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Get The Personnel File: But Do It The Right Way
A recent appellate decision out of Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeal outlines the procedure to follow when obtaining a personnel file of an alleged perpetrator from his or her employer.
In Walker v. Ruot, the plaintiffs in an automobile negligence action alleged negligent entrustment of the vehicle as well as negligent hiring and/or retention of the employee involved in the accident. They served a request for production upon the employer seeking a complete copy of the driver's personnel file which the trial court allowed without first conducting an in camera inspection. On writ of certiorari to the appellate court the discovery order was reversed and remanded.
In its opinion the appellate court noted that the employer lacked standing to assert the employee's privacy interests (he had not yet been served with the complaint as his whereabouts were unknown) but the employer did have standing to challenge the relevancy of the discovery sought. The trial court's error, in the appellate court's opinion, was failing to conduct an in camera inspection to ferret out material related to compensation, benefits and the like from other material that could indeed be relevant to a negligent hiring or retention claim such as the employee's training, competence, abilities and disciplinary history.
The lesson for plaintiff's counsel is to simply not overreach. By all means, request the personnel file, but couple that request with a request for the in camera inspection.
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When In The Picturesque, Lake District!
After experiencing the Vibrant London and on the road attractions, we headed to a more quieter place with less hustle- bustle into the district of lakes. Lake District is called so because it houses Sixteen absolutely jaw-dropping Lakes!
Packed and on the road we hopped on the Euston London to Oxenholme. We had to catch a train from Oxenholme to Windermere, and from there starts our self-drive adventures.
Once in Windermere, the town is small, not that small but relatively small, we walked down from the train station to our lodging. A beautiful sunny day with a little cloud over our heads we reached the lodging with our bags. "The Grey Wall" as the name suggests the walls were grey which gave a vintage English feel of the place. Basically our lodge was a pub and the rooms were a floor up.
We all had lunch in the Pub because we were to tired to go anywhere. After a delicious lunch we headed out for a drive to Ullster our very first lake!
After returning we headed to our rooms, freshened up and got dressed for the night. Okay, now the thing is, the FIFA World Cup going on so the Pub was full with people, and it was England who was playing. And there I witnessed the typical English sports culture, where people had drinks in one hand and celebrated every goal the team made! I was absolutely glad to witness this proper culture!
After everyone was dressed we headed out to the Lake. And oh, the whole town was DEAD silent. Whatever noise came, came from the pubs around the lake. We spent some time on the lake and then suddenly saw people coming out on the streets, which indicated that the match was over. Though there were people on the streets, still the town seemed DEAD silent. Then I realised England must have lost, and it had!
Up on our feets the next day we headed out to explore the picturesque Lake District early! Our first stop was Grasmere, as "The Grey Wall" did not give us breakfast we decided to have it there. On the way to Grasmere we saw a lake called Rydal, which was absolutely beautiful, seldom did we know hat it was just the beginning for many more awe-striking lakes to come.
Reaching Grasmere did not take very long. When we reached, everything was close. We were quite hungry and were looking for breakfast. So we parked our car a little outside the town of Grasmere and started walking into the town. We crossed the beautiful Dove Cottage on our way to the town, but did not go inside. There was a very cute place which was about to open, so while we waited for it to open, we talked to a complete stranger duo of father and son, and on talking to them we came to know that the World's Best Gingerbread is just a few meters away. So we walked to the shop, it was a vintage shop that had absolutely delicious homemade Gingerbread, the shop was known as "Grasmere Gingerbread". Just beside that shop was the Wordsworth Garden, so we walked through the gates and witnessed the place where William Wordsworth came to write.
After sometime we headed to the breakfast place and had a typical English breakfast, which included, scones, tea, salmon, eggs and toast! And trust me this breakfast was quite heavy!
Tip: Salmon that they serve are usefully boiled, which according to your palate might not taste very good. But the people of UK are very customer friendly, so if you request them to bake them or fry them, they will be happy to do it!
On the road again we were now headed to Keswick where we planned to have our lunch. The roadside attractions made us stop every time! An extremely notable stop was the one we made on Thirlmere lake. There was a small 20 minutes hike on the lake which we took and enjoyed the amazing view from the top.
After experiencing the beautiful drive, we finally reached the city of Keswick! Just near where we parked was an amazing flee market. We walked along the market and to the Derwenwater, which by the way was quite a walk! The walk was not tiring and we got to see almost the whole town. Along the walk way was a beautiful garden and when we finally reached the lake, oh my, what a view! The mighty lake had a nice mountain range on the other side and a land which was accessible to people where they could sit and enjoy the view, but we all napped!
After waking up, we realised to start back on the road, and we were not hungry so ice-cream became our lunch! On the road again we wanted to take a circle of the while Lake District through scenic route, but we got lost in way too many places. So we decided to enjoy the lost route. On that route we saw multiple lake namely, Bassenwaithe, Grummock Lake which is considered one of the most beautiful lake and the last one was Buttermere.
After enjoying the most confusing and re-routed route ever, we headed back to Windermere, where we took a boat ride, we were lucky enough to get the last one! We ended our day by eating at a restaurant named Pizzeria and headed home early to pack!
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In 1984 the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES) hosted their annual meeting in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. During their visit many U.S. delegates became very concerned about the overall condition of the Episcopal schools in Haiti. At that time the Haiti Episcopal Schools Partnership was born when a number of U.S. delegates agreed to sponsor a school in Haiti by pledging financial support for programs and infrastructure. Through this program North American Episcopal Schools are matched with Haitian Episcopal Schools, many which serve students in remote and poor areas.
In the late 1990s both National Cathedral School in Washington, D.C., and St. Matthew's Parish School in Pacific Palisades, California, were part of a U.S. group that helped build St. Paul's School in the village of Caracol located in the "Centre" region of Haiti.
Following the January 12, 2010, earthquake in Haiti, the NAES Partnership Program became a much needed support to the Haitian Episcopal Schools, many of which also served as sites for medical, food, and water assistance within the wider community. St. Matthew's and the National Cathedral School were reconnected as U.S. partners in support of St. Paul's School in Caracol. Although our partner school was not affected, the result of the earthquake was a greater demand for the already limited resources. Refugees from Port-au-Prince returned to the countryside where they needed food and shelter. The first place they turned was the churches and the schools.
NAES continues to urge its schools to enter into partnerships either alone or in concert with other Episcopal schools and institutions:
"The need for the mission and work of Episcopal schools in Haiti, and for supportive partnerships with Episcopal schools and organizations here in the United States, remains important and critical to the longterm rebuilding of Haiti as a whole."
Over 60 Episcopal schools and parishes in the United States have established a partnership with an Episcopal school in Haiti through the Partnership Program of the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti. Within the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, partnerships have been established at Campbell Hall (Studio City), the Gooden School (Sierra Madre), St. James (Los Angeles) St. Mark's (Altadena), St. Mark's (Downey), St. Mark's (Glendale), St. Mark's (Upland), and St. Matthew's Parish School (Pacific Palisades). Our U.S. liaison to the Partnership Program is Serena Beeks (former Head of St. Mark's School in Upland, CA, and current Executive Director of the Commission on Schools in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles).
According to NAES, "over 250 Episcopal schools in Haiti provide quality education to children of all faiths and remain an anchor of stability and progress in the communities they serve. Many schools were damaged and destroyed during the January 2010 earthquake and remain in need of rebuilding. Others have needs for, among other things, teacher salaries, student tuition, building improvements and expansions, basic supplies, and feeding programs. The schools are seeking long-term cultural and prayerful relationships and financial support through the Partnership Program."

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Tommy McCarthy's confidence is "sky-high" under new coach following Bellew sparring
March 24, 2017 Joe O'Neill Tommy McCarthy, Tony Bellew
Tommy McCarthy [9(5)-1(0)] suffered the first defeat of his career in November, but the Belfast big man is feeling more confident than ever heading into his return to the ring next month.
The cruiserweight was dropped twice and outpointed by Matty Askin in a British title final eliminator in Manchester, missing out on the opportunity to fight Craig Kennedy for th Lonsdale belt.
In the aftermath of the fight, McCarthy would amicably part company with trainer and former European super middleweight champ Brian Magee. He then linked up with Ensley Bingham at the Champs Camp in Manchester, where he had spent time sparring Sam Hyde in the build up to the Askin eliminator.
McCarthy is loving his new surroundings, and an opportunity to be Tony Bellew's chief sparring partner for the David Haye pay-per-view has bolstered his confidence and allowed him to gel with the former British light middleweight champion and world title challenger.
The Lenadoon fighter told Irish-Boxing.com that "once me and Ensley started working together it was just before Christmas. Bellew got in contact in the New Year and, from January till the last week of his camp, me and him were driving up a two hour drive from Manchester to Rotteram. We got to know each other and it was better him getting to know me that way than fighting a couple of journeyman."
"Me and Ensley were working in the gym sparring with the number one cruiserweight in the whole world. We've clicked and everything's great. I feel like I've known him all my life. I love it."
The past few months has McCarthy feeling good despite losing his 0, and he added that "my confidence hasn't been knocked. My confidence has actually been built. It's sky-high at the moment from sparring with Bellew and working with Ensley Bingham. Everything's going the right way and I don't need to ease back in, I need to jump back in and let everybody know that that [the Askin loss] was just a minor setback."
In terms of when this fight will be, there is no confirmed date, but McCarthy revealed that "we're looking at April, the end of April. I've been told I'm definitely fighting in April. The plan is to fight in a ten round, meaningful fight. There's no point in me coming in and doing a wee four or six rounder against some eejit."
The 26 year old has not fought at home since outpointing Courtney Fry on the Féile Fight Night in Belfast back in August 2015, and McCarthy is hoping for a return soon.
"Definitely," he replied when asked if he has plans to fight at home. "In the future I'll be back fighting here. I love Belfast, I'm a Belfast boy. It just hasn't been able to happen since the last time."
"Belfast is a great boxing city, and everybody's supporting me. Next time I'm here I'll have great support and it will be a great atmosphere."
"The Féile show was a great success, almost 2,000 came out and I was headlining in an eight rounder, no belt. I know the support is there."
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The retreat of the e-vocative in Modern Greek: the data
o-vocatives: Analogical account, Part I
How analogy works, and what analogy does
By: Nick Nicholas | Post date: 2019-03-31	| Comments: 2 Comments
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We have seen the data on the spread of o-vocatives in Modern Greek. I will post how I make sense of the data. But first, some preliminaries about analogy.
How analogy works
Analogy in language change takes a linguistic rule that applies to one word or paradigm or category, and starts applying it to another word or paradigm or category. To take an example that's rather removed from o-vocatives: analogy in non-rhotic dialects of English takes the rule "keep the word-final [ɹ] before a vowel, as in more or less [mɔː-ɹ ɔː lɛs]", and starts applying it in novel contexts, like law and order [lɔ-ɹ ənd ɔːdə].
There was no historical reason for there to be an r after law; that's creating a new rule where there is no historical justification for it (there is no r to keep). That's what makes it a linguistic innovation, after all. But there is a linguistic justification for it: it is that more looks like law. When they're not followed by a vowel, the two words end in the same vowel, and they have the same syllable structure: [mɔː, lɔː].
And that's how analogy works in general. If a linguistic rule is generalised from A to B, it doesn't happen at random. It's because A and B have a feature in common. And linguistics is not powerless to make sense of analogical change: linguistics can identify what features A and B have in common, and use that to explain the change.
This is a diagnostic, not a predictive explanation: it's the kind of explanation at home in historical linguistics, not synchronic linguistics, because we're not dealing with a rule here, but a tendency, that could have happened, and could have not happened. But analogy is a bunch of contingent tendencies, and not rules; that's why language undergoing analogical change is not particularly rule-bound. Or, to put it more informally, a mess.
As analogies spread, if an analogy spreads from A to B and from B to C, that spread can be explained because A, B, and C all have a feature in common. But again, analogy is not that rule-bound or predictable, and the analogy between A and B can be quite independent from the analogy between B and C. The feature B and C have in common may not be a feature A and B have in common; it may well not be present in A at all.
To give a sneak preview of how the o-vocative spread: I will argue that it spread from "old man" to "Nick" to "Venizelos". The words "old man" and "Nick" [ˈɣeros, ˈnikos] have phonological features in common: they are bisyllabic, and penult-accented. The words "Nick" and "Venizelos" have one out of the two phonological features in common: they are penult-accented, but there is no longer a requirement for the word to be bisyllabic. Yet that's not enough to explain the analogy: there are lots of penult-accented words that don't have an o-vocative. The feature that "Nick" and "Venizelos" have in common is that they are names. And that's a feature that "old man" does not have: as the o-vocative spread from class to class of words, the NAME feature is something it picked up when it started applying to given names like "Nick". It was not a feature present at the start.
So there are features involved in the spread of a phenomenon by analogy. Those features are how the distribution of the analogy can be made sense of, while it is in progress. And when the analogical spread settles down, they will be the basis of the new rules that govern the phenomenon.
And if an analogical change involves more than one feature, not all features are necessarily equal. The more common or "basic" a particular feature is in a language, the more likely it is that new instances of analogy will be based on it. If an analogy is spreading among, say, names of ethnic groups, there are limits to how far the change is going to spread. If the analogy hops across from ethnonyms to, say, proper names in general, the analogical change has the potential to take over much more of the language.
Similarly (though this is not as obvious), a very common or psychologically salient word, like "old" or "mother", is likelier to form the model for further analogies than a less common or salient word, like "vague" or "ogre". I haven't seen this particular notion articulated explicitly anywhere, though I suspect something to it will have been stated by Kuryłowicz or Dressler, who have theorised extensively on analogy.
What analogy does
Analogy is the mechanism that spreads language change, and makes it make sense. Analogy takes a local change in one instance of language, and spreads it further afield. Analogy spreads such changes in a way that, eventually, can be made sense of by a simple rule, that ends up replacing whatever other simple rule was there before—as the features that enabled the analogy are generalised.
Eventually. Because until the language change goes all the way through, analogy in action is a mess. It's two rules, the old and the new, clashing, and the context in which one rule or the other applies is completely idiosyncratic: it varies from social group to social group, from semantic category to semantic category, from individual to individual. You'll have seen a little of that in the disagreements among commenters I related, as to whether "uncle" or "Marinos" had an o-vocative, and what the connotations were if it did.
And that's not an idiosyncrasy of Greek vocatives: that happens whenever there's a language change underway. Moreover, while analogy usually runs to completion, and you have a clean new status quo, sometimes it remains messy. Hence the unpredictability of the pronunciation of <ea> in English, for example.
Analogy is the culprit for language learning being exasperating for adults, from a book: it's where the attempts to formulate simple, learnable rules for language founder. That's where the infuriating laundry lists of exceptions, and long lists of ifs and unlesses in textbooks come from. Language in preliterate societies, and child acquisition of language, deal with these exceptions and conditions. In fact, they are valuable in tidying them up for the next generation, through logical abduction: confronted with a whole lot of messy data that doesn't follow nice rules, language learners make up their own rules, which tend to be simpler, and more learnable, and wrong: they overgeneralise from the data they get. Which ends up being a good thing for the language.
Which is fine if you're two years old, or if you've married into a tribe, and have a couple of years on your hands. If you're in a bit more of a hurry, grammars and textbooks give you shortcuts: they've worked out the rules for you in advance. Except where the rules are a mess, because that aspect of the language is in flux, and being pummelled back into non-mess over generations through drift of analogy.
So to any language learner who has groaned about why they have to learn laundry lists of genders, and why there's so many exceptions, and why there are so many irregularities, I present to a cartoon villain for your dartboard. Commenter Kostas in the discussion of o-vocatives at Sarantakos' blog:
I rejoice that the unruly people finds a way to escape the norms and shackles set by learned linguists, and in their own unique way they transform, develop, and enliven their language.
And I don't think that's by accident. As they learn their mother tongue, they create their own internal mechanisms and rules and they then apply them in its development. I call that language instinct, and I follow it in my life, in my spoken language. In my written language I conform more with the rules posed by linguists and other specialists.
Kostas is of course correct in the second paragraph, in how "language instinct" works: that's logical abduction in the face of messy linguistic input. Linguists will be shocked to see themselves caricatured in the first paragraph: all descriptive linguists are trying to do is make sense of the rules that people do carry with them in their "internal mechanisms", which is what the logical abduction is producing: they aren't setting any shackles for anyone. But of course prescription does have a role to play in the social aspect of language, and linguistic descriptions are recruited for prescriptions. That's not an evil; that's just what happens.
Language learners can keep Kostas on their dartboard though. His convenience and unruliness is your inconvenience and rote-learning. And those language learners do the same in their own native language. ("English is a mongrel language, English has no Academy", etc. etc.)
And that's how speakers like Kostas, and everyone else who speaks Greek, comes up with rules for second declension vocatives that look like this:
Most of the time use -e
The word for "old man" uses -o
"Nick" uses -o
Words like "old man" and "Nick" use -o
Words like "old man" and "Nick"?! What kind of rule is that?
A very porous, ambiguous rule. That's why speakers disagree so much. And that's what happens when one aspect of a language is in flux.
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[…] we have the messy data on the distribution of the o-vocative in Greek. And we have the tools to try and make sense of that distribution, in terms of features that classes of nouns with the o-vocative have in […]
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Valoria survey: 76% of companies have increased CSR budgets in 2021
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The results of the current edition indicate a natural search for ways to respond to CSR teams to the challenges of 2021
• 83% of companies in 2021 compared to 73% in 2020 targeted the field of health for intervention and support and 54% vs. 80% education
• 54% of the companies responding to the 2021 edition, compared to 76% in 2020, helped the community through cash donations, and 52% vs. 64% through volunteering
• 76% of responding companies in 2021, compared to 34% in 2020, say that the CSR budget has increased
Valoria and CSRMedia.ro have launched the ninth edition of the survey on the Dynamics and Perspective of the CSR Domain in Romania. As the result of the partnership between the two organizations, the survey is a comparative analysis of the evolution of the concept of corporate social responsibility and is addressed to CSR specialists, but especially to managers and executives who want to understand the evolution of this field.
The results of the current edition indicate a natural search for ways to respond to CSR teams to the challenges of 2021, the one in which we found out what the new normal looks like.
In 2021, 68% of responding companies define social responsibility as community involvement, 62% as business ethics, and 54% as a sustainable business strategy. Although like last year, most companies say they are involved in CSR because it is part of their public relations strategy (55%), there are more who say they are driven in this regard by the company's policy (+5pp), as well as those who say that shareholders require this involvement (+4pp).
The answers to this edition show that the percentage of companies that say they have a local CSR strategy increases by +14pp. Specifically, 50% of the responding companies, compared to 36% last year, say that they have a local CSR strategy that they implement. In 2020, the percentage of companies that say they have received the CSR strategy from the parent company will decrease from 48% to 40%. It is also worth noting the decrease by -6pp of companies that say they do not have a CSR strategy.
In 2021, 78% of responding companies, compared to 68% in the previous year (+10pp), say they have an internal/external process that they apply to identify topics relevant to CSR. The percentage of companies that say they do not have an internal/external process to identify relevant topics for the company in the field of CSR but work on it decreases from 19% to 13% (-6pp). This result further indicates a maturation of the CSR approach by companies.
Compared to last year, the number of companies following the impact of CSR increases by +11pp. Reporting according to international standards records an increase of + 18pp, the one according to own evaluation systems decreases by -5pp, and the one based on evaluations offered by partners decreases by -2pp. In 2021, 45% of the responding companies, compared to 27% in the previous year, say that they have a reporting according to international standards through which they follow the impact of CSR activities.
CSR budgets that have increased by 20%-30%, are more by +15pp in 2021 compared to 2020. And these are not the only ones that have increased. We see a +19pp increase in companies that say their CSR budgets are 10%-20% higher and a +7pp increase in those that are 5%-10% higher this year.
CSR budgets higher than 10,000 euros are increasing from 57% to 89% this year (+ 32pp). We see the largest percentage increase in companies that say they have a CSR budget between 200,000-500,000 euros (+ 14pp). Moreover, we see a +13pp increase in companies that say they have CSR budgets that exceed 500,000 euros. More. 51% of companies carry out projects with an average value of 10,000-50,000 euros in 2021. Only 8% say that the average value of their projects is over 100,000 euros (-4pp).
16 is the average number of CSR projects carried out by the responding companies in 2020. However, 41% of companies, +31pp compared to the previous year, say that they carry out 11-20 projects per year.
Most companies, 41% in 2020 vs. 10% in 2019, have carried out 11-20 CSR projects. On the other hand, 25% say they implemented 1-5 projects, and another 16% (-19pp) implemented 6-10 projects last year. It is also noteworthy that we have 3% of the responding companies that say they have carried out over 51 CSR projects in 2020.
In the first place remain the companies that carry out projects at the national level (68% in 2020 vs. 70% in 2019). Companies that do CSR projects at the regional level take second place (+10pp), and those that carry out projects at the local level take third place, with a decrease of -29pp. We see the highest increase of +27pp in the companies that carry out projects at the level of all the communities in which they operate.
At the nine editions of the study, the Valoria team responded positively to the invitation to support the realization of this reference study in the field of CSR. By getting involved in such projects, Valoria demonstrates its mission to turn people's potential into value, and this involvement is based on the company's values: competence, innovation, passion, trust. Through consulting, training, executive coaching, and market research services, Valoria supports performance and excellence in the business environment.
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Coronis have set the ambitious target for the year to increase the number of centrally generated marketing leads for their sales team by a further 30%.
Coronis Chief Operating Officer Karuna Dimelow said that following the network's successful finetuning of their digital marketing strategy in 2018, that they were now on average supplying each of their agents with a minimum of 28 tangible leads per month.
"During 2018, we significantly invested in our digital strategy including SEO, Google Adwords, retargeting and a brand-new email automation system which delivered a sizeable increase of 29% in leads year-on-year, generated by our central marketing team who operate out of HQ," Ms Dimelow said.
"We now have some of the best email software at our fingertips that we're using to nurture every lead that comes into our business with the right message at the right time in their journey, which is also helping us showcase our complete suite of in-house services.
"With all this in play now, the two key focuses for our sales team in 2019 are to increase our market share in our core suburbs and to grow our sales team, which we're steadily doing with the recent addition of seven experienced agents.
"In order to achieve these goals, we know it's imperative to offer an increased level of support, not only from our leadership team, but in the form of prospecting data which a) increases their productivity and b) helps reduce burn out by providing quality leads.
"The leads we're providing are being generated from several sources including Google, social media, our email nurture journeys, lead generation websites plus timely marketing campaigns so it's very exciting to see a steady increase in the amount of leads that we can supply to each of our local agents across South East Queensland.


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Q: How can I send email with the subject as well as the body encrypted I use encrypted email to converse with some people. Unfortunately, the encryption doesn't apply to the message subject.
Now, on one hand, I do want to use meaningful subjects/titles, but on the other hand - I lose half the value of encryption if people know what I'm taking about with someone.
To be more specific, application-wise, I use Thunderbird with Enigmail; but my question is not specific to just that.

A: Email encryption usually does not include message headers.
However, there are approaches to address this problem. I know of these:
(1) S/MIME standard
RFC 5751 S/MIME 3.2 and https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8551, both describe the following method in section 3.1:
In order to protect outer, non-content-related message header fields
(for instance, the "Subject", "To", "From", and "Cc" fields), the
sending client MAY wrap a full MIME message in a message/rfc822
wrapper in order to apply S/MIME security services to these header
fields.  It is up to the receiving client to decide how to present
this "inner" header along with the unprotected "outer" header.  Given
the security difference between headers, it is RECOMMENDED that the
receiving client provide a distinction between header fields,
depending on where they are located.

When an S/MIME message is received, if the top-level protected MIME
entity has a Content-Type of message/rfc822, it can be assumed that
the intent was to provide header protection.  This entity SHOULD be
presented as the top-level message, taking into account
header-merging issues as previously discussed.

It's not explained if the "outer" unencrypted subject should be changed in a specific way. I've seen an implementation that changes it to (hidden).
Client support
Unfortunately, there doesn't seems to be good support in most mail clients. Of those I've look ed at, no client replaces the outer subject by the encrypted one as proposed in the RFCs.
The inner RFC822 message is basically interpreted as a forwarded message, leading to a slightly to severely confusing presentation.

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*In Apple Mail (macOS), it's quite nice with the inner subject displayed in a prominent way

*Thunderbird display it similarly, but claims it's a "ForwardedMessage.eml" attachment

*MS Outlook is very confusing because it completely hides the inner message as an attached file

(2) Protected Headers (MemoryHole)
There's an extended draft for PGP messages: Protected Headers for Cryptographic E-mail. Although originally aimed at PGP/MIME, the approach can be applied to S/MIME messages as well, and the draft explains it for both.
The idea is to put a Content-Type multipart/mixed with an attribute protected-headers="v1" around the message and insert the header to be encrypted.
Example:
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From: Elvis Presley <elvis.presley@example.com>
To: John Lennon <jl@example.com>
Message-ID: <0662e834-22a9-3ea1-2e12-a356363156f7@example.com>
Subject: This is an encrypted subject

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Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Hello,

This is the message!

Kind regards
Elvis

--kwXSZhfgNn46jmmnp33gvNm4xyrSwUW64--

The draft also mentions the RFC822 variant, as described first, but it claims that the fact that clients display the RFC822 parts as forwarded message, thus confusing users. The Protected Headers variant, however, is much more user-friendly because even mail clients not supporting it will just display the encrypted headers as part of the message.

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This post is a continuation of the previous post, Windowing Operations over Timeseries Data in Paradigm4.
Now, let's look at how this array could be represented in SciDB, as well as some actual windowing queries in AFL (Array Functional Language).
How Can You Represent Data in a SciDB Array?
The attribute is "toxicConcentration," representing parts per billion of the toxin. The dimensions are "elevation" and "time." Elevation ranges from 0 feet to 2500 feet above sea level. Time is actually represented as an offset in seconds from the epoch starting on January 1, 1970. We are assuming that the data set contains times during the calendar year 2012, so the starting value for the time dimension is set to the offset for January 1, 2012.
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Suicide: Why Transgender People Attempt It?
TOPICS:anti-transbullyingfamily abandonmenthurtisolationsuicidetransgendertransphobia
Deja Nicole Greenlaw at a former Pride celebration circa 2012.
Photo: TRT Archives
Posted By: The Rainbow Times June 16, 2020
Suicide is something that most, if not all, transgender people think about
By: Deja Nicole Greenlaw*/TRT Columnist—
I just was informed that a transgender friend of mine has taken her life. She was young, smart, and pretty, but I guess you never know what people carry inside them. Something must have bothered her terribly.
I met her at my Springfield, Massachusetts transgender support group, UniTy, and she seemed happy that night. I didn't pick up on any sadness from her that night, just pleasantness with a bit of cheer. I wouldn't have guessed that she would end up this way. She is not the first member of my support group to pass away at their own hands. I can't say for sure, but I think this makes at least 10 the number of members who, I believe, have taken their lives. It's very tough when people you know end their own life.
Suicide is a big problem in the transgender community. Studies show that 41% of all transgender people attempt to take their life.
What percent of transgender people think about suicide? I don't have an exact answer but I can tell you something Keri Stebbins, the executive director of UniTy told me. She told me that at one meeting a discussion of the issue of suicide within the transgender community arose.
At one point Keri asked for a show of hands of anyone who had ever thought of committing suicide. Keri told me that every single person raised their hand. Yes, suicide is and has been on the minds of trans people.
Why do transgender people think of suicide and why do they attempt it? I can't speak for everyone but I believe, and it's been backed up by the medical profession, that one reason that members of this community commit suicide is because of how other people treat us. Other people who do not support us and who make life a living hell for us by bullying us can drive us to this extreme measure. How do they make our life a living hell?
First, there is name-calling. Sometimes, people call us derogatory names. I've personally been called f*ggot, an abomination, a sicko, a weirdo, and a pervert. I'm sure that other trans folk have heard similar slurs used against them too.
Second, there are various attempts to deny and erase us. I have personally been told that I am not trans, that I am not a woman, and that I will never be one. I've been laughed at too. Again, other trans people without a doubt most likely have encountered similar or other denials and erasures.
Third, sometimes we get threatened. I've heard a couple of trans women say that their bosses threatened to fire them if they transitioned on the job. This was a while back, but I don't doubt it may still happen today. I've heard that some trans men and trans women have been threatened by their adult children who say that the trans parent will never see their grandchildren again if they transitioned to their true gender. I've known sons and daughters who refused to accept their trans parents and who tell their transgender parent to never come to their house presenting in their true gender. Lastly, I've heard that close family members told some trans people that no one would ever love them if they transitioned and that they would die alone. I'm certain that there are a lot more awful things some trans people may have heard in their dealings with work/friends/family etc.
So that's a lot to think about and process and understand why we, as transgender people, may think of suicide now and then. I'm sure there are lots of other reasons, but these are the ones that I've known from my circles.
What can we do to stop transgender people from taking their own life? I think that number one is for everyone to accept the transgender person. When the transgender person tells you their identity, accept it, or somehow affirm it. Number two is to continue loving them unconditionally. Number three is to support them in their lives. Let me tell you, being a trans person is not easy, but with acceptance, love, and support from others it gets easier.
As I stated earlier, I'm sure that there are other reasons why a trans person tries to take their life. I don't have all the reasons and I don't have all the answers but please, please try acceptance, love, and support for a start.
*Deja Nicole Greenlaw is retired from 3M and has 3 children and two grandchildren. She can be contacted at dejavudeja@sbcglobal.net.


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The malignant stem cells of TERATOCARCINOMAS, which resemble pluripotent stem cells of the BLASTOCYST INNER CELL MASS. The EC cells can be grown in vitro, and experimentally induced to differentiate. They are used as a model system for studying early embryonic cell differentiation.
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Ease Depression Now: How to Alleviate Anxiety and Depression with Your Body.
Recently, I was interviewed for the Body and Psychotherapy Summit. There, I addressed a common concern: How can I ease depression now, in my day-to-day life? Can I learn to relax and release anxiety?
These questions are so important to our overall health. And since many days are spent interacting with others, we want to feel at ease in social situations. The good news is, we can we teach our minds and bodies to relax.
Tapping into the wisdom of the body: How to do it, and why it's so important.
When a sense of deflation has been around for so long, it's hard to decipher what originally caused it.
So, how do I get to the root cause?
Teach your body to relax, release anxiety, and feel safe.
To get the body ready for an emerging or coming forward, we lay a foundation for improvisation and play. That way, these good feelings can come alive organically through shifts.
These shifts occur while all of our capacities are involved. This is full awareness: somatically, mentally, emotionally etc.
During this full awareness, a kind of re-patterning occurs.
It happens without a fixed set of tools—there is no agenda. All parts are being given witness. Most importantly, there is no getting stuck in the woes of a debilitating stress story. Rather, the stress unwinds and deconstructs within a creative expression of imagery and cellular, fluid movement.
In your psychotherapy practice, what exercises do you share with clients?
On the spot, body-based meditations is a big part of how I work—and I both guide and follow these experiential exercises. During these sessions, I read body posture, breath and tissue. I look for discrepancies in language and tone, in relation to what the body and body language appear to be saying.
The body never lies. Sometimes I begin by inviting the client to notice where his/her breath is at that moment. Other times, I ask how much awareness is sensed in their lower body.
I ask because, the lower body is often neglected. And yet, that is where sadness or anxiety often resides.
To release and ease depression, sadness or anxiety, I teach clients how to use tonal vibration. Tonal vibration soothes and warms up the tissue. We call that "dropping" into a more cellular place. Emilie Conrad, the founder of somatic movement, called this "glial cell land", where the organism is held less hostage to the CNS (central nervous system).
The CNS is where the fight/flight response occurs and too much of it can create patterns of depression or anxiety. One can feel stuck in a pattern of hopelessness and helplessness.
In short, my practice helps clients break through these patterns. I help show them how to tap into the wisdom of their bodies, so they can dissolve their anxiety and ease depression.
For more practical tips on reducing anxiety and stress, read Reduce Stress through Body Meditation.


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San Francisco's Blue Greenway Gains National Recognition and Support from EPA
Neighborhood Parks Council (NPC) was awarded $175,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to heighten local community involvement in the execution of the Blue Greenway through a Brownfields Area–wide Planning process. The Blue Greenway is San Francisco's vision for 13-miles of waterfront parks and trails running from the Giants' AT&T Park to Candlestick Point. Since 2003, NPC has advocated for this "green" corridor of activity, relaxation, and discovery along the Southeast shore of the city. Today the Blue Greenway gets one crucial step closer to becoming a reality.
Citywide momentum has been building on the Blue Greenway project over the last decade. San Franciscans' desire for a world-class waterfront along the eastern shoreline launched the Blue Greenway vision and led NPC to create a Task Force of more than 50 NGOs and government agencies to transform idea of the Blue Greenway into reality. This vision stresses contiguous waterfront revitalization that will include bike trails, parks, and other recreational opportunities that improve human and environmental health and neighborhood vitality. NPC's advocacy efforts also led to the adoption of the 2008 Parks Bond, which granted $22 million to the Port of San Francisco for several Blue Greenway projects now being planned for Port property.
"San Francisco is re-envisioning and revitalizing our Southeastern waterfront to create a Blue Greenway for future generations to enjoy," said Mayor Gavin Newsom. "Through the vision of the Port of San Francisco, the stewardship of the Neighborhood Parks Council, and support of the Environmental Protection Agency, this grant brings us another step closer towards realizing our vision of 13 miles of majestic waterfront parks and trails."
The geographic area of focus of NPC's Area-Wide Plan will include brownfield-impacted land currently not funded for remediation along the Blue Greenway alignment in Bayview, and India Basin. These neighborhoods represent the historical industrial heart of the city and are plagued by Brownfields, areas of containing industrial waste and toxins.
With the support of the EPA's Brownfields Area-Wide Planning Pilot Program, NPC will facilitate local engagement in area-wide planning of the Blue Greenway for the revitalization of the brownfield-impacted community of Southeastern San Francisco. "EPA is excited to initiate this new program to help residents more fully participate in planning efforts in brownfields-impacted communities," said Jane Diamond, Director of EPA's Pacific Southwest Regional Superfund Division. "With a combination of grant funding and technical assistance, EPA looks forward to seeing the results of the community's participation in the planning and development of the Blue Greenway in San Francisco."
Drawing upon expertise from the Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR), EPA funding will also be used to generate an area-wide plan with the community that will address how to remediate and transform 5-10 areas along the Blue Greenway that continue to have negative health and safety impacts for adjacent low-income neighborhoods.
"The Blue Greenway project will completely transform our city, making the southeastern waterfront a world-class recreation destination that connects us to nature and creates a unique trail corridor for bikers, pedestrians, kayakers and others," Meredith Thomas, NPC Executive Director said. "To successfully implement this vision, we need to have strong leadership that will engage local residents in planning. Neighbors understand best what their communities need to become more green and prosperous."
The NPC-led engagement process will give the neighbors an opportunity to express their open space, park and recreation needs.
CCLR is excited to be partnering with NPC on this important initiative designed to support a full community process for the development of parks and open space along our long neglected southeastern waterfront. CCLR will bring its expertise in the redevelopment of contaminated land having assisted hundreds of communities across the state with the clean up and revitalization of historically-neglected and environmentally-challenged property.
"In our work we witness the devastating effect that contaminated land can have on the landscape. The very existence of these neglected properties shrouded in some toxic mystery can have a suffocating effect on a community's sense of worth. We have also seen first-hand how the revitalization of these sites can breathe new life into old properties and lift the community spirit. We hope to bring this revitalization process to the southeastern waterfront," said Stephanie Shakofsky, Executive Director, CCLR.
The area-wide planning process will leverage existing efforts to identify and reduce threats to human health and the environment, and will facilitate assessment and revitalization of brownfields in the target area by identifying site-specific reuses for them. The plans will integrate site cleanup and reuse into coordinated strategies to lay the foundation for addressing community needs such as economic development, job creation, housing, recreation, and education and health facilities.