a Rafflecopter giveaway When it comes to bullying, what used to be confined to the schoolyard has now been made globally accessible as an unfortunate byproduct of the Digital Age. And being bullied isn't merely a childhood rite of passage; it often persists into adulthood and infects the very fabric of the mainstream media that we all consume. To that end, I wanted to invite a friend and fellow boss lady of mine to share some important thoughts on the topic.
Melissa D. White is a strong, passionate, dedicated woman who works as a marketing genius by day and still finds time to be a mentor and a true champion for good when she's away from her desk. She is the founder of Writing our Wrongs, a program which aims to combat bullying by empowering youth to activate their voice in positive and constructive ways through both writing and speech.
Q: Melissa, what inspired you to launch Writing our Wrongs?
A: I was inspired and greatly affected by the Mike Brown shooting in 2014. Some may wonder what does this have to do with bullying. It wasn't just the incident itself, but the comments, actions and outrage that followed. We as adults not only see and feel the effects of our social condition, but our youth do too. I felt so hurt, angry and helpless. I couldn't do anything but cry, write and pray. Journaling became cathartic for me again.
I can vote and use social justice platforms to express my thoughts, and I realized that our youth do not always have that same option and outlets when they feel wronged.
They saw the same video that we saw. They hear the same news stories that we do, and many of them are confused, concerned and afraid.
Who will speak for them? How will their aggression, confusion and frustration about the social condition of the world and even the daily battles with bullying and isolation be heard?
I knew then that I wanted to let them know they have a voice too. Writing Our Wrongs, Inc. started with a simple pledge. A card of affirmations to let our youth know they have a voice, that they matter, and that they can be heard.
The concept was to drop the free pledge cards off at schools and youth groups. I truthfully thought the idea was too simple; that it wouldn't be impactful enough. But with the continued escalation of our social climate, increased suicide rate among youth, incline of cyber bullying and all that is wrong in the world, I had to go for it. I had to try. From that pledge card, Writing Our Wrongs, Inc. became a platform to empower youth to activate their voice through writing and speech.
Q: Have you personally experienced the negative effects of bullying?
A. Yes, I have experienced bullying as a kid and an adult. The funny thing is, I didn't consider it bullying at the time. I just thought it was what kids did, saying mean or stupid things. As I got older I realized that those same bullies didn't outgrow this behavior. It just developed in different ways of antagonizing actions towards others.
Q: How has bullying evolved with the rise of technology and social media?
A. The internet and social media add a dynamic of anonymity and boldness.
58% of kids say that someone has said mean or hurtful things to them online.
The sad reality is that kid bullies grow up to be adult bullies. Just read the comments under any trending topic today or any celebrity post and observe the mass aggressive, defaming and demeaning comments that are displayed. This level of antagonism didn't just develop on social media, but it starts in the schools, on the playground and grows up into adult anger and mean behavior.
Q. Who do you look to as a mentor or role model?
A. I admire the work of many thought leaders and youth advocates in social justice and anti-bullying such as my mother, Gwendolyn Smith, who has had her own non-profit for fifteen years, my pastor, Rachel Senior who also has a nonprofit to empower young women.
I have many mentors. I call them my round table. We are multifaceted as people, so I believe you should have a mentor to speak to every area of your life to help you grow and develop.
I am also inspired by the global humanitarianism of Malala Yousafzai, the literary works of Sonia Sanchez (she's from my hometown of Birmingham, AL), and the team at the Anti-Defamation League has been hugely resourceful and reputable in their work against bullying and social injustice. There are so many more. I am blessed to have a tribe of influencers and change makers.
Q. What is your advice to others looking to start their own local programs for social change?
A. My best advice is to answer your calling! Don't delay because there is someone waiting on what you have to offer the world. Start with what you have and grow from there. Research other organizations with a parallel mission and partner with them on your endeavors to pool your resources. The key is to move and stay steadfast.
The biggest challenge was getting out of my own way. I spent two years putting Writing Our Wrongs on the back burner because I thought my idea was too small.
Don't negate the impact of small beginnings. After all, seeds start small and then take root to bloom as beautiful work for the world to see.
I overcame it because I couldn't sit on my purpose anymore. I was agitated with the condition of the world, and agitation begets action. I wanted better for us as people, and more hope for our kids. Writing Our Wrongs is a seed planted for youth to grow courage to speak out and "write" their own wrongs.
The most rewarding outcome is when I hear the youth speak and write with boldness and new confidence after reading, believing and affirming the pledge. I am moved every time I see one of them sign and share a pledge card. I am grateful to sow this seed and call it my life's work so far.
Q. You currently specialize in workshops for youth in the metro Atlanta area. How can parents and individuals across the nation become more involved?
A. We have recently booked program workshops in Alabama, Texas and Illinois, so we are beyond grateful to spread this message of empowerment and activate the voices of youth across the country.
I highly recommend for parents and youth influencers to talk to kids about what they see in our society today. Get a gauge on what they see online, what they heard in the news and at school and what other kids are saying. Then educate them on love, tolerance, researching and understanding others for themselves.
The most important thing is to notice behavior changes, check on kids and pay attention to how they are really doing. Really hear them out and remind them constantly of just how valuable their voices really are.
Make them aware of the biases and stereotypes that cause bullying. Let them know that bullying in any form is not okay. Empower them to write and encourage them to speak about what they feel.
Looking for ways to join the conversation?
Melissa D. White is an Atlanta, GA based Youth Advocate, National Sales and Marketing Trainer and Public Speaker.
She's passionate about seeing others connect to their purpose. She loves big hair, big dreams and chasing new adventures through her global travels.
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Selecting the right flooring for your house is a big decision. What does the best flooring mean for you?
It totally depends on various factors and all these factors are based on your situation. Before picking the right flooring for your home, ask yourself these questions.
Budget: How much is your flooring Budget? If you don't want to spend more than $1200 on kitchen flooring, then solid hardwood and granite are not your options.
Location: Where will the flooring installed? Will it be in wet location, dry location or high-traffic?
Maintenance: The durability of the flooring depends on maintenance.
Look: How you want your flooring to look? Today's flooring manufacturers are skilled enough to completely change the look of your flooring with not so expensive classic flooring options.
If you are in the dilemma of picking up the right flooring for your home, then you are in the right place. This article will help you pick the best flooring options for your home. Read over and find the perfect fit for your home.
Hardwood flooring is the traditional favorite and best flooring option for the majority of homeowners. With its natural feel, durability, character, and warmth, it has become the flooring choice of many homeowners.
Out of all hardwoods, oak is still the number one choice, but other woods like cherry or Tasmanian oak are worth considering. Hardwood flooring comes in various styles like parquet and plank which you can also install by yourself.
Cost: It depends upon the type of hardwood you choose it would cost you $3 to $12 per square foot.
Laminate flooring is the less expensive and widely used flooring option. Laminate floors are composed of different wood materials that are laminated together with a wood grain photographic film on each face of the board.
Engineered wood floors are the variation of true laminate floors. They are a little more expensive than laminate floors, but they have a very convincing sound, feel and awesome look than laminate floors.
Cost: It ranges from $0.50 to $3 per square foot.
Tile flooring is one of the cost-effective and readily available flooring options. It comes in a variety of materials – Porcelain, terra cotta, natural stone to name a few. For a tight budget, porcelain is the first choice of the homeowners. It combines the hardness and beauty of stone and is easier to maintain than marble.
Tile Flooring is the Best Flooring option for repair ease. Now unleash your creativity and combine the tiles of unique color and textures to create a perfect floor.
Cost: Many different types of tile ranges from $1 to $20 per square foot. The professional installation may cost hundreds of dollars depends on the size of the area.
Bamboo flooring is made from a woody grass which is a renewable resource. Though technically it is a grass, its' fibers can be conditioned to more tough than hardest woods. It has a tensile strength of steel which makes or highly durable floor.
Bamboo flooring is impact-resistant and pre-finished. Bamboo is grown in deep forests and takes 3-5 years to reach maturity. We recommend you to buy pre-finished bamboo flooring for your home as the manufacturers apply high-grade finishes on this flooring in controlled environments.
Cost: The cost of solid bamboo flooring can range from $3 to $7 per square foot.
Cork flooring is an alternative of green flooring. Another major benefit of cork flooring is that its honeycomb-like cellular structure gives cushiony feeling to the flooring. Cork is a renewable resource and is made from harvesting the bark of the oak tree.
It is brilliant at dampening sound so is used in a library from the late 19th century. The cork flooring is available in pre-finishing tiles. These tiles have a non-slipping and natural surface, that's why the cork flooring is mostly used in areas like kitchen and bathrooms.
Cost: The cork flooring cost range from $2 to $8 per square foot.
Linoleum is the most beautiful and durable flooring option. It is composed of linseed oil and is hence waterproof and eco-friendly. Since linoleum flooring is made from all the natural materials, so there are no health issues concerned with the production of linoleum flooring.
With health benefits, it also reduces the chances of electric shock. It is easy to clean and scratch-resistant. It is a comfortable underfoot and is available in variant colors. It is the perfect flooring option for a retro look to your house.
Cost: The average cost of linoleum flooring is $2 to $ 2.50 per square foot.
If you want a look of wood flooring without installation hassles, then vinyl flooring is the perfect option for you. It is best suited for the rooms that are more prone to moisture issues like basements, kitchens, and bathrooms. Hence, this flooring option is best for wood floor cleaning.
One most important rule to remember when selecting vinyl flooring is the thicker the flooring is the more traffic it can bear. Texturing of this flooring feels amazing like a grain of wood or face of the stone.
Cost: At the lower end, vinyl flooring can cost up to $1 per square foot while on the high end it may cost up to $5 per square foot.
The concrete flooring is considered as the best option for mid-budget homeowners.The staining and stamping methods of concrete flooring have made it the most opted flooring option today. There are endless design possibilities of concrete flooring, and that's the real beauty of it.
It is making a comeback in high-end remodels due to its lasting beauty feature. It is a perfect flooring option for radiant heat.
Cost: The average cost of concrete flooring is $3 to $6 per square foot.
Carpet flooring comes in a wide variety of colors and styles and it is easy to install. Since it is warm and soft, it is the most preferred flooring option by homeowners for living rooms and bedrooms.
Carpet flooring should not be used in bathrooms or kitchen areas where there is a possibility of frequent moisture and stains. While choosing the carpet flooring for your house, pick the appropriate color and material.
Carpet flooring can be professionally cleaned so, it is a good option for rental properties. Wool, sisal, jute, and cotton are materials that can be used to make carpet flooring.
Cost:The average of carpet flooring is $15.41 per square foot.
The leather which is used for flooring purpose is derived from the center part of the cowhide and is usually thicker than the leather used in designing belts, handbags, and wallets.
It is ideal to use in little foot traffic areas like bedroom due it soft and warm property. It is not great flooring to use for bathrooms or other moist areas of the house.
It is a very durable flooring option and can be used for years without repair. This flooring option comes in a variety of sizes and colors. It is laser engraved with the help of the manufacturer.
Cost:The cost of leather flooring can be estimated between $15 and $50 per square foot.
This flooring option is generally used in the doctor's clinic and lawyer's office. So, there are chances that you probably walked on this flooring many times.
It looks more real than luxury vinyl flooring. It is perfect for bathrooms and other wet areas of the house.
It does not require professional installers for installing. It is a very much DIY job. You don't need to break your bank account if you opt for this flooring option.
Cost: It costs around $10 per square foot.
Sometimes you need a little extra touch of softness in your flooring. It may be for your kids, your grandparents or when there is a need for long-standing hours. If you are looking for the soft flooring option for your hone, then, foam flooring can be the perfect choice for this situation.
Foam floors are most popular for a variety of foam flooring and mat flooring options. It is suitable for both – temporary and permanent flooring. Foam flooring is a type of interlocking tiles and very comfortable to use and install.
Cost: Foam flooring costs $2-$3 per square foot.
Among the various flooring materials, a stone is the most elegant and luxurious flooring material. The stone for this type of flooring is derived from the mountain-rocks that include slate, marble, granite, and sandstone.
When you buy stone flooring for your home, it's better to look at certain characteristics of the stone flooring.
The stone flooring comes in a variety of types: Limestone flooring, Marble stone flooring, Porcelain flooring, and natural stone flooring.
Cost: The price range for stone flooring is $2-$3 per square foot.
Rubber flooring is probably a good flooring option when you want a floor that absorbs some noise. Rubber flooring is known for its great versatility and durability. It is generally considered for surfaces like in a gym or hospital, but if you opt this flooring design, it can prove to be an interior decorative option for your house that offers distinctive styles.
Rubber for the rubber flooring is made from either the natural tree rubber or from synthetic materials which are recycled from vehicle tires. Rubber flooring offers plenty of options when you choose it to install in your room like interlocking tiles, sheets or square edge tiles.
Cost: It cost around $4-$5 per square foot.
Picking the right flooring option for your home is a daunting task. It combines your personal taste with careful thinking of practical uses.


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Q: Problem building with Go go-bindata-assetfs: Command not found I'm having problems trying to buil this code:
https://github.com/EmbarkStudios/wg-ui
It seems like it cannot find go-bindata-assetfs but I think all is installed correctly... I'm in Debian 10
go get github.com/go-bindata/go-bindata/...
go get github.com/elazarl/go-bindata-assetfs/...
go-bindata-assetfs -prefix ui/dist ui/dist
make: go-bindata-assetfs: Command not found
make: *** [Makefile:23: assets] Error 12

Go is installed and its path appended to /etc/profile:
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin
$ which go
/usr/local/go/bin/go

The Makefile:
# Parameters
GOCMD=go
GOBUILD=$(GOCMD) build
GOCLEAN=$(GOCMD) clean
GOGET=$(GOCMD) get
BINARY_NAME=wireguard-ui

.PHONY: build container ui assets

all: build

clean:
    $(GOCLEAN)
    rm -rf bin
    rm -rf ui/node_modules ui/dist

ui:
    cd ui && npm install && npm run build

assets:
    $(GOGET) github.com/go-bindata/go-bindata/...
    $(GOGET) github.com/elazarl/go-bindata-assetfs/...
    go-bindata-assetfs -prefix ui/dist ui/dist

build: ui assets
    CGO_ENABLED=0 $(GOBUILD) -o bin/$(BINARY_NAME) -v

build-amd64: ui assets
        CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 $(GOBUILD) -o bin/$(BINARY_NAME)-amd64 -v

build-armv5: ui assets
    CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm GOARM=5 $(GOBUILD) -o bin/$(BINARY_NAME)-armv5 -v

build-armv6: ui assets
    CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm GOARM=6 $(GOBUILD) -o bin/$(BINARY_NAME)-armv6 -v

build-armv7: ui assets
    CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm GOARM=7 $(GOBUILD) -o bin/$(BINARY_NAME)-armv7 -v

container:
    docker build -t wireguard-ui .

run-dev:
    sudo ./bin/$(BINARY_NAME) --log-level=debug --dev-ui-server=http://localhost:5000

run-dev-ui:
    cd ui && npm run dev

Node version:
$ node -v
v12.18.3

Here is go env
GO111MODULE=""
GOARCH="amd64"
GOBIN=""
GOCACHE="/home/debianuser/.cache/go-build"
GOENV="/home/debianuser/.config/go/env"
GOEXE=""
GOFLAGS=""
GOHOSTARCH="amd64"
GOHOSTOS="linux"
GOINSECURE=""
GOMODCACHE="/home/debianuser/go/pkg/mod"
GONOPROXY=""
GONOSUMDB=""
GOOS="linux"
GOPATH="/home/debianuser/go"
GOPRIVATE=""
GOPROXY="https://proxy.golang.org,direct"
GOROOT="/usr/local/go"
GOSUMDB="sum.golang.org"
GOTMPDIR=""
GOTOOLDIR="/usr/local/go/pkg/tool/linux_amd64"
GCCGO="gccgo"
AR="ar"
CC="gcc"
CXX="g++"
CGO_ENABLED="1"
GOMOD="/home/debianuser/wireguard-ui/go.mod"
CGO_CFLAGS="-g -O2"
CGO_CPPFLAGS=""
CGO_CXXFLAGS="-g -O2"
CGO_FFLAGS="-g -O2"
CGO_LDFLAGS="-g -O2"
PKG_CONFIG="pkg-config"
GOGCCFLAGS="-fPIC -m64 -pthread -fmessage-length=0 -fdebug-prefix-map=/tmp/go-build504714797=/tmp/go-build -gno-record-gcc-switches"

Thanks for the attention

A: This works to me...
I the home folder adds a new folder called go that I do is add this
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/golang/go/bin:$HOME/go/bin

I have installed go in /opt/golang/ to have access to the binaries I also add the bin path for the addons I hope this will solve the issue for you too

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Q: how to append data in datatable I have two text boxes and a button.In the buttons click event I add the values captured in the text boxes as a new row in my grdiview. Now what I want is when my page loads again my gridview will show the existing data which I add in it and append new record without using database.
Here is my code:
private void BindGrid(int rowcount)
{
    DataTable dt = new DataTable();
    DataRow dr;

    dt.Columns.Add("First Name", typeof(String));
    dt.Columns.Add("Last Name", typeof(String));

    if (ViewState["CurrentData"] != null)
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < rowcount + 1; i++)
        {
            dt = (DataTable)ViewState["CurrentData"];
            if (dt.Rows.Count > 0)
            {
                dr = dt.NewRow();
                dr[0] = dt.Rows[0][0].ToString();

            }
        }
        dr = dt.NewRow();
        dr[0] = TextBox1.Text;
        dr[1] = TextBox2.Text;
        dt.Rows.Add(dr);
    }
    else
    {
        dr = dt.NewRow();
        dr[0] = TextBox1.Text;
        dr[1] = TextBox2.Text;

        dt.Rows.Add(dr);
    }

    // If ViewState has a data then use the value as the DataSource
    if (ViewState["CurrentData"] != null)
    {
        GridView1.DataSource = (DataTable)ViewState["CurrentData"];
        GridView1.DataBind();
    }
    else
    {
        // Bind GridView with the initial data assocaited in the DataTable
        GridView1.DataSource = dt;
        GridView1.DataBind();
    }
    // Store the DataTable in ViewState to retain the values
    ViewState["CurrentData"] = dt;
}

Button click event:
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    // Check if the ViewState has a data assoiciated within it. If
    if (ViewState["CurrentData"] != null)
    {
        DataTable dt = (DataTable)ViewState["CurrentData"];
        int count = dt.Rows.Count;
        BindGrid(count);
    }
    else
    {
        BindGrid(1);
    }
    TextBox1.Text = string.Empty;
    TextBox2.Text = string.Empty;
    TextBox1.Focus();
}

This is my ASPX page:
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default2.aspx.cs"   Inherits="Default2" %>

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

        <title></title>

        <form id="form1" runat="server">

        <asp:TextBox ID="TextBox1" runat="server"/>
        <asp:TextBox ID="TextBox2" runat="server"/>
        <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Add" OnClick="Button1_Click" />
                   <asp:GridView          ID="GridView1" runat="server" CellPadding="4" ForeColor="#333333"
            GridLines="None" > <AlternatingRowStyle BackColor="White" />
            <EditRowStyle BackColor="#2461BF" />
         <FooterStyle BackColor="#507CD1" Font-Bold="True" ForeColor="White" />
        <HeaderStyle BackColor="#507CD1" Font-Bold="True" ForeColor="White" />
         <PagerStyle BackColor="#2461BF" ForeColor="White" HorizontalAlign="Center" />
        <RowStyle BackColor="#EFF3FB" />
        <SelectedRowStyle BackColor="#D1DDF1" Font-Bold="True" ForeColor="#333333" />
        <SortedAscendingCellStyle BackColor="#F5F7FB" />
        <SortedAscendingHeaderStyle BackColor="#6D95E1" />
         <SortedDescendingCellStyle BackColor="#E9EBEF" />
         <SortedDescendingHeaderStyle BackColor="#4870BE" />
       </asp:GridView>

        </form>

A: Here is a code which should work for you
private void BindGrid()
{
    GridView1.DataSource = GetDataTable();
    GridView1.DataBind();
}

protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    DataRow dr;
    DataTable dt = GetDataTable();
    dr = dt.NewRow();
    dr[0] = TextBox1.Text;
    dr[1] = TextBox2.Text;
    dt.Rows.Add(dr);
    ViewState["CurrentData"] = dt;
    TextBox1.Text = string.Empty;
    TextBox2.Text = string.Empty;
    TextBox1.Focus();
    //**updated**
    BindGrid();
}

protected DataTable GetDataTable()
{
    DataTable dt;
    if (ViewState["CurrentData"] != null)
    {
        dt = (DataTable)ViewState["CurrentData"];
    }
    else
    {
        dt = new DataTable();
        dt.Columns.Add("First Name", typeof(String));
        dt.Columns.Add("Last Name", typeof(String));
        //**Update**/
        ViewState["CurrentData"] = dt;
    }
    return dt;
}

and call the function BindGrid on page load.
Edit-1
if you want it after visiting another page then you should use session rather than viewstate

Change the functions accordingly
protected DataTable GetDataTable()
{
    DataTable dt;
    if (Session["CurrentData"] != null)
    {
        dt = (DataTable)Session["CurrentData"];
    }
    else
    {
        dt = new DataTable();
        dt.Columns.Add("First Name", typeof(String));
        dt.Columns.Add("Last Name", typeof(String));
        Session["CurrentData"] = dt;
    }
    return dt;
}


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The Lake Poets to perform at special Sunderland Boxing Day FanZone ahead of Independent gig
The Lake Poets are a surprise contender for Christmas number one with Shipyards thanks to the Sunderland Til I Die Netflix documentary
Craig Johns
Sunderland singer-songwriter Marty Longstaff who performs under the stage name The Lake Poets (Image: The Lake Poets)
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The Lake Poets will perform hit song Shipyards in a special Boxing Day FanZone in the Beacon of Light ahead of Sunderland's league clash with Bradford City.
The Sunderland singer/songwriter, real name Marty Longstaff, has seen his popularity rise thanks to the song about his grandad being used for the Netflix Documentary Sunderland Til I Die.
After a fan campaign the song has been rising in the iTunes charts and is now a contender for Christmas number one.
He will now perform the song in a special FanZone event inside the Beacon of Light ahead of the game against Bradford City, on a day that Sunderland will break the League One attendance record and also unveil an ex-captain's mural in the newly-named Roker End.
The club's executive director Charlie Methven said: "It's going to be a great event, bringing all elements of our SAFC family together. One of the joys of our tenure has been bringing the club and its Foundation back together again, and this joint project is yet another example of what can be achieved when everyone is on the same hymn sheet.
"It's a real coup getting The Lake Poets to play live as well, given that he is riding as high in the charts as we are in League One!"
The story behind the opening sequence and song for Netflix documentary Sunderland Til I Die
Longstaff is due to perform at around 1.30pm, following a chat with former Sunderland defender Danny Collins. It will serve as a warm-up for his sold-out show at Independent in Sunderland on December 29, which had to be moved into the bigger room downstairs due to high demand.
Back in the stadium, at 2.20pm supporters group The Red And White Army will unveil their ex-captain's mural ahead of kick-off.
They wrote on Twitter: "We pulled together funding for a massive mural of 5 Iconic Captains in the Roker End concourse. It will be unveiled before the match on Boxing Day. History, Tradition & Passion all owa the place (sic). Get yourself to the match.
Sunderland set to break League One attendance record against Bradford on Boxing Day
"Just been along to the SOL to check on the progress. Coming along very nicely. It's big. Like, really big."
Tickets are still available for the Boxing Day game, starting from £10 for young supporters aged under 16, £15 for under 22s, £19.50 for over 65s and £22 - £27.50 for adult tickets. See www.safc.com/tickets for how to buy.
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Sunderland Netflix documentary
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Criminal: Any type of criminal and delinquency proceedings; insanity defense, competency to stand trial, waiver of juveniles on adult courts, etc.
Psychology and the law views psychology as a discipline that is separate from the law. It involves examining and analyzing various components of the law and the legal system from a psychological perspective.
Forensic psychologists in this area may work for universities, colleges, government agencies, or in other settings where they research and examine the relationship between criminology, human behavior, and the legal system.
The impact of parental custody, parental visitation, etc.
Psychology of the law involves the use of psychology to study the law itself. Although this area is not often considered a core topic in forensic psychology, there is growing interest in this area.
Although the concept of forensic psychology has been around since the late nineteenth century, it didn't earn an APA-recognized title until 2001.
Some of the earliest research was in the area of eyewitness testimony and suggestibility, which took place in Europe and North America. Although not formally called forensic psychology at that time, James McKeen Cattell at Columbia University was conducting experiments on the psychology of testimony as far back as 1893. He would later earn credit as being the first in North America to conduct experiments in this area.
1843: Daniel M'Naughten is found not guilty by reason of insanity in the assassination attempt of the British prime minister; this later serves as the development of the M'Naughten Rule for determining insanity.
1909-1913: A series of articles by Guy Whipple introduce psychologists in North America to the classic European experiments on eyewitness testimony.
1917: William Marston develops the first modern polygraph. Louis Terman pioneers the use of psychological testing for personnel selection in U.S. law enforcement agencies.
1921: In State v. Driver, a North American psychologist testifies in court as an expert witness for the first time; however, the testimony is rejected.
1923: In Frye v. United States, the court speaks to the issue of expert testimony and when it should be admissible.
1954: Social psychologists write a brief that makes its way into the footnotes of the famous Brown v. Board of Education decision, which helps validate psychology as a discipline.
1968-1969: The American Psychology-Law Society is founded, followed by the publication of the American Psychology Law Society journal, Law and Human Behavior.
1980-1981: The American Psychological Association's Division 41: Psychology and Law, is established; it merges with the American Psychology-Law Society four years later.
2001: The American Psychological Association formally recognizes forensic psychology as a specialty discipline.
In recent years, forensic psychology has made great strides to becoming an established discipline. Many textbooks have published on the subject of forensic psychology, particularly in the United States. Further, a large number of academic journals are dedicated to the field, while mainstream psychology journals are publishing more research from the forensic domain. Finally, a number of professional associations representing the interests of forensic psychologists have been developed to promote research and practice in the area.
Forensic psychologists possess a wide variety of education, training, and work experiences. Forensic psychologists in research may hold a master's degree in psychology or forensic psychology, while clinical psychologists must possess a doctoral degree in a field of psychology, as well as a state license to practice.
Many psychologists in this field also possess a Juris Doctor.
Although each state has its own unique requirements for earning a state license to practice as a clinical psychologist, all require the successful completion of an approved doctoral program, pre- and post-doctoral training, and passing scores on board examinations.
Most states recognize American Psychology Association (APA)-accredited doctoral programs for licensure.


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Q: How do I retrieve the subcommand used when using docopt in Rust? I am writing a command line utility which has a couple of subcommands:
Usage:
    example start [-w | --write] [-F | --force] <name>
    example stop [-F | --force] <name>
    example restart [-F | --force] <name>
    example status [-F | --force] <name>
    example ls
    example install <name>
    example uninstall <name>
    example show
    example edit <name>
    example (-h | --help)

Options:
    -h --help     Show help message
    -F --force    Force start/stop/restart
    -w --write    TODO

This parses out the arguments perfectly, but it doesn't allow me to retrieve the subcommand which was used.
An alternative would be to use example <command> <name> [<args>...] but this no longer gives you the features of docopt and you could parse it using different methods again ...
Any idea how to setup the docopt inside Rust to deal with that?

A: If you have cmd_start: bool, cmd_stop: bool, etc in your struct, Docopt will set the used one to true.
More info here: https://github.com/docopt/docopt.rs#struct-field-name-mapping, copied below for posterity:

Struct field name mapping
The field names of the struct map like this:
-g            => flag_g
--group       => flag_group
--group <arg> => flag_group
FILE          => arg_FILE
<file>        => arg_file
build         => cmd_build


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In this episode of 27:Fifty, join host Rich Panter as he takes viewers on a tour aboard the U.S.S. North Carolina, also known as "The Show Boat." She is a World War II era U.S. Navy battleship, permanently berthed in the Cape Fear River, in Wilmington, North Carolina. Today, she is a naval maritime museum, and memorial. Brenda Johnson, a resident of Houston, Texas, is considered a hero in her own right, by her local community, for taking efforts to improve the lives of those who live in the apartment complex she manages. Pritchard's Island is a barrier reef island just off the coast of Beaufort, South Carolina. The island was donated to the University of South Carolina, and serves as a nature reserve, where students and researchers can study marine ecology and oceanography. Camp Happy Trails is a summer camp where children diagnosed with pediatric cancer can go to learn how to live; participating in morale-boosting extra-curricular activities, and having hope rekindled. Skydiving is a sport which caters to adrenaline junkies everywhere, and with state of the art equipment, and proper training, pretty much anyone can participate. Roger Miller is the assistant director at the U.S.S. North Carolina Memorial, and he briefly talks with Rich about preservation of the ship, and future plans for her.
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Home News 2007 May
Government scraps anti-theft team
Updated: 19 November 2014
The anti-theft team was too successful in cutting crime
A team of government officials tasked with cutting vehicle crime has been judged to have achieved its goals and broken up.
The Vehicle Crime Reduction Team has been disbanded following a reported 51% fall in overall vehicle crime but the Government has no idea whether motorcycle theft has dropped or not.
The Home Office's most recent bike theft figures are for 2003 and show a fall of only 5% since 2001, compared to a 23% fall for cars in the same period.
The figures show the motorcycle theft rate is almost four times that for cars. According to the Motorcycle Industry Association, bike theft rates have not dropped since.
The Home Office said there were no plans to publish new research on motorcycle theft because it was not deemed important enough.
A spokeswoman said: "As part of the reorganisation of the Home Office it has been decided that the Vehicle Crime Reduction Team will be disbanded. The reason for that [is that] obviously the strategy has been extremely successful."
Asked how successful the team had been on motorcycle theft rates, she said: "The brief was for all vehicles and it's been successful in that."
She said figures for bike theft in 2003 were the most recent available because: "The Home Office has limited resources for research and obviously it has to prioritise."
See the full Home Office figures, including details of how at risk bikes are by cubic capacity, here: www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/pdfs05/r269.pdf
To see what impact industry experts think the news will have on bike theft, get MCN, May 30, 2007.
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When you reach your hands down to the earth, you can literally touch the earth. Feel the grass between your fingers. Spy little animals pass you by. And when you turn your gaze up to the sky, you can literally look at the sky. See the clouds moving in the breeze. Watch birds gliding through the air.
Physically moving our bodies and engaging with nature as it surrounds us inspires a sense of connection with the earth and appreciation for the beauty and wonder of nature. It's a nudge to remember that we don't just live in our own little bubbles, but we are a part of a greater scheme of life.
Walking barefoot is good for your feet because it allows the many, many muscles and joints in your feet, ankles, and toes to work in a way that they don't normally do while constricted in shoes. Even indoor yoga helps with this because we practice yoga barefoot anyway. BUT, let's take it to the next level and practice barefoot outside.
Talk about energy. The authors believe that reconnecting our bodies with the earth has many benefits including reduced pain and better sleep due to the effect that this energy has on our hormone levels (like the stress hormone cortisol) and free radical oxidation.
Many yoga poses gained their names from plants and animals. Practicing yoga outside allows the yogi to embody the sense of the pose while looking at what inspired it.
For example, harness the stability and strength of a tree while you stand grounded in Vrksasana (Tree pose). Take flight into Bakasana (Crow pose) and feel like the birds flying above you!
Being surrounded by nature awakens our senses. Our eyes can see long distances and natural colours, instead of the tiny, blue-light screen of our phones that our eyes are so often glued to. Our ears can pick up birds chirping in the distance and the breeze blowing around us. Our skin absorbs the warmth of the sunshine's natural heat waves. With these senses awakened, we can be more present in life in each moment with no distractions.
Spending time outside also reduces the levels of the stress hormone cortisol. With lower levels of stress, we can ease into a deeper state of relaxation and enjoy the present moment.
Sit your body under some sunshine. It is very common for Vitamin D levels to decrease during the winter months, so when the sun's out, you get the all-natural source for the essential Vitamin D.


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Moka J-Enne, with the MyClub1878 capsule system, sums up its tradition of coffee production and coffee-shops.
The capsules and the machine have been developed to ensure the best possible result in the cup.
The MyClub1878 capsules are kept in a modified environment, so the organoleptic properties are best preserved.
Crema S is Moka J-Enne's antique blend. The recipe, which has been preserved and honed over time, gives out its full flavour and aroma in a typically Tuscan espresso.
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The relationship between Moscow and Baghdad, like Russia's foreign-policy relationships throughout the Persian Gulf region during the post-Soviet period, is a prominent example of the problems, contradictions, and conceptual meanderings of Russian policy since the collapse of communism. Russia's policy toward Iraq is the result of a combination of many different factors, domestic as well as foreign. These include the Kremlin's periodic attempts to formulate a new foreign policy doctrine, its desire to play an international role for which it has neither the economic nor the political capacity, its dislike of America's unilateral policies, its desire to maintain its influence in the Persian Gulf region while simultaneously integrating with the West, its need to retain former Soviet republics under its control, and its geopolitical nostalgia. All these factors result in a Russian foreign policy defined by unpredictable zigzags.
At the same time, Russia's own domestic processes, its comprehensive and contradictory evolution, the trying shift in both the elites and the system of values, and the internal struggle for power have had a direct influence on policy choices, including foreign policy. Foreign policy was often hostage to the Kremlin's internal struggles, and its course was monopolized by special interest groups or sold off to various lobbies.
The numerous factors that directly influence the formation of Russian foreign policy all played a role during the Iraqi crisis. First, in many ways the [End Page 83] Russian elites continue to base their ideology on an understanding of the world formed during the Cold War. Even though President Vladimir Putin periodically speaks about global economic interests, the main emphasis of the country's foreign policy institutions continues to be national security and the safeguarding of the country's territorial integrity, in the military sense of the word. That is how the overwhelming majority of Russian diplomats and politicians view the contemporary world. One Russian expert writes, for instance: "For Russia, the issue is security in all its aspects and dimensions—global, regional, and national, as well as political, economic, social, ecological, and informational. The main strategic task of Russia's foreign policy institutions consists of securing a safe and stable environment."1 This is a typical statement. Such an approach, more appropriate for a department of defense than a department of foreign affairs, creates a conceptual gap between Moscow and many other states and is one of the contradictions of Russia's foreign policy behavior.
Second, Russia still has not formed a coherent position toward the world's sole superpower, the United States, or for that matter toward the West as a whole. The thesis about the inevitability of the improvement in relations between Russia and the United States turned out to be misleading. Relations between Russia and the United States could not be improved, because they had been created for another political and international reality and were, by definition, unimprovable. The countries should instead build completely new bilateral relations, based on a qualitatively new strategic and conceptual foundation. One cannot indefinitely keep improving the steam engine—at some point you need to switch to something fundamentally new, like a gas engine or an electric motor. Neither Moscow nor Washington tried to make that leap. Both sides lost a decade by trying to improve the steam engine, and as a result, they presently do not have a defined policy toward each other, and given their size and power, this cannot help but have a negative influence on world developments.


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Qantas has unveiled plans to expand its pilot training facilities in Australia, moving flight simulators and training pilots in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. The relocation has been triggered by the need for Qantas to move its current simulator centre from Mascot in Sydney to make way for a major roads project. Published by TravelNewsAsia.com on 22 February 2021.
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Pseudocoris yamashiroi Schmidt, 1931 é uma espécie de peixes da família Labridae da ordem dos Perciformes.

Descrição
Os machos podem alcançar os 16 cm de comprimento total.

A espécie tem distribuição natural no Indo-Pacífico, nos recifes de coral, desde a Micronésia até ao Samoa e das Maldivas e ilha Maurício e das costas África Oriental à ilha Christmas.

Bibliografia
 Eschmeyer, William N., ed. 1998. Catalog of Fishes. Special Publication of the Center for Biodiversity Research and Information, núm. 1, vol. 1-3. California Academy of Sciences. San Francisco, Califórnia, Estados Unidos. 2905. ISBN 0-940228-47-5.
 Fenner, Robert M.: The Conscientious Marine Aquarist. Neptune City, New Jersey, Estados Unidos : T.F.H. Publications, 2001.
 Helfman, G., B. Collette y D. Facey: The diversity of fishes. Blackwell Science, Malden, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos , 1997.
 Hoese, D.F. 1986: . A M.M. Smith y P.C. Heemstra (eds.) Smiths' sea fishes. Springer-Verlag, Berlim, Alemanha.
 Maugé, L.A. 1986.  A J. Daget, J.-P. Gosse y D.F.E. Thys van den Audenaerde (eds.) Check-list of the freshwater fishes of Africa (CLOFFA). ISNB, Bruxelas; MRAC, Tervuren, Flandres; e ORSTOM, Paris, França. Vol. 2.
 Moyle, P. y J. Cech.: Fishes: An Introduction to Ichthyology, 4a. edición, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, Estados Unidos: Prentice-Hall. Ano 2000.
 Nelson, J.: Fishes of the World, 3a. edición. New York, Estados Unidos: John Wiley and Sons. Ano 1994.
 Wheeler, A.: The World Encyclopedia of Fishes, 2a. edición, Londres: Macdonald. Ano 1985.

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Peixes descritos em 1931


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Breanna Stewart to New York
Tracking LeBron James' record chase
Coaching hires
Trade deadline biggest needs
Meet the NHL prospect who hosts 'Showbound,' an increasingly popular hockey podcast
By Corey Masisak
Michael Raskin had spent months dealing with the boredom that came from quarantining in Toronto during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. But one day he had a simple idea, so he texted his buddy, Ethan Cardwell about it.
And that's the origin story for one of the best hockey podcasts that a lot of people in the sport don't know about … yet.
"There was nothing open — only grocery stores. So no one was going outside," Raskin said. "There was nothing to do. I just texted him out of the blue. I just said, 'Do you want to start a hockey podcast?' Immediately, he just called me. We decided it was a good idea. And within a week, we published the first episode … and never looked back really."
The first episode of "Showbound" was published in November 2020 and included a guest, Cole Perfetti, who was one of the top prospects in the sport. The guest for episode No. 2 was Quinton Byfield, the No. 2 pick in the 2020 draft.
It was a simple idea, a simple format and it worked. Cardwell played for Barrie in the OHL and would eventually be a fourth-round pick in the 2021 draft by the Sharks. Raskin was working for Barrie when Cardwell was traded there by Saginaw during the 2019-20 season.
The two of them have natural chemistry, and between them, a long list of contacts in the hockey community. So they lean on those connections, and find people — mostly prospects, but there have been others like TSN's Darren Dreger, and NHL players like Sharks defenseman Mario Ferraro, Blues forward Robert Thomas and new Ducks forward Ryan Strome.
"Honestly a lot of them are just my buddies," Cardwell said. "You make so many connections, just growing up and playing with amazing players. One guy leads to another and then you go golfing with someone in the summer and you say, 'Hey, you want to shoot the shit for 45 minutes?' and it just goes from there."
Their marketing strategy was pretty simple at first — just ask the guests to promote their episode on social media. The first 10 episodes also included chats with Dreger, Thomas and former NHLer Rob Schremp. Cardwell had to move to Sweden because the OHL wasn't playing in early 2021, so one episode included his new housemates, who both played for Sudbury when they were chasing games in Europe.
Cardwell and Raskin start episodes with general life updates and bat around some thoughts on the latest news in the hockey world. Then they do a free-flowing, deep dive with each guest that focuses on their careers in hockey.
"I try to make it as easy for him as possible," Raskin said. "I don't want it to get to a point where it'll feel like too much of a commitment or work so he can focus on what's important. Usually we record on Tuesday night and the episodes come out Wednesday. Normally on Monday we'll be like, 'OK, who should we talk to?' And then we'll send out a bunch of texts. It's pretty relaxed."
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Their rapport leads to some good-natured chirping, but the podcast also proved to be a window in the lives of two guys in hockey without much hockey happening during the pandemic. Raskin, who works now as the general manager for Brock University's hockey team in Canada's version of the NCAA (USports), and Cardwell have had plenty to discuss, from what they're up to during lockdowns to wrestling with the various restrictions and differences between the treatment OHL players received versus athletes at other levels in Canada.
The chats with guests often hit on things like the differences in play when moving up the competitive ladder, draft-day stories and a lot of off-ice personality questions. There's plenty of hockey jargon, and while it probably leans towards a younger audience, they have a diverse audience from across the continent.
"I think we've got a good thing going," Raskin said. "Obviously he's an NHL-drafted hockey player. And myself, I work in management in hockey here. We have a good couple of perspectives, and with the prospects we have, no other hockey podcast is doing this. It's kind of like an untapped market."
Given that Cardwell was drafted by the Sharks, there has been a significant San Jose presence among the guests. The list of Sharks guests includes William Eklund, Thomas Bordeleau, Ozzy Wiesblatt, Ben Gaudreau, Tristen Robins and Ferraro, who joined shortly after losing his teeth in Florida before the all-star break this past season.
Robins talked about what it was like going to training camp in Arizona because the Sharks couldn't hold theirs in the Bay Area, and about getting stuck in Texas because of bad weather while playing for the Barracuda. Ferraro talked about his recently-misplaced teeth, and told the story of how he ended up at UMass with Cale Makar after originally committing to play at Western Michigan.
Ferraro had originally wanted to play in the OHL, but didn't make the team after being drafted and a year in the OJHL convinced him to go to college. Robins wanted to go the college route, but he said NCAA teams didn't show much interest, so ended up in the WHL.
"It was awesome. I think what he's doing is pretty cool," Robins said. "You get in-depth interviews from everyone from every league. He's actually created quite an impressive platform and I really respect what he's doing."
Added Wiesblatt: "It's pretty cool, just having him a teammate and outside the rink. It's fun to talk to him and it's a pretty funny podcast. It was chill. It's just like talking to another buddy. Good for him, it looks like they are doing pretty well."
There are a lot of fun stories, particularly some of the behind-the-scenes draft info. But they also knew from the start that a podcast involving an NHL prospect that includes in-depth interviews with other NHL prospects was going to need some boundaries.
"We're both very aware of what we say," Raskin said. "We wouldn't say anything that would even come close to getting anyone in trouble. We stay away from controversial topics. His agent, actually we've spoken a couple of times, just to make sure we're not talking about girls or anything like that. So we are both pretty smart with what we say and we definitely don't want to put anyone in a bad situation. Some of the guests that come on and they might slip up. Sometimes I don't even think they slipped up, but Cardsy will say, 'Hey, edit that one out. I don't think he would want that out there.'
"There was one guy we had on, and he was telling us as the NHL Draft went on and on, he was growing impatient and was sipping on a drink. Eventually, whatever round came around and he was drunk. Then he ended up getting picked and he had to do all these interviews drunk. Cardsy said we needed to edit that one out, and I was like, 'Aw, come on.' But yeah, we're very aware, especially him, of what to say. I think the GMs and agents and all that will respect it."
There's been enough success with the podcast to garner sponsors, and some interest from big media corporations in Canada. One issue there — Raskin and Cardwell aren't big on planning, or committing to anything that might be too much for either of them, but particularly for the guy who is trying to make it to the NHL as a player.
One rather large media company wanted them to have the next four episodes planned out at all times. Another wanted more episodes.
"We liked to keep it relaxed. It's kind of our way," Raskin said.
"He does all the work," Cardwell said. "I can't take any credit for that. I just kind of come on and talk and use my connections along with his to interview guys on the up-and-coming rise and we get episodes out when we can. … I get to go on and talk for about an hour and people don't seem to be sick of my voice yet, so I'm happy about that."
The plan for now is to "just keep plugging along." They know if Cardwell achieves his dream of reaching the NHL, there's a chance the podcast will see a surge in popularity. Raskin is going to keep working toward his goals of working in high-level hockey, potentially in a management role.
A lot of the episodes are light in nature, but Raskin pointed to the one with Kalen Dahlgren, a survivor of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018, as an example of an episode that provided more serious content.
Cardwell, who has a grandfather who played in the NHL and WHA, while his father and uncle also played professionally, has a critical season for his development coming up. He lost most of the 2020-21 season because of COVID-19, and ended up losing about six weeks last year because he was suspended for 15 games after shoving Tanner Dickinson from Sault Ste. Marie from behind before the goal line, causing him to crash dangerously into the boards.
"You never want to get suspended. You never want to see another player get injured," Cardwell said. "So you serve your time and you bite your tongue. It's a tough situation for sure. Obviously, I don't want to miss games and at the end of the day though, I tried to use it as a learning experience. I was first and foremost just hoping Tanner Dickinson would be better and get back to full health which I think he is now and I was happy to see that.
"But for me personally it was more or less just, 'OK, I have a month and a half now … how can I improve my game so when I come back I'm even better? I felt like I was playing great hockey leading into the suspension and then on the other side of it. I talked to John McCarthy, who is now the head coach of the 'Cuda, and we had a lot of great talks. We went over my game, did a lot of videos. When I came back, I never really felt like I missed a beat and kind of picked up where I left off."
Cardwell had 23 goals and 58 points in 49 games for Barrie, then added six points in six playoff games. He spent last week at Sharks development camp trying to make a strong first impression with new general manager Mike Grier, and McCarthy, who ran the camp and could be his AHL coach in a year.
Next up will be a second full season with Barrie, where he'll be the leading returning scorer among the forwards. And more time talking hockey with pal Raskin and others throughout the hockey community.
"There are a lot (of people we'd love to interview)," Cardwell said. "Maybe a guy like Nate MacKinnon or Cale Makar because they just won the (Stanley) Cup and they're amazing players right now. Obviously there are the Wayne Gretzkys of the world. Bobby Orr would be a pipe dream, but you never know … maybe one day."
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Beyond Impeachment, a Push for Ethics Laws That Do Not Depend on Shame
by Lightlynews.com · On January 11, 2021 · In Politics
WASHINGTON — As House Democrats transfer towards punishing President Trump with a history-making second impeachment, they're additionally urgent forward with a parallel effort to strive to make sure that Mr. Trump's four-year file of violating democratic and constitutional norms can't be repeated.
Mr. Trump's time period has revealed huge gaps between the beliefs of American democracy and the fact. Even earlier than he incited a mob to assault the Capitol and the legislative department of presidency, he ignored watchdog rulings and constitutional safeguards, pressed to overturn the result of an election, and pardoned those that coated for him, all whereas funneling taxpayer to his household enterprise.
In response, lawmakers and stress teams are pushing for a wide-ranging overhaul of ethics legal guidelines, the likes of which haven't been seen because the post-Watergate period, hoping to reconstruct and strengthen the guardrails that Mr. Trump plowed via.
Among the modifications embraced by House Democratic leaders are limits on the president's pardon powers, mandated launch of a president's tax returns, new enforcement powers for impartial companies and Congress, and firmer prohibitions in opposition to monetary conflicts of curiosity within the White House.
"We stored on having so as to add to it because the administration engaged in new abuses," mentioned Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. "It's a protracted checklist."
Two main items of laws, the Protecting Our Democracy Act and H.R. 1, would be the important automobiles to deal with the sweep of questionable practices within the Trump period, which culminated within the president's efforts to reverse the election end result and provoke a riot to thwart the ultimate electoral vote for President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. Last Tuesday, a provision within the Protecting Our Democracy Act, which might protect impartial inspectors normal from retaliation and assist be certain that vacant watchdog slots are crammed promptly, was pulled out and handed by the House by a bipartisan voice vote.
As eager as Republicans could also be to place limits on Mr. Biden's presidency, they will not be so acquiescent to the Democrats' broader payments if they're seen as a rebuke to Mr. Trump. But Democrats say they'll press onerous, particularly within the wake of the Capitol's desecration.
"This president has exploited folks's fears in a approach that's reckless and massively damaging to our democracy and our society," mentioned Representative John P. Sarbanes, a Maryland Democrat who's main the legislative effort. Congress, he added, should search "methods of hardening our democracy in opposition to assaults from inside and with out."
The greater query could also be whether or not Democrats will "stay as fascinated by reining in govt department overreach when it's their man within the White House," mentioned Danielle Brian, the manager director of the Project on Government Oversight, a nonpartisan group that investigates governmental abuses.
Robert Bauer, an creator of the guide "After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency" and a senior adviser to the Biden marketing campaign, hinted that the incoming administration's help would have its limits.
"We need to reconstruct some norms which have been broken, however the thought is to strike a steadiness in order that reform is efficient with out undermining a powerful presidency," he mentioned.
A transition official pointed to the federal government overhaul plan that Mr. Biden launched throughout the marketing campaign, a lot of it centered on marketing campaign finance controls, Justice Department independence and private conflicts of curiosity within the govt department. It consists of no controls on presidential powers.
But stress is constructing to deal with the systemic weaknesses revealed by the Trump years.
"The mechanism that preserved that system was the worry of paying a political worth," mentioned Susan Hennessey, an creator of the guide "Unmaking the Presidency: Donald Trump's War on the World's Most Powerful Office." "Now we all know that if there's not a reputable worry of that, we're more likely to see future presidents trying to violate these guidelines or push the boundaries increasingly."
President Richard M. Nixon's use of the Justice Department to pursue his political enemies prompted Congress — finally, over years — to go the Ethics in Government Act of 1978. But Mr. Trump's conduct proved that lots of these modifications — and longstanding checks and balances relationship to the constitutional conference — relied extra on custom and disgrace than on enforceable regulation.
"The reforms then have been demonstrated to not be sufficient," mentioned Max Stier, the chief govt of the Partnership for Public Service, a nonpartisan group.
House Democrats on Monday reintroduced laws to deal with these deficiencies.
"We want to make use of this ethical second to make modifications whereas the Trump disaster is recent in our minds," mentioned Lisa Gilbert, the manager vp of Public Citizen, a shopper advocacy group.
The Democrats' Protecting Our Democracy Act consists of requiring candidates for president to launch 10 years of tax returns, beefing up protections from retaliation for whistle-blowers and inspectors normal, and prohibiting presidents from pardoning themselves.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats introduced the Protecting Our Democracy Act in September. The sweeping invoice consists of new limits on the president's pardon powers.Credit…Anna Moneymaker for The New York Times
Pending payments intend to empower the Office of Government Ethics, an govt department company created within the post-Watergate ethics rush, in order that it might probably extra successfully press federal officers to reveal and dump companies and property that pose a battle of curiosity.
Right now, the workplace depends on a president's need to keep away from scandal and impropriety, and the Senate's reluctance to schedule affirmation hearings for nominees who haven't filed the right paperwork and dedicated to divestiture. Mr. Trump and an acquiescent Senate exploded these norms, Mr. Stier mentioned.
Under the proposals, the ethics workplace might impose fines and refer issues to a particular counsel for investigation.
The new House laws quantities to a flashback tour of the Trump years. Even earlier than his inauguration, Mr. Trump, the primary president to take care of a multinational enterprise whereas within the White House, made clear he would ignore outcries over his enterprise entanglements.
"The regulation is completely on my facet, which means the president can't have a battle of curiosity," he mentioned quickly after he received election.
A measure within the House laws, prompted by the hundreds of thousands of that Trump household lodges collected from overseas governments and affect peddlers, would prohibit presidents and vice presidents from receiving items, known as emoluments within the Constitution, from overseas nations with out congressional consent. The invoice defines emoluments to incorporate funds arising from business transactions, clarifying imprecise constitutional language that Mr. Trump and his household ignored as they profited from his presidency.
The Trump International Hotel in Washington. Trump household lodges collected hundreds of thousands of from overseas governments and affect peddlers within the final 4 years.Credit…Anna Moneymaker for The New York Times
Another provision would require presidents to offer a documented cause for any pardons linked to investigations of themselves or their relations, a measure partly impressed by Mr. Trump's pardon of his first nationwide safety adviser, Michael T. Flynn.
Since then, the president has pardoned Roger J. Stone Jr. and his former marketing campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, each of whom refused to cooperate with the particular counsel investigation of Russian efforts to affect the 2016 election. Mr. Trump additionally pardoned Charles Kushner, the daddy of his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
Under the invoice, exchanging a pardon for something of worth could be deemed a prison offense, underneath federal bribery statutes. Presidential self-pardons, as Mr. Trump is alleged to be considering, could be prohibited.
The invoice would additionally develop authorized protections for whistle-blowers to cowl a president's political appointees, and protect all whistle-blowers from retaliatory investigations, measures included after Mr. Trump's efforts to determine an nameless authorities whistle-blower who uncovered the president's try and enlist Ukraine in digging up dust on Mr. Biden.
The invoice would higher shield inspectors normal, whose places of work had been created underneath one other reform regulation in 1978 to function inner watchdogs, by specifying firing offenses and requiring a president to doc them. Mr. Trump uncovered the absence of such protections by firing a number of inspectors normal at will, together with these investigating govt department misconduct.
"One profit to the spectacle of the final 4 years is that most people has taken an curiosity within the mechanics of fine authorities," Ms. Brian mentioned.
Few abuses had been extra stark than the Trump inside circle's informal violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits govt department workers from partaking in partisan political exercise.
Mr. Trump ignored the impartial Office of Special Counsel's advice that he hearth the presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway for repeated Hatch Act violations, like campaigning for Mr. Trump's re-election and urging Americans to purchase attire from Ivanka Trump's clothes line. The White House commerce adviser, Peter Navarro, stored up a stream of partisan TV commentary whereas underneath particular counsel workplace investigation for Hatch Act violations. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo used an official journey to Israel as a backdrop for a dwell speech to the Republican National Convention, whose staging on the White House crystallized the administration's disdain for the regulation.
Pending authorized modifications would authorize the Office of Special Counsel to implement the Hatch Act when the president fails to take action, by fining violators as much as $50,000 a transgression.
Alongside the push for stronger ethics guidelines, new democracy promotion teams are urgent for broader repairs to the political system.
"Plenty of what must be carried out is rebalancing energy" between the legislative and govt branches of presidency, mentioned Ian Bassin, a founding father of Protect Democracy, which was fashioned in 2017.
Mr. Trump imagined his constitutional powers as near-infinite, a notion seldom challenged by his congressional allies. When Congress expressly refused to applicable sufficient cash for Mr. Trump's border wall, he declared a nationwide emergency and took the cash from the Defense Department. When Congress blocked arms gross sales to the Middle East, he once more declared an emergency, this time over Iran, and made the gross sales anyway.
Mr. Biden, because the longest-serving member of Congress ever to win the presidency, stands out as the excellent chief to pursue such rebalancing, mentioned Mr. Bassin, who was an affiliate White House counsel within the Obama administration.
Few anticipate President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. to push again on measures addressing flagrant affronts to good authorities.Credit…Amr Alfiky/The New York Times
Another nascent group, the Renew Democracy Initiative, counts Garry Kasparov, the Russian dissident and former world chess champion, as chairman of a board that features Heidi Heitkamp, the previous Democratic senator from North Dakota; Michael S. Steele, a former Republican Party chairman; and retired Lt. Col. Alexander S. Vindman, who testified in opposition to Mr. Trump throughout impeachment.
"We forgot to make a normative case for liberal democracy to Americans, and we're now reaping the rewards," mentioned Uriel Epshtein, the initiative's govt director.
In a parting shot on the departing administration, the Protecting Our Democracy Act would droop the statute of limitations for federal offenses dedicated by the president and vp earlier than and through their time period of workplace.
"There was an assumption within the regulation of the presidency that the president, by advantage of being elected by the American folks, wouldn't wish to systematically violate norms that, whereas they weren't excellent, labored remarkably effectively," mentioned Jack L. Goldsmith, an assistant legal professional normal underneath President George W. Bush and an creator, with Mr. Bauer, of "After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency."
"Trump simply shattered that system," Mr. Goldsmith mentioned, warning that essentially the most profitable legislative push may not be sufficient to make sure a "virtuous" president.
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Carlos Tuimavave draws comparisons with the Hull FC side of 2016 and discusses his best rugby
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Following last weekend's convincing 34-10 win over Leeds Rhinos, Hull FC head coach Lee Radford drew comparisons to the Black and Whites of 2016 and 2017.
The Black and Whites sealed a play-off berth in both those seasons, not to mention two Challenge Cups, and established themselves as one of the teams to beat in the Super League by simply blowing teams away, especially at the KCOM Stadium.
Before a game had even been played in the Super League, few gave Hull a chance of repeating the heroics of two and three years ago this season, after what was ultimately a campaign to forget last time around.
However, as Hull demolished the Rhinos with ruthless precision, Radford couldn't help but point out similarities between this side and the one that came so close to delivering just a second Grand Final in the club's history on two occasions.
Fresh from his switch from Newcastle Knights, Carlos Tuimavave was a key figure in the Hull side that topped the Super League before the split in 2016 and in the two full seasons that have followed he has made a home for himself in the Black and Whites' back line.
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As such, after seeing the club's third straight victory come in emphatic circumstances he concurs with his head coach.
Hull FC players celebrate Carlos Tuimavave's second try against Leeds Rhinos in 2017 (Image: SWpix)
"Yes, in some cases," the centre said, when asked if he agreed with Radford's comments.
"For that 20 minute period where we went 30 points to 10, that probably reminded me a little bit of 2016 and 2017. Those were two good years and if we can get back to that form and play like we did then, we'll be great.
"It's hard to say what's different as obviously players that have moved on and experienced players as well.
"At the moment we probably have a confidence - we still have Albert Kelly, Marc Sneyd in the halves and Mint (Danny Houghton) as well running the show. It's just up to us get on the back of that and do our job really.
"We've got another tough game against Wakefield this week and we have to be on our game. There's some players in their team that we're going to have to watch out for. We'll take it game by game and let's see if we can get back to that form of 2016 and 17."
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Tuimavave seems to have struck up a formidable partnership with rugby league newcomer Ratu Naulago after switching from the left to the right edge this season, scoring a combined five tries in the three games since the Fijian made his bow.
Ratu Naulago celebrates with Hull FC team-mate Carlos Tuimavave
However, while the squad continues to soar in confidence as they leave talk of their 13-game losing run well and truly in the rear view mirror, the 27-year-old remains self-critical.
Insisting he has been some way short of his best form this season, Tuimavave believes he still has plenty to more to give for Hull as he gets to grips with playing on the opposite side of the field.
"That was probably in 2017 when I found a home at centre," Tuimavave said of his best rugby at the KCOM Stadium.
"In 2016 I started off at centre moved to the halves because of injuries but 2017 when I played centre that whole year and that was probably my best.
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"I came over as a centre, obviously in 2016 I did what was best for the team and that was to play in the halves. I had to do a job there. But I think I'm an all and out centre. For me at the moment, it's just trying to get used to being on that right side.
"The last few years I've played predominantly on the left. I'm still working on those combinations and I know - as fans and people watching - you probably don't think there's too much difference playing left or right.
"But people have different strengths - left hand fend, right hand fend and all that. I'm slowly getting there. I just want to improve each week and be consistent."
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Russian emigrant Salamon Hille founded his eponymous furniture company in 1906 in London's East End. In the first few decades, the company focused on reproducing and renovating 18th-century antiques. With an emphasis on quality over quantity, Hille employed highly skilled craftsmen and acquired many well known furniture stores, such as Hamptons, as customers. By the 1930s, Hille had established itself internationally, selling products worldwide. In 1932, after Salamon retired, his daughter Ray took over the company.
During the Second World War, the company fell on hard times due to the timber shortage, followed by a string of tragedies, including the death of Salamon and the destruction of the Hille factory and stores. In the early 1940s, Hille began repairing furniture that had been destroyed in the war for the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. In 1945, Hille moved production to Lea Bridge Road in Leytonstone. While restrictions on furniture remained in place in postwar England, Hille was forced to focus on export market.
In 1949, Ray's son-in-law, Leslie Julius, convinced British designer Robin Day (1915-2010) to come design for Hille. Day and designer Clive Latimer had that year won first prize in the storage section of the Museum of Modern Art'sInternational Competition For Low-Cost Furniture. Though Day was never officially employed by Hille—preferring instead to remain a consultant—he effectively worked as the company's head of design for over two decades, during which he originated nearly all of Hille's products, as well as letterheads, graphics, brochures, exhibition stands, and the Hille logo. Notable Hille designs by Day include the Hillestak Chair (1951), 675 Chair (1952), Stak Chair (1954), Gatwick Seating (1958), Polypropylene Stacking Chair (1963), and Forum Armchair (1964). Possibly his most well-known design, the low cost mass-produced Polypropylene Chair was made completely of polypropylene and won the Council of Industrial Design Award upon its debut. Since then, it's been widely used in offices, waiting rooms, airports, hospitals, schools, and homes around the world. Today, it is estimated that nearly 14 million copies have been sold.
In the early 1950s, the factory moved twice, first to Hainault and again to an old brewery in Watford after the financial crisis of 1951. The company eventually recovered from the crisis, and in 1961, opened new offices. In 1972, Day's Series E range was launched specifically for the education market and featured chairs of varying heights that would suit all ages. During the 1970s, Hille also found success with Fred Scott's folding chair (1974) and the Supporto Office Chair (1974), which is still in production today.
In 1983, the company was sold, but the new ownership continued to work with Day, producing classics such as the Toro Bench (1990) and Woodro Bench (1991), both of which can still be seen in London's Underground and Overground stations today. Hille continues to manufacture original designs by Day, as well as new designs, such as the SE Ergonomic Chair, which is a collaboration with designers Richard Snell and David Rowe, Birmingham City University, Hille, and BKF Plastics.
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