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Politically Speaking: Rep. Dogan On Bid To Overhaul Missouri's Criminal Justice System
St. Louis Public Radio | By Julie O'Donoghue,
Jason Rosenbaum
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State Rep. Shamed Dogan, R-Ballwin, poses for a portrait in the St. Louis Public Radio studio.
State Rep. Shamed Dogan returns to Politically Speaking to talk with St. Louis Public Radio's Julie O'Donoghue and Jason Rosenbaum about his efforts to change how Missouri handles criminal justice.
The Ballwin Republican represents the 98th House District, which includes parts of Ellisville, Fenton and Wildwood.
Here's what Dogan talked about during the program:
Dogan is the chairman of the Special Committee on Criminal Justice, which has been studying ways to overhaul how the state deals with crime. He pointed to several successes in the 2019 session, including altering mandatory minimum sentences.
He also talked about what he would want to see in the criminal justice arena when the Legislature reconvenes in January.
Dogan provided his assessment of St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell and St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner — and why some of their efforts are attracting criticism.
With a special election looming on Nov. 5, Dogan talked about the closely watched race in Missouri's 99th District between Republican Lee Ann Pitman and Democrat Trish Gunby.
Dogan was first elected to the House in 2014, and was subsequently re-elected in 2016 and 2018. With term limits, he is eligible to run for a final two-year term in 2020.
The podcast is sponsored by the St. Louis-based law firm of Capes Sokol.
Follow Julie O'Donoghue on Twitter: @jsodonoghue
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Follow Shamed Dogan on Twitter: @Dogan4Rep
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Disclaimer: This document is for guidance purposes only. Adyen does not accept responsibility for any inaccuracies. Merchants should always consult their acquirer or PCI Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) for clarification.
PCI DSS is the global data security standard adopted by the card schemes for all entities that process, store or transmit cardholder data and/or sensitive authentication data. It consists of steps that mirror security best practices.
When your company starts accepting card payments, compliance with the PCI DSS requirements is mandatory.
PCI Security Standards are technical and operational requirements set by the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) to protect cardholder data.
The PCI Security Standards Council is an open global forum, launched in 2006, that is responsible for the development, management, education, and awareness of the PCI Security Standards.
The Council's five founding global payment brands – American Express, Discover Financial Services, JCB International, Mastercard Worldwide, and Visa Inc. – have agreed to incorporate the PCI DSS as the technical requirements of each of their data security compliance programs.
From the world's largest corporations to small Internet stores, compliance with the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is vital for all merchants who accept credit cards, online or offline, because nothing is more important than keeping your customer's payment card data secure.
The size of your business will determine the specific compliance requirements that must be met.
There are three steps for adhering to the PCI DSS – which is not a single event, but a continuous, ongoing process.
Assess – identify cardholder data, take an inventory of your IT assets and business processes for payment card processing, and analyze them for vulnerabilities that could expose cardholder data.
Remediate – fix vulnerabilities and do not store cardholder data unless you need it.
Report – compile and submit required remediation validation records (if applicable), and submit compliance reports to the acquiring bank and card brands you do business with.
In security terms, it means that your business adheres to the PCI DSS requirements for security management, policies, procedures, network architecture, software design and other critical protective measures.
In operational terms, it means that you are playing your role to make sure your customers' payment card data is being kept safe throughout every transaction, and that they – and you – can have confidence that they're protected against the pain and cost of data breaches.
Depending on your payment channels and the way that cardholder data is processed, some PCI DSS requirements may not be applicable to you.
Adyen has different validation requirements for different integration methods.
The table below shows the required PCI DSS validation documentation for each Adyen integration method for card-not-present channel. Note that these validation requirements are based on Adyen's acceptable risk profile for each integration method and may differ from what is required by other acquirers.
Important: For merchants with more than one channel, several SAQ's may be applicable.
Adyen recommends that merchants should tackle PCI compliance per channel, per legal entity and in case of questions reach out to a PCI Qualified Security Assessor.
Although you are always required to comply with PCI DSS, Adyen does not require you to send validation documentation if you are not processing more than 1 million card transactions per year. The table below shows the required PCI DSS validation documentation for each Adyen integration method for card-not-present channel.
Card-Present, which SAQ to use?
Get in touch with your Adyen contact person to learn how the Adyen POS solution impacts the scope of your PCI DSS requirements.
Adyen's Checkout solution provides a highly secured payment solution for merchants to accept credit card payments from shoppers while outsourcing many of the requirements for PCI DSS to Adyen. Checkout complies fully with PCI SSC requirements for 'strong cryptography'.
Checkout is, at its core, an iframe method which seamlessly embeds several components of the Adyen payments interface within a larger page provided by the merchant all together in a web page on the shopper browser, and where the shopper enters all the cardholder data only within the Adyen iframes.
Cardholder data is only entered on page elements served from Adyen, wrapped in iframes on the shopper browser, and is never exposed to the merchant's ecommerce environment.
The encrypted cardholder data is sent directly to Adyen, without ever touching the merchant's ecommerce environment.
The Adyen-hosted iframes can only be presented to the shopper if the merchant has initiated a payment session server side (because of the signature calculation and check).
All communications between Adyen, the merchant and the shopper use TLS, and all cryptographic operations in use by all components of the Adyen Checkout solution adhere to PCI Security Standards Council definitions of 'strong cryptography'.
Adyen Checkout was designed to follow PCI SSC guidelines around iframe implementations, and does not deviate from more general industry approaches except where specific implementation choices allow lower risk to cardholder data.
An aim of the PCI DSS 3.2 is to ensure that the browser that sends encrypted payment data is securely sent to the Adyen payment platform (and not another recipient).
Since the encryption key that is provided by Adyen to the CSE merchant cannot be used to decrypt the cardholder data, and the decryption key is never available to the merchant or the shopper, the primary concern is to ensure the integrity of the merchant website's assets (including contents and codes) and not to protect cardholder data, which is never available there as all cardholder data functions are outsourced.
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PCI DSS 3.2 also comes with new requirements that are framed as "best practices" until January 31, 2018 and will become effective as requirements starting February 1, 2018.
6.4.6: New requirement for change control processes to include verification of PCI DSS requirements impacted by a change.
8.3.1: Addresses multi-factor authentication for all personnel with non-console administrative access to the CDE.
Clarification for PCI DSS Requirements that address the protection of computer systems (for example, Requirements 2 and 8) apply to ecommerce merchants that redirect customers from their website to a third party for payment processing, and specifically to the merchant webserver upon which the redirection mechanism is located.
8.3.1 on the usage of multi-factor authentication for all non-console administrative access via non-console connections. This requirement was added to provide consistency with Requirement 2.3, which requires merchants to secure these connections with strong cryptography.
11.3.4 on verification segmentation controls if segmentation is used. This requirement requires that specific device types be used and that the defined devices are not connected to other systems.
For the purpose of this guide, Service Providers are defined as third parties that work with merchants and process, store, or transmit cardholder data and/or sensitive authentication data (see also Q6 in FAQ).
In many cases, service providers help Adyen connect with merchants using the connection methods offered by Adyen. Depending on their connection methods, Adyen may still require the merchants to fill out SAQ as applicable. In this case, the Card-Not-Present validation requirements apply.
Service Provider Registration Facilitator (SPRF).
A Service Provider is categorized by the Schemes based upon their services provided to merchants. The description for each program service can be found in the latest Mastercard Rules.
In August 2017, Mastercard introduced a new Service Provider type – Terminal Servicer (TS). A Terminal Servicer is an entity that provides ongoing maintenance and support of a payment terminal. Terminal Servicers generally do not store, process, or transmit cardholder data but are "connected-to" the merchant cardholder data environment.
Mastercard requires all service providers to be PCI-compliant. A Level 1 Service Provider is any TPP, Staged DWO (SDWO), DASP, or TSP (regardless of volume) and any DSE or PF that stores, transmits, processes more than 300,000 total combined Mastercard and Maestro transactions annually. A Level 2 Service Provider is any DSE or PF that is not deemed a Level 1 Service Provider and that stores, transmits, or processes 300,000 or less total combined Mastercard and Maestro transactions annually and any TS. For guidelines on suggested PCI DSS requirements that apply to TSs, please consult the Guidance for Terminal Servicer PCI DSS Validation.
Merchant Agents: Agents that directly or indirectly store, process, or transmit card or account data on behalf of a Merchant. Merchant Agents usually have a contract in place with the Merchant to provide these services.
With Visa, PCI DSS validation is the same for all third party agents that store, process, or transmit card or account data. All Visa System Processors are considered Level 1 Service Providers. For more information, consult the Visa Europe Third Party Agent Registration and PCI DSS Compliance Validation Guide.
Visa Inc. recognizes third party agents as Merchant Services.
3.5.1: New requirement for service providers to maintain a documented description of the cryptographic architecture.
10.8.1: New requirement for service providers to detect and report on failures of critical security control systems.
11.3.4.1: New requirement for service providers to perform penetration testing on segmentation controls at least every six months.
12.4: New requirement for service providers' executive management to establish responsibilities for the protection of cardholder data and a PCI DSS compliance program.
12.11.1: New requirement for service providers to perform reviews at least quarterly, to confirm personnel are following security policies and operational procedures.
Due to the various security vulnerabilities present in Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and early versions of Transport Layer Security (TLS), PCI SSC no longer considers these protocols as example of strong cryptography. After 30 June 2018, all entities must have stopped use of SSL/early TLS and upgrade to TLS 1.2. Prior to this date, existing implementations must have a formal Risk Mitigation and Migration Plan in place.
Adyen will disable early TLS on its Live Platform on February 19, 2018. Merchants should upgrade server-to-server and modification requests notifications to TLS 1.2 before this date. Direct API and CSE merchants are also required to upgrade to TLS 1.2. For more information, please visit this blog post and read this information supplement from PCI SSC.
Q1: What is in scope?
Q2: What is NOT in scope?
Q3: What is "connected to"?
A4: Isolating the cardholder data environment from the rest of the network via logical or physical means. Controlled access is not segmentation. Out of scope = security is not reviewed = untrusted.
Without adequate network segmentation, the entire network is in scope of the PCI DSS assessment. Segmentation is strongly recommended as a method that may reduce not only the scope and cost of a PCI DSS assessment, but also the ongoing overhead of maintaining PCI DSS compliance.
By consolidating cardholder data into fewer, more controlled locations, the risk of data breach may also be reduced.
Q5: Do PCI DSS controls reduce scope?
A5: A system is "in scope" due to its function and/or network connectivity and implementing PCI DSS controls does not change that.
Q6: What is a Service Provider?
Q7: Does outsourcing solve my PCI Compliance effort?
A7: No, responsibility cannot be fully outsourced.
Q8: What is PTS POI?
A8: PTS = PIN Transaction Security. A PTS-approved POI incorporates hardware, firmware, and applications that are evaluated and included on the List of Approved PTS devices for that POI.
Q9: Does a PTS-approved device solve my PCI Compliance effort?
A10: SRED stands for secure reading and exchange of data. SRED devices provide secure encryption of account data by covering data from point of contact to point of output. PCI PTS devices with SRED can be used in validated PCI P2PE solutions.
Q11: What is a P2PE solution?
A11: Combination of secure devices, applications, and processes that encrypt data from the point of interaction to the solution providers secure decryption environment.
Q12: Is Adyen a Payment Application?
A12: No, Adyen is not a Payment Application in terms of PCI DSS. Adyen is a Payment Service Provider.
Q13: What PCI certification does Adyen have?
A13: Adyen is a PCI DSS 3.2-certified Level 1 Service Provider.
Q14: What is a Qualified Integrator & Reseller?
A14: These are integrators and resellers qualified to assist merchants and industry participants in their effort to install PA-DSS validated payment applications in a manner that facilitates PCI DSS compliance.
Enforcement of compliance with the PCI DSS and determination of any non-compliance penalties are carried out by the individual card schemes.
If a merchant is found to be non-compliant they can be fined up to $25,000 per month.
Additionally, they are susceptible to huge fines if a breach occurs – up to five- or six-figure amounts.
Breach costs have been estimated to be between $100 and $300 per breached record (card number).
The Frequently Asked Questions page of the PCI SSC website is constantly updated with new items.


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Q: Integrate face detection through Carthage gives error The Face detection SDK of firebase does not support Carthage installation. Whenever I am trying to integrate the firebase SDK through Carthage application crashes giving the error:

GTMSessionFetcher library not loaded in the bundle.

I have gone through the git documentation and other sites too where the firebase team said Carthage support is experimental.
Does anyone have a solution over it?
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In an era when city living is virtually synonymous with cool, Columbia, Md., emanates suburban uncool. Located off U.S. Route 29 between Washington and Baltimore, Columbia is not a tight grid on the map, but a plate of spaghetti — a tangle of crooked parkways and cul-de-sacs. Cities reach for the sky, but Columbia hugs the ground, with shopping centers and man-made lakes passing for landmarks. In cities, 20-somethings get together at cafes for brunch; in Columbia, 40-somethings catch up while watching their kids at the pool or playground. Columbia's version of a city hall is a nondescript building in an office park. The most colorful thing about the place is its twee street names, chosen from literature: Rivendell Lane, Marble Faun Lane, Rocksparkle Row.
Blandness is not usually associated with utopias. But while Columbia might appear bland on the surface, it was very much the product of idealism. The town's developer, James Rouse, referred to it as "the next America." When he set out to build the town in the 1960s, suburbs were already seen as soulless sprawl. Rouse's vision was a response to that.
As a developer, he was attuned to the market. He chose the location based on research that predicted the Baltimore-Washington region would grow faster than anywhere else east of the Mississippi. And when it came to design, he observed that if architecture critics praised Columbia, it would be a flop — no one would buy the houses. (He was proved right when the country entered a recession in the mid-1970s and the houses kept selling, albeit slowly.) But Rouse was also ahead of his time in his pursuit of an ecologically sensitive, mixed-income and colorblind community in an era when redlining was common. And Columbia's success on those fronts stands out next to most of the planned communities that came after it.
In 1980, Rouse shared a stage at a conference with the influential urbanist Jane Jacobs, who wrote "The Death and Life of Great American Cities." She detested the likes of Columbia as sterile experiments in social engineering. Real cities, she argued, develop an organic complexity and diversity over time, no thanks to overweening planners. At the conference, Rouse approvingly quoted the famous words of architect Daniel Burnham: "Make no little plans, for they have no magic to stir men's blood." Jacobs responded: "Funny, big plans never stirred women's blood. Women have always been willing to consider little plans." She brought down the house.
According to current urbanist thinking, which grew out of Jacobs's ideas, Columbia gets almost everything wrong. It is diffuse rather than dense and planned around cars. Streets dead-end instead of connect and offer little worth looking at. Public transportation is bare bones. The architecture is short on old rowhouses and even on the stylish glass walls and butterfly roofs of mid-century modernism, but long on brown brick and '70s mock-chalets. And of course, it's 15 whole miles from the nearest big city.
But as Columbia marks the 50th anniversary since the first residents moved in, it has become clear that Rouse got some important things right. As progressive urban planners have turned their attention to the suburbs, they've striven to achieve a lot of the same things Columbia already has. The unincorporated town of 100,000 is prosperous and more varied racially and economically than many revitalized urban neighborhoods in cities like New York, Washington and San Francisco, which have become islands of extreme wealth. It turns out that stable, diverse, flourishing communities can exist without short city blocks, warehouses-turned-lofts and beer gardens — and Columbia is the proof.
When agents for Rouse began secretly buying big parcels of land in 1963, Howard County was a quiet patchwork of farms. Subdivisions had just begun to sprout among the rows of corn. Rouse, then in his late 40s, had found success pioneering an innovation of the previous decade, the shopping mall. Along the way, he had become deeply interested in fixing urban problems. Cities like Baltimore, where he then lived, were being hollowed out by white flight as hastily built tract suburbs multiplied on their outskirts. There had to be a better way, Rouse thought, a happy medium between metropolises that were dysfunctional and alienating, and sprawl that was ugly, inefficient and soulless. He was going to prove it by building it.
If that seems sensible now, it was forward-looking then. Suburban development was a frenzied, tail-wags-the-dog affair in the '60s. Usually a developer would buy a farm and put up a few hundred houses, while other developers did the same around him. Then, playing catch-up, local governments would scramble to build schools, places to shop and eat, and even basic infrastructure like paved roads and sewage lines. Thinking holistically or far ahead was impossible; concepts like cultural life and the public square went out the window.
"Our cities grow by sheer chance," Rouse complained in a speech in 1966. "Bits and pieces of a city are splattered across the landscape. By this irrational process, non-communities are born — formless places without order, beauty or reason, places with no visible respect for people or the land." Columbia would be different: It was modeled after New Towns — self-contained, comprehensively planned mini-cities that spread across Europe after World War II and were championed by intellectuals as an alternative to sprawl.
Rouse was drawn to working at bird's-eye scale. "People will rise to the big and dramatically good — they will yawn at the timid, the unconvincing," he told Life magazine. But more important, he believed that the New Town approach would produce a humane environment in which people would thrive. Columbia would be "a garden for growing people," he promised, where anyone with a yearning — whatever their race, wealth or religious beliefs — could reach their full potential.
To achieve that, Rouse had to confront the racial bias that by then was entrenched in the housing market. After World War II, the Federal Housing Administration subsidized white-only suburban developments like Levittown, N.Y., whose racial legacy loomed over its 50th anniversary celebration in 1997. When Rouse learned that a builder was steering white buyers away from cul-de-sacs with homes that had been sold to black families, he chose to stop selling lots to that builder.
Some of the early residents were attracted by Columbia's progressive ideals. Charles and Barbara Russell, an interracial couple, had the first baby born in the town. George Clack was a junior State Department employee when he arrived with his wife, Susan, in 1974. "We were very much sold on what would nowadays be called the diversity of the city," George told me.
The "Columbia concept" was innovative in a number of other ways. Instead of having churches or temples, religious denominations shared interfaith centers. (Rouse thought each denomination getting its own plot was a waste of land.) There was even a community health plan that was an early version of an HMO. To maintain open spaces and public facilities, Rouse established the Columbia Association, a nonprofit whose board is elected by residents. The association acts as a quasi-government for the unincorporated town, with hundreds of employees paid through resident dues.
The town was organized but diffuse. Six loosely formed villages, each with a small shopping center and high school, were arranged around the Town Center, whose nucleus was the mall. The village centers catered to residents' everyday needs, with grocery stores, barber shops, dry cleaners and recreation facilities. Tall signs were forbidden, and power lines were buried to preserve the land's bucolic appearance. Apartments and townhouses, which were uncommon in suburbs at the time, drew singles, young couples and people with lower incomes than their neighbors in the split-levels and ramblers, a conscious attempt to foster what Rouse and his team called "social mix." And Columbia was not simply a bedroom community: Rouse Co. executives wooed employers such as General Electric to open offices there.
Not everything worked out perfectly: At one point, Rouse thought he could get corporate executives to move to Columbia alongside their workers, but they largely didn't. And some of the experiments, such as a minibus system, pilot day-care centers and a women's center, didn't pan out. Rouse also fell short of his goal of 10 percent subsidized housing. Still, by 2011, Columbia, flaws and all, had managed to surge past another target of his: a population of 100,000.
As Rouse expected, the Baltimore-Washington region has boomed, especially Howard County, which grew from a scant 40,000 people in the early '60s to more than 300,000 today. Columbia's original settlers, known around town as "pioneers," marvel at how expensive things have gotten, but a median home price of just over $300,000 is more reasonable than in many places around Washington.
Columbia has very low unemployment, and half of its families earn six-figure incomes. Howard County's renowned schools are a big draw. The town has not only remained diverse, it has gotten more so: Today it's 56 percent white, 25 percent black, 11 percent Asian and 8 percent Latino. Columbia's extensive system of woodland trails is beloved and well used by kids tooling around on their bikes, dog walkers and residents walking to work. In retrospect, Rouse was decades ahead of his time in his concern for ecology and his intuitive grasp of "mixed-use development," now the bedrock principle of city building.
The town still lacks the fine-grained architecture of Jacobs's beloved Greenwich Village. But does that matter? Greenwich Village has become an exclusive enclave — Jacobs's former home sold for $3.3 million in 2009 — and the "sidewalk ballet" that she famously described, with its spontaneous choreography of shopkeepers and schoolchildren, long ago gave way to the strut of the hyper-affluent. Suburbs get a bad rap for homogeneity, but today, Columbia is more racially and economically diverse than Greenwich Village and most wards in Washington.
To be sure, though the stratification of San Francisco or New York feels a long way off, there are still threats to the "social mix" in the form of economic segregation. The original villages near downtown (such as Oakland Mills and Long Reach) have become less affluent compared with the newer outer villages. Of the 12 schools in Howard County that receive Title I funding for low-income students, nine are in Columbia, and they are clustered mainly to the east of Town Center. This concentration of less-affluent neighborhoods has exposed economic and racial fault lines in Columbia and in Howard County.
Officials hope development in Columbia's downtown will rejuvenate these areas. The developer that owns most of Columbia Town Center, the Howard Hughes Corp., plans 14 million square feet of construction. (For perspective, that's about two Pentagons' worth of new real estate.) This "urban village" will include more than 6,000 apartments and condos, as well as office buildings, stores and hotels. There will also be a central library, transit center and fire station, all of them integrating reduced-rent housing units.
The injection of urbanism has raised concerns about affordability and ceding Rouse's ideals to a private developer (which Rouse was too, of course). But a true downtown isn't a rejection of the original Columbia plan, and in fact was anticipated by it. The semi-dense Town Center and village centers provide a framework for future growth, something that suburbs built higgledy-piggledy lack. Whether Columbia can tame that growth to avoid runaway gentrification isn't clear. An affordable-housing deal brokered with Howard Hughes was an early effort to fend it off.
On a smaller scale, Rouse and his planners intuited that they could foster a sense of neighborliness through playgrounds and pools, and they were right. Their undeniably child-centric vision forces us to ask why so many cities today sideline kids. You sense just how much the planners thought about family life by sifting through Columbia's archives: One memo notes it would be good to have families of different races living side by side, "so that kids using the play-ground might feel welcome at that house as they would at other houses abutting that play-ground." In other words, the humble tot lot was seen as an engine of social progress.
The sense of collective identity that Rouse hoped for can still be seen today in the lectures,concerts, art fairs and walking tours that make up Columbia's months-long civic 50th birthday party, which started in March. Gail Holliday, hired by Rouse's firm in 1967 as an artist-in-residence for the city, is back to retouch metal panels displaying her original posters depicting a hippyish promised land. The posters will be staked around Lake Kittamaqundi downtown. Prints have long been prized by residents, who display them above their mantels.
Together, these signifiers of Columbia pride announce: This place didn't just happen. We made it. In the end, Rouse's valuing of nature and of the humane over the hip allowed Columbia to succeed where the recent urbanist revival has stumbled. Columbia is no utopia, yet its failure to meet an impossible standard shouldn't obscure its real successes. Big plans often founder, but here they worked.
Amanda Kolson Hurley is a writer in Silver Spring, Md.


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Bank of England announces plans for new 50 pound note Oct. 30, 2018 The Bank of England recently confirmed plans to release the final note in its latest series — a 50 pound bank note to be be printed on polymer. The Turner note will be printed on polymer and will be issued by 2020. After release, these will gradually start to be withdrawn from circulation. Anyone who has an old £50 note - which was first issued in April 1994 - can exchange it at any bank, or spend it, by the end of April. World War Two codebreaker Alan Turing will be the face of the new £50 note when a plastic version finally hits circulation, the Bank of England has revealed. £5 and £10 notes have already switched to polymer, while a new £20 design will be launched in 2020. For other inquiries, Contact Us. Old paper-style £50 notes will be replaced with a new, more durable polymer design. The new £50 note will be next - with Turing's face set to go into circulation in 2021, the Bank of England has said. The Treasury hasn't yet announced what the timeline will be for introducing the new £50 note. Monday 15 July 2019 14:26 28 comments Second World War codebreaker Alan Turing will be the face of the new £50 note, the Bank of England announced on Monday. The new £20 notes will have a complete new look. The bank has not selected a character selection, and said in a press release that it will seek nominations from the public. There isn't a set date for the new polymer £50 notes yet, but the likelihood is you'll be waiting at least a couple of years. There's no final date on the new bill's release, but the Bank of England have announced that we won't be seeing it before 2020. "The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. The new £50 note features James Watt and Matthew Boulton - two pioneers of the industrial revolution. The new £20 note will be released in February 2020. A new bank note and a new opportunity for the British public to decide who gets their mug slapped across its front. They will be withdrawn from circulation in Spring 2018. The new note will be released into circulation on September 14, and 275 million notes have already been printed. It'll follow on from the new £5 note in 2016, £10 in 2017 and £20 note which is expected to follow in 2020. This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' Limited's Standard Terms and Conditions in accordance with our Privacy & Cookie Policy. The current £50 note was issued on November 2, 2011. The Bank of England has confirmed the polymer £20 note's design and release date. The English manufacturer and Scottish engineer joined forces to … Stephen Hawking is a crowd favourite, but there is also pressure to feature an eminent female scientist. On November 2 the Bank of England announced it will celebrate a past figure from the world of science. 679215 Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF. Find out more: The rarest and most valuabl… Alan Turing was chosen following the Bank's character selection process including advice from scientific experts. There are currently 344 million of the old £50 notes still around, according to statistics, with a combined value of £17.2billion. There's no final date on the new bill's release, but the Bank of England have announced that we won't be seeing it before 2020. Heather Stewart. 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Turner on the reverse. When will the new £50 note be released? The note went into circulation in November 2011. The reverse of the note will include: J.M.W. The earliest notes were handwritten and were issued as needed to individuals. Alongside the £50 note there will also be a new £20 note coming out soon, with both being made from polymer. There's no final date on the new bill's release, but the Bank of England have announced that we won't be seeing them before 2020. The Bank of Scotland (not to be confused with the Royal Bank of Scotland) has revealed what the new 20- and 50-pound notes will look like.The front is similar to the 5-and 10-pound notes which have already been issued. The new £50 note will be next - with Turing's face set to go into circulation in 2021, the Bank of England has said. The new £20 notes will be launched in 2020, and the £50 notes will be next in line. When the plastic £10 notes came out, those with the prefix AA01 were highly valued, with one selling for £7,200 at auction. "Alan Turing was an outstanding mathematician whose work has had an enormous impact on how we live today," said Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England at a speech in Manchester on 15 July. Once launched, the Bank of England will gradually start withdrawing paper £10 notes. To inquire about a licence to reproduce material, visit our Syndication site. 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Currently, the value of the Syrian pound ranges from 512 to 625 per U.S. dollar, according to the Central Bank, in unofficial channels. Members of the public can make their nominations here until December 14. The introduction of the new note marks the latest step in making euro banknotes even more secure. "The new 20 pound note celebrates Turner, his art and his legacy in all their radiant, colourful, evocative glory." "As the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as a war hero, Alan Turing's contributions were far ranging and path breaking. It will be our first £50 note printed on polymer. An exact date hasn't been confirmed, although the Bank of England announced that the new £50 notes would be printed when the new £20 note is rolled out in … News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services. Our. The £20 design features a portrait of J.M.W Turner , … Turing is a giant on whose shoulders so many now stand.". Bank of Scotland reveals new 20- and 50-pound notes. €50 is the most widely used euro banknote ; New secure banknotes underline Eurosystem's commitment to cash; The European Central Bank (ECB) today unveiled the new €50 banknote, which will enter into circulation on 4 April 2017. Here's what you need to know about the new £50 bill being brought out by the Bank of England. £50 notes were introduced by the Bank of England for the first time in 1725. View our online Press Pack. The new £50 note will follow on from the £20 design, which will feature a portrait of J.M.W Turner, also known as William Turner, a famous English painter who died in 1851. Steam engine pioneers James Watt and Matthew Boulton appear on the current £50 note, issued in 2011. Mr Carney announced in April 2016 that … Fri 30 Sep 2011 06.20 EDT. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. You can unsubscribe at any time. The new £50 note will be the last note to be changed and is expected to enter circulation by the end of 2021. With the release of the new 50-pound coin, it is likely this will be the smallest circulating denomination within the Syrian economy since 5, 10, and 25-pound coins are almost never used in cash transactions. He was also persecuted after the war in 1952 because he was homosexual. The note will also have a quote that he gave to The Times in 1949, "This is only a foretaste of what is to come, and only the shadow of what is going to be." A particularly nice touch is the binary ribbon on the new note. And there's a genius message hidden in plain sight. The first places to get the new note will be announced early next week. The Sun revealed last month that Treasury bosses had decided to save the note after considering scrapping it due to money-laundering concerns. The tactile features on the new $50 note follow the same pattern as the $5 note and $10 note, released in September 2016 and September 2017. Previous Post: Trinidad and Tobago new 100-dollar polymer note (B241a) confirmed Next Post: Guatemala new sig/date (15.02.2017) 10-quetzal note (B606h) confirmed Leave a … It is the first new note to be signed by Chris Salmon, who was appointed as the Bank's Executive Director, Banking Services and Chief Cashier in April 2011. … The back shows the Forth Bridge and the Falkirk Wheel from Scotland. The $5 note … We will issue a new £50 note in 2021. The Bank of England is also confirming today that a new £50 polymer note will be printed in the UK to accompany the existing £5, £10 and upcoming £20 notes. Mathematician Alan Turing's face will grace the new plastic £50 note when it finally lands - but when can you expect it? Following the release of the new polymer £20 note on 20 February, the £50 note is the next in line for a makeover. The new plastic £5 and £10 is old news, with excitement now increasing for the forthcoming polymer £20 note. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/, Comments are subject to our community guidelines, which can be viewed, The new £50 note will be released after 2020, Stephen Hawking could end up being featured on the note, inspirational figure who revolutionised physics, Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO). The mathematician is best known for his invention of the Turing Machine, the algorithmic device that was later described as the first generation model of a computer. It will come into circulation on September 14 and there are already plans to release a new plastic £20 note in 2020. The new polymer £50 note is expected to enter circulation by the end of 2021. These notes were written on one side only and bore the name of the payee, the date, and the signature of the issuing cashier. Hawking, who died this year, is likely to be in the running as an inspirational figure who revolutionised physics. I've got a hidden charge on my mobile phone bill - do I legally have to pay it? The Sun website is regulated by the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. Get our money-saving tips and top offers direct to your inbox with the Mirror Money newsletter. With the exception of the Restriction Period between 1797 and 1821, when the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Warscaused a bullion shortage, these notes could be exchanged in full, or in part, for an equivalent amount o… Tradition dictates that the only living person who can be shown on a banknote is the Queen. It features Matthew Boulton and James Watt. "1010111111110010110011000" is 23061912 in decimal or the date of Alan Turing's birth - 23 rd of June 1912. The £50 note could eventually be phased out of circulation as the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says there are no plans to produce a … He died two years later, and it was concluded that the cause was suicide by cyanide poisoning. 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To see all content on The Sun, please use the Site Map. The new version will be made of plastic rather than paper, like the current £5 and £10, and it will come in some time after the new plastic £20 note. I often hear from people who struggle to find out which service provider levied the charge and don't know what to do about it. Once the new notes are out, it's worth checking the serial number – if it has a low number, it could be popular with collectors and fetch a premium. Secret code hidden in UK's new 50 pound note The newest note issued by the UK features legendary code breaker Alan Turing. It features … These two spectacular ladies are currently the two favourites with bookies Ladbrokes. 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Battle Ground HS students learn floral design
by: Jenny Hansson
Posted: Mar 14, 2019 / 06:00 AM PDT / Updated: Mar 14, 2019 / 06:00 AM PDT
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — For some students at Battle Ground High School, stopping to smell the flowers (and assemble them into bouquets) is a required assignment.
Carissa Folgner teachers floral design at Battle Ground High School, March 13, 2019. (KOIN)
Horticulture science teacher Carissa Folgner teaches a class at the school on floral arrangements. Students who take the class do more than stick stems into pretty bunches. Folgner told KOIN 6 News the students have to learn the rules before they start jamming stems into vases — and to learn those rules, they have to understand the history.
Humans have been arranging flowers and plant materials for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians did it — as we can assume from the pictures of bouquets they left behind on walls and inside of tombs.
The Greeks and Romans also had a passion for floral design, as did the people of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Floral design was finessed over millennia until it finally bloomed during the Victorian Era and turned into a legitimate activity, complete with official rules.
Folger teaches the standards that are still in place today to Battle Ground students because she believes they can be turned into marketable skills, especially for students who may not want to take traditional routes after graduating.
Ancient Egyptian floral art. (Courtesy to KOIN)
"They don't necessarily want to go into the college realm — they're learning customer service," Folger said. "The things they're learning they could walk in with their final portfolio for Floral 2 and get a job in a floral shop."
While the class can help students after high school, it also has immediate rewards.
Those who take the Floral 2 program can work in the school's floral store, where bouquets can be ordered by students and sent to other people at the school.
All of the flowers used in the program come from the Portland Flower Market. The membership-only market features dozens of vendors who sell wholesale flowers, plants and supplies to floral customers who sell retail to the general public.
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Three months after his last turn as host of "The Tonight Show," Conan O'Brien says he wouldn't have forced out another host, as he claims Jay Leno did.
O'Brien gives his first on-the-record comments about the late-night shake-up in a "60 Minutes" interview scheduled to air Sunday.
"He went and took that show back and I think in a similar situation, if roles had been reversed, I know — I know me, I wouldn't have done that," O'Brien says in an excerpt released by CBS.
When asked what he would have done instead, O'Brien says, "Done something else, go someplace else. I mean, that's just me."
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What I love most about these camping trips is seeing our two boys develop their independence with the freedom to roam the campsites, which is much harder to allow in London with a four and seven year old when living on a busy urban road. They go off to the playground, explore in the woods, make new friends (often from other countries), invent games, and try out new experiences. We also spend lots of time together doing activities like cycling, swimming in the sea, pools and lakes, building sandcastles on the beach, and playing games like mini-golf, ping-pong, table football and pétanque.
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I have completed part of it, but I am stick on the part dx/(x^2-2xi+i^2+f)^(3/2)
The initial formula is not complete, right now I am primarily honeing my integration, so please show me your work as best you can.
A b and c are componentes of a surface normal and i j and k are the position of the pixel. X y and z are points inside the rectangular prism light.

A: I found the answer to dx/(x^2-2xi+i^2+f)^(3/2), which is (cx-ic)/(f(x^2-2ix+I^2+f)^(1/2)), but now I am stuck on
( (y-j)d+af)/(((y-j)^2+a^2)(b^2+(y-j)^2+a^2)^(1/2))dy
This integral seems worse than the last.


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Academic journal article Capital & Class
Rethinking Labour Markets: A Critical-Realist-Socioeconomic Perspective
By Fleetwood, Steve
Labour markets are central to the neoliberal agenda. Hardly a week passes without a government minister or a leading industrialist urging us towards ever greater labour-market flexibility. Tony Blair, for example, noted that 'Moving towards more flexible systems of pay and working will not be unopposed. Yet the argument can be won' (2002: 21). Neoliberal ideas on labour markets and labour-market flexibility get what intellectual justification they do from the orthodox, neoclassical or mainstream labour market (MLM) model or account. Despite this account being, arguably, intellectually bankrupt, it has gained hegemonic status. It is not only taught in schools, colleges and universities as if it were the 'only game in town', but it also informs local, national, supranational and global economic policy. This state of affairs has come about, at least in part, because its critics have been unable to offer an alternative. Elliot, a mainstream economist who is aware of some of the limitations of the mainstream, provides a good example of this. While he admits that the mainstream account is problematic, he adds: 'Until an alternative and superior analytical framework is proposed, I am reluctant to abandon the one we have' (1991: xvi). The absence of an alternative, then, not only encourages mainstream economists like Elliot to stick with a flawed account, but it also lends credibility to neoliberal policies based upon increasing labour-market flexibility.
In opposition to the mainstream is a disparate group of heterodox economists such as feminists, institutionalists, (2) Marxists, post-Keynesians, regulationists, social economists and segmented-labour-market theorists, as well as non-economists from areas such as organisational theory, the sociology of work and employment, labour law, state theory, human-resource management, industrial or employment relations and urban geography. I refer to this body of literature as the socioeconomics of labour markets. Despite its diversity, this literature unites around a common theme: namely, that labour markets are embedded in institutions or social structures (i.e. mechanisms, rules, resources, conventions, habits, powers, and so on), which I will refer to simply as 'social structures'. (3) The multidisciplinarity and diversity of the socioeconomic literature furnishes us with a set of theoretical and empirical insights out of which an alternative account can be forged. But, at present, the unsystematic (i.e. disjointed, fragmented and partial) nature of these insights means that they do not, currently, add up to the kind of systematic (i.e. connected, holistic, inclusive, totalising) alternative that is necessary in order to challenge the hegemony of the MLM account. This lack of systematicity is, in large measure, caused by the absence of a viable meta-theoretical apparatus with which to weld together these theoretical and empirical insights. Orienting current socioeconomic theoretical and empirical insights on labour markets around critical-realist meta-theory may provide firm foundations from which to begin constructing a systematic alternative to the MLM account: that is, a critical-realist (oriented) socioeconomic account of labour markets.
Since the MLM account is well known, Part 1 of this paper does no more than sketch it out, stripping it down to its basic principles. Part 2 introduces the diverse perspectives and key ideas that constitute the socioeconomic account, considers the embedding of labour markets in social structures, and investigates the ambiguous nature of the relationship between labour markets and social structures. In order to move beyond this state of affairs, Parts 3 and 4 turn to critical-realist meta-theory, which allows us to break completely with the idea that the relations between wages and supply and demand for labour can be expressed as functional relations.
The moment we break completely from scientism, deductivism, closed systems and functional relations, we are 'forced'--almost by default, as it were--to take social structures far more seriously than we have hitherto done, motivating a radical rethink of the nature of labour markets. …
Publication: Capital & Class
Volume/issue: No. 89
Fleetwood, Steve
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Labor Market Adjustments to Structural Change and Technological Progress By Eileen Appelbaum; Ronald Schettkat Praeger Publishers, 1990
Labor Markets in Latin America: Combining Social Protection with Market Flexibility By Sebastian Edwards; Nora Lustig Claudia The Brookings Institution, 1997
Labor Movement: How Migration Regulates Labor Markets By Harald Bauder Oxford University Press, 2005
Culture and the Labor Market By Austen, Siobhan Review of Social Economy, Vol. 58, No. 4, December 2000
New Tools for Labor Market Analysis: JOLTS: As a Single, Direct Source for Data on Job Openings, Hires, and Separations, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) Should Be a Useful Indicator of the Demand for Labor in the U.S. Labor Market and of Other Economic Conditions. (Job Openings and Labor Turnover) By Clark, Kelly A. Hyson, Rosemary Monthly Labor Review, Vol. 124, No. 12, December 2001
Cooperative Corporate-Level Strategies and Divergent Labor Relations Outcomes: An Institutional Analysis By Smith, Suzanne Konzelmann Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 30, No. 3, September 1996
Argentina: Jobless Protests Block Highways, but Fail to Block New Labor Law By NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs, March 12, 2004
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 * @author Anatoly F. Bondarenko
 */

/**
 * Created on 31.03.2005
 */
package org.apache.harmony.jpda.tests.jdwp.ThreadReference;

// import org.apache.harmony.jpda.tests.share.JPDADebuggeeSynchronizer;
import org.apache.harmony.jpda.tests.share.SyncDebuggee;

/**
 * The class specifies debuggee for org.apache.harmony.jpda.tests.jdwp.ThreadReference.Status003Test.
 */
public class Status003Debuggee extends SyncDebuggee {

    static Status003Debuggee status003DebuggeeThis;
    static volatile boolean status003DebuggeeThreadStarted = false;

    static Object waitTimeObject = new Object();
    static void waitMlsecsTime(long mlsecsTime) {
        synchronized(waitTimeObject) {
            try {
                waitTimeObject.wait(mlsecsTime);
            } catch (Throwable throwable) {
                 // ignore
            }
        }
    }

    public void run() {
        logWriter.println("--> Debuggee: Status003Debuggee: START");
        status003DebuggeeThis = this;

        String status003DebuggeeThreadName = "Status003DebuggeeThread";
        Status003Debuggee_Thread status003DebuggeeThread
            = new Status003Debuggee_Thread(status003DebuggeeThreadName);

        status003DebuggeeThread.start();

        while ( ! status003DebuggeeThreadStarted ) {
            waitMlsecsTime(1000);
        }
        logWriter.println("--> Debuggee: Status003Debuggee: will sleep for 10 seconds");
        waitMlsecsTime(10000); // to make sure that status003DebuggeeThread is sleeping

        synchronizer.sendMessage(status003DebuggeeThreadName);
        synchronizer.receiveMessage(); // signal to finish

        try {
            status003DebuggeeThread.interrupt();
        } catch (Throwable thrown) {
            // ignore
        }
        while ( status003DebuggeeThread.isAlive() ) {
            waitMlsecsTime(100);
        }

        logWriter.println("--> Debuggee: Status003Debuggee: FINISH");
        System.exit(0);
    }

    public static void main(String [] args) {
        runDebuggee(Status003Debuggee.class);
    }
}

class Status003Debuggee_Thread extends Thread {

    public Status003Debuggee_Thread(String name) {
        super(name);
    }

    public void run() {
        Status003Debuggee parent = Status003Debuggee.status003DebuggeeThis;
        parent.logWriter.println("--> Thread: " + getName() +  ": started...");
        long mlsecTimeToSleep = 1000 * 60 * 3;
        parent.logWriter.println
        ("--> Thread: " + getName() +  ": will wait " + mlsecTimeToSleep + " mlsecs");
        Status003Debuggee.status003DebuggeeThreadStarted = true;
        Object ObjectForWait = new Object();
        synchronized(ObjectForWait) {
            try {
                ObjectForWait.wait(mlsecTimeToSleep);
            } catch (Throwable throwable) {
                 // ignore
            }
        }
        parent.logWriter.println("--> Thread: " + getName() +  ": is finishibg...");
    }
}


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Jim Carrey's Showtime Series 'I'm Dying Up Here' Premieres in June
Not long after giving a series order to Jamie Foxx and Jay Pharoah's comedy White Famous, Showtime revealed a June premiere date today for the Jim Carrey-produced I'm Dying Up Here, which was ordered to series last year. Based on the 2009 book by William Knoedelseder, the hourlong ensemble drama is set in the '70s LA standup scene. Here's more info on the pilot, which was shot in LA in the fall:
Melissa Leo, Ari Graynor, Clark Duke, Michael Angarano, RJ Cyler, Erik Griffin and Stephen Guarino star in I'm Dying Up Here, which follows up and coming comedians in LA in the 1970s, who mentored by Goldie (Leo), a brassy comedy club owner who rules over her business with an iron fist and nurtures her comedians with tough love. Graynor, Santino, Cyler, Griffin and Guarino play as the main stand-ups at the club. Angarano and Duke play ballsy young comedians from Boston who move to L.A. with the hopes of making it big. Guest stars in the pilot include Alfred Molina, Sebastian Stan, Robert Forster, Jon Daly, Al Madrigal, Dylan Baker, Brianne Howey, Ginger Gonzaga and Cathy Moriarty.
I'm Dying Up Here premieres on Showtime Sunday, June 4th at 10:00pm. Check out the first trailer below:
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The top 10 candidates to become next PM – everything you need to know
January 15, 2022 mediabest Politics
Boris Johnson 'is not the Tory I voted for' says caller
Wednesday's apology for attending a party at the height of lockdown he claimed to have "implicitly" believed a work meeting has fallen on deaf ears, with political heavyweights now calling for his resignation. Prominent Conservative figures such as Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross and ERG member Andrew Bridgen are among them. At the same time, some of his closest cabinet members have seemingly faded into the background as analysts tip them as his replacement.
Rishi Sunak is currently a Conservative superstar, despite his relatively short time on the frontline of British politics.
Over the last week, people have noted his relative silence while other cabinet members have declared their undying support.
His only public statement declared Mr Johnson was "right to apologise", adding he supported his "request for patience" ahead of the Sue Gray report.
As the face of the UK's economic recovery programme, bookmakers have dubbed him Mr Johnson's most likely successor.
Ladbrokes has assigned him odds of 7/4 to take the reins from his current boss.
Conservative members, according to a December poll of 786 from Conservative Home, have him the second favourite on 20.48 percent.
Ms Truss is another cabinet member constantly in the spotlight, as she spent the last year forging trade agreements.
She has been hailed as a highly effective negotiator, with deals now active with Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
Unlike Mr Sunak, she has thrown her weight behind the PM, pleading with the public to "move on" just two days after his public apology.
But like the chancellor, she is reportedly holding meetings with senior Tory MPs, although the pair deny plans to undercut his authority.
Her status has persuaded Ladbrokes she is a close second in the competition for next PM, giving her 4/1 odds.
When it comes to Conservative Home readers, however, she is a firm first, with 23.03 percent keen to see her in the drivers' seat.
Mr Johnson and Mr Hunt were bitter rivals during the Tory leadership contest of 2019.
Ultimately, he lost by a significant margin, attracting fewer than half the votes of the eventual PM.
Mr Hunt has since maintained his position as a high profile backbench Conservative.
He has criticised the Government's Covid response as chair of the Health and Social Care Select Committee.
His continued activity has earned him odds of 8/1 from Ladbrokes.
Conservative Home has him in fifth place, with just 7.76 percent of Tory voters backing him.
Michael Gove has held senior roles on successive Government cabinets; several under Mr Johnson.
As secretary of state for levelling up, he is responsible for implementing the Prime Minister's centrepiece policy.
He has remained tight-lipped on the recent controversy, sticking to the Government line that the public must wait for the "ongoing enquiry" to end.
His cautious approach may have helped him, with Ladbrokes convinced he is another favourite for leader.
The bookmakers have given him odds of 11/1, a shade behind Mr Hunt.
He is nearly half as popular among Conservative members, with only 4.20 percent offering their support.
Mr Javid took over from former health secretary Matt Hancock after he resigned in 2021.
Since then, he has primarily continued his predecessor's work without the added controversy.
He has received resistance in the House of Commons, however, with his lockdown policies receiving backlash from Tory members.
If Labour MPs had not voted for them, they would not have passed.
Nevertheless, he remains a favourite for future PM, with odds of 16/1.
He is also more popular than Michael Gove among Conservative members, 5.22 percent of whom support him.
Mr Johnson does not currently count Mr Tugendhat, the MP for Tonbridge and Malling, among his cabinet members.
But he is a popular Conservative and serves as chair of the foreign affairs select committee.
He is famous for his stance on China and founded the China Research Group alongside Neil O'Brien in 2020.
Despite being outside Mr Johnson's inner circle, Ladbrokes has him on equal footing with Mr Javid.
He has assigned odds of 16/1 to become the next Conservative Party leader.
Mr Tugendhat is more popular amongst Conservative Home readers, 5.47 percent of whom voted for him in its poll.
Penny Mordaunt
Ms Mordaunt was promoted by Mr Johnson to trade policy minister during the September 2021 cabinet reshuffle.
The Portsmouth MP has shared similar popularity to Ms Truss, with her colleagues hailing her as an effective trade tsar.
They have also credited her with laying the groundwork for a post-Brexit trade deal with the US, one of the most coveted prizes for Leave campaigners.
As such, Ladbrokes has her among potential replacements for Mr Johnson should he step back.
Ms Mordaunt is seventh behind Mr Tugendhat on odds of 20/1.
But she is the third most popular option for Conservative Home readers, with her 8.91 percent of support putting her second only to Mr Sunak.
Nadhim Zahawi
Mr Zahawi has held several positions in Mr Johnson's cabinet since 2020, most notably as vaccines minister.
He became the first-ever MP to serve in the role and has since received credit for the UK's leading vaccine coverage.
The Prime Minister promoted him in the September 2021 reshuffle to education secretary.
He is currently fighting against Covid to keep schools open amid Covid absences.
He is a more distant favourite for future Conservative leader with odds of 25/1 from Ladbrokes.
Unfortunately, he is absent from the Conservative Home poll.
Mr Johnson's only Home Secretary so far has had a controversial few years in the role.
In 2020, a Cabinet Office inquiry found she had broken the ministerial code following allegations of bullying across her department.
Although she retains a near-constant presence in the public eye, she is not a popular potential replacement.
She shares odds with Mr Zahawi, according to Ladbrokes, on 25/1.
The MP, who is on the right of the Tory party, is similarly unpopular with Conservative Home readers.
Only 1.91 percent of the 786 people the publication polled said she was their preferred successor.
Mr Harper is a longtime Tory MP, having served the Forest of Dean constituency since 2005.
He has held several senior positions during his time in office, notably as chief Tory whip after 2015.
Ultimately demoted by Theresa May, he ran unsuccessfully as her potential successor in 2019.
But he failed to persuade the 15 votes he required from his colleagues to enter the second round.
Ladbrokes has him as the 10th favourite to success Mr Johnson, assigning him odds of 28/1.
He was second to last on the Conservative Home poll, where 0.89 percent of readers voted in his favour.
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PaleyFest: Orange Is The New Black
Jenji Kohan
Piper Kerman
Kate Mulgrew
Taryn Manning
Moderator: Elvis Mitchell
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The Story of Carly Mills
CARLY MILLS. Pilot (Comedy), 30 min., Unaired, Produced for ABC for the 1986-87 season. Production Company: MTM Enterprises. Director: Rod Daniel. Executive Producer: John Steven Owen. Producer: Rod Daniel. Writer: John Steven Owen. Kate Mulgrew is a traditional, old-fashioned mother, married to an overworked college professor (Jack Bannon), who has chosen to be a housewife and raise their four children because she wants to.
Cast: Kate Mulgrew (as Carly Mills), Jack Bannon (Evan Mills), Matt Adler (Pete Mills), Amanda Peterson (Trisha Mills), Hannah Cutrona (Brigid Mills), R. J. William (Jeffy Mills), Betsy Randall (Maggie Wallace), Rebecca Rush (Cynthia James).
A BRIEF HISTORY OF CARLY MILLS
By John Steven Owen
Executive producer and writer of the pilot CARLY MILLS in 1986
CARLY MILLS was basically the story of a wife and mother of four trying to keep her family together in a culture that was seeing more and more families splintering and losing sight of old-fashioned values. A lot of women with children in the 1980s were housewives but they weren't really represented on TV at that time; on TV they were divorced, widowed, lawyers, cops, anything but stay-at-home moms… like mine, a mother of six. Each episode would be "a life in the day" of Carly and her family, beginning and ending in a 24-hour period.
I was in my fifth year at MTM as a writer-producer when ABC bought my pilot script and, with casting director Eugene Blyth, we began seeing actresses on a daily basis– Teri Garr, Paula Prentiss, Shelley Fabares, Jean Smart, Dixie Carter– all of them wonderful, none of them right. Then Gene brought Kate in. She nailed the audition and you believed she could have taken on any number of professions but chose to be a housewife and mother. I was happy, MTM was happy, and ABC, for a time, was happy…
Jan. 29: Kate agrees to play "Carly" and I start outlining a season's worth of episodes with her voice clearly in my head.
Feb. 6: Kate's deal is finalized; it's official now.
Feb. 14: Kate reads a scene with Jack Bannon ("Evan") for the first time and everyone agrees they have a strong chemistry.
Mar. 12: Rehearsals start and continue through the week. One day director Rod Daniel takes me aside and says the final scene looks good on the page but not on the stage: "It just isn't working, no matter what we do. You want us to keep trying?" I say no, I'll re-write it, so Rod sends everybody home and I re-write it that afternoon. The next day, the cast sits around a table, reads it aloud, and Kate says, "It's a hundred times better, not that the other ending wasn't good, it was, everyone loved it, we did, honestly, we just couldn't do it right, that's all, and this one, well, I know we can do this one right, and now I think I'll shut up," and she kisses me on the cheek.
Mar. 19, 20, 21: Filming. On the last day of the shoot, one of my brothers drives my mom up from San Diego to spend the day on the set. The cast and crew know the character of Carly is based on her and they treat her like royalty at first, then when they get to know how warm and down-to-earth she is, they relax. She and Kate hit it off immediately, as I knew they would.
In the new final scene, Carly is in bed, awakened by sounds coming from the kitchen, She gets up to reveal she's wearing an ankle-length nightgown, pulls on a robe, then goes out to see what's going on. Kate comes over to me and asks if she has to wear the long nightgown, can't she instead wear a shortie nightgown as she sometimes does at home. (I have a suspicion that either Leah or Pat in the Costume Department had said she has great legs, why not show them off. And it's true, she does have great legs, but our focus has to be on her becoming aware of the sounds in the kitchen, not on her legs). So I say that the point of the pilot, of the series, is Carly's attempt to get her family back to some of the old-fashioned virtues and, in that vein, a shortie nightgown might seem inappropriate. Kate thinks it over, nods, and walks away. Then she walks back. "What kind of nightgown does your mother wear," she asks me, "just out of curiosity?" A full-length nightgown, I reply. Kate nods, walks away. I quickly call Mom over: "I need you to be prepared in case Kate takes you aside and asks you what kind of nightgown you wear. I need you to say you wear a full-length one, okay?" Mom says okay then adds, "But I sometimes wear a shortie nightgown." "You can't tell her that!" I say with some insistence. "I need her to wear a full-length gown so we don't see her legs." "But she has great legs," says Mom. When she sees the steam coming out of my ears, she assures me she'll deliver the message. Not ten minutes later, Kate is taking Mom aside and asking her something. Mom indicates a nightgown down to her ankles. Kate smiles, thanks her, walks off. Mom gives me a thumbs-up, we shoot the scene, and when Kate sees it in dailies later– and I swear this is true– she says to me, "Your mother was right. The long nightgown works much better." I say nothing, which is rare for me.
ABC sees a rough cut of the pilot and decide the opening kitchen scene, in which each member of the Mills family is introduced, moves too fast; they want us to re-shoot it and slow it down and they'll split the additional $250,000 with MTM, raising the total cost of the pilot to a cool million bucks. Pretty expensive for 1986. So we do what's been asked of us, then we have a screening for the cast and crew and any employee at MTM who wants to see it– and a lot do, the theater is packed. When it's over, the applause is long and sincere and Kate hugs me and I have visions of a five-year run, at the very least…
Well, you never get the full story of why a pilot isn't picked up for series. Ask a dozen people at ABC why they eventually passed on it and you'll get twelve different reasons: the test audience scores weren't high enough, or there wasn't an available time-slot or a compatible show to pair us up with, or an executive who had championed the show was no longer with the network, or or or…
Kate was performing two plays in repertory at the Doolittle and I went to see HEDDA GABLER first and we had drinks after. I knew that she had been advised back in January not to leave the stage for a sit-com, that she would come to regret it, and I asked her if that were true, if she did regret it. She gave me that great smile of hers and said, "Not a single moment of it," and we spent the rest of the evening re-living the highs and lows of what we'd just been through. The next week I saw her in THE REAL THING and we met afterwards and managed to talk about things other than CARLY. Except once. As I was leaving, Kate said, "Give my love to your mother, would you?"
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