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Legalities 22: Does Posting Your Artwork Online Count As "Publication"?
Q. I'm wondering what the situation is for illustrators maintaining their rights when posting images on the web that they've created.
For example there are some writer and illustrator forums where you can have worked critiqued or post "work in progress" for feedback. It states on the writer page not to post work you would like to sell because once it's posted it's considered "published". What about a single page illustration that will eventually be part of a 32-page book?
There are a number of artist forums where artists post work they will later be selling. The way I understand it, in that case, they maintain their copyright as soon as the artwork is created. How does this translate to the publishing world?
A. There are two separate issues involved here.
First, there's the legal definition of "published," and whether a work being published under that definition affects your legal rights.
Second, there's what "published" means to publishers, and how a work being published under that definition affects the marketability of your work.
1. Legal World
Under copyright law, "published" means you have made copies of the work available for distribution to the public.
If a work is "published" under this standard, you are supposed to declare the date and country of such publication on your application for copyright registration, and you are supposed to submit the published version of your work as the deposit specimen for the registration.
You are correct that copyright exists, and you own it, as soon as you create your illustration. There is no way to lose your copyright just by publishing your work.
Unfortunately, there is no consensus yet on whether posting a work online qualifies as a legal "publication." The Copyright Office has refused to offer an opinion. Some people think posting online qualifies as publication because it allows multiple people in multiple locations to view the work at the same time, which is analogous to print publication. Also, in fact your computer technically makes a "copy" of the work when it displays the web page.
Once a work is online, it is very easy for viewers to make printouts of the work, which is also creating a copy. However, the law is clear that unauthorized copying does not count as a legal publication. Therefore, if you post your work with a copyright notice (and, for good measure, a clear statement that it may not be copied without your permission), there's a good argument that you have not made copies of your work available to the public, and thus your posting is not a legal "publication."
So in the final analysis, you can decide whether you consider your online posting to be a legal "publication." The advantage to calling it "published" comes in the registration process.
Normally, if you register your copyright before an infringement happens, that prior registration entitles you to collect statutory damages and your attorneys' fees. If you wait until after the infringement occurs to register, you don't qualify for those extra remedies. That makes it harder to go after the infringer (their risk upon being found liable is less, so your bargaining power to stop infringement and get paid for it is less). (See Legalities 1)
However, for published works, there is an exception to this rule. The law provides a 3-month grace period: if you register a published work within 3 months after the date it was published, you would still be entitled to statutory damages and attorneys' fees even if the infringement happened before you registered.
As we know, works can be copied instantly as soon as they go online. So, it is often more advantageous to register your online works as published works – that way you get the 3-month grace period to register them and still get full protection.
2. Publishing world
In contrast to copyright law, publishers are not worried about technical questions about what constitutes a "copy" made available to the public. They are interested in what effect a prior posting of an illustration would have on the market value of their books, or similar consumer products such as CD-ROM's, board games, computer games, etc (for the purposes of this discussion, "books" includes electronic books and other such consumer products that are reproduced for sale).
Generally speaking, publishers want the illustrations in their books to be new and unique to their book. The exclusivity of the artwork makes the book more valuable. Thus, they want to know that you have not previously given any rights to publish the illustration to another publisher, and they want to know that while their book is in print, at least, no one else will have the right to publish it.
In that regard, when publishers don't want to use illustrations that have already been "published," they are also using "published" in the traditional sense of meaning "reproduced in printed copies distributed to the public." Its that kind of prior exposure of an artwork that makes an illustration less valuable if it is re-used in a second book.
An illustration that's been posted online for the purposes of peer review and critique doesn't affect the marketplace for printed books. You have not given anyone a license to print the illustration in a commercial way, and there will be nothing out there in the marketplace to compete with the publisher's book. Thus I don't understand why publishers would consider such online postings to be a problem, especially if it is a relatively private forum, as opposed to on your website where the entire public can view it. In my practice, I have not personally encountered such an objection from a publisher.
That being said, if it is true that certain publishers would have a problem with this, then of course you should know about it. I would encourage you to poll your peers to find out more specifically if any of them have encountered such an objection, and if so, which publisher(s) objected.
It also occurs to me that the problem might arise around standard warranty language in publishing contracts, where the publisher wants you to state that the illustrations are new and original and have not been published previously. You may have already registered the illustration as a "published work" based on the online posting.
If that's the issue, a simple explanation about the limited online posting for critique purposes should be sufficient to quell your publisher's concerns. If you are assigning your copyright to the publisher, it is a simple matter to assign the prior copyright registration as well. Also, its fine to submit another copyright application for the book, which will cover the new published version of the illustration as it appears in the book along with the rest of your illustrations and the text.
You are invited to send in questions for consideration in upcoming Legalities columns. Please send your questions to legalities@owe.com.
Legalities is a service mark of Linda Joy Kattwinkel. © 2006 Linda Joy Kattwinkel. All Rights Reserved. The information in this column is provided to help you become familiar with legal issues that may affect graphic artists. Legal advice must be tailored to the specific circumstances of each case, and nothing provided here should be used as a substitute for advice of legal counsel. Linda Joy Kattwinkel is an attorney, painter and former graphic artist/illustrator. She practices intellectual property law, arts law and mediation for artists in San Francisco. She can be reached at 415-882-3200 or ljk@owe.com.
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Grégoire Banckaert (Bruges,  - Saint-Trond, ) fut le troisième supérieur-général des Frères de la charité de Gand.

Biographie
Né François Banckaert, il est le fils de Frans Banckaert et de son épouse, née Maria Dobbelaere. À son entrée dans la Congrégation des Frères de la charité de Gand, il prit le nom de Grégoire et prononça ses vœux perpétuels le .

Toute sa carrière se déroula au service des enfants sourds-muets et aveugles à l'Institut Royal fondé par les Frères à Woluwe Saint-Lambert. À partir de 1850, il en fut le directeur.

Supérieur-général
L'élection de Banckaert à la fonction de supérieur général de la congrégation se fit dans des circonstances difficiles. L'évêque de Gand avait imposé de nouvelles règles, empêchant la réélection d'Aloysius Bourgois qui dirigeait la congrégation depuis trente ans.

Les Frères n'apprécièrent nullement une telle ingérence. Les dirigeants de l'Institut Guislain firent connaître leurs objections et firent signer une pétition par les frères de la communauté de la Stropstraat. À titre de sanction, ils furent interdits de participer au vote.

Les objections principales soulevées par les frères étaient que le plus grand nombre d'entre eux était désormais interdit de participer aux élections, tandis que la réélection du supérieur général très populaire qu'était Aloysius Bourgois, était rendue impossible.

Lorsque l'évêque Delebecque vint présider la séance d'élection, dans une atmosphère lourde de suspicions de part et d'autre, les frères manifestèrent leur désapprobation en rendant à plusieurs reprises des votes non concluants, avant de se résoudre à voter en majorité pour Banckaert.

Banckaert, élu à son corps défendant, infligea un véritable camouflet à l'évêque en nommant son prédécesseur à la fonction de premier conseiller. En outre, il le laissait disposer des bureaux et de l'appartement du supérieur général à la Bijloke, lui-même se contentant de ce que les locaux de la Stropstraat lui offraient. Banckaert put continuer à diriger personnellement plusieurs activités de la congrégation.

Cet esprit de révolte, qui caractérisait l'ensemble de la congrégation, rendit Banckaert très populaire auprès de ses frères.
Cet esprit unanimement partagé permit à Banckaert de résister à la prise de pouvoir que le directeur spirituel De Cock devait exécuter sur les instructions de l'évêque. De Cock, sévère et intransigeant dut bientôt se rendre compte de ce qu'il perdrait la partie et après peu de mois il démissionna. A la joie des frères, le chanoine De Decker, leur précédent directeur spirituel, remis de sa maladie, reprit la fonction. Tant avec lui qu'avec son successeur De Groote, la Congrégation n'éprouva aucun problème.

Première fondation à l'étranger
Tant Banckaert que Bourgois se trouvèrent soudainement confrontés à un problème inattendu causé par le chanoine De Decker. Sans en avoir d'abord délibéré avec eux, celui-ci avait promis à l'évêque de Montréal l'envoi de quelques frères afin de diriger une nouvelle fondation dans son diocèse. À contrecœur les deux dirigeants acquiescèrent, ne voulant pas désavouer leur directeur spirituel. C'est ainsi que, pratiquement par hasard, la congrégation entreprit sa première fondation hors des frontières de la Belgique.

Après un terme de trois ans, Banckaert céda avec plaisir la place à Bourgois, triomphalement réélu le .  Banckaert alla vivre dans la communauté de Saint-Trond et y mourut trois ans plus tard.

Littérature
 Koenraad Reichgelt, De Broeders van Liefde I, 1807-1876, Gent, 1957
 René Stockman, Liefde in Actie. 200 jaar Broeders van Liefde, Leuven, 2006

Frères de la charité
Naissance à Bruges
Naissance en août 1801
Décès à 66 ans
Décès en février 1868

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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama – Something was there, floating in space outside the window of Apollo 11, "out there close enough to be observed," as Col. Buzz Aldrin would say years later.
The crew of Apollo 11, en route to the moon, encountered an unidentified flying object.
That doesn't necessarily mean it was little green men in a space ship from another planet or the USS Enterprise or Mork soaring in from Ork.
By the purest definition of the words "unidentified flying object," it's exactly what it was.
Even now, it remains unidentified. . . .


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Custody Decisions Cannot Be Delegated to an Expert | Hildebrand Law
Posted on : October 10, 2016, By: Chris Hildebrand
Arizona Custody Decisions Cannot Be Delegated to an Expert
The Arizona Court of Appeals issued a decision in Depasquale v. Superior Court regarding a judge's discretion to defer a judicial decision to an expert witness. The evidence at trial established that Mother and Father were divorced in 1991 with Mother being awarded sole custody of their child and Father granted reasonable visitation. In 1993, Father filed for a modification of that decision and was awarded joint legal custody and parenting time with Mother retaining primary physical custody.
Then, in May 1994, the court-appointed psychologist submitted a "Family Study Evaluation – Update" with various issues of concern regarding Mother's parenting decisions and Father subsequently filed a second petition for a change of custody. The court reviewed the petition to determine if the evidence submitted provided adequate cause for a child custody modification hearing and found sufficient evidence for such a hearing, which was set for February 1995.
At the same time, the court ordered the parties to attend mandatory mediation with the psychologist to update his report if mediation proved to be inadequate. It was further ordered that the court would adopt the recommendations of the psychologist as an interim order of the court until an evidentiary hearing could be held.
However, before giving his recommendation that primary physical custody of the child should be given to Father, the psychologist neither met with nor communicated with Mother, even though she contested the allegations against her. Even under these circumstances, the judge followed through with his decision to adopt the psychologist's recommendations and ordered the immediate transfer of primary physical custody of the parties' child to Father with reasonable visitation for Mother.
Learn Why a Judge in Arizona Cannot Delegate Making Child Custody Decisions to an Expert from Our Arizona Licensed Attorney Chris Hildebrand of Hildebrand Law, PC.
On December 2nd, Mother moved the trial court for a stay of judgment. She also filed a special action with the Arizona Court of Appeals on December 30th, as well as a stay application on January 12, 1995.
The Arizona Court of Appeals denied her relief citing the short period of time between the trial court's interim order and the time the trial was scheduled to occur. The court decided that since the ruling extended only until the permanent custody hearing in February that a ruling changing the previous decision was not in the best interest of the child, subjecting the child to an unnecessary short-term upheaval of his residence and schooling.
The Arizona Court of Appeals did accept jurisdiction, however, to clarify that some of the procedures followed by the court, in this case, were contrary to the statutes in place for the purpose of preventing any court in the future from delegating judicial decisions to expert witnesses or allowing interim transfers of custody without a hearing.
Arizona Custody Decisions Cannot Be Delegated to a Child Custody Expert.
Arizona statutes do not require a hearing at the screening stage of determining whether there has been a showing of a substantial and continuing change in circumstances to justify scheduling a trial on a Petition to Modify Child Custody, so the appeals court decided that the trial court did not err when it limited the information it based its decision on what was presented by Father in his Petition.
The appellate court also decided the court did not err when it set a hearing date, referred the parties to mediation, and ordered the psychologist to update his report. However, the appellate court did hold the trial court incorrectly delegated the custody decision to the expert witness and delegated the trial court's responsibility to exercise independent judgment regarding the child's best interests.
Also, the trial court changed custody of the child without a hearing and without the mother's consent. The appeals court did note that if a court faces an emergency situation it may make a temporary change of custody before a hearing is held or before the other parent is notified, but because this was not the case in this situation the court was required to provide mother notice and an opportunity to present evidence before changing the child custody orders.
What we learn from this case is that, while a trial court can use information provided by an expert witness as evidence as to what may be in a child's best interest, it must still independently make the decision regarding what custody arrangements are in the child's best interest after providing both parents an opportunity to present evidence at a trial.
The take away from this case is that an Arizona judge is prohibited from making a change in the custodial arrangements of a child, absent an emergency situation, without first providing both parents an opportunity to present evidence at a trial and, further, a judge may not delegate the obligation to decide what is in the best interests of a child to a third party.
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Motional and Lyft to Launch Fully Driverless Ride-hail Service in Las Vegas in 2023 - Will Mark First City in Multi-market Deployment
The service will be the first time fully driverless robotaxis are available to public riders in Nevada, and will use Motional's next generation robotaxi, the all-electric Hyundai IONIQ 5-based robotaxi
Motional and Lyft to begin transporting public passengers in the IONIQ 5 robotaxis starting in 2022 and will scale to a full-fledged commercial launch in 2023
Las Vegas riders will see a fully customized self-driving experience in the Lyft app in addition to other Lyft options they are already familiar with
Deployment builds on Motional and Lyft's years of experience in operating a commercial self-driving service in Las Vegas; represents a significant expansion and a shift to fully driverless
Boston, MA: November 9, 2021 Motional, a global leader in driverless technology, and Lyft, Inc.(Nasdaq: LYFT) today announced the planned launch of a fully driverless public ride-hail service in Las Vegas, the first city in a multimarket deployment. Motional's next-generation robotaxis, the all-electric Hyundai IONIQ 5-based robotaxi, will be available on the Lyft app in Las Vegas, starting in 2023. The deployment is part of a landmark partnership between Motional and Lyft announced last year.
The service will be the first time fully driverless cars for use in a ride-hailing service are available to the public in Nevada. Launched by Aptiv in 2018 and now as Motional, the company has operated a public self-driving service with Lyft in Las Vegas for over three years. The 2023 deployment represents a significant expansion, will use Motional's next-generation robotaxi, and will be the first time passengers experience a fully driverless Lyft and Motional ride. With plans to launch in multiple markets, the service is also designed to be scalable and positions both Motional and Lyft to introduce millions of riders to driverless technology in the future.
Motional's president and CEO Karl Iagnemma said the announcement marks an important milestone between the two companies. "Motional and Lyft pioneered collaboration between the ride-hail and driverless industries, and are now laying the foundation for large-scale deployments of driverless robotaxis," said Iagnemma. "We look forward to beginning this next chapter in Las Vegas, and then quickly scaling to other markets across the Lyft network."
"Lyft's powerful network is the ideal platform for deploying autonomous vehicles at scale. Motional's driverless tech, combined with Lyft's marketplace engine, brings us firmly into the self-driving future," said Lyft Co-Founder and CEO Logan Green. "We can't wait for riders in Las Vegas to be the first to summon fully driverless cars on the Lyft platform."
The journey to a 2023 launch
Motional and Lyft are collaborating closely in the lead-up to the 2023 commercial launch, iterating on all aspects of the deployment and rider experience (UX). This includes transporting passengers via Motional's next-generation robotaxi, the IONIQ 5 robotaxi starting in the second half of 2022. During this initial phase, riders will experience their end-to-end journey autonomously, including entering the vehicle, starting their ride, and requesting support. This will allow Motional and Lyft to gain rider feedback, refine the UX to be as intuitive as possible, and more.
The IONIQ 5 robotaxi was developed through strategic collaboration between Motional and Hyundai, is built to safely operate without a driver, and comes with enhanced safety and reliability features. It will be Motional's second vehicle to operate without a driver on public roads, making the company one of very few industry leaders operating a second-gen driverless platform.
Motional and Lyft continue legacy in Las Vegas
Integrating driverless vehicles onto a ride-hailing network and effectively deploying them is an inherently complex process that requires deep collaboration between the robotaxi fleet provider (Motional) and the network (Lyft). As operators of the world's most established public self-driving service (Las Vegas; 2018-present), Motional and Lyft have over three years of experience optimizing this service, which represents a unique advantage in the driverless industry.
Las Vegas presents an exciting opportunity as the first city in Motional and Lyft's multimarket driverless deployment. The dynamic city receives over 40 million visitors annually and is home to some of the world's largest entertainment, business, and trade events. Motional's robotaxis will provide safe and reliable transportation to these millions of visitors and Las Vegas community members.
Today's announcement comes as a new study reaffirms Americans' interest in experiencing driverless technology. Over a third of respondents believe they will have taken a ride in a driverless vehicle within five years and more than half think AVs could have a positive impact on their community . Motional and Lyft believe multimodal ride-hail networks can provide improved and safer transportation options for millions of Americans, and look forward to making that future a reality.
The companies will share more details on the launch next year. For more information on Motional and Lyft, visit www.Motional.com/news and www.lyft.com/blog.
Certain statements contained in this announcement are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the securities laws, including statements about Lyft's plans to launch fully driverless ride-hail services. Such statements, which are not of historical fact, involve estimates, assumptions, judgments and uncertainties. There are a number of factors that could cause actual results or outcomes to differ materially from those addressed in the forward-looking statements. Such factors are detailed in Lyft's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. We do not undertake an obligation to update our forward-looking statements to reflect future events, except as required by applicable law.
Lyft (NASDAQ: LYFT) was founded in 2012 and is one of the largest transportation networks in the United States and Canada. As the world shifts away from car ownership to transportation-as-a-service, Lyft is at the forefront of this massive societal change. Our transportation network brings together rideshare, bikes, scooters, car rentals and transit all in one app. We are singularly driven by our mission: to improve people's lives with the world's best transportation.
About Motional
Motional is a driverless technology company making autonomous vehicles a safe, reliable, and accessible reality. The company formed in 2020 as a joint venture between Hyundai Motor Group, one of the world's largest vehicle manufacturers offering smart mobility solutions, and Aptiv, a global industrial technology leader in advanced safety, electrification, and vehicle connectivity.
The Motional team has driven some of the industry's largest leaps forward, including the first fully-autonomous cross-country drive in the U.S, the launch of the world's first robotaxi pilot, and operation of the world's most-established public robotaxi fleet which has conducted over 100,000 public rides.
Motional is developing SAE Level 4 robotaxis- autonomous vehicles that provide all driving tasks - for robotaxi providers and fleet operators.
Headquartered in Boston, Motional has operations in the U.S and Asia. For more information, visit www.Motional.com and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.


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Goa International Film Festival; Big B will be inaugurated
Amitabh Bachchan will inaugurate the International Film Festival (IFFI) in Goa. Actor Rajinikanth will be awarded the 'Icon of Golden Jubilee' at the function. The film festival is being held from the 20th to the 28th of this month. More than 190 films from 176 countries are screening at the film festival this year. Konkani Cinemas will also premiere this year for the first time in the history of the film festival. The government has added four screens for films.
The IFFI also has the distinction of having 11 films 50 years after its release and 50 films by 50 female directors.
J P Nadda next BJP president; Announcement today
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Times of Grace, Featuring Adam Dutkiewicz and Jesse Leach Announce First Tour
Written by Lena Lamoray on December 28, 2010
Times of Grace, the collaboration between Adam Dutkiewicz and Jesse Leach, two old friends and renewed colleagues, are getting ready to take the show on the road for the very first time. The band will embark on its inaugural tour, beginning February 1 in Baltimore, Md. and wrapping up in their native Boston, Mass. on February 27. Straight Line Stitch and War of Ages will round out the bill, making for an evening of eclectic hard rock and metal.
A brief ToG history lesson: Dutkiewicz and Leach are original members of Killswitch Engage, with Leach serving as the band's vocalist for KsE's now-classic Roadrunner debut, Alive or Just Breathing, which left its mark on the resurgent, modern American metal scene in 2002. Leach left the band shortly after, but his friendship with guitarist Dutkiewicz remained.
In addition to his work as KsE's guitarist, Adam D. is also one of the most-sought after producers in heavy music, having worked with everyone from Underoath to Unearth. He wrote the music for The Hymn of a Broken Man in his head while recuperating from back surgery, which forced him to sit out a KsE tour. He recruited Leach to sing the songs and a partnership from the past was renewed. The result is a hypercharged yet artfully aggressive album that will entice fans both new and old.
Excitement for the album is at an all-time high, as fans are anxious and curious to hear what the pair have come up with musically.
The Hymn of a Broken Man is due out January 18.
About the band's debut tour, Leach said, "We are excited after all of these years to see Times of Grace become a live band! We have a solid group of musicians on board and some killer bands in the works. This is shaping up to be a tour to be remembered, and the first that reunites Adam and I on one stage together again! I couldn't be more pleased to present this band to the world."
Adam D. had a special message for the fans, saying, "Jesse and I are wicked excited to be able to bring our songs to fans live…FINALLY after all these years. We hope you all get a chance to check out the record and come sing along with us when we come to a town near you. Thanks to all of those who support this project, and we hope to see you all very soon!"
Times of Grace tour dates are below. Go here for more information on ToG and their upcoming tour dates.
Feb. 01 Baltimore, MD @ The Quarter
Feb.02 Atlanta, GA @ the Masquerade (downstairs)
Feb. 04 Dallas, TX @ The Door
Feb. 05 Austin, TX @ Emo's
Feb. 07 Phoenix, AZ @ The Nile
Feb. 08 Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour
Feb. 09 San Francisco, [email protected] Bottom of the Hill
Feb. 11 Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
Feb. 12 Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Ballroom
Feb. 14 Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex – Grand Room
Feb. 15 Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater
Feb. 17 Minneapolis, MN @ Station 4
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The local community
Priestley describes the Inspector, when he first appears on stage, in terms of 'massiveness, solidity and purposefulness' (p.11), symbolising the fact that he is an unstoppable force within the play. His 'disconcerting habit of looking hard at the person he addresses before speaking' (p.11) gives the impression that he sees through surface appearances to the real person beneath. It also gives him a thoughtfulness that contrasts with the thoughtlessness of each character's treatment of the girl.
His role in the play is not simply to confront each character with the truth, but to force each character to admit the truth they already know. He works methodically through the characters present one at a time, partly because he recognises that 'otherwise, there's a muddle' (p.12), and partly because, given the chance, the characters are all quick to defend each other, or to call upon outside help (such as Colonel Roberts) in order to avoid accepting the truth of what he suggests.
He arrives just after Birling has been setting out his views of life: that every man must only look out for himself. The Inspector's r�le is to show that this is not the case. Throughout the play he demonstrates how people are responsible for how they affect the lives of others; his views are summed up in his visionary and dramatic final speech: that 'we are members of one body. We are responsible for each other' (p.56). Responsibility is one of the play's two key themes, and the Inspector is Priestley's vehicle for putting across his own views of this as a socialist. In this final speech, he is speaking as much to the audience as to the characters on stage. His words here are a warning to an audience in 1945 not to repeat the selfish mistakes that led to the 'fire and blood and anguish' of two World Wars and the years between them.
The Inspector is the catalyst for the events of the play: without him, none of the characters' secrets would ever have come into the open, for a variety of reasons. For Birling could not see that he did anything memorable or wrong in sacking a troublemaker; Sheila thought her rather spiteful jealousy of a pretty shop-assistant was not 'anything very terrible at the time' (p.24); Gerald needed to conceal his involvement with the girl from a jealous fianc�e; Mrs Birling is too cold ever to 'have known what [the girl] was feeling' (p.45) and her effect seems lost on her; and Eric had resorted to theft, which he too needed to conceal. Without the Inspector's 'purposefulness', each character could not or would not have acknowledged their behaviour.
The Inspector's sombre appearance and the news he brings are a contrast with the happy and elegant air of celebration on stage. His name, Goole (ghoul?), gives him a mysterious, disturbing quality – a ghoul is a spirit which takes fresh life from corpses, and we could certainly argue that the Inspector's existence is a result of the girl's death. If he is not a real Inspector, what is he? A clever impostor (but nonetheless human)? The personification of the social conscience the characters all lack or suppress? A supernatural, God-like being (for he certainly seems to know what each character has done, without being told)? The reproachful spirit of the girl's dead child?
Despite the importance in the local community of people like Gerald and the Birlings, he controls the development of events: who will speak and when; who may or may not leave; who will or will not see the photograph. He even seems to control what people say. Sheila tells Gerald: 'somehow he makes you' (p.37). But he does not control their reactions – he only uses his information about the girl's life and character, her diary and a letter, her photograph, and constant reminders of the horrific death she has suffered, to create the possibility for others to face up to what they have done. They must decide whether to change or not – Sheila and Eric do; the Birlings and perhaps Gerald do not.
The Inspector has a moral dimension which makes him different from an ordinary policeman: he is more concerned with right and wrong than with what is legal. He sternly tells Birling, for example, that 'it's better to ask for the earth [as a worker might do] than to take it [which Birling does]' (p.15). But he also tells the characters that 'if you're easy with me, I'm easy with you' (p.22) – he has compassion for those who are willing to accept their responsibility, but nothing so simple as forgiveness. After all, 'the girl's [still] dead though'.
Each character is punished in an appropriate way. Birling fears for his family's reputation at the inquest; Sheila feels shame for her selfishness; Gerald has his affair revealed in front of Sheila; Mrs Birling has her illusions about the respectability of her family shattered by Eric; and Eric is revealed before his indulgent parents as a spoilt and inadequate young man. But notice how in each case the punishment is a consequence of their own behaviour; the Inspector himself does not bring punishment from outside. Perhaps this is why they are given a second chance at the end of the play – that their experience should have been a warning to them, and that next time, it is the apocalyptic future predicted by the Inspector's final speech that lies in store for them and for us.
Unobtrusively in control
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The men's 200 metre backstroke event at the 1992 Summer Olympics took place on 28 July at the Piscines Bernat Picornell in Barcelona, Spain. There were 44 competitors from 34 nations. Each nation had been limited to two swimmers in the event since 1984. The event was won by Martín López-Zubero of Spain. Vladimir Selkov of the Unified Team took silver, while Stefano Battistelli of Italy earned bronze. It was the first medal in the men's 200 metre backstroke for each nation (though the Soviet Union, from the former republics of which the Unified Team was formed, had taken gold in 1988).

Background

This was the ninth appearance of the 200 metre backstroke event. It was first held in 1900. The event did not return until 1964; since then, it has been on the programme at every Summer Games. From 1904 to 1960, a men's 100 metre backstroke was held instead. In 1964, only the 200 metres was held. Beginning in 1968 and ever since, both the 100 and 200 metre versions have been held.

Two of the 8 finalists from the 1988 Games returned: fifth-place finisher Dirk Richter of East Germany (now competing for Germany) and eighth-place finisher Rogério Romero of Brazil. The medalists at the 1991 World Aquatics Championships had been Martín López-Zubero of Spain, Stefano Battistelli of Italy, and Vladimir Selkov of the Soviet Union. All three competed in Barcelona (with Selkov now representing the Unified Team). López-Zubero was also the world record holder, having broken it twice in 1991. He was the favourite in the event, with European championships in both 100 metres and 200 metres in 1991 to go along with his World title and world record.

Colombia, Estonia, Fiji, Israel, Kuwait, Norway, Paraguay, and Turkey each made their debut in the event; some former Soviet republics competed as the Unified Team. Australia and Great Britain each made their eighth appearance, tied for most among nations to that point.

Competition format

The competition used a two-round (heats and final) format. The advancement rule followed the format introduced in 1952. A swimmer's place in the heat was not used to determine advancement; instead, the fastest times from across all heats in a round were used. A "consolation final" had been added in 1984. There were 6 heats of up to 8 swimmers each. The top 8 swimmers advanced to the final. The next 8 (9th through 16th) competed in a consolation final. Swim-offs were used as necessary to break ties.

This swimming event used backstroke. Because an Olympic-size swimming pool is 50 metres long, this race consisted of four lengths of the pool.

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Olympic records were as follows.

The following records were established during the competition:

Schedule

All times are Central European Summer Time (UTC+2)

Results

Heats

The eight fastest swimmers advanced to final A, while the next eight went to final B.

Finals

The finals were held on the evening of 28 July.

Final B

Final A

Selkov went out first and led for most of the first three lengths. Itoi took the lead at the third turn. López-Zubero and Battistelli finished strong, with the former taking the lead with 25 metres to go; the latter caught Itoi but not Selkov.

References

External links
 Official Report

Swimming at the 1992 Summer Olympics
200 metre backstroke at the Olympics
Men's events at the 1992 Summer Olympics


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Petersen Museum to host Zora Duntov Corvette Tribute Weekend
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Zora Arkus-Duntov was an automotive genius. After barely escaping the Nazi invasion, he and his brother invented an overhead cam conversion kit for the Ford flathead V8. His ARDUN heads are worth a fortune today because they doubled the power of the engine. His shop was not far from the Waldorf-Astoria hotel, so he decided to check out the 1953 concept car in the lobby.
What he saw was a sports car powered by a six-cylinder engine with a lame 2-speed automatic. He wrote Chevrolet a letter addressing the Corvette's issues, and they hired him to fix it. The rest is history and he retired in 1975. To recognize the father of the Corvette, the Petersen Museum is hosting a Zora Duntov Tribute Weekend.
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It kicks off Saturday night at 7 pm with a VIP dinner. Attendees will be treated by food and entertainment while being surrounded by Zora's Corvette Prototypes. Guests will be able to interact with the new 2020 Corvette Stingray. Sunday starts at 7:30 am at the ArtCenter in Pasadena. Corvettes from around southern California will enjoy a scenic rally to the Petersen Museum for a massive Corvette show and Panel Discussion. Click the link below for all the info and stay with us for all your Corvette news.
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Caratteristiche tecniche
Centrocampista d'interdizione, gioca prevalentemente come volante (davanti alla difesa).

Carriera

Club
Inizia nell'America de Cali, per poi passare al Boca nel 2003; qui trova pochissimo spazio e viene mandato in prestito in Brasile, all'Internacional.

Nel 2007 ritorna al Boca Juniors e dopo due anni, esattamente il 18 giugno 2009, firma un contratto triennale con l'Almeria.

Il 28 agosto 2011 viene acquistato dall' a parametro zero.

Si è ritirato nel gennaio del 2019.

Nazionale
Conta 41 presenze con la Nazionale di calcio colombiana.

Palmarès

Club

Competizioni nazionali

América de Cali: 2000, 2001, 2002

Boca Juniors: Apertura 2003, Apertura 2005, Clausura 2006, Apertura 2008

Competizioni internazionali

América de Cali: 1999

Boca Juniors: 2003

Boca Juniors: 2004, 2005

Boca Juniors: 2005, 2008
Internacional: 2007

Internacional: 2006

Nazionale

1999

2001

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Calciatori campioni del mondo di club
Calciatori campioni del Sud America
Calciatori della Nazionale colombiana


Buying a car in C.R.: What should you know?
So, you've arrived in Costa Rica, and you're finding that places you want to be are sometimes far away from each other. Public transportation is cheap but not exactly convenient, and you're wondering just how daunting and expensive it might be to get yourself some wheels. The Tico Times can help answer your most pressing questions regarding car buying and ownership in Costa Rica.
How do car prices here compare with North America?
They're higher. Heavy import taxes increase the price of new cars to around 30 percent more than cars in the United States. Additional hikes in the price can be due to higher prices that dealers pay factories and the popularity of certain models.
As for used cars, these are significantly cheaper than new cars, but they typically cost more than you'd pay in the U.S. Because the cars are worth more here, owners oftentimes take great care of them to maintain the resale value.
To get a general idea of what's out there and what it'll cost you, begin with newspapers and websites, starting with TicoTimes.net. Craigslist.com, CRAutos.com, TicoCarros.com and the daily La Nación's print version and website also feature large selections.
When you've come to a better understanding of the market, you might check out some of the dealerships in San José. Keep in mind that buying from an individual seller rather than a dealer will definitely save you a few bucks.
What kind of car makes sense in Costa Rica?
Basically, anything Japanese or Korean. That includes Nissan, Hyundai, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Honda, Daihatsu and Kia. The French brand Peugeot also has been increasing in popularity here. These are good cars for Costa Rica, because mechanics here are familiar with them, and spare parts are relatively affordable and easy to find.
Several of the cars mentioned above are manufactured specifically with the Costa Rica market in mind. Their engine tuning, suspension and motor sizes are all ideal for driving in this country. In Costa Rica, high clearances and four-wheel drive are definitely attractive.
Don't buy a car from anyone unless you are aware of the status of the car's import taxes. These are ridiculously high, and if you buy a car that needs to be registered in Costa Rica, you will end up footing the bill. Aside from that, you can take your chances with just about anyone. But definitely be sure to find a good mechanic to inspect your new wheels before you sign on the dotted line.
And watch out for scams. Police recently warned used car buyers against meeting potential sellers in isolated areas, as some buyers have become victims of robbery. Also, don't hand over any money until you're certain the deal is legitimate.
If you go with a dealer, you will want to do your homework on the dealer's reputation, service center and length of time they've been in the biz. A few reputable dealerships include Purdy Motor, EuroAutos, Vetrasa & Veinsa and Datsun.
The good thing about dealers is that they have a legal obligation to offer a 30-day guarantee on the transmission and motor of any car they sell. They also can take care of a lot of the hefty paperwork, take your old car as a trade-in, and offer financing on the cars they sell.
If you happen to know a careful and trustworthy owner selling his own car, this is a perfectly good way to go, particularly if the person is leaving the country and needing to sell fast.
What hidden costs and requirements should you beware of?
Did we mention import taxes? Yes. We're mentioning them again. If you buy a car oblivious of unpaid import taxes, you will be forced to pay them or the car will be impounded.
You should also check to ensure the car has no outstanding encumbrances (gravámenes) or infractions recorded in the National Registry. This can be done by anyone online at www.registronacional.go.cr/bienes_muebles/muebles_consultavehiculos.htm.
Also ensure the vehicle's marchamo, or annual circulation permit, has been paid for the year (a sticker displaying the current year should be affixed to the windshield), and that the car has passed the required annual Riteve technical inspection.
In addition, there's also the traspaso (transfer of registration) fee, which varies depending on the car's value. Check with an attorney to find out how much this will run you, and factor in the attorney's fees as well.
What's up with car insurance?
When you buy or renew your marchamo, you'll pay a small amount for mandatory personal liability insurance. The coverage is minimal, so cautious people also opt for additional insurance. Through the country's public insurance provider, the National Insurance Institute (INS), you can insure your vehicle against collision, fire, theft, personal liability and property damage. The usual term for such coverage is six months, and it covers your car no matter who is driving (as long as that person has a license).
The opening of Costa Rica's insurance market also means an increasing number of private insurance companies will be competing for your business in the future.
Haphazardly. The rules of Costa Rican driving basically are that rules are often ignored, so be prepared for aggressive drivers. Stoplights are routinely ignored, and pedestrians are not held in quite the same regard as in North America. Another big difference is the meaning of a honk. If somebody comes up behind you beeping, that doesn't imply an expletive. It's just a friendly way of saying hello, I'm behind you in a massive truck and if you aren't aware of me, I might smash you. And by the way, the light's green.
With the exception of the newly constructed Caldera Highway, many of the roads in Costa Rica are in pretty bad shape. Potholes are abundant, as are two-way bridges only wide enough for one vehicle. Helpful road signs – not so much. What looks like a short drive on a map may actually take several hours, and driving at night is not always a good idea, especially in the mountains. Curves are sometimes a little hairy and oftentimes lack guardrails, divider lines and reflectors.


One of my favourite citys in Europe is Prague. It is a photographic dream. Cobble streets, historic facades and skyline of gothic towers make this city photogenic in every angel.
I went there in march 2018 and hoped for few tourists during the low season. But there where lots of people everywhere! But it didn't matter that much. It was so beautiful that I could not put my camera down. Every corner turned was yet another opportunity to take what were some of my favorite travel photos.
The following photograph is my favourites out of approximately 1500 photos that I took during the weekend.
For many, the Charles Bridge is THE sight to see in Prague, and for good reason. It's a beautiful bridge and is the main connection between the historic old town and the Mala Strana. The photo above is taken from a riverbank on the old town side. I like this view the best.
A hidden gem in Prague – the "lightbulb" staircase located inside the House of the Black Madonna in Old Town leads from the Grand Café Orient restaurant on the ground floor to the Museum of Czech Cubism on the upper floors.
This church is absolutely gorgeous. It's located in Old Town Square too and you will easily find it sort of in the corner of the square. It is beautiful both inside and out.
I love street scenes in Prague . Old Town square is to me the heart of the historic part of the city and one that you will find yourself in again and again. There are cafes, shops, restaurants, bars and some amazing architecture surrounding you.
If you want to be by your self in Prague you have to get up early in the morning (especially saturday and Sunday. The streets are beautiful anytime, but when you have them to yourself it's a whole different thing.
One of the reasons I love Prague is the river Vltava. It is a perfect place to be at sunrise and sunset. One of my three evenings I spent in the city the weather was perfect for long exposure photography and some golden hour photos.
This was an interesting part of town and my favorite part of this section of town was the old cemetery. There are literally thousands of gravestones all stacked here and there and it's quite interesting, and beautiful in a way. The Old Jewish Cemetery is located in Josefov, Prague's Jewish neighbourhood, where, besides the amazing cemetery you can visit six synagogues, the Jewish Town Hall and the Jewish Ceremonial Hall. Josefov breathes history, and those who love the dark charm of Prague will certainly appreciate what it has to offer.
The entire complex on the top of the hill is called Prague Castle, which includes a number of buildings and the amazing St Vitus Cathedral. You must go see it, and there is a lot to shoot here. The cathedral is fabulous and there are all sorts of shots to be had inside the castle complex. One favorite is Golden Lane, which is a quaint medieval street in the back of the complex, though sadly it was very crowded when I went so my shots are terrible. Nonetheless, it's worth a visit and hopefully you will arrive when it's not crowded!
These are a must see! I know, it's technically just a kind of weird building, but it's cool, and let's face it, you don't see stuff like this at home. I understand this was inspired by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, which is cool. Stop by, you'll be glad you shot it!
Even if Prague is a crowed big city I had the opportunity to take this pictures of animals. I did not expect that when I went to Prague!
A beautiful city…and nice pictures!


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Mistrial? AZ vs. James Ray
I would love to write the details of this story, the drama, the nailbiting….but Lynne LaMaster already did a fantastic job and I will refer you to her written work as well as post it here. She does a great job posting links and explaining in detail what has happened so far:
Taken directly from (I didn't write this, I'm just posting it): http://www.prescottenews.com/news/current-news/item/18043-motion-for-mistrial-in-james-ray-case-oral-arguments-on-wednesday
Motion for Mistrial in James Ray Case; Oral Arguments on Wednesday
Written by Lynne LaMaster
Is it possible a mistrial might be declared in the James Ray case?
There have been 29 long days of testimony in the manslaughter trial of James Arthur Ray.
Ray was leading a Spiritual Warrior retreat at the Angel Valley Lodge in the hills between Sedona and Cottonwood, in October, 2009. The final event of the Spiritual Warrior retreat was a sweat lodge, where he and approximately 60 participants, crowded together for 8 rounds, lasting nearly 2 hours. By the time the sweat lodge event was done, Kirby Brown and James Shore had died, and 19 others were transported to nearby hospitals. In the days following the incident, another participant, Liz Neuman, also died.
During those 29 days, testimony has been heard from participants; James Ray International (JRI) volunteers and staff; medical personnel and Angel Lodge employees. People have come from Canada, California and the eastern United States to testify.
But, now, all that may be for nothing, as Judge Warren Darrow has placed the Ray trial in recess until further notice, after a second defense motion for a mistrial was filed Monday. That motion requested expedited oral argument.
In response, Judge Darrow's order states:
What Led Up To This?
The Prosecution and the Defense have had innumerable legal wrangles and quarrels over the course of the last eight weeks in court, and before, during the sixteen months of trial preparation. Each side has accused the other of using language that is unfair and even prejudicial; asking improper questions; witholding evidence that should have been provided to the other party, and much more. Most of the time, Judge Darrow has responded even-handedly and calmly, but there have been times when his patience appeared to be stretched to the limit.
Three key situations, however, have the potential for costly remedies, or, even, under extreme circumstances, a mistrial.
Situation One: The Medical Examiner Meeting
This situation occurred several months before the trial began. In December 2009, the State called the medical examiners together for a meeting to determine cause of death. Afterwards, the State did not reveal this to the Defense, going so far as to tell the parties at the meeting that they should not disclose any of the details of this meeting.
The State's reasoning? According to a motion filed by Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk, "…the State honestly believed and continues to believe [the meeting notes and related information] were non-disclosable work product."
Judge Darrow unequivocally disagreed with the State, and on September 20, 2010, Motion Regarding Medical Examiner Dec. 2009 meeting ruled, "As the meeting among the prosecutors, law enforcement representatives, and the expert witnesses apparently was not recorded, the State must disclose any and all notes, regardless of the organizational affiliation of the author, summarizing the medical examiners' oral communications at the meeting… The Court also concludes that… the imposition of monetary sanctions in accordance with Rule 15.7 (a) is appropriate."
To boil the legal jargon down, the Court ruled that the State would have to reimburse the Defense for the costs associated with re-interviewing the medical examiners about this meeting and their findings.
The State complied with the disclosure order. On January 19, 2011, the Defense submitted a bill in the amount of $31,259.43 .
That caused the State to return to the Court for relief. In a motion dated January 21, 2011, Polk asked for a reconsideration of the impositon of monetary sanctions. The Defense, replied, justifying their perspective, to which the State responded again.
Judge Darrow's ruling read, "The Court sustains the State's objection to the statement of costs, and the attorneys for the Defendant are directed to submit a revised statement. The State's motion for reconsideration is denied."
Judge Darrow's Response
At this point, the Defense has not yet apparently submitted a revised statement.
Situation Two: First Mistrial Motion
It was Wednesday morning, April 6, that Judge Darrow agreed with County Attorney Polk that evidence pertaining to previous sweat lodges held by Ray at other Spiritual Warrior events could be admitted as evidence, as long as the evidence had to do with 'causation of death'.
Mark Duncan, reporting for Camp Verde's paper, The Bugle, in an article titled, Witness tells of troubles at three Ray-led sweat lodges, writes, "In a Feb. 3 ruling, Darrow ordered that 'without medical testimony connecting the observations of physical and mental distress exhibited by the pre-2009 sweat lodge participants with a risk of death and without evidence of the defendant's knowledge of the actual type of risk, the evidence is not relevant to the stated purpose.'"
Duncan continued, "Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk argued Wednesday that the medical testimony has taken place and that the alleged suffering of participants in Ray's pre-2009 sweat lodge ceremonies established a pattern she said was inescapable: that when Ray led a sweat lodge at the Angel Valley Retreat Center, people got sick, and that when others did so, no one got sick."
Despite several points of argument from Defense attorneys Tom Kelly and Luis Li, Judge Darrow was calm and resolute.
The Defense then moved for a mistrial. The Judge decisively denied the motion.
On April 6, the Defense also filed a 45-page miscellaneous memorandum detailing alleged Prosecutorial misconduct
As stated in the introduction, "…When prosecutorial misconduct becomes pervasive, however, Arizona law provides that the cumulative effect may require a mistrial… And where the government's misconduct is knowing, prejudicial and taken with 'indifference to a signuficant resulting danger of mistrial or reversal,' the Double Jeopardy clause bars retrial."
The State has not yet filed a response (at least not one that has been uploaded to the Court's website.)
Situation Three: Second MIstrial Motion
But it was on Monday, April 11 that the Defense dropped their biggest accusation yet, titled, "Defendant James Arthur Ray's Motion for Mistrial Based on Intentional and Willful Suppression of Exculpatory Evidence, Emergency Hearing Requested".
Mistrial Motion
In that 41-page document, Ray's attorneys insist that a mistrial must be granted and retrial barred, writing in the introductory statement, "The Defense has just learned of a constitutional violation that eclipses all other issues that have been litigated in this trial. For the past eleven months, the State has suppressed material, exculpatory evidence. The evidence – an expert witness report prepared by an environmental scientist at the State's request – identifies a different cause of death and a differeent culpable party than those which the State has alleged throughout this case. This amounts to a severe violation of Brady v. Maryland, Arizona Rule of Criminal Procedure 15.1(b)(8), and Due Process. The trial's entire trajectory has been infected, and the Court and jury misled, because of the suppression. The prejudice to the Defense cannot be cured. Under clearly established law, a mistrial must be granted and retrial barred."
At issue is an April 29. 2010 report from an alleged environmental expert, Richard Haddow. In that report, Haddow offers other explanations regarding the cause of death for Liz Neuman, Kirby Brown and James Shore.
The Defense maintains that the State did not disclose Haddow's opinion or existence until he appeared on a witness list in late October, 2010. Despite several requests for information regarding Haddow, the Defense alleges that those requests were essentially ignored. Had they known the information in the report, they would likely have prepared their defense differently, they claim.
County Attorney Sheila Polk has not had an opportunity to respond yet to the charges, but Judge Darrow has ordered her to do so by 5 PM Tuesday night, April 12. Much is riding on that response. Until Polk's official reply is released, it's a wait-and-see situation.
The seriousness of this latest accusation by the Defense cannot be underestimated. While the first motion for a mistrial was dealt with in just a few minutes; in this case, Judge Darrow has called for oral arguments Wednesday at 8:30 AM, and will attempt to determine the facts.
For now, the trial is in recess until further notice. According to a note from Judge Darrow's Judicial Assistant Diane Troxell, sent via email on Monday, "Please be advised that the James Ray trial will not be held tomorrow, April 12, 2011, due to a pending legal matter. The jurors are being asked to contact the Jury Commissioner at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday for further instructions."
Side note: Imagine having another judge as part of your jury. A document uploaded to the County's website reads, "The Court has been advised that Superior Court Judge Cele' Hancock has been summoned to appear for jury duty in the matter of State of Arizona vs. James Arthur Ray…"Good cause appearing therefor, it is ordered excusing Judge Hancock from jury duty…"
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Guess where I am? I'm in the City of my zodiac animal, the Bull! Yes, Bull City Durham, North Carolina.
I know. I get a lot of puzzled looks when I tell people I am coming here. Not your average tourist destination. But I wanted to go somewhere different for my blog anniversary (May 1) this year.
Last year it was Kagoshima, but I think I have overdone Japan with 10 trips there. So I am eating my way South to New Orleans! Mmmh, soul food, bar-b-cue, Southern hospitality and maybe even some authentic Mexican.
I am still traveling, so it's a bit hard to blog (the iPhone/iPad apps are so fiddly!). But I have some great finds (food and hotel) from London, and a few from Durham, as some of you will have seen from my Instagram, Twitter and Facebook feeds. Follow me there for real time foodie discoveries.


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The NM Political Report (https://nmpoliticalreport.com/2018/07/05/i-just-want-to-tell-my-son-i-love-him/)
"I just want to tell my son I love him"
By Kavitha Surana, ProPublica | July 5, 2018
Undocumented immigrant children at a U.S. Border Patrol processing center in McAllen, Texas.
LOS FRESNOS, Texas — Calling from an unreliable phone at the Port Isabel Detention Center, her voice sounds muffled, and far away. To be understood, she needs to keep repeating herself. For her to hear the person calling, they need to yell.
Blanca wishes more than anything else that it was her two daughters, ages 6 and 14, on the other end of the line. But she hasn't spoken to them since they were separated at the border, after a long journey from Honduras. It's been almost three weeks.
To arrange calls at the facility run by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, parents need to fill out a request form. Blanca says she has submitted five.
"This is maddening," she said. "The officials, they don't say anything."
As President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" policy, which separated more than 2,500 children from their parents at the border in May and June, stretches into its third month, the administration has to contend with some impending deadlines, set by a judge last week after the American Civil Liberties Union sued. By July 10, children under 5 must be reunited with their parents. By July 26, all families must be together. By Friday, officials must arrange phone calls between all parents and children.
But a week after Department of Homeland Security officials called their process to reunify families "well-coordinated," many parents at Port Isabel — the primary facility housing separated parents — don't know where their children are and some still haven't been able to reach their kids, according to three detainees interviewed by ProPublica, along with two family members of parents inside and five lawyers granted broader access to the facility, who say they have interviewed more than 200 separated parents and guardians. ProPublica is not including the detainees' last names at their request; their immigration cases are still pending.
"I just want to tell my son I love him," sobbed Arely, a mother from El Salvador, during a phone call with a reporter. She, too, had been in detention almost three weeks without a call.
ICE did not immediately respond to questions posed Friday about parents not being able to speak with their children, and being in the dark about their whereabouts. It did not respond to additional questions posed Sunday about how many separated parents are being held at Port Isabel, how many have been able to speak with their kids, and whether any have been released on bond.
The parents wait in a detention center where the telephones barely work, there's no internet, and officers shut off the TV news when the topic turns to immigration, the detainees said. Phone conversations are guarded — detainees know calls are recorded. Rumors are what's left. There was one about detention officers urging people to sign deportation papers as the quickest way to see their kids again. It's made detainees wary about signing any piece of paper, even when it comes from lawyers offering to help connect them with their kids, said Sophia Gregg, an immigration lawyer at Legal Aid Justice.
When she and a group of lawyers came from Washington, D.C., to conduct outreach interviews with the parents two weeks ago, many parents overcame their distrust enough to pass them letters, in hopes that the lawyers would find their children and deliver the messages. ProPublica reviewed a portion of the letters.
In one, a father tries to reassure his daughter. Don't worry, because I am with you. I want to ask you to eat well, and if you eat well, then I will be happy.
In another, a mother apologizes to her daughter, for putting you in this situation that is so difficult … I just pray to God that you are well, because I am suffering a lot for you. I want this nightmare to end already, my love.
No one outside DHS knows for sure how many separated parents are inside Port Isabel. Unlike some other immigrant detention facilities, this one does not make detainee information public, so the lawyers say it has taken extra work to reach parents. The lawyers who visited two weeks ago started with a small list of parents whose names they knew. Word of mouth within the dorms brought out more who previously had no contact with lawyers and no family members on the outside to help them.
The lawyers say they now have a list of more than 200 separated parents from Port Isabel. They hope a new database launched by the Vera Institute and New America will help reconnect the families.
When the lawyers first began reaching out to parents about three weeks ago, some told them they had been kept apart from their kids for days, others for close to a month. "ICE never came and talked to them and even asked if they were separated from their child," said Jodi Goodwin, a local immigration lawyer. "Literally, there was zero communication at all."
In conversations with the lawyers, parents weighed the decisions they'd have to make: Continue an asylum claim or choose deportation, hoping the U.S. government would stand by its word to reunite them with their children? If they lost their asylum claims, would they ask their children to give up theirs, too, or try to place them with family members in the U.S.? Some worried that their children were too young or did not know enough to accurately describe the danger in their home countries, especially after their parents had done their best to shield them from it. Such details are crucial to winning asylum cases.
Natasha Quiroga, an education civil rights lawyer who flew in from Washington to volunteer, said the stories flowed together: The mom concerned about her 7-year-old who is deaf and mute; the dad who had just signed his deportation orders, hoping it meant he would be reunified with his 4-year-old; the father who had no idea where his daughter was, and wanted to write a letter to her, but did not know how to write. Quiroga wrote the letter for him, transcribing as he repeated the same sentence over and over, telling her how much he loves her and how much he hopes to see her soon.
Such opportunities for contact with outsiders are rare at Port Isabel. The facility is tucked away down remote rural roads on Texas' southeastern tip, making it difficult for lawyers to maintain a consistent presence.
Trying to coordinate speaking with a detainee from outside is also difficult. ProPublica was able to arrange calls with three detained parents with the help of lawyers and a family member who contacted ProPublica about a relative's case. People on the outside can call and leave messages asking a detainee to call them back, but cannot call a detainee directly. So parents call outsiders back at unexpected times. You must be available to pick up and sometimes have your credit card handy to pay for the call, or else lose the chance. Once on the line, their phones sometimes break up and lose service unexpectedly.
For those inside Port Isabel, access to information is limited, detainees said. After their plight became national news, detainees say televisions began to show only telenovelas and English programming. Parents said they weren't aware of the court order on reunification until they heard from lawyers. Jenn Elzea, a spokesperson for ICE, said that only some televisions in the facility are controlled by detention staff. "They do have access, in theory, to television throughout the facility," she said. ICE Detention standard guidelines say, "All television viewing schedules shall be subject to the facility administrator's approval."
Goodwin, one of the lawyers, said ICE confiscated letters addressed to detainees by reporters, and pulled three intended recipients out of their dorms to ask, "Why does this person have your name? Where did they get your information?"
ICE did not immediately respond to questions about this posed on Sunday.
Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada toured the facility last week and offered their assessments. "It's clear … They're not running a reunification process here," Warren said. In response, ICE promised to set up phone calls for every separated parent to speak to their children, lawyers said. ICE has also clarified that physical reunifications will not be taking place at Port Isabel, a detention center where children are not allowed to be held. "We are reuniting people via communication," said Elzea.
And so, this past week, a trickle of officially coordinated phone calls slowly began. Parents were called one by one to small visitation rooms to hear their children's voices for a few minutes.
"An officer would dial the number, make sure the Office of Refugee Resettlement employee was on the other line, and bring the parent to take the call," said Ruby Powers, an immigration attorney based out of Houston who volunteered at Port Isabel this week. "You could just see tears of joy," she said. "You can tell from a parent who has talked to a child and one who hasn't … The parent who has, has a lot more peace."
Some parents were so overcome with emotion during the brief calls, it didn't cross their minds to ask their children where exactly they were, Quiroga said. Before they knew it, time was up.
Some calls were difficult for other reasons.
One mother told Goodwin her 6-year-old didn't want to talk to her on the phone "porque me abandonaste, mamá" — because you abandoned me, mommy.
And Daisy, a 21-year-old separated from her 12-year-old brother, hung up feeling unsettled after a vague conversation, she told ProPublica. Normally hyperactive, he answered her in monosyllables.
"How are you?" Daisy asked. Good, he said.
"How's it going?" Fine.
"Are you eating well?" Yes.
"Are you having any fun there?" Yeah.
She said she brought her brother to the U.S. border from Honduras after their mother died. Their father was violent, she said, and she felt she was the only person looking out for him. Lawyers said they are worried the two may face even more roadblocks in trying to reunite, as Daisy is a sibling, not a mother.
"When I spoke with him, it's not like when you have them near — I don't know the truth," Daisy said. "He says he is fine, but I won't really know until I see him. Then I'll know that he is well."
Even when family members do connect, it's far from clear what happens next in the hastily created reunification process.
The Department of Homeland Security appears to present deportation as the only path to reunification. The department's zero tolerance fact sheet says "a parent who is ordered removed from the U.S. may request that his or her minor child accompany them," but says nothing about reunifying families during the immigration process and beyond. (Reporters have also documented cases of parents who were deported without their children, before the fact sheet was released.)
For those who hold out hope that they will be able to receive asylum protection in the U.S., this weekend brought a glimpse of what reunification might look like when a mother was released Saturday from a detention center in Arizona, after she passed the first step of her asylum claim.
Supporters helped her pay a $7,500 bond with a crowdfunding campaign and drove her to New York, where her three children — 6, 9, and 11 — had been placed in foster homes. She'll be able to visit them as much as she wants from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., but she can't take custody of them while her asylum case is pending, The New York Times reported. A relative in North Carolina has applied to sponsor the children, but the mother probably won't be able to live with them, because every adult in a sponsor's home must be legally vetted.
At Port Isabel, lawyers say they know of no parents who have been released on bond into the U.S.
So Blanca waits, straining to hear what she can on her unreliable lifeline to the outside world. She said her sister-in-law told her that her daughters are now in a New York foster home. But a social worker told her sister-in-law the location is undisclosed, to protect the caregiver's privacy.
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Fear had never been a part of the relationship before. But now that there was sin, there was fear. I have lived all my life in a fallen world where fear has a place.
But here, You say to me "Do not fear". And the reason: "because I have redeemed you". And since Your completed work on the cross, I am in right standing with You. I am in close relationship with You, like Adam was in the garden before sin.
And those precious words: "I have summoned you by name; you are mine." bring such intimacy and tender closeness. You know me. You call my name. I am Yours. I belong to You.
Along with that relationship comes a promise of care and protection. What confident assurance it gives me! What a sense of being loved and protected I have with those words!
I am assured that when I face difficult times, when I am in deep waters, when I am in danger of being swept off my feet, You are there with me. Your presence accompanies me. And Your promise guarantees me that the waters will not sweep over me and take me away.
Recently I have seen very dramatic pictures of the power of water: destructive, deceptively strong and damaging. Statistics presented highlight how little moving water it actually takes to unbalance a person, a car, a house; and sweep it away. But Your promise is sure. The waters will not sweep over me.
Father, Your Word tells me to help others to carry their burden but to carry my own. I was confused until I looked at the original Greek and found that there are two different words.
In this passage of scripture, they are both translated as 'burden'. Where You say "Carry each other's [burdens] and in this way fulfill the law of Christ", that word is 'baros'. Although it is translated four times to read 'burden' a more complete definition is 'heaviness, weight that would weigh you down, pressing on you, difficult requirements'. But where You say "each one should carry their own [burden]." The word is 'phortion' which simply means 'something to be carried'. So there is a difference here in the amount of weight and in the 'burdonsomeness' implied in the original meaning.
One way I think of it is that each person should be capable of carrying their own backpack – the weight of normal daily responsibilities. But they would need help with a steamer trunk – an extraordinarily unusual additional amount of hardship that would come with an illness, or accident or trouble.
Father, show me how to help others who are in need. Let me go out of my way to see how to help them. And Father, I trust You will bring help to me when I am in need as well.
Thank You for Paul's words here reminding me how to relate to other believers. It is so easy to get off track by comparing myself to others. It sets the stage for jealousy, or pride. But You say to help those believers who are overcome by sin. And not to do it pridefully, but humbly and gently, aware that the same mistake could happen to me if I'm not careful.
Father, You made us to care for each other. You knew that this world would be a challenging place, and that we would need each other. Thank You for bringing friends and loved ones around me when I need their help. Sometimes I don't even realize I need it, till You bring someone who calls and cheers me up, or says something encouraging.


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