-22"
Adapter flange:
1 —holes for fasteners (screws, studs); 2 -chop location, reverse thrust with the tip; 3 — aperture for thrust reverse and shaft; 4 — the area of the shafting; 5 — hole for water piping tube; 6 — aperture for the exhaust
Modified deadwood "Hello-22":
1 – part of deadwood; 2 — clamp; 3 — adapter flange; m 4 — rivet (aluminum d5. 2); 5 — rivets (aluminum d8 3 units); 6 — flap; 7 — exhaust ports (8…d3, both sides); 8 — main exhaust hole 20 mm height; 9 — plug the old exhaust hole (stainless steel, sheet s1); 10 — rivet (aluminum d5, 6 PCs); 11 — plate anti-cavitation agent
Revision of details of the motor, passing through deadwood: water piping tube (a), thrust reverse (b); shaft (); clutch shaft (g); the mandrel for the expansion of the clutch shaft (l)
Revision of stern tube motor "Moscow-30" (shown by shading — remove)
Motor reducer "hi-22" in the collection with modified deadwood:
1 — gearbox housing; 2 — stud with nut; 3 —thrust reverse; 4 — improved deadwood; 5 — the screw shaft
Outboard motor "Moscow 30" reducera from "Hi-22":
1,2 — reducer and deadwood (from "Hi-22"); 3,4 — engine and stern tube (from "Moscow-30"); 5 — screws; 6 — propeller (2-blade with a pitch of 360 mm, homemade)
The next step was the production of transition flanges of sheet "steel" with a thickness of 5 mm. thick First on a blank sheet of paper did print directly from the lower mating plane of a stern tube "of Moscow-30". Then this impression took a print from the top of the deadwood "Hello". Carefully cut with scissors along the outline on the sheet, all the internal holes and the openings, then carefully carved out the outer contour. In this paper the pattern of "stainless steel" manufactured flange. The finished flange is symmetrical about its edge set "overkill" (upside down) deadwood and welded the ends of the yoke to the plane of the flange perimeter, with the exception of places under the nuts, thus getting ready the docking station.
Next, the bottom plane plate anti-cavitation agent cut the visor of the exhaust hole (this small brake), and the hole closed by a plate of "stainless steel" mm thickness and riveted. The plate edge are smoothed with emery cloth.
Top plate cut off the "heel" of the body of the deadwood — it nipped back, having done thus, another exhaust hole with a height of 20 mm. At the sides of it in opposite walls of the deadwood drilled another six radial holes with diameters of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 mm. Exhaust gases escaping through the hole will blow away the water, thereby reducing the resistance of the underwater part of the motor.
Then moved on to finalizing the details of passing through deadwood. Long vodovodna up arched "heel" on the two mating radii: 490 and 190 mm, the Lower end sharpened to a cone, just above the soldered on 2 mm brass copper washer outer diameter of 20 mm, and under the washer installed with the same diameter rubber 2-mm shim thickness of 5 mm. the Top of the intake tube in the deadwood up the back under the cone of the conduit.
Thrust reverser with a tip picked up from "Moscow", curved her, and a conduit for mating, but smaller radii and increased welding 6 mm uncoated electrode to a length of 270 mm. At the end of the rod electrode tapped MB.
A vertical shaft (shaft) motor with a diameter of 15.5 mm is made of steel 4X13. One end with the slots is left unchanged and the other with a square size of 10×10 mm was cut off, leaving a shaft length equal to 548 mm At this edge with a file again to make a square section with a side of 12 mm. it was Not possible to produce surface hardening on the end, but I have had experience operating "raw" shaft with square section 10×10 mm. This shaft has served me for many years and it cranked only when at high revs the engine suddenly jammed the gearbox. To connect shaft of reducer with the reworked end of a shaft I had to customize and standard coupler. One half of it heated in the forge and expanded on a previously manufactured mandrel cross-section 12×12 mm.
Had to modify the stern tube and pipe motor "Moscow", more precisely, its lower inner part. First, to a depth of about 35 mm were cut rush ahead, as it will interfere with the end of a long stud with a nut at connection nodes. Second, the removed part of the cast of the bridges between the opposite walls, which is not allowed to dock pipe conduit. Pipe design has not been weakened, because it is still quite other tides and thickening providing stiffness and strength.
Screw my engine combined "Hello" — "Moscow" two-bladed, self-made.
And the last one. Serial outboard motor "Moscow-30" distance between the reference plane of the wall brackets and anti-cavitation agent stove is 436 mm. my this size has to be equal to 440 mm. From the position came out just put it under the brackets on the edge of the transom the plywood strip.
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Scarborough, ME – Hyundai Hope On Wheels® will present Maine Medical Center with a $50,000 Hyundai Impact Award. Maine Medical Center is one of 25 recipients of this year's award, which is given to pediatric oncology departments at select children's hospitals nationwide. Maine Medical Center will use the funds to support the work of pediatric cancer research and programs. The $50,000 Hyundai Impact Award will be officially presented to Maine Medical Center at its Scarborough Campus Thursday June 29.
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The $50,000 Hyundai Impact Award will be officially presented to Maine Medical Center at its Scarborough Campus Thursday June 29. During the event, Scarborough area children battling cancer will participate in the program's signature Handprint Ceremony, in which they'll dip their hands in paint and place their handprints on a white 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe. Their colorful handprints on the official Hope Vehicle represent their individual and collective journeys, hopes and dreams.
Doctors and researchers that receive a grant from Hope On Wheels are named Hyundai Scholars and are presented with a special lab coat. This year, Hope On Wheels will further recognize its Hyundai Scholars for their incredible efforts on behalf of children battling cancer through a campaign called "Superheroes Wear Lab Coats." The video series will showcase their lifesaving work.


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Verona Verbakel (Gent, 15 september 1992) is een Vlaamse actrice. Ze is actief in film, theater en op televisie.

Biografie
Verona Verbakel nam deel aan de theaterateliers in jeugdtheater KOPERGIETERY in Gent. In 2008 speelde ze in de theatervoorstelling Remember Me van KOPERGIETERY. Sinds 2009 treedt ze op met theatergezelschap Ontroerend Goed. Ze was onder meer te zien in de theaterproducties Pubers Bestaan Niet , beter bekend als Once and for all we're gonna tell you who we are so shut up and listen (in de Engelse, Franse, Duitse en Italiaanse versie) en Teenage Riot.

Voor de feministische voorstelling Wijven/Sirens van dezelfde compagnie, ontving ze samen met haar collega's The stage award for acting excellence voor Best Ensemble op het Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014.

In 2013 werd Verbakel finalist van Fashion One Correspondent Search. In hetzelfde jaar was ze te zien in De Diepte van het Dal, een voorstelling met Dimitri Leue, Warre Borgmans, Ward Kerremans en Joke Emmers.

In 2014 vervolledigde ze Magna cum laude haar acteeropleiding aan het Koninklijk Conservatorium Antwerpen waar ze les kreeg van o.a. Frank Focketyn en Ivo Van Hove.

Van 2015-2018 speelde ze haar eigen voorstelling De Auditie. In 2017 speelde ze in La democrazia in America van Romeo Castellucci. Van 2016-2019 speelde ze de hoofdrol in Liv van De Mannschaft. In 2018 speelde ze in De Halve Ring van Nederlands theatergezelschap De Warme Winkel. In 2019 ging haar danssolo Pablo in première in Vooruit Gent i.s.m. Dansvitrine. In 2020-2022 speelt ze in Work Harder van Nederlands theatergezelschap Wunderbaum, in een eindregie van Lies Pauwels, in de Nederlandse en Duitse versie.

Qua filmcarrière vertolkte ze de gasthoofdrol Maya Meeuws in Witse, vertolkte ze het personage van Marilyn in het derde seizoen van De Zonen van Van As (2015-2016) en werd ze gecast als Wehrmachtsecretaresse in The Kaiser's Last Kiss (2016). Ook speelde ze in 2016 de Ierse rol van Margaret Kelley in de film A Quiet Passion. In 2017 speelde ze Polly in Out of the blue, into the black in een regie van Alidor Dolfing, speelde ze Saar in Zie Mij Graag en Hilde in Rattrapage. In 2018 speelde ze Magdaleine in De Bende van Jan de Lichte. In 2020 speelde ze de Duitse rol van Punkerin in Dunkelstadt, de Amerikaanse Rachel in VY-inc en Lore in Koud Licht. In 2021 speelde ze Chanelle in Glad Ijs in een regie van Raf Reyntjens, de limburgse Vicky in het derde seizoen van Undercover in een regie van Joël Vanhoebrouck en Liv in Onder Vuur in een regie van Joost Wynant. In 2022 speelde ze Nora in Twee Zomers in een regie van Tom Lenaerts en Brecht Van Hoenacker.

Theater

 2023 Het Ego (BE)
 2022 Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History (NL, UK)
 2020-2022 - Work Harder - Lies Pauwels & Wunderbaum (NL, DE)
 2019 - Pablo - Dansvitrine (BE)
 2017 - La democrazia in America - Romeo Castellucci & Societas (BE, NL)
 2016-2019 - Liv - De Mannschaft (BE, NL)
 2015-2018 - De Auditie - Het Kartel (BE)
 2013-2018 - Das Reingold & De Halve Ring - De Warme Winkel (BE, NL, SK)
 2013-2017 - Sirens - Ontroerend Goed (BE, NL, UK, CH)
 2013 - De diepte van het dal - Dimitri Leue & Rataplan (BE)
 2009-2013 - Teenage Riot - Ontroerend Goed (BE, NL, D, DK, IT, UK, A, SE, AUS)
 2009-2010 - Once and for all we're gonna tell you who we are so shut up and listen - Ontroerend Goed (BE, NL, USA, AUS, CAN, IRL)
 2009-2010 - Remember Me - Kopergietery (BE, NL)

Televisie
 Documentary Now! seizoen 4 (2022) - als Beatrice Lemutte
 Lisa (2022) - als Megan
 Familie (2022) - als Evelyne Duchatelet
 Twee Zomers (2022) - als Nora
 Undercover (2021) - als Vicky
 Onder Vuur (2021) - als Liv
 Glad IJs (2021) - als Chanelle
 VY-inc (2020) - als Rachel
 Dunkelstadt (2020) - als Punkerin
 De Kotmadam (2019) - als studente
 De Bende van Jan de Lichte (2018) - als Magdaleine
 De zonen van Van As (2017) - als Marilyn
 Zie Mij Graag (2017) - als Saar
 Witse (2010) - als Maya

Film

 The Pod Generation (2023) - als Radical Feminist
 Koud Licht (2020) - als Lore
 Love Paranoid (short) (2019) - als Laura
 La vida era eso (2019) - als Marie Anne
 The spy (2019) - als make-up girl
 Domino (2019) - als secretary Wold
 Out of the blue into the black (short) (2017) - als Polly
 Rattrapage (2017) - als Hilde
 De linde vertelt (2016) - als Katrijn
 The Exception (2016) - als Wehrmacht secretary
 A Quiet Passion (2016) als Mararet Kelley

Externe links

 VTi - Personen - Verona Verbakel volgens het Vlaams Theater Instituut

Vlaams acteur

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    // This doesn't work. But why?
    const typeProperty = createFunc(T);
  }
}
// This works however. Not using the nested generic
createFunc(Base)

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Does anyone know why this doesn't work? Is this a bug or intended behaviour and what would be a workaround?
I read about it here but it doesn't really explain why this shouldn't work.
https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/generics.html#using-class-types-in-generics

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Congress shut down the government for a moment, but then our representatives in D.C. agreed on a 2-year framework for a budget and the government was back in business. Wrapped into this budget agreement was a vote to renew the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment. This legislation protects states with legal medical marijuana from prosecution by the Department of Justice (DOJ) by denying them from spending money on enforcement.
The federal budget decides how much money each department gets to spend and the Department of Justice gets lumped in with all the other departments. This particular amendment prevents the DOJ from spending any of the money it gets towards enforcing federal marijuana laws against businesses and individuals in states that have legalized medical marijuana.
Each time the budget has been up for a vote, the cannabis industry would begin biting its nails. Would they include it again? Would this be the year they kick it to the curb and open the money train back up to Attorney General Jeff Sessions? There was even a fear that if the government shut down and the amendment was technically no longer in effect, the DOJ could quickly begin raiding companies in Colorado, Washington, Oregon and more.
There are multiple pieces of legislation that have been written to address issues with the cannabis industry. From outright legalization to more cherry-picked items like banking or veterans access to medical marijuana. Yet, before a piece of legislation can be passed, it must be voted on and in order for it to be voted on the Rules Committee must allow the bill to go to the floor for a vote. The makeup of the committee is skewed towards the majority party – in the case, the Republicans.
The Republicans consistently vote along party lines and refuse to allow any of the legislation get to the floor for a vote. So, the only recourse the legislators have is this amendment.
The marijuana industry is still processing United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions' recent decision to repeal the Cole Memo, which had directed federal prosecutors to refrain from prosecuting marijuana-related businesses that operated in accordance with a facilitative state law. The effect of Sessions' policy change is presently unclear because, as of this date, the December 2014 Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment precludes the Department of Justice (DOJ) from spending any of its budget for the prosecution of entities that are lawfully participating in a state marijuana program. But, the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment is part of continued, partisan, budgetary conflict, currently scheduled to resume in early February.
Under the recent policy change, United States Attorneys have been given additional discretion to prosecute marijuana businesses, even when they are operated in accordance with state law But no one knows what resources the DOJ will be permitted to direct to those prosecutions. Direct prosecution of state-legal cannabis businesses may be a cost-intensive endeavor. On January 4, 2018, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf indicated that the Commonwealth will oppose efforts to prosecute businesses operating in accordance with the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act. Pennsylvania is one of 29 states (and the District of Columbia) that have legalized medical or recreational cannabis, meaning there is as many as 30 state attorneys general who have an interest to opposing lawsuits that may directly impact legalized marijuana. Add to that the lawyers who may be hired to defend the estimated $10 billion legal marijuana industry, and prosecution becomes a potentially costly proposition.
Firearms. Under the Gun Control Act of 1968, persons who regularly use marijuana cannot legally own firearms. Pennsylvania has pledged not to release the names of patients holding medical marijuana ID Cards to federal authorities. But gun owners must disclose their marijuana use when reregistering their firearms or face charges for making misstatements to federal authorities. Historically, prosecution of firearm offenses has rarely occurred in the absence of another crime, but that could change.
Physician licensing. The federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) issues prescribing licenses to physicians. Without a DEA license, a physician cannot prescribe prescription medicines. A physician who prescribes medical cannabis could potentially face difficulty renewing her federal license.Pennsylvania has sought to insulate doctors by having physicians certify that a patient suffers from one of 17 recognized conditions and allowing the dispensaries to counsel clients and suggest products. However, Pennsylvania's law also allows certifying physicians to "recommend" cannabis products and amounts. Federal authorities may argue that "recommendations" by certifying physicians equates to "prescribing" cannabis. Although Pennsylvania does not permit a certifying physician to work for a dispensary, each dispensary must employ one physician to oversee counseling and dispensing. A physician employed by a licensed dispensary may face more difficulty in maintaining federal licensure based on their role in the actual delivery of medical marijuana directly to patients. A dispensing physician may retain a state-issued license to practice medicine, but be precluded under federal law from prescribing medications.
Real property forfeiture. Federal law allows the government to confiscate real estate that is used to advance drug sales and distribution. The Justice Department may seek to pressure landlords of state-legal cannabis businesses to terminate leases or face federal forfeiture actions.
We do not yet know how or if the federal government will seek to curtail state-legal marijuana businesses. There is no guarantee how government enforcement will proceed.
The acting chief of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Chuck Rosenberg is stepping down according to reports from The Associated Press. Rosenberg is said to have notified employees on Tuesday in an email that he was leaving and thanked them for their hard work.
Rosenberg has been in the position temporarily since 2015 and garnered attention when he distanced himself from President Trump after comments that the police shouldn't be nice to suspects when putting them in squad cars. At that time he told employees that he did not condone police misconduct. The AP also said that New Jersey State Police Col. Rick Fuentes is a front-runner for the role.
Just last week, he named the President an honorary state trooper bestowing badge number 45 on him. "The New Jersey State Police 'Roll Call' roster will forever reflect badge number 45 being honorably issued to President Donald J. Trump," Fuentes wrote in an order that authorized the ceremonial designation. Fuentes is known for taking a stance against racial profiling. He also holds masters and doctoral degrees in criminal justice from the City University of New York.
Rosenberg is known for being a close associate of fired FBI Director James Comey. According to the New York Times, Rosenberg was asked whether he wanted to be a permanent administrator for the DEA and he said he did not. It was also said that he believed the President had little respect for the law.
Tom Angell of Marijuana Majority crunched the numbers and found that marijuana drug arrests were rising – up 5.6% from 2015. He said that it is an average of one drug arrest for every 20 seconds. While industry insiders have operated with an attitude of business as usual, it may be that some prefer the devil you know.
You've experimented with watering, lights, nutrients, soil, and harvesting techniques. Your small, dedicated team has come together like a family, nurturing the development of your product like it is the king baby. You're finally starting to realize a profit. Suddenly, a key employee hits you with notice of resignation. She has decided to go work for a cannabis producer that is closer to where she lives, and who, coincidentally, is willing to pay her $2 an hour more than you can afford and promise her four nights off a week.
As you begin to snap back from the shock of your close-knit team getting torn apart, you realize: that key employee is about to walk out with a goldmine of experience and training that you gave her. She has intimate knowledge of dozens of processes that are unique to your product line. Suppose she takes all of those thousands of dollars of training you invested in her, and she applies that to the competitor's benefit?
That's when you remember: you are covered in most states by local trade secrets statutes, and for the aspects of your business that are non-cannabis related, you have federal protection as of May 2016 with the Defense of Trade Secrets Act (DTSA). Through DTSA and the state-level statutes, a trade secret is anything that you consider to be a secret, and from which you derive profit. In other words – if you say an idea, a design, a process, a marketing plan, a billing process – almost anything — is a secret, and you make money from it, it is protected under trade secrets law!
Trade secrets are exposed at any time in the life cycle of your business, but critical hotspots occur when you tour your facilities with eager potential investors, when you discuss possible mergers and acquisitions with lateral partners, or when a key employee moves to work for a competitor. Cannabis business owners, especially those who are developing and producing products, can take three action steps to protect their trade secrets, but they must be done pre-emptively – long before you see trouble brewing.
Make clear to all who gain exposure to your business what you consider confidential. You don't want to proudly display your timers, lights, and watering systems, lest someone spot them and try to duplicate them in their own production lab. Don't assume that all who smile and shake your hand will play as good sports.
Err on the side of caution when you talk to investors. Early in discussions – even before they visit your retail or production operation, have them sign non-disclosure agreements (NDA). It won't stop them from blabbing to their posse, but it will protect you if the matter gets turned over to the lawyers!
Once you have decided that something is considered by you to be a secret and you derive income from it, make sure you take regular efforts to keep it under wraps. If it is an oil extraction process, make sure that the area is kept locked, with limited access, and clear records of the comings and goings of all who gain access.
Make sure you have an employee manual that is written down. Outline the physical areas of your operation, and the concepts, ideas, and methods, that you consider to be unique to your operation. Have employees sign that they have read it and consent to it.
Some states, such as Colorado, permit non-compete agreements. Non-competes generally do not hold up in court in other states, such as New York.
Don't let the unique features of your business waft into thin air when your key employees leave, or when your potential business suitor takes what he can use from your business and leaves the rest. Identify features of your cannabis operation that are unique, take steps to keep them secret, and make sure that people know what you value as a trade secret.


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Cease and Desist Order Against State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
REGARDING the Automobile Insurance Rate Stabilization Act, 2003, S.O. 2003, c. 9 and the Insurance Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter I.8, as amended, in particular section 441
AND REGARDING State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
CEASE AND DESIST ORDER
The Superintendent of Financial Services ("Superintendent") is of the opinion that State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company ("State Farm") committed an unfair or deceptive act or practice by charging rates for coverages or categories of automobile insurance, regarding the application of the Graduated License Discount (GLD") and the Driver Inexperience Factor ("DIF"), that were not approved by the Superintendent.
State Farm waives the procedural requirements under section 441(2) of the Insurance Act ("Act") for a Notice of Intention to make an order and its right under section 441(3) to request a hearing.
TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant to section 441(7) of the Act, and with the consent of State Farm, the Superintendent hereby orders that State Farm:
(A) Refund all current and former policyholders who were overcharged ("eligible policyholders") by a date and in a manner acceptable to the Superintendent. The plan for refunding shall include the following features:
(i) Eligible policyholders shall be refunded the amount that was paid in excess of the approved rate plus interest of 5% calculated annually from the date of the payment for the policy to the date the refund is issued.
(ii) Reimbursement shall be by means of a cheque and/or credit to the policyholder's account. A letter in a form approved by the Superintendent shall be sent to the policyholder to explain why the policyholder received the refund.
(iii)State Farm shall begin to issue refund amounts on January 2, 2008, to eligible policyholders. Refunds are to be issued before, or at the latest on, July 1, 2008, including situations as outlined in paragraph A(iv) below.
(iv) In any case where the address of a former eligible policyholder is unavailable or a cheque sent to a policyholder is returned, State Farm will contact the policyholder's agent to determine whether a valid address can be obtained or attempt to locate a new address from publicly available sources, on or before July 1, 2008. If a valid address can be obtained, the refund cheque will be sent to that address before or at the latest on July 1, 2008.
(v) The amount, if any, representing the value of cheques that, as of December 31, 2008, have been sent and remain uncashed, or have been determined to be undeliverable, will be donated to charity.
(vi) State Farm shall maintain a database in and/or through which all accounting of funds in connection with this Order shall be administered, including full reconciliations of refunds payable, refunds paid, refunds outstanding (as applicable), and the amounts representing refund cheques that remain uncashed or are determined to be undeliverable in connection with this Order, including the total amount donated to charity (as outlined in paragraph A(v), above).
(B) State Farm shall not take any steps to recover amounts from current and former policyholders who were undercharged in connection with the misapplication of the GLD and DIF.
(C) On or before December 31, 2008, State Farm shall provide the Superintendent with a written report specifying the details of its compliance with the plan for refunding in this Order, including a full reconciliation of the refunds payable, the refunds paid and the amounts that remain uncashed or are determined to be undeliverable. The report shall also address any other information relevant to compliance with the plan for refunding.
(D)On November 1, 2007, State Farms' Chief Agent and Senior Vice President for Canada confirmed to the Superintendent, and the Superintendent accepted, that he is satisfied that:
(a) State Farm's internal controls with respect to its operating processes have been reviewed and amended so that the deficiencies that resulted in, or permitted, the charging of unapproved rates when applying the GLD and DIF have been appropriately corrected;
(b) State Farm's internal control procedures include sufficient controls and checks to minimize or eliminate errors when manual intervention is required for the purposes of rating, classification and billing.State Farm will report the above confirmation to its Board of Directors, by way of its annual compliance reporting mechanism.
TAKE NOTICE THAT section 447(2)(b) of the Act provides that any person who fails to comply with any order made under the Act is guilty of an offence and liable on a first conviction to a fine of not more than $100,000 and on each subsequent conviction to a fine of not more than $200,000.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT section 447(4) of the Act provides that every director, officer and chief agent of a corporation who caused, authorized, permitted or participated in a corporationcommitting an offence, or who fails to take reasonable care to prevent a corporation from committing an offence, is also guilty of an offence and is liable on a first conviction to a fine of not more than $100,000 and on each subsequent conviction to a fine of not more than $200,000.
ISSUED AT Toronto, Ontario, this 20th day of December, 2007
Robert Christie
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
333 First Commercial Drive
Aurora, Ontario L4G 8A4
Mr. Robert Cooke, Chief Agent and Senior Vice President for Canada
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