Atlanta, GA – Noble Systems Corporation, a global leader in innovative contact center technology solutions, has acquired assets from TouchStar Software Corporation. Noble Systems has acquired TouchStar's assets, including the TouchStar brand and all intellectual property. The acquisition further improves Noble's small and medium business (SMB) offering to complement its large enterprise offer and provides TouchStar users a way forward with the resources of an experienced contact center technology partner.
Noble acquired TouchStar's 'premise-based' business line, encompassing the TouchStar brand and product line, as well as all intellectual property. The Noble® TouchStar product is specifically tailored to meet the needs of the SMB market. The surviving 'hosted' business will license Noble TouchStar solutions for its hosted-solution offer.
James K. Noble, Jr., President & CEO of Noble Systems, said, "As Noble celebrates its 20th anniversary, we continue to focus on client-needs and the changing conditions. In these tough economic times, it is more important than ever to have a technology partner that is financially sound. We hope to be that partner for the TouchStar clients. With this transaction, Noble Systems is able to continue its dominance in our core markets, such as Collections, as well as introduce hundreds of TouchStar customers to the reliability and advanced technologies of the Noble Solution suite, including Workforce Management, Desktop Unification and unified contact technology, such as our award winning SIPhony IT-ready solution. We look forward to providing them with the best-in-class solutions and services that an organization of Noble's experience and expertise can deliver."
Noble Systems Corporation (NSC) is a global provider of contact center technology solutions, delivering systems since 1989. Every day, millions of contacts are made by agents at 2,000+ installations worldwide conduct business using the Noble® platforms for inbound/outbound/blended communications. The scalable, integrated Noble solution includes ACD and predictive dialing; unified contact processing for voice, email, and web; and integrated IVR, digital recording, messaging, quality control/monitoring systems, scripting, and real-time reporting and management tools. Noble Systems (Atlanta, GA) pioneered an open, scalable, fully-distributed platform. For more information on this item or the company, contact Lee Allum at 1.888.866.2538 x538 or visit www.noblesys.com.
TouchStar and its subsidiaries Sigmaworx, Digisoft and Data-Tel Info Solutions develops and supports world class call center software with on-site and hosted SaaS deployment options. TouchStar serves over 2,500 global businesses and call centers from its headquarters in Denver and regional offices around the world. TouchStar's unified communications products include: call center software, hosted call center, traditional and VoIP telecommunications systems, predictive dialers, automated voice messaging, advanced ACD & IVR, recording, and call compliance management. For more information, please visit www.touchstar.com.


Hopefully you are all enjoying your summer and looking forward to a great season with the SRU Marching Pride! Information has been mailed out to current and incoming members of the band about this year's marching season. If you did not receive this information, or have questions, please feel free to contact our band director, Dr. Jonathan Helmick, at jonathan.helmick@sru.edu.
Please read over all information carefully and return the enclosed card by Monday, July 25th. This card guarantees your spot in the drill. This commitment should not be taken lightly! Please refer to all the information provided to you before mailing the card. Be sure your card is filled out completely and respond promptly to avoid any any conflicts.
Below are the files you should have received by mail. Click on the file names to view them online.
If you have not already done so, be sure to LIKE us on Facebook and FOLLOW us on Twitter to keep updated with the Marching Pride. Use #SRUBandCamp on social media to tell us how excited you are to start the 2016 season!
Auditions for drum major for the Fall 2016 Marching Pride will be held on April 21, from 4:00-5:30. Anyone who has been a member of the SRU Marching Pride for a minimum of one year is welcomed to audition. Audition sign ups will be posted outside Dr. Helmick's office. Please check out the audition letter for more information.
Please read over all information carefully and return the enclosed card by Monday, July 27. This card guarantees your spot in the drill. This commitment should not be taken lightly! Please refer to all the information provided to you before mailing the card. Be sure your card is filled out completely and respond promptly to avoid any any conflicts.
If you have not already done so, be sure to LIKE us on Facebook and FOLLOW us on Twitter to keep updated with the Marching Pride. Use #SRUBandCamp on social media to tell us how excited you are to start the 2015 season!
A revised 2014 Marching Pride Schedule has been posted on this website. Simply click on the Schedule tab at the top of this website. A PDF form of this schedule is also available below.
Please mark these events on your calendar. Current members are expected to attend EVERY event.
Hopefully you are all enjoying your summer! Information has been mailed to current members of the band and all incoming members about this year's marching season. If for some reason you did not receive this information, please contact our band director, Mr. James Berry, immediately by emailing james.berry@sru.edu.
For those of you who have received the information in the mail, please read over it carefully and send back the white commitment card. Commitment cards must be mailed by August 1, 2014. Understand that returning this card marked "Yes, I will be a member of the Marching Pride this fall" is a commitment to be a member for the 2014 season and a spot will be written for you in the marching drill. This commitment should be made with the best intentions and not be taken lightly! Be sure your card is filled out completely and respond promptly to avoid any conflict or problem.
Here are the files you should have received in the mail. Click on the file to view them online.
If you have not already done so, be sure to LIKE us on Facebook and FOLLOW us on Twitter to keep updated with the Marching Pride. Use #SRUBandCamp on social media to tell us how excited you are to start our 2014 season!
We are looking forward to a great band camp and a great season overall!


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Q: Conio.o unavailable in Dev C - C I want to include Borland functions in dev compiler on windows. I searched Dev site and found the solution: to include conio.o.
But i am using DEV 4.9.9.2 Compiler (Beta) and i cannot find anything named conio.o in thier folder
please instruct me on how to include borland functions in any way.
It doesnt matter if it is through some other way what i want to use functions like 'sleep()', changing background or text color, 'gotoxy()'
Dev Site reffering to this problem: http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/faq.html

A: The source files for the conio.o file that came with older versions of Dev-C++ have since been deleted, but you can recover them from the CVS attic on SourceForge.

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The BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and the NSE (National Stock Exchange) are closed for trade on October 18 on account of Dussehra. All wholesale commodity markets, including metal and bullion, are also closed. The forex and commodity futures markets, too, will not conduct any kind of trading.


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Actions – Studs were installed in 40mm diameter holes. Access was gained using a mobile elevated working platform. There were 6 anchors, the majority of the tension wires for the tram system being attached to independent poles.


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Q: AnsibleModule object is not callable error My playbook is as follows
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I have written a custom module 5ips But when I execute playbook it throws an error as follows
TASK [Python Custom Module to get Top 5 Ips] ***************************************************************************************************************************
An exception occurred during task execution. To see the full traceback, use -vvv. The error was: TypeError: 'AnsibleModule' object is not callable
fatal: [54.183.110.130 -> localhost]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "module_stderr": "Traceback (most recent call last):\n  File \"/home/ubuntu/.ansible/tmp/ansible-tmp-1545815995.35-86175850009970/AnsiballZ_5ips.py\", line 113, in <module>\n    _ansiballz_main()\n  File \"/home/ubuntu/.ansible/tmp/ansible-tmp-1545815995.35-86175850009970/AnsiballZ_5ips.py\", line 105, in _ansiballz_main\n    invoke_module(zipped_mod, temp_path, ANSIBALLZ_PARAMS)\n  File \"/home/ubuntu/.ansible/tmp/ansible-tmp-1545815995.35-86175850009970/AnsiballZ_5ips.py\", line 48, in invoke_module\n    imp.load_module('__main__', mod, module, MOD_DESC)\n  File \"/tmp/ansible_5ips_payload_7Vi28k/__main__.py\", line 41, in <module>\n  File \"/tmp/ansible_5ips_payload_7Vi28k/__main__.py\", line 12, in main\nTypeError: 'AnsibleModule' object is not callable\n", "module_stdout": "", "msg": "MODULE FAILURE\nSee stdout/stderr for the exact error", "rc"

my 5ips.py is as follows
#!/usr/bin/python

from ansible.module_utils.basic import *

def main():
    fields = {
        "iperrors" :{"required":True, "type":"str"}
        }
    module = AnsibleModule(argument_spec = fields)
    iperrors = module.params['iperrors']
    module(iperrors)

    if IpList !=0:
        module.exit_json(changed = True, msg = "top5 ips done")
    else:
        module.fail_json(changed = False, Error = "Something went wrong in Top5IPS.py")

def module(iperrors):
    ipErrors ={}
    IpList=[]

the input iperrors im giving is a multiline string. Im not sure exactly where the error is?

A: Check the "module_stderr" key in the output. Near the end it says "'AnsibleModule' object is not callable\n"
I'm not super familiar with custom ansible modules, but it looks like the way to write them has changed, check the new docs here: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/dev_guide/developing_modules_general.html#developing-modules-general
Alternatively, you could try using an older (<2.0, probably) version of ansible.


I am in the option period for my first duplex(full rental property). The inspection report came back, and there are a ton of deficiencies( roof in bad shape, pier and beam findings suggesting movement of the property, improper electrical fittings, gas lines not to code, etc). I am just starting out, and wanted to know if it would be reasonable to negotiate a decrease in sales price given the inspection findings, without having a specific roofer, electrician and plumber come out and give actual quotes for the work that needs to be done. To schedule the other folks to come out to the property would put me beyond the current options period per the sales contract. Anyone have some experiences to share in this situation? Thanks!
I'd recommend getting 3 quotes per project (3 roof estimates, 3 electrical estimates,...) If you and the seller don't agree that the price has to be lowered to match the actual value, simply walk away and the next potential buyer will ask for the same concessions.
Once the owner knows, they are are not allowed to dishonestly sell the property without first disclosing the issues.
At this moment, the owner is "stuck" with the property, not you, so he's more motivated to fix it up than you.
Hey Patrick- this is the perfect time to negotiate. The sellers know that those things will come up on every inspection, so relisting it will do them no good, they'll have to face the music if they want to sell. Honestly, I usually make a fairly aggressive offer up front just to get the property off of the market and negotiate later, solely based on the inspection findings, because there are always findings. Good luck!
It is reasonable to negotiate based on the findings, however, if you have little to no experience on what the issues cost to fix, you could really be causing issues. If you reduce the price by $10k but it ends up costing you $30k to fix, you now have to come out of pocket that money. with there being no time to get Contractors in for estimates, it might be best to do one of 3 things.
1.) Back out and avoid the risks.
2.) Require the seller to fix the issues to a certain level/standard.
3.) Try your best to estimate the costs to fix each item (do your homework, ask here). Add a bit of fluff to the numbers and ask the seller to reduce the price by that much.
No guarantee these work, but I would be doing my homework and deciding how to move forward like #3.
Do you know a reliable contractor who could spitball some numbers for you? Then pad them by say 25% to be conservative and come in with two options - a new PP based on that number or a new closing date that gives you time to get solid bids.
@Nathan Platter Thanks, I am talking to my agent to see who can take a look!
@Corby Goade Thanks for the information. How much, if any do you buffer your second offer after you get some prices?
Account Closed Thanks Brian! Great point, the last thing I want to run into is underestimating these. I'm scheduled to talk to the pros about some numbers soon, thanks a lot!
@Patrick Ng The first step should be to negotiate an extension of your due diligence period. Use that time to get accurate cost estimates.
If the seller refuses, then you should either back out of the deal or over-estimate the cost of repairs and look for a price reduction of that amount.
Decide in haste, repent at leisure.
You could always get a NTE bid and then either offer to use that OR get more time to get additional bids. Chances are NTE bid will be super high if a place will even give you one, but you might get lucky if you explain what's going on.
Walk away, properties come on the market each and every day. No sense in tying up your time and money on something you don't feel comfortable with.
With the issues you described it sounds like this may be a tough deal for a first timer unless you are getting the place at an absolute steal.
Something to consider: Will the rehab costs you are walking into drain your reserve funds? If so, I would walk.
I agree with most of what others have already said. Only thing I will add: Check the seller's disclosures if you have not already. If the seller disclosed to you upfront about the electrical, roof, gas lines, etc, then it will really not come off as "good faith" negotiations at this point, since you had the opportunity to build that stuff into your initial offer price.
@Matthew Paul Thanks for the feedback, it'd be a killer deal at a certain price, which is a lot lower than asking.
@Matt K. Thanks for the feed back...can you clarify what a NTE bid is? Sorry...newbie not familiar with allt he lingo yet.
@Joseph Profaci Thanks for the advice, trying to stay disciplined. Have been analyzing deals for the past 50-60 days, and this is the only offer than has been accepted thus far. Hard to walk away, but definitely not harder than having to do a bad deal.
@Michael Noto Thanks for the feed back. At the price I am trying to renegotiate, should have enough reserve funds but it is significantly lower than the asking/offer price that was accepted, and I doubt the seller is going to take the offer.


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Afrobarometer is an African-led, non-partisan survey research project that measures citizen attitudes on democracy and governance, the economy, civil society, and other topics.
We are the world's leading research project on issues that affect ordinary African men and women. We collect and publish high-quality, reliable statistical data on Africa which is freely available to the public.
We currently conduct surveys in more than 30 African countries. We are proud of what we have achieved so far and our goal is to have Afrobarometer surveys in all African countries.
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A source for population, housing, economic and geographic data from Census 2000, the 1990 Decennial Census, the 1997 Economic Census, the American Community Survey, and the Population Estimates Program
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The CCRI represents an infrastructure that facilitates research on the transformation of Canadian society in the twentieth century. The CCRI's mandate is to provide researchers with a body of data and information that can be used to acquire a better understanding of how modern-day Canada has developed. The CCRI is composed of microdata, namely, data created from Canadian census enumerations between 1911 to 1951, a geographical framework constructed to enable the location, selection, aggregation, and analysis of census data, and contextual data, namely the textual data used to situate the census in time and to enhance appropriate analysis of the data.
1911 Census located on the left of this web page provides researchers with the 1911 database, 1911 codes, 1911 data entry manual, 1911 enumerator instructions, 1911 geography component, Contextual Data (1911 to 1951), and 1911 Nesstar Webview.
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Time series statistics ranging from social to economic aspects of Canadian life.
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City of Toronto Open Data Portal
Access the City's data, organized into 15 categories.
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Citizens are encouraged to use or repurpose the City of Windsor's open data for research purposes or to improve their interaction with municipal services and facilities. Members of the community can use the raw data provided here to create and share resources from maps to applications and more.
Please be aware that by downloading or accessing this data, you agree to be bound by the City of Windsor's Open Data Terms of Use.
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CKAN Datahub
The Datahub provides free access to many of CKAN's core features, letting you search for data, register published datasets, create and manage groups of datasets, and get updates from datasets and groups you're interested in. You can use the web interface or, if you are a programmer needing to connect the Datahub with another app, the CKAN API.
URL: https://datahub.io/ All Users
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The Eurostat regional yearbook provides an overview of key statistics available for the regions of Europe.
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FedStats
The gateway to statistics from over 100 U.S. Federal agencies.
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Free Statistics Canada's Publications
Full text access to a variety of publications listed by subject and date
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Ghana Open Data Initiative
The portal is intended to be used by Government of Ghana Ministries/ Departments their organizations to publish datasets, documents, services, tools and applications collected by them for public use. The objective of the initiative includes promoting transparency in Government transactions and creating business opportunity for reuse of open government data. The initiative Involves rethinking governance and how administrations should adapt their procedures to meet the demands and necessities of their citizens.
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Google Public Data Explorer
The Google Public Data Explorer makes large, public-interest datasets easy to explore, visualize and communicate. As the charts and maps animate over time, the changes in the world become easier to understand. You don't have to be a data expert to navigate between different views, make your own comparisons, and share your findings.
Students, journalists, policy makers and everyone else can play with the tool to create visualizations of public data, link to them, or embed them in their own webpages. Embedded charts and links can update automatically so you're always sharing the latest available data.
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Home/Community/Luther Seeks Sales Tax Hike
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Luther Seeks Sales Tax Hike
April 25, 2021Last Updated: May 14, 2021
UPDATED STORY featuring more links and what we like to say in the news business is a HOT scoop. Read on!
Luther, OK – Do you know the last time the Town of Luther raised sales taxes? Take a wild guess.
First some information.
Current sales tax rate is three cents per dollar.
Most of Luther's revenue comes from sales taxes.
The Town receives about $40,000 monthly from sales and use (internet) taxes.
The Town budget covers expenses like infrastructure, public safety, staff and operations.
Luther has the lowest sales tax rate in the area.
Ready for the answer? 1981.
Shoppers have been pitching in three cents for every sales taxable dollar they spend in Luther for 40 years. Some would say the town has a 1981-era infrastructure to show for it. If you've ever complained about water pressure, broken water pipes, potholes, dilapidated houses, stray animals, lack of modern technology, public safety, lack of well-paying jobs and more variety in retail, and/or rundown parks – it's all connected to revenue, that comes in three cents at a time for every dollar you spend at a time in Luther. That's a lot of the reason that you see a lot of hype to #shoplocal.
Fun Fact that Bears Repeating
Oklahoma's cities and towns like Luther receive most funding via sales taxes. Some don't like that, and some want to change it and might someday, but it's the system in place today. For example, a city like nearby Edmond takes in about $5.5 million monthly, because the city is chock full of busy restaurants, big box stores, grocery stores and more. Plus there are plenty of big ticket places where you can buy a car (or a fleet), new furniture or replace a washer and dryer. Not so much in Luther. While we can drop some cash in Luther at a restaurant, the discount store, a coffee shop, a few businesses on Main Street, we have to try hard to run up a tab that might equal what a new set of tires cost. Let's just throw in here, the correlation of needing tires on the regular because of road conditions (Logan County District Two, north of Luther, looking at YOU!) Spend the money in the tax district, and the roads might get better? Note, road maintenance has a different funding system with a whole other source of taxes, and funding based on complicated formulas that make you wish you were better at "new math."
Meanwhile, guess who came out in support of the tax and dropped a big news scoop?
If you, like me, get sucked into Facebook drama, even though we know we shouldn't look, you might be aware that The Chicken Shack is moving to Arcadia. But are they moving away from Luther, or is the popular joint, EXPANDING to Arcadia? Expanding just like the Shack's plans to open in HARRAH. And just like the successful expansion of the Shack in Guthrie and even Florida. By the way, we miss you Pete!
The Shack's on the move. So are they leaving Luther, or expanding? It's about the perspective and defining our terms. Some call that spin. Keep reading.
In a Saturday-before-the-election FB post, the Shack appears to come out in favor of the sales tax hike. Note, most of the Shack's loyal following come non-Luther residents, except for Wednesdays when it's local night.
We could have a big discussion about taxes and all of that but I really don't want to go down that road…. The support and generosity from all that come to The Shack is evident in its growth and I humbly thank all that have come and then came back with more…..I will say over the next 5 years with The Celebration of Route 66 in 2026 that this 1% Tax could do a lot for this little town…..
Ed Gochenour, Chicken Shack Facebook Post
Honestly, that post gave me a strong image of an OLIVE BRANCH, given the aforementioned Facebook drama, and the apparent impasse at negotiations with the Town of Luther and the Shack about infrastructure issues, mainly wastewater. There's a parking issue too, as any observer will note on the weekend. Incidentally, why hasn't anyone come up with a shuttle service/valet as a side hustle?
If you read the rest of the post, you'll find a HUGE news scoop, something that hasn't been said publicly and is contrary to the narrative that the Town is running off the Shack.
I guess one more thing I Need to Add is after I move The Chicken Shack to Arcadia… I do have something that will go back into the Luther spot that can fit it a little bit better and continue to generate revenue and jobs for Luther….
The Chicken Shack has a staff nearly 50. We see you Cynthia! Local jobs. In an unofficial survey, that puts the Shack near the top of the job creators in town.
Meanwhile, back to the sales tax election
The ballot features two propositions. One is a question to approve a half-cent sales tax for operations and the other is a half-cent sales tax for capital improvements. If approved the new tax would go into effect in August, 2021.
SALES TAX ELECTION DATE: MAY 11, 2021
Oklahoma Voter Portal
Resolution Calling for Election
Luther sales tax
From The Luther Mayor: "Why a Sales Tax Increase"
Audit Meeting and Looking Ahead
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The Story on Dulce de Donké, #lutherlocal
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The stage is set for West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee's mega Opposition rally against the Narendra Modi government. More than 20 national leaders, including former prime minister H D Deve Gowda, former Union ministers Yashwant Sinha, Shatrughan Sinha and Arun Shourie; three present chief ministers Arvind Kejriwal, Chandrababu Naidu and H D Kumaraswamy; and former chief ministers Farooq Abdullah, Omar Abdullah, Akhilesh Yadav and Gegong Apang will attend the meeting, TMC sources said. Most of them have already arrived in the city. "I have met Deve Gowda-ji, Hemant-ji (Hemant Soren of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha) and Akhilesh Yadav. I will meet other Opposition leaders too," Banerjee told reporters.
With Bharatiya Janata Party's recent defeats in the Hindi heartland states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, Banerjee has raised the pitch to be united against the saffron party in the 2019 general election. Bahujan Samaj Party general secretary Satish Chandra Mishra, Nationalist Congress Party supremo Sharad Pawar, Samajwadi Party supremo Akhilesh Yadav, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah, too, have already arrived. The other leaders will either arrive on Friday night or by Saturday morning, the sources said.
A thick security blanket has been thrown on the sprawling Brigade Parade Ground — the venue for the mega rally — to prevent any untoward incident. Large scale preparations have been made to ensure that it is a complete success. Besides the huge stages, 20 watch towers have been erected and 1,000 microphones and 30 LED screens put up so that the spectators can see and hear the speeches of the leaders clearly.
Lakhs of TMC supporters and workers are expected to attend the rally and huge numbers of them from various corners of the state have already started pouring into the city. They have been put up in the outskirts of the city and in some auditoriums and stadiums. Hundreds of TMC volunteers will be on the grounds to take care of supporters. As many as 10,000 police personnel will be deployed and around 400 police pickets have been set up to ensure foolproof security, the police said.


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Hmm I will have to check this place out. I was a little worried at first when it said only over the weekend.
It will be open until this Friday night. It became apparent rather fast that holding it over the weekend would NOT be enough time for all we had planned.
LOVE my ewoae sculpture that Yase made.
Read the news. News 177. That is all.
Oh, and little known, Nithak stated that he MIGHT (read as possible, maybe, unsure of, or debating) stock his hovel with some scabbards and sheathes. Is this true or was he just pulling our chains? Only time will tell!
a big ++ to everyone who played along with Yaru getting upset at people doing an atrocious job of storing their newly bought expensive artworks.
half million dollar paintings in backpacks. NOW REALLY.
Ice Sculpting was a blast. It was fun to do and shave ice away.
Nithak or whatever his name is selling simple sheaths and scabbards is cool, too. Thank you.
I'm just happy there's a backworn sheath in game now. I couldn't find one anywhere. But the one from Nithak's holds both of my new, heavy weapons so I'm happy.
Assuming the tools are cheap, I'll have to give this a shot. Planning to blow a mil with Brian tonight so don't have much cash to spare.
No double holster shoulder rigs for us handgun toting folk huh? Ahh well.
The tools cost under $250 total.
The sheaths were a random out of nowhere "sure i can add that" thing, so it can't hurt to ask the merchant if he has any holsters available.
The fest (It's RP and alteration aspects) ended this evening with the ceremonial dunking of Bryanne, and with Jade being dunked as the Festival of Wiv Queen, and Seth and Elwae being dunked as the (tied) Kings. The systems (Ice skating, snowballs, sculpting, sledding, dunking, and anything else I miss), the features (New homes and such), and the items were all wonderful. The alterations were great as well. But the most important thing...The RP...Was absolutely spectacular. I found myself constantly flocking to the characters and the fest to talk and hang out and see what was going on. Each character was roleplayed with depth and skill and it was immensely enjoyable.
I thoroughly enjoyed this event, and everything that came with it. Thanks GMs, for a wonderful job.
I was very pleased with the Festival. I think it was well done, and I agree, the RP was awesome.


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Just the one for the 2017 edition of the race that stops two nations. Humidor is bred by former All Black Mark Carter.
Humidor ran second at the Cox Plate a week ago, inches behind wonder-mare Winx, so has some good form coming in. Trainer Darren Weir was also at the helm of the last Kiwi-bred horse to cross the line first, Prince of Penzance in 2015.
In 2016, the New Zealand TAB took just more than two million bets on Melbourne Cup day with a whopping NZ$22.12 million in cash spent by punters. The average bet was $10 with $10.58 million spent on the Melbourne Cup race alone.
16 were also New Zealand-trained. The last New Zealand bred horse to win the Cup was Prince of Penzance in 2015, while we have to go back to 1997 for the last Kiwi jockey to win when Jimmy Cassidy brought it home with Might and Power.
Three New Zealand born riders will be in the gates at just after 5pm this afternoon. Cory Parish is aboard Boom Time who is one of the favourites to win it all.
Michael Walker will ride Bondi Beach who is paying just over $60 for the win - Walker is back in the saddle after an injury-plagued 2017.
Michael Dee is the final NZ jockey to look out for riding outsider Gallante.
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Almandin could become the first horse since Makybe Diva to win back-to-back. The latter accomplishing the astonishing feat of winning three in a row from 2003-2005.
The 2016 winner was has slipped to second favorite, paying $8 for the win.
Kathy O'Hara will be aboard Single Gaze as she looks to become only the second female jockey to win the big race at Flemington, Payne, winner in 2015, will not be a part of this year's edition as she is serving a suspension after failing a drugs test earlier this year.
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Other favoured rides include Hartnell, Johannes Vermeer and Tiberian.


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Compliance, not care, is the new quality control
Twila Brase reveals the secret language behind health privacy laws.
There's a secret code hidden in the language of health privacy laws. Words we understand in plain speak, like "quality," "meaningful," and "value," mean something totally different when found as law in the U.S. Code.
You won't want to miss this eye-opening interview with health data privacy expert Twila Brase, RN, PHN. A former public health nurse, Brase sheds light on HIPAA's dirty little secret, and explains why doctors turn away pediatric patients who are not on the CDC vaccine schedule. She also answers the question begged by HR 550, the Immunization Infrastructure Modernization Act: Is it really possible to expand federal access to data but at the same time protect our privacy?
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You'll learn more in these 30 minutes about data privacy and the deterioration of the doctor-patient relationship than you ever thought you could. This very difficult and technical subject is boiled down to bare bones. Brase exposes the real meaning behind the language of HR 550 through the lens of decades of experience with prior so-called privacy laws in health data.
about financial incentives and the use of electronic databases to control health decisions at the point of care;
why expanded access to health data would be (and has been) dangerous for Americans;
how COVID policies changed the landscape of health privacy; and
what easy steps and tools you can use today to protect your privacy and the sanctity of the doctor-patient relationship.
Best of all, you will feel uplifted to action after watching.
Brase reminds us, "If there is a bill to expand collection of data, they don't have it yet."
Step One: Stop the federal government from luring states and doctors to give away your private health data. Send a quick email to tell your lawmaker to vote NO on HR 550. (BONUS: If they email you back, keep the dialogue going. Use the talking points you learned today!)
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Interview Transcription
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Leah Wilson: Hi, my name is Leah Wilson, Executive Director and Co-founder of Stand for Health Freedom. And today, we have a special guest with us to talk about what our team sees as the forefront of the health freedom issues right now, and that is privacy. We just released a call to action on Congressional Bill HR 550, which talks about bolstering the immunization infrastructure in the access to data at the federal level, and we got quite the response from Congress to our advocates, talking about how the expansion of the access to data is actually good for their privacy. And we know that that's not true.
Twila Brase is here with us today as an expert to debunk some of those myths and help us understand the privacy issues. So thank you so much, Twila, for joining us.
Twila Brase: Glad to be here. Thanks, Leah.
Leah Wilson: Twila Brase is a public health nurse, and she is also the President and Co-founder of Citizen's Council for Health Freedom, which is a non-profit that is patient-centered, privacy-focused and pro-free market policy.
We saw Twila established 23 years ago in Minnesota to support individual choice in healthcare and to support the privacy as it relates to medical decision-making and your genetics.
She is also the author of an eight-time award-winning book called Big Brother in the Exam Room: The Dangerous Truth about Electronic Health Records. And so I look forward to hearing more about the book also during our conversation.
So let's dive in to what the catalyst for our conversation here today, and that is the bill that's currently in front of Congress—HR 550. We saw that bill passed the House. So you see all the headlines that say that it's passed. And some people who read that think, "It's law now."
But really, what happened is it passed one chamber of the two that it has to go through before it's signed by the President.
So we saw bipartisan support in the House, wide-sweeping support for this. And so it perked our attention here at Stand for Health Freedom to say, "Wow. Our conservative lawmakers need educated on what this bill would actually do," because there was a lot of confusion about this bill which would, as we have here on our site, that paves the way for state and local health departments, as well as public and private healthcare providers, to share personal health date with the federal government.
That's what it does, and it has millions of dollars behind it to create these infrastructures and guarantee their success.
So it's obvious to us that this bill could be used as a backdrop to strengthen the enforceability of federal vaccine mandates, if they stand, and to normalize vaccine discrimination. But yet, the understanding in Congress is that this is a pro-privacy bill.
So we wanted to meet up with Twila and have her speak to us about what she sees as the implications of HR 550, and if it really is possible to expand federal access, but at the same time protect our individual privacy.
Twila Brase: So it is not possible to expand the government access and protect privacy. And I just want to maybe disabuse your audience of the idea that HIPAA protects privacy because that is one of the biggest deceptions that has ever been foisted on the American people.
And so they need to understand that HIPAA is actually within the industry, within the government. HIPAA is considered a permissive data-sharing rule. And one of those permissive sharing pieces is for public health oversight, and also, if there's any state law that allows it.
So across the country, most states have an immunization registry, and the states often, when they get money from the federal government, part of that is tied to a requirement that data is shared, so HIPAA allows that kind of data to be shared. There is nothing about HIPAA that protects your privacy, absolutely nothing, except for one thing—if your state has a stronger state privacy law, that law must be followed.
So if your state says that no immunization information can go out the state borders, outside of the state borders, without consent, then that has to be followed. And the only time that that would be shared is with the patient's informed consent.
But most states think, most legislators, most members of Congress as a matter of fact, and all their staffers—I know this from meeting with them, think that HIPAA protects privacy and that it makes sure that the data is just between them and their doctors. They have said so. And they do not understand that when you sign that HIPAA form, the only thing you're signing is that you acknowledge or have received or understand that you have read the notice of privacy practices, and therefore, you understand that you have no privacy in the exam room.
That's what that means. That's why we have an entire campaign to get people to refuse to sign the HIPAA form, to refuse to propagate the myth that HIPAA protects privacy.
By law, you don't have to sign the form. They have to make a good faith effort to get you to sign the form—that's what the rule says, but you do not have to sign the form.
Some people have been denied healthcare as a result, but most people can argue their way through, but why should you have to argue in the exam room? You're a vulnerable person in the exam room. You shouldn't have to come armed.
So anyway, you just need to know that HIPAA does not protect privacy, and every time the federal government gets access to more data, they just get more ways to share it, more ways to use it, more ways to analyze it, and in this case, of course, more ways to turn the screws, as it were, on anybody who chooses not to follow whatever the government says are the vaccine requirements or recommendations.
We always say, he who holds the data makes the rules. If you hold the data, your doctor holds the data, and nobody else gets access to the data, they can't do anything to you, they can't do anything to your doctor.
So we're in a very difficult situation at the moment with COVID, and what has happened with HIPAA, and what has happened, but that doesn't mean that it has to stay that way. We have to bring privacy back.
Leah Wilson: I love what you said, correct me if I say it wrongly, but he who holds the data makes the rules.
Twila Brase: Absolutely.
Leah Wilson: And that's exactly right. And right now, we are seeing the federal mandates for vaccination or test become very vulnerable. We don't know what the Supreme Court is going to decide. Hopefully, we will know soon.
And as those mandates are vulnerable, then relying on the collection and oversight of data is a backdoor way for the same authority for the further rule-making.
So the biggest talking point, Twila, that we're getting a response from Congress, right, when our advocates are e-mailing and saying, "Please vote no on HR 550," the response is, "Well, this is not creating a centralized federal database for vaccine information."
So can you speak to that? Does the infrastructure need to be "centralized" in order for us to be vulnerable to federal overreach and abuse?
Twila Brase: So let's just talk about that database and the immunization laws from the very beginning. So the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and The All Kids Count Program, which was intended to fund immunization registries in every state, and they were very successful at that. I believe that the immunization registry is the camel's nose into the privacy tent. It is the way to eliminate it, but it's also the way to build a data system that collects not only vaccination information, but all sorts of information. It was the way to get to an electronic health record system at the government level, so that they could build on that.
And so what I think your listeners need to know, if they don't know it already, is there's something called a distributed database, which means that the data stays where it is, but there is a network.
So it's like a network of networks. And it's called the eHealth Exchange. And it's funded at the federal level.
Some have said that 40% of American's healthcare information, not just vaccination information, healthcare information, is already in the eHealth Exchange. It used to be called The National Health Information Network. They changed it to this nice, little name that doesn't sound quite so big government. But it is as big government, and in my book, there is their own picture of the architecture of the eHealth Exchange.
And so what happens is there are centralized rules, federal national rules, and everybody has their node on the network. And then everybody who is qualified to access the data, including all those people in HIPAA, which I should say to you is 2.2-million entities, which I can talk about in a moment. But anyway, everybody gets their node on the network, and then according to the rules of access, they can access the data all across the nation. And if the federal government chooses to share data, for example, from what they're gathering off of the vaccination registries, they could share it with the World Health Organization—they could share it with whomever they want.
The move is towards international sharing of data. And so, this is not just about vaccinations. This is about full lifestyle profiling. The vaccines, the vaccine passports, are all about gaining control over your life, gaining control of what kind of life you can have, how much you can publicly engage, according to what is in your record.
And just to take this just a step further, there's something called The Social Determinants of Health. This has been rising up over the last few years, much more. It started a long time ago, but it's really been rising up the last few years. And that's like everything about your life they want in your electronic health record.
So in the eHealth Exchange. And the list is very broad, but it includes things like your education, your income, your preferences, your behaviors, your hobbies—anything that you can think of in your life that could be a social determinant of how much of a healthy person that you will be, they want it in your record.
So what we're talking about and what I talked about in my book was that this becomes a comprehensive dossier. I think these two things work together—the electronic health record, which, by the way, just as a little piece of this, those electronic health records that are ubiquitous, in the exam room and in the hospital, they are there because they were mandated by law in 2009 to be in place by 2014, or any doctor or hospital who did not have the electronic health record that is certified by the government—so it can't be just any electronic health record. It's got to be certified by the government to do what the government wants, and it has to be used "meaningfully."
Those are the words, "meaningfully used." And if you do not use it meaningfully, if you do not have it, if you do not use it meaningfully, you are docked in your payment from every Medicare patient that you see.
So it's a quasi-mandate. It's not a full mandate. And so that's why it's there—it's become a data collection tool. It's become a "control the doctors" tool. You see it now in COVID unlike it's ever been seen before where doctors are just following the protocols on the computer. It's very hard to get outside those protocols, to do something that's not on one of the menu choices.
So this is all about profiling the doctors, controlling the doctors, profiling the patients, putting pressure on the patients to do what the government wants, including vaccination.
Another thing to understand is quality measurements. So that's such a nice, [unintelligible 00:12:21] term or value-based healthcare. These all come out of the Affordable Care Act and some of the Medicare legislation. And what it really means is a doctor or hospital only provides "quality" if they comply with the way government wants medicine practiced. And so it's really about compliance.
So the quality scores are really about compliance scores. Value-based purchasing or value-based healthcare means you might not get paid for something that the patient really needed because somebody on the outside determines there's no value in it, according to an equation.
I've heard of an anesthesiologist who did an entire surgery and didn't get paid because the health plan came back and said, "Oh well, we don't think that was necessary, so sorry. Nothing for you."
Or Medicare. Medicare does the very same thing.
And so it's really a two-pronged thing here. One is the electronic health record, which is then used, or should I say, the immunization registries are connected. They connect together with the electronic health record, and they also connect together with the Prescription Drug Monitoring Systems. And these things are being integrated together at the clinic level, and the data exchange is going both ways.
And you saw that in HR 550 that it talks about bi-directional exchange of information to the government from the exam room, and from the exam room to the government, and back and forth.
So this is not about protecting privacy. There's nothing about protecting privacy. This is just building government control over what happens in the exam room and what they think you must do in your life to fully participate in public life in America.
Leah Wilson: And one of the misunderstandings is that when that exchange happens back and forth, from the clinic to the government, that that information will be de-identified. Because there was a little part in the bill that talks about de-identification of data, they think it applies to the breadth of the exchange of data. Do you understand this bill to promise a de-identification before the government sees anything?
Twila Brase: So we got the term. But what does the term mean? In HIPAA, that term is very specific about what de-identification means. But HHS, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, in talking about this, as well as other organizations like the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics, they're very clear that de-identification does not mean that you can't necessarily re-identify the data. All you do is put it up against some other public information. And then we have to see, is this the HIPAA definition, or is it a different definition? And to what extent does this apply?
You can sit there and look at one word and make a big claim, but you have to look at the entire bill and say, "This bill is about building something bigger."
Modernization is the latest word for big government everything. So it's the word that they've chosen to try and hide big government grabs, power grabs, behind using this handy word, "modernized." But what it really means is big government is getting bigger.
So this is an infrastructure building bill. Any bill that builds the infrastructure, the surveillance infrastructure of the government, the analytic and research infrastructure of the government, the ability of a government to pressure the doctors to conform. And this is something about quality measurement. And you probably know this. Your audience probably knows this, that there are doctors who have actually turned the patients away because they refused to vaccinate their children on the government's schedule, or just refused certain vaccinations.
And so they don't want to screw up their quality metrics. And they've got pressure because now, about 70% of doctors are employed and they've got their other peers, and what the corporation will often do is say, "If you, as a group of doctors, have a certain percentage of your population vaccinated, you'll get a bonus or you won't get a demerit."
And so there's pressure, not only from the government, not only from the payers, but also from their peers to make sure that everybody gets vaccinated up to the government's schedule.
And so you become a detriment if you want to do anything different. This is just a perversion of the patient/doctor relationship. The doctors who are employed, in particular, it really does seem, and you really see it in COVID, they're not working for the patient anymore. They're working for the payer. They're working for the hospital. They're working for the health system. They're working for the health plan. They're working for the government.
They're not using their brains. They were trained to critically think. They have an oath to the patient. But it's like it's been thrown out of the window because of how big government has gotten.
Leah Wilson: And that's exactly one reason, Twila, or one way, how the reporting requirements have changed patient care, that we are seeing denial of access to care in certain clinics if you can't assist the doctor in reporting what they want to report—and that's the fully-vaccinated, on-time schedule pediatric patient. And now, what does that mean if these reporting requirements extend, and if we have these attempted federal mandates? And now, the Coronavirus vaccine status is being reported in an accessible way.
So we have to consider these things—how reporting requirements have already changed access to care, quality of care, individualized care, and do we want things to happen that would even expand that vulnerability?
We heard this morning during the Senate Health Committee, which is the health committee in the U.S. Congress at the senate side, a quote from Senator Murray, who is the chair of that health committee. He said, "One of the things we are doing to get out of the pandemic is updating old and incompatible public health data systems."
So how do you see that the Coronavirus response is changing the landscape for the individualized health data and for the vulnerabilities to our privacy?
Twila Brase: So this has been very convenient for those who wanted to build the systems—the fearmongering, the Coronavirus—it's very interesting now that the CDC themselves is coming out and really saying that perhaps, there's just a lot, a lot of people, a high percent of people, who died from other things, and that were reported as though they died from COVID.
And so they are all taking advantage of this to build the public health infrastructure, which really just means to build the government power over the people.
And I want to say one thing about what you said about the exam room because I forgot to say it, and that is that the patient doesn't work for the healthcare system. The patient should never work for the healthcare system. The healthcare system is supposed to work for the patient. The patient is always a vulnerable adult even if the only thing they've got is a sore throat because no matter what, they cannot get it taken care of by themselves.
So they should never be working for the healthcare system. And you know, the doctor, the healthcare system, was all started on the basis of a mission.
So there's the mission of medicine. But the mission of medicine today is being taken over by the business of healthcare, and this is what we are seeing when the doctors are no longer treating the patients like patients. They're treating them like, I don't know, widgets, or something that has to comply before they'll get access to care.
This has never been the case. And we have seen this in the COVID craziness that doctors are not treating patients like doctors anymore. And it is a tragedy.
Leah Wilson: It's becoming more and more apparent to the patient too because the issue has been common on a global scale, and so the stories are somatic of unable to access therapeutics, unable to get admittance to the hospital without being able to check certain boxes, unable to be triaged in a timely manner, being sent home without care.
And so we see our loved ones experiencing these common themes and we're beginning to wake up to the effect of the healthcare business on the mission medicine, exactly like you said.
I have to ask you, in your experience, has the CDC ever had this breadth of oversight in the quantity of individualized health data the HR 550 would allow, and that this pandemic is paving the way for?
Twila Brase: So here's what I always say—if there is a bill to expand collection of data, they don't have it yet. So they have not had or they wouldn't be trying to pass the law to make it happen. They've got this and they've got that, and they've got different things, and there's money to goes the states to get the states to do certain things, and then sometimes the money goes away, and then they can't get that.
And so they're always busy building this system. But if there's a bill to get more data, they don't have it yet. That's just the way it is.
Leah Wilson: That's so simple and easy to understand, and something that we can use when we get responses from our senators and Congress that says, "This would help you." Rest assured to say, "Oh, if there's a bill, then there must be something changing."
We don't want our privacy to change. It's already been vulnerable enough over the last few decades and during the pandemic.
So I want to reiterate some of the things that you've taught us today because we all know that soundbites are helpful in us having these conversations with our peers, with influencing our policy makers and with understanding the issues for ourselves and having our own convictions. So I love when Twila said he who holds the data makes the rules. So who are we giving this data to? That reporting requirements affect access to care, that the patient doesn't work for the healthcare system. The system is supposed to work for the patient. So remembering that mission of medicine, which one of the most important things that she said was HIPAA does not protect your privacy, and you have the option of whether to sign that. And then if there's a bill to expand the collection of data, then they don't yet have that data.
So finally, Twila, I want you to be able to share with our audience from your experience because your path to being a full-time health freedom advocate is inspiring and very notable. And so it's easy for us to feel like the problems are too big or too technical to understand, or that we're too small to affect change. But you yourself chose to pivot from your public health nurse role to a full-time advocate. Now, you have an award-winning book and multiple efforts through your council, and you have really led this heartfelt charge to get back to the mission of medicine.
So what would you say to the person who was having their eyes opened during this time and feels the nudge to take a stand, but is terrified to do so?
Twila Brase: So I would say that the other side wants to keep you terrified. And people come to me and they say, "I'm scared to death." And I said one of the things I was worried in the very beginning about the takeover of the healthcare system, and I realized if they took it over with the Clinton Plan at that time and put us all into managed care, that when they took over the healthcare system, they'd take over the country, and you can see their march in this direction.
But when you are actively engaged in stopping something, all fear goes away. And so never fear whatever the small thing is.
Leah, if you don't mind, I'm going to raise a few things, so people can see them in case they wanted to have access to them because they are tools that people could use to just take a small step forward in engagement.
So the first thing is our book, Big Brother in the Exam Room, authored by me, and it's all here like this because it doesn't have an index. But the third printing is coming out, and it will have an index. And so you'll be able to look up anything you want in the back.
So you can go to BigBrotherInTheExamRoom.com, and get on our list to be notified when the third printing is out.
The next thing I want to show you because I think it's so critical is our COVID-19 Quick Reference Guide, which is meant to help everybody. COVID is still out there. It does still kill some people. And the first seven days are so critical for making sure that you get early treatment, and it tells you step by step, everything to do. The whole thing is really to save patients' lives.
And that's right in our homepage, CCHFreedom.org.
And the last thing is, if you want a doctor that cares about you, try looking in The Wedge. The Wedge of Health Freedom at JoinTheWedge.com is our online directory of cash, check and charge doctors who don't work for insurance companies, don't work for the government, don't take any of that, and they only take cash, check or charge because they work for you. And we are working in 2022 to build a new system of freedom based on The Wedge, and we want to go all the way to having a cash, check or charge hospital. So stay tuned.
But we really want all of you to engage. Tell your legislators. A lot of them are really clueless about these things. They're all thinking it protects privacy. It's really around 2.2-million entities. That's a federal number in 2010 of who can have access without your consent if those who hold your data choose to share it.
Leah Wilson: Wow. 2.2-million entities accessing our private health data. That's enlightening. And thank you for sharing those resources with us. They are all beautiful efforts, and I want to reiterate that the book coming out is extremely helpful. I know that we hear people say day after day, "What about HIPAA? Where did our privacy go?" And often times, HIPAA is so misunderstood and our constitutional privacy rights are under-utilized and under-harnessed.
And so please go to BigBrotherInTheExamRoom.com, and get on that list to pre-order or pre-reserve your book with Twila, and then CCHFreedom.org is where you can get her resource for the COVID-19 protocols.
And I'm super excited about The Wedge because it is something that is so needed and it's a gigantic project, so I'm glad that there is someone taking this on and creating the new systems to make the old ones obsolete because we don't have to say yes to the tracking, we don't have to say yes to the intrusion on our privacy. Because once we find ourselves in a situation where we feel like we can't live without a system, we've been enslaved to it. So thank you for building The Wedge.
I want to also give you all the opportunity to go to StandforHealthFreedom.com and e-mail your senators today about HR 550, about the expansion of access to the immunization records. And when you go to StandforHealthFreedom.com, take action. It will be right there on HR 550.
And the e-mailing them, if they e-mail you back, keep the dialogue going. Use some of those talking points that you learned today to let them know that you are watching this bill, you have an opinion about this bill, and you want them to know the truth about it too.
So thank you so much, Twila, for educating us on privacy today, and I look forward to further work with you and your organization to expand health freedom.
Twila Brase: I'm so glad to be here. Thank you, Leah.


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Justice at Work is a multilingual legal nonprofit founded in 2011 to provide strategic legal and technical support to organizations of workers in low-paying jobs and their members, to strengthen their organizing efforts. Over our history we have served more than ten immigrant worker centers by providing legal services, access to justice, training and education, and strategic support for workers taking collective action.
We are based in Boston and serve workers in Eastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Eastern Connecticut. The majority of the workers and worker center staff Justice at Work serves are Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking immigrants from Latin American, from a range of racial and ethnic backgrounds. We also have a relationship with the Brockton Workers Alliance, which serves workers from Haiti and Cape Verde. The workers we serve are employed in low-paying jobs in industries where illegal mistreatment is widespread. The vast majority are immigrants, many of whom are undocumented.
The Peggy Browning Fellow will support Justice at Work staff in training worker center members and staff on workplace-related laws and providing advice, referral and representation for worker center members with workplace legal issues.
Responsibilities will include:
a. Helping perform know-your-workplace-rights presentations.
b. Performing legal intakes, in person and over the phone, of worker grievances specific to workplace-related abuses, and providing ongoing case support.
c. Executing the above tasks in English, and Spanish and/or Portuguese, as capable.
d. Ensuring that data reporting on training and legal services is complete, including information on worker clients, employers and industries.
e. Drafting and filing complaints with government agencies and courts.
f. Performing research on employment, labor and immigration law/policy.
g. Accompanying supervising attorney and workers to court.
The ideal candidate will:
a. Share a commitment to social, racial, and economic justice and an understanding of Justice at Work's mission and theory of change.
b. Be organized and self-motivated, with:
-experience or direct knowledge of the challenges and opportunities facing immigrant workers in low-paying jobs; and
- understanding of and experience with community-based labor organizations.
c. Have strong oral and written communications skills, including attention to detail, in English, Spanish (highly recommended), and Portuguese (beneficial).
The total ten-week stipend for this position will be $7,000.
Address cover letter to:
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33 Harrison Avenue, Suite 501
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7.Two Sons of Heaven: Studies of Sung-Liao Relations (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1988).
9.Excursions in Chinese Culture: Festschrift in Honor of William R. Schultz, co-authored with Marie Chan and Chia-lin Pao Tao (Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press, 2002).


The northern shore of the Rockaway peninsula in Queens is one of industry, derelict piers and solitude overlooking Jamaica Bay with the noise of airplanes using the nearby JFK Airport.
Were the Rockaways ever an island?
Yesterday, the urban history site Forgotten-NY published my photo essay on Seagirt Avenue, a two-lane road located in the extreme southeast of the city. Separated from the rest of Far Rockaway by Bridge Creek, this avenue is a peninsula inside a larger peninsula.


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Kiharu Nakamura
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Kiharu Nakamura, who has died in New York aged 90, was one of the last authentic Japanese geisha; she was also the first in her profession to learn English, and entertained distinguished visitors to Tokyo, such as Charlie Chaplin and Jean Cocteau, whom she inspired to write the poem Geisha.
The daughter of a doctor, Kiharu Ihara Nakamura was born in Tokyo in April 1913 into a privileged and educated family which was appalled when she announced, at the age of 15, that she wished to become a geisha. Although (contrary to some western misconceptions) Japan has always considered the entertainment provided by geisha to be utterly above board, her parents resisted. But, at 16, Kiharu was allowed to enter an elite geisha sect.
As a maiko, a trainee geisha, Kiharu Nakamura was taught by geisha who were considered to be Living National Treasures, highly skilled in the arts of dance, repartee, music and song. Unusually for the time, the young maiko also took English lessons and she soon became the geisha most requested by foreign dignitaries. Cocteau was so enamoured of her grace and intelligence that he spent a week with her. Other westerners who succumbed to her charms included Babe Ruth and the newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst.
She explained four years ago: "Gei-sha is the two Japanese characters. Sha means entertainer, even person. But Gei means 'with art'. And the geisha girl had special dancing, special music. They know how to handle men." Indeed, her talent for "handling" the opposite sex became apparent during her training, when she managed to avoid the traditional "mizuage" (deflowering ritual) by spending the whole night making conversation with her dignified guest; she even persuaded him to buy her a typewriter.
Her evenings were spent in tea houses and restaurants entertaining wealthy guests (a night out with a contemporary geisha costs approximately £5,000) with dance and music. But Kiharu Nakamura had as much freedom as any of her western female contemporaries; indeed, she was the first woman in Japan to gain a pilot's licence.
Soon after war broke out Kiharu Nakamura was asked to spy on a foreign client, and she decided to give up her life as a geisha. Moreover, modernisation was rapidly crushing traditional Japanese arts, and by the end of that year the geisha had disbanded. She married a Japanese diplomat and moved to India. There the Japanese government used her charms to gain access to Chandra Bose, of the anti-British independence movement. Her task was to deliver secret papers to his hide-away in the Himalayas. She soon moved to Burma, however, where her marriage ended in divorce and she returned to Japan with her only son.
She found Tokyo and the elegant tea gardens of the geisha district obliterated by allied fire bombing. Forbidden to practise her arts, she decided to sit out the war in the countryside. She returned to Tokyo after Emperor Hirohito surrendered in 1945.
There she witnessed many of her former clients, then high ranking officials and officers, being tried as war criminals. Newly-occupied Japan had become a scorched landscape filled with desperate women fraudulently selling themselves as "geisha" to lovelorn GIs. The name of the geisha was now entwined in foreign minds with sex, and, feeling that her country's ancient arts had been tarnished for ever, Kiharu Nakamura fled to New York with her second husband, a photographer 10 years her junior, in 1956.
There she established herself as an expert on Japanese traditional arts. Always dressed in sumptuous kimonos, she became an instantly recognisable figure.
While modelling and teaching music and dance to support herself and her family, she also served as a consultant for operas, including Madame Butterfly. On her occasional visits to Japan, she gave lectures and appeared on talk shows, often lamenting a loss of sensitivity to traditional values among the Japanese.
She was the author of six books, including The Memoir of a Tokyo-born Geisha and Lexicon of Obsolete Witty Japanese Phrases, both of which were best-sellers in Japan, where a television drama based on her life was broadcast.
Kiharu Nakamura died on January 5, and is survived by a son.
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It may look like fractions homework, but it's hours of musical fun!
January, one of the rainiest, darkest months of winter, has never felt like the start of a new year to me. September, on the other hand, has meant beginnings since Kindergarten. Today really does feel like the end of summer. I've spent the past two weeks visiting with my sisters. My younger sister lives up in Atlin, BC, the northernmost town in the province, about a two-hour drive from Whitehorse. I brought my piano-tuning gear with me on the off-chance that she might happen to acquire a piano. No such luck (I wasn't holding my breath). One of the first things I did when I returned to the Sunshine Coast after ten days was play my piano. I was surprised by just how much I missed that sound!
I started taking piano lessons when I was eight, probably in September. My first lessons focused on playing by ear, imitating my teacher who would arrange songs of my choice (my choices at the time included the theme from The Pink Panther). He also encouraged me to write my own music, which I did -- very simple little pieces about sixteen measures long and often played with the "flute" sound on my electric keyboard (which had no weighted keys). My next teacher followed the Royal Conservatory curriculum, and I studied with her through most of high school (when I also began classical voice lessons).
As an adult, I returned to piano lessons, studying with a fantastic teacher through the Victoria Conservatory of Music. Patrick Godfrey, a versatile pianist and composer, was an incredibly generous teacher who would often lose track of time and my hour-long lessons would turn into two-hour jams. I would bring a song I was writing or working on, and we would workshop it. He would show me new techniques to make the arrangement more interesting.
But this year, I became bored with my usual tricks. It was definitely time to learn something new. I have taken two jazz piano lessons so far with Anna Lumiere. The theory is dense and fleshing out the chords requires some analysis of interval relationships. When I practise, I spend some time just slowly constructing these chords and sequences in different keys; I practise scales in new modes; practise these scales over the chords, just getting used to the sound and seeing the relationships in new ways. But after that kind of intellectual work, I just play -- improvise, mess around, make mistakes, stumble onto something that sounds terrible and sometimes something that sounds beautiful. There's a whole new world of sound to explore!
I'm guessing some of you are returning to piano lessons this fall, perhaps after a summer away, or maybe it's been decades. Or maybe you're considering piano lessons, but a little voice inside is stopping you? You're too old, it says, or It's been too long. You haven't even touched the piano in years — what makes you think you should take lessons?
To those first two — it is always a good time to learn something new, isn't it? And with all the accessible information on neuroplasticity, music is sounding more like good medicine than ever before. To that last one, even I found myself uninspired to play. We all need teachers at different times in our lives. Sometimes we find them, and sometimes they find us. There are many fantastic piano teachers here on the Sunshine Coast. You can find a list of them here on my website. And what better time to start than September, the unofficial start of the new year (official if you are Jewish — Shenah Tovah!).
Obligatory sales pitch: Also, if you haven't even touched the piano in years, perhaps it needs to be tuned?
I asked Ken Dalgleish to recommend some jazz pianists. He directed me to Robert Glasper. So here is some jazz piano like you may have never heard before. Enjoy!


Members of the UK Open Government Network have written to Matthew Hancock, Minister for the Cabinet Office, to express concern at recent developments that threaten the Freedom of Information Act, including the terms of reference of the Government's Freedom of Information Commission.
The Open Government Network calls on the Government to 'publish its reasons for limiting the Commission's remit solely to measures that would restrict the right of access while omitting any consideration of what might be needed to enhance access under the Act'. The letter goes on to state that proposals that limit the scope and function of the FOI Act would be 'fundamentally incompatible with the Government's wish to become and claim to already be "the most transparent government in the world"' and would be 'entirely contrary to the spirit and purpose of the OGP'.


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