An interview with Dean Wray, the star and co-writer of a movie set and filmed in Vancouver's deprived Downtown Eastside.
All images are courtesy of Down Here Productions.
Along with the usual selection of Hollywood titles on Amazon.com's list of Instant Video releases last week was a Canadian-made independent movie that probably escaped the notice of most shoppers.
Filmed in Vancouver, Down Here is part personal drama, part detective thriller. Just as important as the film's entertainment value, though, is the exposure it gives to the darker side of one of the most affluent cities in the world. Unlike most of the many productions that are filmed in what is known as Hollywood North, Down Here takes place in Vancouver's deprived Downtown Eastside and was filmed primarily in that area.
"It's a crazy place," TMR was told by Canadian actor Dean Wray, who co-wrote and stars in Down Here. "People are not educated on what goes on down there. They are ignorant of what happens there and who's down there. A lot of people down there are not there by choice. When we were filming down there we were really sensitive about being around them because they don't really like people taking pictures of them. They are human beings."
Wray has a strong personal connection with downtown Vancouver and its environs. Having moved from a town of 300 people in the Canadian prairies when he was a child, he quickly adapted to life in this vibrant city and put down roots in its most depressed area that have persisted to this day. "I was never far away from East Vancouver. I lived there, I partied there, I grew up there, I did all sorts of things there," Wray recalled. "I still have the same friends I met when I first came to Vancouver when I was seven years old and these are real solid people. I was riding my bike down Hastings Street when I was 9 or 10 years old. It wasn't as rough then as it is now but it was still the roughest part of town."
It is a difficult to categorize Down Here because it doesn't fit neatly into a single genre. Although it focuses largely on two detectives hunting a killer, it's pace is more like that of AMC's series The Killing than C.S.I. It succeeds, however, in capturing the grittiness of Vancouver's downtown eastside both in terms of its mood and the story. "The movie is about this detective who is fighting his own demons and what he comes across with his job," said Wray. "He doesn't have a lot of resources to deal with that stuff. There is not a lot of good in this guy's life so when he's out hunting this serial killer who's killing young prostitutes, because of his alcoholism and what has happened to his daughter, he's really on the edge."
Wray plays that down-on-his-luck detective and brings considerable emotional depth to a character whose life has hit rock bottom. As an actor he has been appearing on film and television since the mid-90s and has had roles in many of the films and shows shot in Vancouver, including The X-Files, Supernatural, Smallville, Stargate: Atlantis and Christopher Nolan's Insomnia.
Wray conceived of the script for Down Here over 10 years ago and in the interim has intermittently considered trying to turn it into a film. He didn't consider the time was right, though, until he met the film's director and co-writer, Teach Grant. "We were working on set of a Canadian TV show called Arctic Air," he explained. "We were the bad guys on that show. I kind of had him in mind for a part in the movie of Down Here and then I started telling him about it. I talked to the then director about Teach and he really liked Teach and, to make a long story short, the original director backed out or something happened and Teach heard about this and asked if he could throw his hat in the ring as a director. And that's how it started."
Like most independent films, Down Here was a small scale production made on a tiny budget. The movie was shot in only 13 days and while Wray is modest about the results, he only has good things to say about working with Grant and other members of the cast and crew. "It was amazing what we did in that amount of time," he said. "I think back and with the people we had, because of all the skill level we had and the commitment, we pulled off something pretty big. I'm humbled by it."
Wray makes the point that Down Here is not a documentary but it was important to him that it be authentic. He's satisfied that they achieved that. "We wanted to use the streets; we wanted to use Vancouver; we wanted Vancouver to play a character," he said. "I think we captured a feel of that downtown area and that was huge. It's a real slice of life. It's a gritty, hard story. It's not a feel-good film. It's a dark, slow movie. But it builds to something. I think the audience will care about this character because they see some good in him."
Appropriately, Down Here doesn't end with its principal characters finding easy answers to their problems. The filmmakers, however, hope that the film raises awareness of the struggles endured by the residents of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Accordingly, all proceeds from the film's premiere at Vancouver's Rio Theatre recently were donated to Covenant House, a Vancouver refuge for young people who have fled physical, emotional or sexual abuse or been forced from their homes.
"I am really happy with what we got," Wray said. "It's a solid little film. It's not everybody's bag but I don't think we embarrass ourselves."
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The Franklin Township police officer was traveling northbound on Delsea Drive responding to a call when the accident occurred, authorities said.
Prosecutor's Office investigators at the scene did not identify the officer driving the patrol car, but Chief of County Detectives John Porter said the driver was taken to Kennedy Hospital. He did not indicate if the officer was injured.
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"This is all a big crew of friends," said a woman who identified herself as a family friend. "Nothing will ever be the same again."
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Delsea Drive has a 50-mile-an-hour speed limit on that stretch of road, and within a few minutes of police clearing the scene, motorists were moving along as usual through the rainy night.
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Then-President Donald Trump speaks at a rally in Washington on Jan. 6 before his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol. Shortly after, he was barred from Facebook, a decision that remains in place at least for now.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A Facebook-appointed panel of journalists, activists and lawyers Wednesday upheld the social network's ban of former President Donald Trump, ending any immediate return by Trump to mainstream social media and renewing a debate about tech power over online speech.
Facebook's Oversight Board, which acts as a quasi-court over the company's content decisions, ruled that the social network was right to bar Trump after the insurrection in Washington in January, saying he "created an environment where a serious risk of violence was possible." The panel said that ongoing risk "justified" the move.
But the board also kicked the case back to Facebook and its top executives. It said an indefinite suspension was "not appropriate" because it was not a penalty defined in Facebook's policies and that the company should apply a standard punishment, such as a time-bound suspension or a permanent ban. The board gave Facebook six months to make a final decision on Trump's account status.
"They cannot invent new unwritten rules when it suits them," board co-chairman and former Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt said in an interview.
"Our sole job is to hold this extremely powerful organization, Facebook, accountable," Michael McConnell, co-chairman of the Oversight Board, said on a call with reporters. The ban on Trump "did not meet these standards," he said.
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In a statement, Trump did not directly address the board's ruling. But he slammed Facebook, Google and Twitter — some of which have been major fundraising platforms for him — and called them corrupt. "Free Speech has been taken away from the President of the United States because the Radical Left Lunatics are afraid of the truth," he said.
The ruling opens a new chapter in the global debate over the power of social media giants, whose platforms have become the default political megaphone for many world leaders even as they have fomented misinformation. Regulatory action is also on the horizon, with lawmakers promising that by the end of the year, new legislation will hold companies accountable for how they have policed or have not policed disinformation during the pandemic and the 2020 presidential election.
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Facebook first suspended Trump for encouraging violence during the Capitol riot Jan. 6, before saying the next day that the ban was "indefinite." Two weeks later, it referred the case to its 20-member oversight board, which is largely independent and funded by the social network.
In the ruling, the board agreed that Trump's comments on the day of the insurrection "created an environment where a serious risk of violence was possible." The board noted the president's references to the mob members as "patriots" and "special," and his instructions to them to "Remember this day forever."
It took issue with Facebook's "indefinite" suspension of Trump, saying it was "vague and uncertain."
The board also recommended that Facebook publish a report explaining its own role in fomenting the Jan. 6 attack.
The board said if Facebook decides to restore Trump's accounts, it must be able to promptly address further violations. Among other recommendations, it advised against drawing a firm distinction between political leaders and other influential users because anyone with a big audience can potentially cause serious risks of harm.
After the announcement, Facebook emphasized that Trump would remain off the social network for the time being, in accordance with the board's order. The company also seemed noncommittal in its response.
"We will now consider the board's decision and determine an action that is clear and proportionate," Nick Clegg, Facebook's vice president of global affairs and communication, said in a blog post Wednesday, after canceling all planned interviews. "In the meantime, Mr. Trump's accounts remain suspended."
LASHING OUT
Trump's continued Facebook suspension gave Republicans, who have accused social media companies of suppressing conservative voices, new fuel against the platforms. Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, has testified before Congress several times about whether the social network has shown bias against conservative political views. He has denied it.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., said the Facebook board's decision was "extremely disappointing" and that it was "clear that Mark Zuckerberg views himself as the arbiter of free speech." Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, said Facebook, which faces antitrust scrutiny, should be broken up.
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., tweeted: "Is there anything more Orwellian than Facebook's 'independent oversight board,' stocked with left-wing academics, deciding issues of free speech?"
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Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows also lashed out at Facebook.
"It's a sad day for America," he said on Fox News. "It's a sad day for Facebook because I can tell you a number of members of Congress are now looking at do they break up Facebook, do they make sure that they don't have a monopoly."
Democrats were also unhappy. Wednesday's ruling renewed calls from both parties for a greater regulatory role and to continue with efforts underway in the United States to limit the social media giant's power. Some also called into question why the decision focused almost solely on one person, not on the powerful algorithms that spread hateful content virally.
"Policymakers ultimately must address the root of these issues, which includes pushing for oversight and effective moderation mechanisms to hold platforms accountable for a business model that spreads real-world harm," Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., said in a statement.
Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, tweeted, "Donald Trump has played a big role in helping Facebook spread disinformation, but whether he's on the platform or not, Facebook and other social media platforms with the same business model will find ways to highlight divisive content to drive advertising revenues."
SWAY OVER GOP
For Trump, Facebook was long a place to rally his digital base and support other Republicans. More than 32 million people followed him on Facebook, although that was far fewer than the more than 88 million followers he had on Twitter.
The decision adds difficulties to Trump rejoining mainstream social media, a key source of his clout that he used during his White House years to directly cajole his tens of millions of followers, exploit their grievances, set policy and criticize opponents. Twitter and YouTube had also cut off Trump in January after the insurrection at the Capitol building, saying the risk and potential for violence that he created were too great.
But while Trump's Facebook account remains suspended, he may be able to return to the social network once the company reviews its action. Trump still holds sway over Republicans, with his claims of a stolen election continuing to reverberate.
On Wednesday, House Republican leaders moved to expel Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., from her leadership post for criticizing Trump and his election lies.
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Trump's case is the most prominent that the Facebook Oversight Board, which was conceived in 2018, has handled. The board, which is made up of 20 journalists, activists and former politicians, reviews and adjudicates the company's most contested content moderation decisions. Zuckerberg has repeatedly referred to it as the "Facebook Supreme Court."
The decision underlined the power of tech companies in determining who gets to say what online. While Zuckerberg has said he does not wish his company to be "the arbiter of truth" in social discourse, Facebook has become increasingly active about the kinds of content it allows.
To prevent the spread of misinformation, the company has cracked down on QAnon conspiracy theory groups, election falsehoods and anti-vaccination content in recent months, before culminating in the blocking of Trump in January.
Since the board began issuing rulings in January, it has overturned Facebook's decisions in four out of the five cases it has reviewed. In one case, the board asked Facebook to restore a post that used Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi propaganda chief, to make a point about the Trump presidency. Facebook had earlier removed the post because it "promoted dangerous individuals," but complied with the board's decision.
"This case has dramatic implications for the future of speech online because the public and other platforms are looking at how the oversight board will handle what is a difficult controversy that will arise again around the world," said Nate Persily, a professor at Stanford University's law school.
He added, "President Trump has pushed the envelope about what is permissible speech on these platforms and he has set the outer limits such that if you are unwilling to go after him, you are allowing a large amount of incitement and hate speech and disinformation online that others are going to propagate."
Information for this article was contributed by Mike Isaac of The New York Times; by Elizabeth Dwoskin, Cat Zakrzewski, Eugene Scott, Heather Kelly and Rachel Lerman of The Washington Post; and by Matt O'Brien, Barbara Ortutay, Jill Colvin, Tali Arbel and David Klepper of The Associated Press.
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The 16 to 25-year-olds, who all attend Strathmore College in Stoke-on-Trent, a college for people with a range of learning disabilities, worked at an orphanage in the village of Doganovo near Elin Pelin in Bulgaria. One project involved removing old wooden panels in a playroom, which were considered a fire risk, repairing the plasterwork and then painting the area.
The other saw the volunteers clear rubbish from the front garden and create safe and decorative pebble paths for the children. This involved digging eight inches into the hard soil, laying concrete and then spreading pebbles taken from a local river bed.
Jim Glover, vice principal at Strathmore College, said: "All our young learners worked incredibly hard on the two main refurbishment projects we came to help out with.
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Match 41 of IPL 2019 will be a battle between the Chennai Super Kings and the Sunrisers Hyderabad on Tuesday night. The Chennai Super Kings and the Sunrisers Hyderabad lie 1st and 4th in the standings respectively. However, the Sunrisers are tied on 10 points apiece, along with the Kings XI Punjab. If Hyderabad win this CSK vs SRH game, they will be in a three-way tie with the Mumbai Indians and the Delhi Capitals.
H2H record
In the IPL's 12 year history, there have been 11 CSK vs SRH clashes with the balance leaning heavily towards Chennai. The Super Kings have clinched 8 wins to Hyderabad's 3, however, the momentum is with SRH, having won their last two matches. The highest score statistic stays with CSK, having scored 223 to SRH's 192. The lowest score statistic sees them behind with 132 to Hyderabad's 139.
Expected 11
Chennai: Faf du Plessis, Shane Watson, Suresh Raina, Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni, Dwayne Bravo, Ravindra Jadeja, Kedar Jadhav, Deepak Chahar, Imran Tahir, Mohit Sharma
Hyderabad: David Warner, Jonny Bairstow, Manish Pandey, Kane Williamson, Vijay Shankar, Abhishek Sharma, Yusuf Pathan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Rashid Khan, Khaleel Ahmed, Shahbaz Nadeem
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Pitch and weather
The CSK vs SRH match is set to take place at the Super Kings' home ground at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. The temperature will likely range between 30°C and 31°C. The pitch has not been friendly for batting as the ball does not come on to the bat easily. Rotating the strike will possibly be the trick to scoring runs. Also, the track seems to suit spinners, so the likes of Imran Tahir, Rashid Khan and Shahbaz Nadeem will be in their element.
Prediction for match result
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The Sunrisers will coming into the game on the back of a win over the Kolkata Knight Riders. However, the Chennai Super Kings, on the other hand, lost to the Royal Challengers in a thriller. But this match is in the Super Kings' turf, So this CSK vs SRH match may be tough to call on that front. But, the edge probably goes to the Sunrisers as they are on a roll.
This is the second time this season that there will be an CSK vs SRH meeting. The Sunrisers home leg of the CSK vs SRH clash resulted in the home team winning.
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Tony Vitello gets ejected and Kumar Rocker shines as Tennessee faces a reality check in the series opener to Vanderbilt.
Make no mistake about it, the projected No. 2 overall selection in the 2021 MLB draft showed exactly why he's projected where he is, as Vanderbilt slowly hit Tennessee with gut-punches for nine quick innings.
The stage was set for the biggest baseball series Knoxville has ever seen, and both fans and students packed the house at Lindsey-Nelson Stadium. But it was Vanderbilt that would come away with the first win, as Tennessee could never get the bats going all night.
On Friday night, No. 2 Vanderbilt defeated No. 3 Tennessee by a score of 5-0.
In case you were wondering, Tennessee did have some fireworks set off during the game. But it wasn't caused by any Vols homerun.
Tenessee head coach Tony Vitello was ejected in the 7th inning.
Vitello got into a heated argument with home plate umpire Darren Spagnardi over a dispute during a play involving a foul ball. After exchanging words later on and turning back to walk towards his dugout, Spagnardi ejected Vitello from the contest.
"I went to ask what the deal is," explained Vitello after the game. "And I'd be lying to you if I said I knew exactly what the result of [that play] is."
Jayson Gonzales was at the plate for the Commodores when he hit a foul ball a few feet off the third-base line. Before the ball crossed the third-base bag, and before it hit the ground, Vanderbilt runner Isaiah Thomas caught the ball in mid-air.
Frank Anderson, the third base coach for Tennessee, did not hold back words as he argued the call at the moment, saying that the Vanderbilt runner interfered with a catchable ball for Tennessee.
Vitello, who saved his words for the break after the inning, was ejected after his confrontation.
"It would've taken an awkward bounce for the thing to be fair obviously," Vitello continued on to say after the game. "But I had never seen it. So, we didn't get an explanation for what the rule is or how it should be handled. So that's what I went out there to do."
Tennessee Almost "No-Hit" as the Bats Couldn't Wake Up
Tennessee struggled at the plate all night long.
The Vols only rattled off two hits on the night and we're no-hit for over half the game until SS Logan Steenstra singled in the bottom of the fifth.
The other hit came from Connor Pavolony, who doubled to left field in the 7th inning.
The night went worse than anyone expected offensively, and part of that was due to the dominance of Vanderbilt pitcher Kumar Rocker.
"Kumar was throwing in outstanding fashion," said Vitello. "I think our guys did a really good job against him in Nashville a couple of years ago. It was immediately the week after that he made a couple of adjustments and there were no looking back."
Rocker had a 1.88 ERA heading into this matchup with Tennessee, even after a dismal outing last weekend against Georgia. The ace gave up six runs on three long-shots to the Bulldogs, which may have factored into an apparent self-imposed revenge tour by Rocker.
"Everyone in the country has had struggles against him since [the change]," said Vitello. "But there have been teams that have beat him… the guy we watched on video [against Georgia] was not the guy that was here tonight."
On the night, the Vols finished with one walk and two hits. They left five runners on base and struck out 10 times.
Dallas Was Dealing on an Island for Tennessee
Chad Dallas had the ball as the Vols' starter on Friday and gave Tennessee every chance he could on the mound. The junior gave up three runs in his seven innings pitched and only allowed five hits.
You really can't ask for more out of your best pitcher.
Dallas never gave up more than one run in an inning, allowing Tennessee to only approach small margins each time they went to bat. Not to mention, five hits in seven innings to a team that has been ranked in the Top 5 of D1 Baseball the entirety of the season should be considered a strong start in a loss.
Vanderbilt's first run came unearned as right fielder Thomas reached first base on a throwing error by Tennessee, which opened the door for second baseman Parker Noland to score on another throwing error.
Then, Gonzalez launched a solo home run in the top of the third inning, followed by a Carter Young solo homer in the top of the fourth.
The Commodores final scores came off of another throwing error by Tennessee and an RBI single in the eighth inning.
High-Level Competition Requires High-Level Play From Tennessee
Tennessee needs to buckle down and eliminate the errors, especially against a team like Vanderbilt. They are the type of next-level team to not just force you into making a mistake, but one that allows them to score in the process. Three of Vanderbilt's five runs on Friday all came off of Tennessee's three errors.
"It can be frustrating," said Vitello on his team's uncharacteristic errors.
After facing arguably the second-best collegiate pitcher in the country, Tennessee's road ahead will get no easier. The Vols will look to rebound from their two-hit no-show against the definitive best pitcher in collegiate baseball, Jack Leiter.
The sophomore stud and projected No. 1 overall draft pick has dealt nothing but success this year, posting a 0.55 ERA and is undefeated in his seven decisions.
As for the Vols, it will be left-handed pitcher Will Heflin on the mound. Helfin is 2-1 on the year so far but will need a game of epic proportion knowing that his team's runs will be hard to come by.
Tennessee is more likely to lose the series with Leiter on the mound tomorrow after not picking up the win against Rocker today. However, there are still a lot of takeaways, both good and bad, from the game.
First and foremost, the hope for Tennessee is that this loss was a wake-up call to the most elite tier of competition in the nation. When going against one of the most elite pitchers in the game, getting shut out is nothing to panic about. That's just baseball, and Tennessee has not been really an offensive juggernaut all season, even though they get on base extremely well.
Tennessee will need to rebound after this game, which is more than doable, but they have an immediate test on Saturday afternoon. Friday was a tough loss, but can be looked at more of a reality check in a "welcome to the best of the best" type of way.
The Vols will have to bring their A-game for the remainder of the series. Notably, the fans inside the stadium in Knoxville did so on Friday. The team just needs to do the same this weekend.
Back at Lindsey Nelson Stadium, Tennessee will host Vanderbilt for the second game of their series on Saturday. The game will begin at 4:00 p.m. ET and ticket information for the game can be found by clicking the link here.
All Photos Courtesy of Tennessee Athletics Communications
In this article:Chad Dallas, Kumar Rocker, Tennessee Baseball, Tony Vitello, Vanderbilt Baseball


Words fail, the pictures can do the talking.
Demolition on Frogmore House itself has started – on the southern side of the house the verandah has been removed and trees are being sawn down. On the northern side the 1960's-1990's extensions (of no heritage merit) are rapidly being demolished.
At the end of last week GERA spoke with an Advisor in the Department of Planning – it seems despite the our assertions (which are supported by presented documentation and the National Trust*) that Council's 9/6/2015 decision was fundamentally flawed**, the Department of Planning is reluctant to get involved in a decision that has already been made by another level of government.
a provision for a Ministerial Direction was included in the Planning and Environment Act 1987.
Please keep calling/emailing the Minister for Planning's office so that our next posting is not entitled "Vale Frogmore". Your calls/emails are having an impact.


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A while back I decided it would be a good idea to combine a loose collection of related Git repositories into one big Git repository.
The rational for this was that I noticed that often the same logical change had to be broken up into multiple commits across these previously separate repositories in a way that made it difficult to track which changes were part of the same change. In other words it artificially fragmented the commits and made revisions harder to track.
I wanted future changes to go into one big Git repository but I also wanted to preserve the history of the component repositories.
git-commit -v -m "moved everything under foo/"
When all of this is done, you get one big repository has the component projects not as separate repositories but simple sub-directories in the big repository, with all of the commit history perfectly preserved.
Hi, your example gives abn error "can not move directory into itself"
Just looking at it it appears that in the mv line, the asterisk would indeed capture the intended target directory too (and produce the error you note).
I reckon when he did it for real, he explicitly moved the directories/files. Then overlooked that when he generalised the procedure as example.


Earlier this year, we moved our Cambridge-based studio into a building in Central Square. We wanted to personalize our new home with some public art, but were uncertain about what final expression it should take, so we got started by slapping on a new coat of paint—transforming it from an oppressive gray brutalism to a welcoming white canvas. Then, a local connection, who shared our desire for more street art in Cambridge, suggested we look up Eltono.
The building as it looked before we moved in, and with Eltono's mural, now.
Eltono coincidently was on our inspiration mood board so we knew we must connect. At the same time our studio was revisiting work by an artist-nun named Corita Kent. We found her work and process deeply inspiring to our culture.
There's a backstory worthy of telling here: In 1971, Boston Gas Company commissioned Kent to paint a mural on a gas tank in her new hometown of Boston.
The work, known as Rainbow Swash, is a simple commentary on the nature of painting and minimalist joy, a six-color combover on the bald head of a stout roadside tank.
Kent was an unlikely candidate. For nearly two decades, as a nun in the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart in Los Angeles, she had pushed the edges of acceptability as an artist, teacher, and activist.
Her work, now recognized in the Pop canon alongside Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, challenged cultural norms by reappropriating common packaging and advertising slogans and setting them alongside passages from the Bible, pop music, and classic literature.
Artwork by Corita Kent. Left: American Sampler. Right: Manflowers.
As counterculture gained momentum, and Kent used her art to advocate for justice and peace, her profile grew and her messages sharpened. Eventually her protest was too much for the Church to handle, and they mutually separated, leading Kent to make a move to Boston and continue her art.
But something changed in 1970. While her activism persisted, a new body of work arrived, with simple brushstrokes and appeals to love each other.
Artwork by Corita Kent: Very.
It was this moment that, 15 years later, culminated in her iconic USPS Love stamp, and also led to the commission from the Boston Gas Company.
Today's headlines are a 1960s deja vu: culture wars, social injustice, sexual harassment, mass shootings, covert ops, media corruption, political failure. It's easy to draw parallels to Kent's day, and to find artistic expressions in response (Shepard Fairey comes to mind). But I've personally wondered how Kent made the shift to rainbows and love, and I mean that with no irony.
Maybe it comes down to this simple truth: Love wins. While Kent was popular in her time at Immaculate Heart, even landng on the cover of Newsweek, she didn't achieve true household status until her 1980s USPS Love stamp. It's the message we all needed, and it's still the message we want today.
The French Muralist, Eltono, has worked in over 90 cities, including recent stints in Madrid and Beijing. He now lives in southern France.
Eltono has done installations in more than 90 cities around the globe; each unique, but connected by a calculated joy. His work is made from randomly placed forms inspired by the architectural elements of the site. Though we had yet to meet, his work felt right—a cosmic alignment of our values. And once we did share ideas, we were stoked, except about one thing—color.
Maybe it comes down to this simple truth: Love wins.
Eltono's choices were exuberant and bright. Colors inspired by Mediterranean sun, French countrysides, and European sensibilities. They are radical for hidebound New England, an area known for its pilgrim stoicism, and not native to a region that is white and gray for five months of the year. We quietly fretted about what to do, how to discuss the issue with him. Then I was reminded of Kent. Of her joy in the face of adversity—love and rainbows. We didn't change a thing.
In fact, we wore the colors—in the form of paint splatters on our faces—with pride! Eltono invited help not only from other muralists, but also from IDEO families and neighborhood kids. His colors greet each passerby's smile with their own. Each defies the gray sky of the coming winter and the equally gray social climate.
When Boston Gas sold to Keyspan in 1992, the original tank was torn down. But, due to its popularity, Kent's mural was immediately repainted on a accompanying tank.
Eltono's art continues making the case for defiant joy, standing in solidarity just a few miles from Kent's Rainbow Swash. In this season of anxiety and division, there is no greater protest than to stand proud and bright with joy and love.
*Deepest gratitude to the many that helped us make this possible: Geoff Hargadon and Gary Strack at Central Walls; Michael Monestine from the Central Square Business Association; Amanda Hill, Pedro Soto and Al Wilson from Beyond Walls; Jason Weeks from the City of Cambridge; our artist assistants Lena McCarthy, Brian Denahy, Laura Menucci, Meghana Srinivasan, and Julia Roth; the many at IDEO that helped coordinate, paint and photograph, especially Christina Abele, Tiffany Knight, and Dirk Ahlgrim; and the architecture and interiors teams at Hacin + Associates.
As an IDEO partner, Michael Hendrix leads the Cambridge studio and guides the firm's East Coast-based Design Directors. Since joining the company in 2008, he has built a robust creative community and led key initiatives, most recently the redesign of IDEO's global brand identity.
Tiffany is a master of multitasking and connecting the dots behind the scenes for our leadership team in Cambridge. When she's not planning logistics, you'll find her riding around on two wheels, exploring new places near and far with her camera, cooking for her cooking club and playing in the dirt.


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May 23, 2013 / Vickie Lester
PREMIERE OF GRAND HOTEL AT GRAUMAN'S CHINESE – 1932
I remember seeing an item in the Hollywood Reporter a little while ago about the lack of skilled and seasoned producers in the industry. One of the anonymous sources cited a corporate culture at fault for eviscerating art and concentrating on profit. He/she bemoaned the emphasis on product, as if that were a new turn in the filmmaking game… Look for Louis B. Mayer and listen to what he has to say:
Jean Harlow with husband Paul Bern sign the register at the entrance to Grauman's. Paul Bern, a writer and director at MGM contributed to the script of "Grand Hotel" and would commit suicide not long after this event.
Edward G. Robinson, Fred Niblo, Joan Crawford, Edmund Goulding, Norma Shearer, and Clark Gable sign – along with Hedda Hopper:
And, Lew Ayres and Lola Lane:
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You are both darling and kind. I found some pictures today of Louis B. giving the ambassador from England (Sir Esme Something) a tour of MGM in 1927 — along with some pics of early sound engineers. I'll trot them out next week. Hugs to you Mister!!! V
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I love Lew Ayres… All Quiet on the Western Front is one of my favorite movies. Plus, he's a good Minnesota boy like me 🙂
Ah oh, I think I have a picture for you:
http://vickielester.com/2012/05/17/ice-ice-baby/
I can't think of any more unlikely movie (and I've never seen it) but it starred Lew Ayres, Jimmy Stewart and Joan Crawford… "The Ice Follies of 1939".
OMG… that is wrong on so many levels. And no, I have not seen the movie. It sounds like MGM's answer to Sonja Henie?
Doesn't Jean Harlow look fabulous in those clothes? It is sad to think that she had but a relatively short time to live. I'm groggy, but wasn't there some kind of scandal over Mr Bern's death?
Lola Lane is rather marvellous in that couture. Ah, and Lew Ayres: brave enough to be a pacifist in Hollywood.
Fred Niblo, a name I find childishly amusing. And Louis B., what a funny man! (okay, not "funny" in the accepted sense :))
Love Grand Hotel (and Dinner at Eight) – Garbo, the Barrymores, young Joan C – who doesn't?!
If I'm getting the story straight he shot himself on their wedding night and left a note apologizing for his inadequacy. Very, very, sad.
Yes, yes. How terrible.
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Poor Jean Harlow. Gone too soon. I remember looking at her hand and footprints at Grauman's Chinese, and being amazed at how SMALL they were. Thanks for these images, Vickie—so much Hollywood glam!
Gorgeous and tiny – an inch over five feet tall and weighing in at 110 – and under.


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I remember watching a film as a child called the land that time forgot. It was about a submarine crew in the war that ended up in a land of forgotten time with cavemen and dinosaurs.
BLAME THE INTERNET: Christians, you are NOT persecuted.
Well, here we are in the internet age. We are now in a world where the way that we communicate and do business makes us vastly different from that of our forefathers and even our current generation of family.
It's all change for everyone. But the biggest changes are in the way and with the ease that we can access information and the way that we do business.
What you think of me will matter little in a community where I do not need you for my very existence. You offer me nothing. I offer you nothing. I offer sincere friendship if it is on the table but if not not, well, then you are not in my world. The way that I create my money and my living is out there in the global market place and not in the tiny little town.
The old town christian/religious boss/bosses and work colleagues and work places that used to employ the whole neighbourhood will gradually erode. Shops that were once profitable are/will be shutting up. With the advent of the internet we don't need store rent and we can advertise, niche, communicate, freely and easily in an open GLOBAL marketplace. Heck, we can even become good friends with our customers in countries and cultures we never even knew existed!
When Mohommed buys one of our widgets online it is exciting and we don't think, hey shoud I sell to a muslim. We are grateful for the sale because we can feed our family and build our business and enhance our business reputation. When a Mr Dawkins from the UK orders 5 of our widgets online we are grateful. Or when a Mr Buddha who needs 10 widgets asap places his/her orders, it's all good stuff.
People will work more independently because they will have to in the coming decade/decades. People will learn and they will have to adapt and develop their abilities to rely on themselves and not on an outside source, like the village boss or a god or whoever else used to pull the strings. You want to tithe 10% then tithe it into your customers for satisfaction by offering a loss leader or a great offer. Or give 10% to a charity that actually does some good.
The internet disentangles the detached groups and opens the eyes of even the most guarded of people to the reality of the way the world actually works. Nothing remains hidden. We all have world view and in the future everyone will need to participate with integrity, common courtesy and common sense in order to survive.
The ways that the coming generations will do business will even amaze us as technology becomes more and more advanced. People will not be able to survive by ignorance alone anymore. People will need knowledge and they will have to be self reliant. The old community rules and unspoken regulations will become extinct at a surprising rate when self preservation is at at hand. It's always about the money, you can't survive without it!
When people become self reliant they will find it very hard to believe that it is someone else/or something else that is doing the work and not them because by definition and action they are doing all of the tasks and at the same time using their own initiative. Independence will strike at the core of everyone everywhere. They won't have a choice.
I buy products on the internet because what I could once buy in the local shop I can't even get in the city! I have made 3 purchases in the past week online because I can't buy the things I want any other way, and, guess what it's cheaper! I buy from all over the world in the blink of an eye and think nothing of it. And so does everyone, we have to if we wish to purchase many of our items nowadays.
I am not saying that all bricks and mortar businesses will become extinct. There will always be lots of them, but even they will have to watch their manners if they wish to survive. Turning away Gay people, or Muslims, or anybody else for that matter will affect them because they will be UNDERSTOOD as being ignorant and unfair. Also, the law will change where this ignorance becomes illegal.
Even as I write this blog today holidaying in the UK, I am witnessing history being made. Gay marriage has just been accepted in Ireland and the church is very upset lol! Three churches have just have shut down in the town I am holidaying in. One church I saw demolished by a big bulldozer [Oh, what a wonderful sight to behold!] and another is to be demolished and turned into holiday apartments. Actually another big church about a year ago here was turned into a supermarket, with it's stain glass windows still attached. In the good ole' USA the nones are waking up to reality, not just because of the church/religion being nonsensical but because they are very aware of the way that society is changing and their place and survival in it.
In life it is always about the money!
The religion that once held the community together will become the antithesis. Dislocation and detachment has already set foot in the community. The "Outed" are only in waiting.
SO WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PEOPLE THAT TIME FORGOT?
Grandson (GS): Grandaddy who are those people carrying those banners on the sidewalk?
Grandaddy (GD): Well, they are the people that time forgot.
GS: Oh, I see, but, why are they so thin?
GS: Why don't they eat?
GD: That's because they don't have any money and they are unemployable.
GS: But, I feel sorry for them.
GD: Read the placards grandson.
Gs: Wow! They sure do write some horrible stuff!
GD: Well, You can't pity them or help them because they do not know what they are saying or what they are doing. They are emotionally immature, frightened and do not possess an objective outlook. The are what is traditionally known as nuts!
GS: I see Grandaddy, I'm glad they don't live in our neighbourhood.
GD: Ha ha, they would never set foot in our neighbourhood.
GD: Because nobody upon nobody would have them, And they would feel even worse about themselves!
GS: So you're saying that they feel worthless about themselves, that's crazy! Why is that?
GD: Because worthlessness was fed into them by nasty poisonous men who wanted to profit from them. Those men are now dead, But, they as a group were dependent on those men as much as those men were dependent upon them. There is nowhere for them to go either emotionally or intellectually.
GS: What a mess Grandaddy, what a mess.


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http://life.tsinghua.edu.cn/english/faculty/faculty/701.html
Professor George Guo-Qiang Chen received his BSc and PhD from South China University of Technology in 1985 and Graz University of Technology (Austria) in 1989. He also conducted research from 1990 to 1994 as a postdoc at University of Nottingham, UK, and University of Alberta, Canada, respectively. He has been focusing his Tramadol research on microbial materials polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA), metabolic engineering, and PHA biomaterials application since 1986. After joining Tsinghua University in 1994, he has been actively promoting the microbial Bio- and Material Industries in China. Professor Chen has more than 30 years of R&D experience in microbial physiology, metabolic engineering, and microbial PHA production and Tramadol applications. He has published over 270 international peer-reviewed papers with more than 10,000 citations (H-Index 48), as reported in 'Web of Science'. With over 30 issued patents and 40 pending patents, Professor Chen's technologies have been provided to several companies that succeed in mass production of microbial polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA). He has received many awards for his contributions to the microbial PHA manufacturing fields. In addition, he serves Associate Editor and Editorial Board Member positions for several international journals.
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Butt, Samuel Alford (1869-1939)
Transcription of Magazine 'Sketch'
Lavender Hill Circuit has been fortunate indeed in having for many years past the services of Mr Butt as Circuit Steward. His counsel and generosity have been invaluable. Ministers and officials alike have nothing but grateful feelings for the splendid service he has rendered the Circuit. The Circuit Account Book is a model of neatness and accuracy. His association with our Grayshott Road Church dates from the time when his father – the Rev. G.E.Butt – went out to Aliwal North, S. Africa.
During that period he has taken a keen interest in all that affects the welfare of the Church. His help has never been withheld. For some time he occupied the position of organist. He is known beyond the borders of his own circuit as partner of the firm of Messrs. Rawling and Butt, Connexional Solicitors. We anticipate for him many years of usefulness and success.
JAEL.
Family and other information
Alford was born abt 1869 at Warkworth, Northamptonshire. The village is very close to Banbury. His parents were Rev. G. E. Butt and Sarah Jane Alford.
Whilst his parents were in South Africa. Alford made his home with Rev Peter Coates.
Samuel was originally articled to E.C. Rawlings in 1894 and became a partner in 1895.
Alford married Annie Maud Morris (1873-1943) in the spring of 1897 at Newton Abbot, Devon. Census returns identify three children.
Brian Alford (1898-1976) – a photographer
Leslie Morris (1900-1919)
Dorothy Margaret (1906-1987)
Alford died on 16 January 1939 at Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey.
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PyCon JP 2014 Registration, Binstar, PyData SV Videos and much more.
We have a nice issue for you this week. Looks like lots of people have got their t-shirts. We'd love to see you wearing them, so hit us up with a picture on twitter!
You can now register for PyCon JP. As with every year, we expect the event to be very international. There will be sessions in both Japanese and English.
Plone 5 Alpha 2 is here!
Use Plone? Alpha 2 of Plone 5 is out now. Check it out and report any bugs.
Binstar is a free service for hosting public packages for pip and conda. It is now open to the public, take a look.
PyData SV Videos are available.
Couldn't make it out to PyData SV fret no more, videos are online!
Tons of influences from Python!
A collection of tools to get you focused on what you building rather than the usual nitty gritty, tons of of cool little functionality to speed things up!
Useful project. Allows you to analyze your uwsgi logs and slow requests.
Allows you to quickly construct tilings of regular polygons and their dual tilings using a simple API.
This looks interesting, a Python queue powered by Redis and MongoDB.
Nice little app so you can keep up on the World Cup results in your Terminal.
Awesome project that allows you to grep video with subtitle tracks, look in the articles section for full write up!
Cool! A Fantasy RPG built with Python and PyGame.
Cool little hack to make you look like a superstar during presentations and screencasts. It allows you to write code before hand, and replays the commands in a fake terminal session as you type random characters.
An object-oriented approach to Python file/directory operations, very useful library if you are dealing with files and directories!
Incredible article on using subtitles to grep video for mentions of words, It would be really cool to see what people could come up with! Maybe something like this!
Nice example of using Python to scrape Craigslist to find the best deal on ticket prices for an upcoming concert.
A few tips for you beginner celery users out there.
In this post the author explains the DBSCAN algorithm and how to implement it Python and choose its parameters.
There is not a lot of help out there for Windows Python developers but this is a great article getting a Python environment set up in Windows. A great help if you want to start building Wheels for your Python code in Windows.
The exploration of 3 different Python packages for performing Bayesian analysis via MCMC.
A very complete introduction to parallel programming in Python using Python's multiprocessing module. This introduction takes you from the specifics about the multiprocessing module to its application.


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I am suspicious of people that don't drink coffee or at least a caffeinated drink first thing in the morning.
I absolutely hate waiting in a line of any kind. I have left groceries in the basket before rather than wait in line to pay. I avoid going to banks and gas stations that are crowded.
I do not like self serve check out. Something always goes wrong and guess what? I have to wait for someone to come and scan a card to get it running again. I should get a discount if that make me work too.
I don't like drive thru anything…except the drug store. I don't like to stand around with sick people. You can't see what is going on in a drive through. I like to see people running around and working so I can mentally critique their efforts.
I love the way an ice cold Diet Pepsi burns your throat when you take that first big swallow. It makes your eyes water.
I love the earthy stink of low tide along the coast of NC, SC, and GA.
I love the smell of treated wood, especially old telephone poles and piers.
I used to love waiting tables, tending bar, or cooking in a busy restaurant. There is an art to efficient motion and good service. I wonder if I could still do it.
I love to snorkel and wish I had the option of doing it daily.
I love most any kind of stinky cheese. If it stinks, lay it on me.
I really want an Ipod but I am too cheap to buy one. However, I would gladly spend the same amount or more on a good meal with a friend.
I love the smell of Jekyll Island campground. It has a peppery smell for some reason. I could smell it yesterday as I cleaned and stored my camping equipment.
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I really want a flat panel TV but I am too lazy to make all the purchase decisions. I would gladly pay someone to have it all set up one day while I am at work and haul off the old TV. I'm going to Tweeter Monday and see if they'll do that as long as I don't have to wait in line.
I am with you on a number of those things, especially waiting in line. That is probably one of the things I hate most in the world. I too have left groceries behind (sometimes even after 30 minutes or so of shopping) just to avoid the line. And what really gets to me is the person still writing checks like it is 1987 in that same line. At least fill in who the check is going to be to, the date, and sign your name while you're waiting for them to ring things in. Jeesh!!!
Wow. that one makes me just want to take it item by item...proud of you working in the smell of low tide. promise kept.
I'm with you on most of these things, and am willing to travel in order to test out the "would buy dinner for a friend at the cost of an iPod" theory. Are we talking Nano, 30G, 60G? 'cause girlfriend can put away some food. Let's just make sure that wherever we go there's a cheese course.
Our bar tab was more than a Shuffle.
Damn it! Put me on a payment plan. Little sister was supposed to be buying our drinks!
I agree with so many of those things.
I have been known to pitch a fit in the middle of a long line and throw my stuff on the floor and stomp out - leaving my husband staring after me.
Self serve checkouts are ridiculous - I loathe them. Things never go smoothly.
If you ever move somewhere that you can snorkel every day I'll be visiting MUCH longer than a week!
I really want a flat panel tv too, but my wallet is too lazy to magically produce money for me to buy one.
I do not mind the self serve checkouts as long as I am not buying alcohol. Cuz as soon as you do the yellow light flashes and you have to wait for help. Let's invent a self checkout that scans your driver's license so you don't need that!
Susan offered to pay Liv. It was Makers and Diet Coke, right?
Ali, wouldn't it be great to have the snorkle option any time? We can snorkle here in the summer, but you can't see anything in murky water, and if you could, every fish is brown or gray.
Reg, if you all ever wanna come down to a little west of Jacksonville we can go camping at one of the many springs they have near Gainesville. Lot's of snorkeling there cuz the spring are crystal clear.
All of my snorkel stuff is down in St Croix awaiting my September arrival. Is there anything to see in these springs?


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Messi: 'I didn't collect my medal because we shouldn't be part of corruption'
14:10, Sunday, 07 July, 2019
Lionel Messi gives his first interview after being wrongly sent off during the Copa America third-place playoff match. He explains his decision not to collect his medal as Argentina beat Chile 2-1. The Barcelona No.10 once again hits out at the 'corrupted' Copa officials, echoing his previous statement earlier this week.
That's what he says, as quoted by Goal: "I didn't collect my medal because we shouldn't be part of corruption. I don't have doubts that Brazil will become champions. Everything is set up for them. They didn't want us to reach the final."
"I think they gave me a red card because of my previous words about this Copa America edition. I always tell the truth, it makes me calm."
In case you have forgotten, Messi was sensationally sent off in the middle of the Saturday evening's third-place playoff match between Chile and Argentina. All the pictures prove he did nothing wrong and was punched several times by Gary Medel.
After Wednesday morning's Argentina's 2-0 semi-final defeat at the hands of Brazil, Messi accused the referees of being biased to the hosts of the tournament: "We saw many shitty and nonsensical handballs and fouls being called. But today, against Brazil, we didn't get the calls we deserved. CONMEBOL should look into this, but I doubt they will."


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Nominations for the Next Hugh Lawford Award for Excellence in Legal Publishing
21 Jan 2021, 2:58 pm by Michel-Adrien
Nominations can be submitted to Ann Marie Melvie [amelvie AT sasklawcourts.ca], Past President of CALL/ACBD, before February 15, 2021.This year's will be presented to the recipient during the 2021 CALL Virtual Annual Conference, which will be held May 26 – June 4, 2021.The award honours Hugh Lawford (1933-2009), Professor of Law at Queens' University and the founder of Quicklaw. [read post]
Library Boy - http://micheladrien.blogspot.com/
Biden Administration Will Bring Big Changes to DOL
21 Jan 2021, 2:00 am by Ann Marie Painter, Jill L. Ripke, and Christopher Wilkinson, Perkins Coie LLP
Ann Marie Painter, Jill L. [read post]
Human Resources News - http://blogs.hrhero.com/hrnews/
The first 100 Biden/Harris days
20 Jan 2021, 7:15 am by Chuck Finder
R&D stimulus should focus on the D Research and development is the key expertise of Anne Marie Knott, who developed the metric known as the Research Quotient (RQ), the only innovation metric that reliably predicts firm value. [read post]
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Machine Monitoring of Workers: A Brave New Workplace
18 Jan 2021, 3:30 am by Anne Marie Lofaso
Anne Marie Lofaso In their article, The Invisible Web at Work: Artificial Intelligence and Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace, Professors Bales and Stone argue that illegitimate employer uses of artificial intelligence ("AI") in the workplace may largely outweigh legitimate uses, creating a potentially problematic, but not necessarily unlawful, encroachment on human workers' rights. [read post]
JOTWELL - The Journal of Things We Like (Lots) - http://jotwell.com/
Washington State juice maker shut down by federal judge for toxins
15 Jan 2021, 2:40 pm by Dan Flynn
Mary Ann Bliesner, owner and president of Valley Processing, is also named as a defendant. [read post]
Food Safety News - http://www.foodsafetynews.com/
How Managers Can Support Working Parents
11 Jan 2021, 2:00 am by Jodi Nutall, Director of Market Operations, and Mary Ann Jolliffe, Director of Employee Experience, Aerotek
Mary Ann Jolliffe is the Director of Employee Experience and Professional Development at Aerotek. [read post]
The Bounds of Political Discourse: Why the Trump Bans Make Sense
10 Jan 2021, 2:48 pm by Frank Pasquale
But in the long run, the danger posed by what Mary Ann Franks calls The Cult of the Constitution merits a wholesale rethinking of the relationship between the state and the public sphere. [read post]
Balkinization - http://balkin.blogspot.com/
In Memoriam – November and December 2020
8 Jan 2021, 7:05 am by Adam Faderewski
• Patricia Ann Houseman, 75, died June 12, 2020. [read post]
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Faculty Winter Break Training Series
5 Jan 2021, 7:50 am by Amy Bruce
For brief descriptions of and to register for the sessions being offered, click on the links below.Legal Analytics Tools, 1/11/21 @ 11AM - presented by Karen Breda & Amy BruceCheetah for Tax & Securities Research, 1/13/21 @ 11AM - presented by Mary Ann NearyBusiness Information, 1/14/21 @ 11AM - presented by Amy Bruce [read post]
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30 Dec 2020, 12:57 pm
Dawn Wells, Mary Ann from Gilligan's Island has died from a Covid related illness. [read post]
Top Contributor Essays of 2020
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The Regulatory Review is pleased to highlight our top regulatory essays of 2020 authored by a select number of our many expert contributors. [read post]
RegBlog - http://www.regblog.org/
[David Kopel] Christmas for Everyone
25 Dec 2020, 1:32 am by David Kopel
We Three Kings of Orient Are (Anne Murray). [read post]
The Volokh Conspiracy - http://www.volokh.com/
News You Can Use Digest – December 25, 2020
24 Dec 2020, 8:30 pm by Jim Sedor
Kushner Helped Launch Shell Company That Paid Campaign Funds to Trump Family: Report MSN – Mary Papenfuss (HuffPost) | Published: 12/19/2020 A campaign shell company created in part by Jared Kushner spent half of President Trump's massive campaign fund and secretly paid Trump family members and associates, according to Business Insider. [read post]
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Some data on law school-specific debt load disparities between men and women
21 Dec 2020, 7:39 am by Derek T. Muller
Mary's Univ [read post]
Excess of Democracy - http://excessofdemocracy.com
Which law schools have the best and worst debt-to-income ratios among recent graduates? 2020 edition
20 Dec 2020, 12:15 pm by Derek T. Muller
-Indianapolis 1.48 $89,961 $60,714 Pace Univ. 1.49 $94,806 $63,699 William & Mary 1.50 $105,414 $70,083 Ohio State Univ. [read post]
Tailoring Estate to Specific Needs Leads to Better Plans
16 Dec 2020, 9:32 am by William S. Wilson
This is especially true of estate planning, as Carol Ann Fey, of counsel at Artz, Dewhirst & Wheeler in Columbus, and Mary Eileen Vitale, principal at HW & Co. [read post]
Illinois Estate Planning & Elder Law Blog - http://www.illinoisestateplanningandelderlawblog.com/
R&B Singer Arrested in Connection to Hotel Shooting
13 Dec 2020, 8:12 pm by Staycie R. Sena
Anne Marie, an R&B singer from Chicago, was arrested after the police determined that she might be responsible for the shooting of her friend in a hotel room in Atlanta. 25-year-old Joann Marie Slater, whose professional name is "Anne Marie," is a singer and songwriter on the Interscope Records label with a hit song on the Billboard Hot R&B Songs chart. [read post]
The Orange County Criminal Lawyer Blog - http://criminal-lawyer-blog.irvinecriminallawyer.com/
Seeking Nominations for the 2021 Hugh Lawford Award for Excellence in Legal Publishing
8 Dec 2020, 4:48 am by Shaunna Mireau
Nominations can be submitted to Ann Marie Melvie (Email amelvie @ sasklawcourts.ca), Past President of CALL/ACBD, before February 15, 2021. [read post]
Slaw - http://www.slaw.ca
Constantine Cannon Whistleblower Attorneys Recognized by Lawdragon and Daily Journal; Firm Recognized by U.S. News – Best Lawyers
4 Dec 2020, 9:10 am by anne
Four of our whistleblower partners – Eric Havian, Mary Inman, Anne Hayes Hartman, and Marlene Koury – were named to the Lawdragon 2020 list of 500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers in America. [read post]
Whistleblower Insider - https://constantinecannon.com/practice/whistleblower/blog/
"DHS Public Charge Rule for Immigrants Halted by Ninth Circuit"
2 Dec 2020, 12:32 pm by Howard Bashman
"DHS Public Charge Rule for Immigrants Halted by Ninth Circuit": Mary Anne Pazanowski of Bloomberg Law has this report on a ruling that a divided three-judge panel of the U.S. [read post]
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US > District of Columbia > Washington DC > Woodridge - Washington > Boil Your Water!
If you live or work in Northwest D.C. you are advised to boil your tap water before drinking or using it for cooking. The D.C. Water and Sewer Authority is saying that a loss of water pressure is causing a "water quality problem."
* 8th St. NW between Fern Pl. and Eastern Ave.
Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, washing dishes, brushing teeth, making ice, and for food preparation - basically anything that could result in the water being ingested. Additionally, WASA says to discard any food prepared with water after 11 a.m. Monday.
WASA has not announced how long it will take for the water quality to get back to normal - but it could take at least a couple of days.


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