If you're a follower of modern day parenting and media coverage about modern day parenting, you realize that in the so-called "mommy wars," breastfeeding is not unlike a country with ongoing, supposedly insoluable conflicts (think, Middle East for magnitude of intractibility). Is breast really best? Is breast milk the same as breastfeeding? Is breastfeeding in public offensive?
One of the latest articles–followed by inevitable rebuttals–to hit the media was Hanna Rosin's recent piece in the Atlantic called "The Case Against Breastfeeding." What got Rosin thinking about this whole breastfeeding-is-seriously-overrated issue? The playground, of course, and the icy reception she felt she received when she casually mentioned to a group of mums that she was planning to wean her infant at about four weeks, instead of the socially "acceptable" six months (or year or longer–depending upon your mothering cohort). Rosin explains she nursed children one and two what she was told by pediactricians was the requisite year, but running after children one and two and wishing to have time with her husband now and again, she felt like being stuck breastfeeding was too much of a bother. So, in smart gal fashion, she decided to dispute all claims about breast really being best. She had to dig deep; one of the reviews she cites was published in 1984.
Jennifer Block points out as much in her piece, in response largely to Rosin's piece, on Babble. She hits many of the high points that make breastfeeding difficult, which boil down to how much pressure is put upon women personally rather than our society taking responsibility to help support women and babies enjoying that aspect of a mother-baby relationship. Judith Warner in her New York Times blog also response to Rosin; Warner thinks mothers (doctors, etc.) on this side of the Atlantic have gone too far in the breast-is-best assertions, creating inordinate personal pressure upon mothers all the while the question about whether it's breast milk or breastfeeding that is critical has never been (and probably never can be) answered. She advocates an end to the practice of pumping milk.
Recently, the New Yorker ran a wonderful piece by Jill Lepore on the history of the breast pump. What she chronicles so well is how medicine took agency for childbirth–and it turns out, child feeding–from mothers, and in essence this began the separation of breastfeeding and the breast. Indeed, there was a mini-buzz about current day working mothers hiring wet nurses. The lack of paid family leave along with few workplaces offering onsite infant care options means many working mothers pump at work. Medela, a Swiss company, the leading manufacturer of breast pumps, Lepore writes, sells breast pumps in ninety countries and enjoys its biggest business in the United States. And some women–whether they are working or physically uncomfortable or modest–pump exclusively to feed their children breast milk from bottles. Lepore concludes: "These newest machines, the company promises, 'work less like a pump and more like a baby.' More like a baby? Holy cow. We are become our own wet nurses."
As is mentioned in a couple of these articles–including Jennifer Block's assessment of the "baby friendly" hospital initiative and as I posted last year in another eruption of the breastfeeding vs. formula public conundrums for Women in Media and News' group blog, saying breast is best but handing out formula to new mothers can be at odds with one another. So, too, have there been very mixed reviews of public service announcements designed to put fear into new mothers who may use formula. And in truth, saying one thing is good, another evil is simply offensive, because breastfeeding can be a complicated endeavor–at times, for some, even in the best of circumstances–along with the reality that it can't always happen, especially in our society at this time.
A personal interjection here: my eldest, Ezekiel, had a tight frenulum (also called "tongue-tied"), which meant the flap of skin under his tongue was too tight and thus he couldn't lap his tongue forward far enough to bring my milk in; he suckled but didn't do a whole lot. Most babies in that situation go undiagnosed, because–as was the case with Ezekiel–they start to lose weight–he weighed seven onces less than his birth weight at three weeks, technically "failure to thrive"–and pediatricians and parents say breastfeeding didn't work and switch to a bottle. Few doctors, and even few lactation consultants, know to check for the frenulum length. In our case though, breast-is-best was a deafening refrain. I can really only say in retrospect: thankfully, we had a patient and open-minded doctor, Charles Brummer, a smart and compassionate lactation consultant, Joanne Jaffin, who also had us consult with the amazing lactation consultants at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, Massachusetts, and an able pediatric surgeon to snip the frenulum. Thankfully, too, though, we had nothing else that needed to get done that year so pressingly, because I really just nursed and pumped (and wrote about it for the now-defunct Moxie). I had the privilege to pump like that. I knew, even with one more child, I could not repeat that year (and wouldn't have wanted to). I thought a lot about the pressure to do this all "right," childbirth, breastfeeding, parenting, balancing work and parenting… The second child, Lucien, latched on and that was that; the next one, Remy, also nursed like a champ–he also had reflux, so he then spat everything up, which meant he breastfed exclusively–followed by our caboose baby, Saskia, who we adopted, and thus she drinks from a bottle (sometimes with breast milk, given to us by four generous mamas). Not breastfeeding merits its own post (or posts).
Jennifer Block gets to a really key set of questions in her Babble piece:"Why did American feminism evolve in such a way that we think of biology as destiny, and that destiny as a prison? Why are we so willing to surrender the parts and processes that makes us female rather than demanding that society support them? We've broken down doors and cracked glass ceilings, when what we need to do is redesign the building."


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Team Viewer GmbH v. Private Registrations Aktien Gesellschaft / Pertshire Marketing Ltd.
The Complainant is Team Viewer GmbH of Göppingen, Germany, represented by Ingo Bednarz, Germany.
The Respondent is Private Registrations Aktien Gesellschaft of Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines / Pertshire Marketing Ltd. of Tortola, British Virgin Islands, Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
2. The Domain Names and Registrar
The disputed domain names <teamveiwer.com>, <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com>, <treamviewer.com> are registered with Directi Internet Solutions Pvt. Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com.
The Complaint was filed with the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center (the "Center") on June 13, 2012. On June 13, 2012, the Center transmitted by email to Directi Internet Solutions Pvt. Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com a request for registrar verification in connection with the disputed domain names. On June 14, 2012, Directi Internet Solutions Pvt. Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com transmitted by email to the Center its verification response confirming that the Respondent is listed as the registrant and providing the contact details.
In accordance with the Rules, paragraphs 2(a) and 4(a), the Center formally notified the Respondent of the Complaint, and the proceedings commenced on June 18, 2012. In accordance with the Rules, paragraph 5(a), the due date for Response was July 8, 2012. The Respondent did not submit any response. Accordingly, the Center notified the Respondent's default on July 9, 2012.
The Center appointed Marilena Comanescu as the sole panelist in this matter on July 12, 2012. The Panel finds that it was properly constituted. The Panel has submitted the Statement of Acceptance and Declaration of Impartiality and Independence, as required by the Center to ensure compliance with the Rules, paragraph 7.
The language of the proceeding is English.
The Complainant holds trademark registration for TEAMVIEWER and is operating under the trade name TeamViewer GmbH since 2004. The Complainant is activating in the software industry, being the provider of one of the world wide leading solutions for desktop sharing and online collaboration over the Internet.
According to Complainant's assertions, its products and services provided under the trademark TEAMVIEWER are used on more than 100 million computers in more than 50 countries all over the world. The Complainant invested substantial amounts in developing and marketing its goods and services.
The Complainant owns trademark registrations for TEAMVIEWER in the United State of America, Germany, Korea and European Community covering goods and services included in the International classes 9, 38 and 42.
The Complainant operates a large number of websites for selling its products online, including "www.teamviewer.com'' which is the principal one.
The disputed domain names were created as follows: <teamveiwer.com> on October 3 2006, <teamviewe.com> on June 25 2007, <teamviewr.com> on June 17 2006, <temviewer.com> on October 31 2006, and <treamviewer.com> on September 7, 2007.
The Complainant contends that each of the three elements specified in paragraph 4(a) of the Policy are satisfied in the present case, as follows:
(i) The disputed domain names <teamveiwer.com>, <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com>, <treamviewer.com> are confusingly similar to its trademark TEAMVIEWER:
All the disputed domain names are virtually identical to the Complainant's trademark as they are misspellings using variations of one single letter to differentiate from the Complainant's TEAMVIEWER trademark and its main Internet address; accordingly one letter was removed from the disputed domain names <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com>; one letter was added in the disputed domain name <treamviewer.com> and two letters were reversed in the disputed domain name <teamveiwer.com>.
"Teamviewer" is a non-generic invented word and the disputed domain names look like, sound like and make the same overall commercial impression as the trademark TEAMVIEWER creating thus confusion.
The misspellings or slight variations of the trademark in a domain name do not eliminate the confusing similarity between the disputed domain names and the trademark. Internet users searching for the Complainant may inadvertently type its trademark and be redirected to a website associated with the disputed domain names and believe these are somehow associated with the Complainant. Further, the confusion is going to arise due to Respondent's use of the disputed domain names in connection with redirecting Internet users to websites offering services in direct competition with those offered by the Complainant and displaying the TEAMVIEWER trademark on the page headers.
(ii) The Respondent has no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the disputed domain names:
The disputed domain names were registered 2-3 years after Complainant has registered its trademark TEAMVIEWER.
The Respondent has no trademark registration for TEAMVIEWER, has no connection with the Complainant and did not receive any license or consent to use its trademark in a domain name or in any other manner.
The Respondent does not fall under the circumstances listed by paragraph 4(c) of the Policy. Rather, the disputed domain names resolve to link farms, portals displaying without any consent the Complainant's trademark as heading and providing sponsored links to competing computer software websites for the Respondent's commercial gain.
(iii) The disputed domain names were registered and are being used in bad faith:
The Complainant's trademark is fanciful and due to its extensive use it has became well-known all over the world and therefore the Respondent must have been aware of TEAMVIEWER mark and the corresponding goods and services when registering the disputed domain names especially that it has registered five typo spelling variations of the same.
The Respondent is using wrongfully the disputed domain names redirecting the Internet users looking for the Complainant to other websites containing competing goods for its own commercial gain. The Respondent's intent was to create a false impression to the Internet users with regard to a potential connection between itself and the Complainant.
Typosquatting is evidence of bad faith, as established by previous UDRP panels. Variations of the Complainant's mark in the disputed domain names are a deliberate attempt to exploit typographical mistakes when seeking the Complainant's website.
Further, the Respondent's use of privacy services and change of Registrar and contact details after receiving Complainant's letters prior to commencing the present procedure is another indicative of bad faith.
The Respondent is a cybersquatter and has been involved in other UDRP procedures involving typosquatting, such as Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG v. Pertshire Marketing, Ltd., WIPO Case No. D2006-0762; Deutsche Börse AG v. Pertshire Marketing, Ltd, WIPO Case No. D2006-0786; Research In Motion Limited v. DomainDoorman LLC / Pertshire Marketing, Ltd, WIPO Case No. D2009-0321; and Realty Income Corporation v. Pertshire Marketing, Ltd, NAF Claim No. FA0908001278685.
Paragraph 15(a) of the Rules instructs the Panel to "decide a complaint on the basis of the statements and documents submitted and in accordance with the Policy, these Rules and any rules and principles of law that it deems applicable."
In accordance with paragraph 4(a) of the Policy, the Complainant must prove to the Panel that the following three circumstances are cumulatively met in order to obtain the transfer or cancellation of the disputed domain names:
(i) the disputed domain names are identical or confusingly similar to a trademark or service mark in which the Complainant has rights;
(ii) the Respondent does not have rights or legitimate interests in respect of the disputed domain names; and
(iii) the disputed domain names have been registered and are being used by the Respondent in bad faith.
The Respondent's failure to respond does not automatically result in a decision in the favor of the Complainant, the latter must establish each of the three elements provided by paragraph 4(a) of the Policy, above listed.
Consequently, the Panel shall further analyze the eventual concurrence of these circumstances in the present case.
There are two requirements that a complainant must establish under this element, namely: that it has rights in a trademark, and, if so, that the disputed domain names are identical or confusingly similar to its mark.
The Complainant has rights in the TEAMVIEWER trademark, holding registrations worldwide since 2004.
To this Panel the disputed domain names <teamveiwer.com>, <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com>, <treamviewer.com> are obvious misspellings of the Complainant's distinctive trademark, trade name and corresponding Internet address. In the case of the disputed domain names <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com>, the Respondent had deleted one letter; in the disputed domain name <treamviewer.com> the Respondent added one letter and in the case of the disputed domain name <teamveiwer.com> the Respondent reversed two letters.
It is well established that a domain name which contains a common or obvious misspelling of a trademark will be found to be confusingly similar to such trademark, where the misspelled trademark remains the dominant or principal component of the disputed domain name1.
In the present case, all the disputed domain names are formed of the Complainant's trademark TEAMVIEWER with small alterations that are obvious variations of typographical errors that can be easily made by Internet users when typing the Complainant's mark to find its corresponding Internet address.
Further, the indicators for Top Level Domains (e.g. ".com", ".info", ".net", ".org") may be disregarded when considering the confusing similarity between a trademark and a domain name.
For all the above, the Panel finds that the disputed domain names <teamveiwer.com>, <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com> and <treamviewer.com> are confusingly similar to the Complainant's trademark TEAMVIEWER.
Accordingly, the Panel finds that the first element of the Policy is established, and the Complainant has proven that the disputed domain names are confusingly similar to its trademark, pursuant to the Policy, paragraph 4(a)(i).
The Complainant has provided a prima facie case under this element of the Policy showing that it has had no relationship with the Respondent and has not granted the Respondent any right to register and use domain names containing its TEAMVIEWER trademark. Therefore, in line with prior UDRP decisions, the burden of production on this element shifts to the Respondent to demonstrate its rights or legitimate interests in the disputed domain names.
There is no evidence before the Panel to suggest that the Respondent has made a bona fide use of the disputed domain names, or has been known by these disputed domain names, or is making any legitimate noncommercial or fair use of the disputed domain names.
Although properly notified by the Center, the Respondent failed to submit any Response in the present procedure. Considering the other relevant circumstances of the case, the silence of the Respondent may support a finding that it has no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the disputed domain names. See also Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc., v. Lauren Raymond, WIPO Case No. D2000-0007; Ronson Plc v. Unimetal Sanayi ve Tic.A.S., WIPO Case No. D2000-0011.
Furthermore, when the Complainant put the Respondent on notice regarding its trademark rights, the Respondent changed the registrar with which the disputed domain names are registered and used privacy service to conceal its true identity in a likely attempt to try to delay the legal proceedings against it and to continue to profit from the revenues obtained from the use of the disputed domain names.
At the same time, at the time the Complaint was filed, the Respondent was using the disputed domain names in connection to websites offering sponsored links for the sale of goods related to software containing, inter alia, products of the Complainant's competitors. The pay-per-click (PPC) website would not normally fall within the bona fide use principles where such websites seek to take unfair advantage of the value of a trademark (See also Shon Harris v. www.shonharris.com c/o Whois Identity Shield, WIPO Case No. D2007-0997 and Bayerische Motoren Werke AG v. (This Domain is For Sale) Joshuathan Investments, Inc., WIPO Case No. D2002-0787).
For all these reasons, the Panel finds that the second element of the Policy is established, and the Respondent has no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the disputed domain names, pursuant to the Policy, paragraph 4(a)(ii).
Paragraph 4(a)(iii) of the Policy requires proof of bad faith in both the registration and use of the disputed domain names.
When assessing the bad faith in the registration requirement, the following should be considered (1) whether the Respondent knew of the Complainant and its trademark, and (2) whether the Respondent targeted the Complainant to benefit from confusion generated by the similarity between the disputed domain names and the trademark. See Avon Products, Inc. v. Mary Ultes, WIPO Case No. D2009-0471.
The Complainant's distinctive trademark has been registered and used worldwide since 2004. Further, the Complainant holds numerous domain names formed of the TEAMVIEWER trademark in order to promote and sell its products and services worldwide online.
The disputed domain names <teamveiwer.com>, <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com>, <treamviewer.com> were registered in 2006-2007 and incorporate entirely the Complainant's trademark with minor typographical errors. It is inconceivable for this Panel to imagine a reasonable reason for someone to legitimately hold several domain names corresponding to a third party trademark or trade name with minor typographical errors. See also Bang & Olufsen a/s v. Unasi Inc., WIPO Case No. D2005-0728; Playboy Enterprises v. Movie Name Company, WIPO Case No. D2001-1201.
From the above, the Panel concludes that indeed the Respondent had knowledge of the Complainant's trademark and business and registered variations of typographical errors for the TEAMVIEWER trademark as domain names in order to create confusion and divert Internet users on its websites.
At the time the Complaint was filed, the Respondent was using the disputed domain names for websites displaying links to software products of the Complainant's competitors. Furthermore, such competing goods displayed on the corresponding websites increase the confusion between the disputed domain names and Complainant's trademark and corresponding goods.
The Respondent is using without permission the Complainant's distinctive trademark in order to get traffic on its websites and to obtain commercial gain from the false impression created for the Internet users with regard to a potential affiliation or connection with the Complainant. This impression is increased by the use of the Complainant's trademark in the content of the website corresponding to the disputed domain names and the nature of the goods and services provided on the corresponding websites, which are identical to those offered by the Complainant.
Paragraph 4(b) of the Policy sets out a nonexclusive list of circumstances that shall be evidence of bad faith registration and use of a domain name.
Paragraph 4(b)(iv) of the Policy provides that the use of a domain name to intentionally attempt "to attract, for commercial gain, Internet users to [the respondent's] website or other on-line location, by creating a likelihood of confusion with the complainant's mark as to the source, sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement of [the respondent's] website or location or of a product or service on [the respondent's] website or location" is evidence of registration and use in bad faith.
Given that the disputed domain names incorporate the Complainant's known trademark and the websites operated under the disputed domain names display the Complainant's trademark indeed in this Panel's view, the Respondent intended to attract Internet users accessing the website corresponding to the disputed domain names who may be confused and believe that they are websites held, controlled by, or somehow affiliated or related to the Complainant, for its commercial gain. In this way, the Respondent is obtaining commercial gain by diverting Internet users searching for the Complainant and, in the same time, is disrupting the business of the Complainant by diverting its potential consumers to websites of its competitors.
Further, the Respondent chose not to participate in these proceedings and has not contested any of the allegations made by the Complainant, and did not provide any evidence whatsoever of any legitimate noncommercial, or fair use of the disputed domain names, without intent for commercial gain to misleadingly divert consumers or tarnish the Complainant's trademark. Such passive attitude of the Respondent can be considered further evidence of bad faith in the present circumstances. See also Telstra Corporation Limited v. Nuclear Marshmallows, WIPO Case No. D2000-0003; Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba v. Shan Computers, WIPO Case No. D2000-0325; Bayerische Motoren Werke AG v. (This Domain is For Sale) Joshuathan Investments, Inc., WIPO Case No. D2002-0787.
The Respondent is using a proxy service in order to conceal its true identity. Such use of a privacy service is not in and of itself an indication of bad faith from the part of the Respondent2, however, in such case, after being notified by the Complainant with regard to its trademark rights, the Respondent changed the registrar with which the disputed domain names are registered and used privacy service to conceal its true identity in a likely attempt to try to delay the legal proceedings against it and to continue to profit from the revenues obtained from the use of the disputed domain names.
In addition, paragraph 4(b)(ii) of the Policy lists the situation when the Respondent has registered the disputed domain name in order to prevent the owner of the trademark from reflecting the mark in a corresponding domain name, provided that the Respondent has engaged in a pattern of such conduct. Paragraph 3.3 of the WIPO Overview 2.0 explains that a pattern of conduct involves multiple UDRP cases with similar fact situations. Here, the Respondent has been involved in several other similar UDRP cases, involving misspellings of third party's trademarks used in connection to link farms, as listed in the Complaint and Section A above.
For all these reasons, the Panel finds that the third element of the Policy is established on the record in these proceedings, and accordingly that the disputed domain names were registered and are being used in bad faith, pursuant to the Policy, paragraph 4(a)(iii).
For the foregoing reasons, in accordance with paragraphs 4(i) of the Policy and 15 of the Rules, the Panel orders that the disputed domain names <teamveiwer.com>, <teamviewe.com>, <teamviewr.com>, <temviewer.com> and <treamviewer.com> be transferred to the Complainant.
Marilena Comanescu
Dated July 17, 2012
1 See paragraph 1.10 of the WIPO Overview of WIPO Panel Views on Selected UDRP Questions, Second Edition ("WIPO Overview 2.0") and cases cited therein.
2 See paragraph 3.9 of the WIPO Overview 2.0 and cases cited therein.

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I'll never stop being disappointed about Elio motors. Such a simple idea. Ruined by legality. There's a possibility that in the next five months my 2 miles commute will turn into a 30 mile commute and if that were the case I would love a car that got 70 mpg with a full warranty. I really feel bad for the people who threw their hard earn cash at this company to reserve a car that will never be made. I was reminded of this today because 4 years ago today I shared a Jalopnik arrival about the Elio on Facebook.
They wasted do much time and energy into getting it legally registered as a car rather than a motorcycle. I think they should have just went into production and told the people in states with a helmet law to either wear one or deal with the rist of getting a ticket. In my home state of Wisconsin it wouldn't have been an issue because we don't have a helmet law anyway. Kind of funny the state will force you to wear a seat belt, but not wear a helmet on a motorcycle.


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using content::ResourceRequestInfo;

TEST(ExtensionWebRequestHelpersTest, TestHideRequestForURL) {
  MessageLoopForIO message_loop;
  TestURLRequestContext context;
  scoped_refptr<ExtensionInfoMap> extension_info_map(new ExtensionInfoMap);
  const char* sensitive_urls[] = {
      "http://clients2.google.com",
      "http://clients22.google.com",
      "https://clients2.google.com",
      "http://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx",
      "https://clients.google.com",
      "https://test.clients.google.com",
      "https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx",
      "http://www.gstatic.com/chrome/extensions/blacklist",
      "https://www.gstatic.com/chrome/extensions/blacklist",
      "notregisteredscheme://www.foobar.com"
  };
  const char* non_sensitive_urls[] = {
      "http://www.google.com/"
  };
  // Check that requests are rejected based on the destination
  for (size_t i = 0; i < arraysize(sensitive_urls); ++i) {
    GURL sensitive_url(sensitive_urls[i]);
    TestURLRequest request(sensitive_url, NULL, &context);
    EXPECT_TRUE(
        WebRequestPermissions::HideRequest(extension_info_map.get(), &request))
        << sensitive_urls[i];
  }
  // Check that requests are accepted if they don't touch sensitive urls.
  for (size_t i = 0; i < arraysize(non_sensitive_urls); ++i) {
    GURL non_sensitive_url(non_sensitive_urls[i]);
    TestURLRequest request(non_sensitive_url, NULL, &context);
    EXPECT_FALSE(
        WebRequestPermissions::HideRequest(extension_info_map.get(), &request))
        << non_sensitive_urls[i];
  }

  // Check protection of requests originating from the frame showing the Chrome
  // WebStore.
  // Normally this request is not protected:
  GURL non_sensitive_url("http://www.google.com/test.js");
  TestURLRequest non_sensitive_request(non_sensitive_url, NULL, &context);
  EXPECT_FALSE(WebRequestPermissions::HideRequest(extension_info_map.get(),
                                                  &non_sensitive_request));
  // If the origin is labeled by the WebStoreAppId, it becomes protected.
  int process_id = 42;
  int site_instance_id = 23;
  int frame_id = 17;
  TestURLRequest sensitive_request(non_sensitive_url, NULL, &context);
  ResourceRequestInfo::AllocateForTesting(&sensitive_request,
      ResourceType::SCRIPT, NULL, process_id, frame_id);
  extension_info_map->RegisterExtensionProcess(extension_misc::kWebStoreAppId,
      process_id, site_instance_id);
  EXPECT_TRUE(WebRequestPermissions::HideRequest(extension_info_map.get(),
                                                 &sensitive_request));
}

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Emilia's passion for global education began during a semester abroad in Granada, Spain and has grown ever since! Her first overseas experience inspired the topic of her undergraduate thesis, which investigated the role of identity development in the relationship between study abroad and global citizenship. After graduating with a B.A. in Psychology from Marymount University, Emilia returned to Europe as an English teacher. She worked across Italy within English immersion summer camps, and later taught with the Spanish Ministry of Education in secondary schools in Zaragoza, Spain. Emilia completed her Ed.M. in Prevention Science and Practice from Harvard University, where she studied cultural adjustment and student development during the study abroad re-entry transition. While pursuing her Masters, Emilia also worked with high school seniors as a college counselor in a Boston charter school. Emilia looks forward to supporting students as they prepare to step outside of their comfort zones and embark on exciting journeys of growth and discovery!
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MSES Student Profile: Lorenzo Hernandez
Sep 2020 | Campus News
This year, the Institute for Sustainability and Energy at Northwestern University (ISEN) welcomed an ambitious and diverse cohort of students for the 10-month Master of Science in Energy and Sustainability (MSES) program. ISEN recently spoke with MSES student Lorenzo Hernandez to learn more about his motivations for pursuing a degree in energy and sustainability.
ISEN: What is your background?
Hernandez: I am originally from Bogota, Colombia. I have spent the majority of my schooling here in the U.S. and graduated Cum Laude with degrees in Economics and International Business from Appalachian State University. I have worked for the last several years in the Logistics and Supply Chain Fields in some of the world's largest organizations in their respective fields.
ISEN: Why are you interested in studying energy and sustainability at Northwestern?
Hernandez: As sustainable energy and resource management become ever more critical and top of mind to global stakeholders, I want to ensure that I have the proper academic background that will enable me to positively collaborate with stakeholders and find sustainable solutions to the challenges global communities face. Northwestern is amongst the most recognized and innovative academic institutions in the world, which makes me confident that by pursuing and attaining a degree in Energy and Sustainability at Northwestern, I will be well prepared to be able to make a positive impact on global communities.
ISEN: What are you most looking forward to about the Master of Science in Energy and Sustainability (MSES) program at Northwestern?
Hernandez: I am most looking forward to listening to and learning from experts and leaders in their respective fields as well as working with my fellow classmates who come from very wide array academic backgrounds. To me this is the most appealing aspect of this program, as I feel I will benefit the most by learning from others with different expertise and backgrounds.
ISEN: What are your career aspirations?
Hernandez: I really want to make a positive impact and help vulnerable global communities that are severely affected by unsustainable business practices as well as climate change. I will be pursuing opportunities in organizations with a global reach and the wherewithal to drive positive and sustainable changes to current operations and policies that provide benefit to as many communities as possible.
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November 21, 2014 November 27, 2014 / Joseph Twist
In the Western view, the success of Muhammad's prophetic mission may be ascribed to social, ideological, or even military, factors. Yet Muslim sources paint a different picture. They emphasize the literary quality of the Qur'an as a decisive factor in the spread of Islam among seventh-century Arabs. They refer to the numerous stories in Muslim literature that recount the overwhelming effect of Qur'an recitation on Muhammad's contemporaries, tales about people spontaneously converting, crying, screaming, falling into ecstasy, fainting, or even dying, while hearing verses from the Qur'an.
For Muslims, […] the aesthetic fascination with the Qur'an is an integral part of their religious tradition. It is this collective reflection on the aesthetics of the text which specifically defines the religious world of Islam. It is not the aesthetic experience as such -this seems to occur during the reception of any sacred texts. Rather it is the rationalization of aesthetic experience, culminating in a distinct theological doctrine of poetics, the i´jaz, based on the inimitability of the Qur'an. This line of reasoning -highly peculiar from a Christian perspective -involves believing in the Qur'an because the language is too perfect to have been composed by man.
Navid Kermani, 'Silent Sirens: The language of Islam and how Osama bin Laden betrays it', The Times Literary Supplement, October 01 2004.
October 17, 2014 October 19, 2014 / Joseph Twist
A poet invites, yes calls for, silence;
because he receives the word,
because he remembers.
Truly grotesque,
but silence belongs to poetry,
ever since there have been dictators.
Because silence
is dictatorship's weapon against the word,
its archenemy.
So we,
in order that our word might outlive dictatorship,
must master both:
our weapon, language,
and the enemy's weapon, silence.
Our language must make visible the graveyard's stillness
that dictatorship has produced;
and our silence must not ignore the screams of those who seek to pierce through this stillness.
This seemingly paradoxical situation forces us
into a hazardous balancing act with no net
into a circus ring, where history is the audience.
If we fall,
we sink into the chasm of oblivion,
accompanied by the audience's jeers;
Lady History always was cruel.
The opening of a speech by SAID, an Iranian-German writer in exile, at a literary symposium entitled 'Language and Dictatorship'
SAID, Dann schreie ich, bis Stille ist (Tübingen: Heliopolis, 1990), p. 71 [translation by Joseph Twist].
Adorno commenting on Arnold Schönberg's A Survivor of Warsaw (1947):
The so-called artistic rendering of the naked physical pain of those who were beaten down with rifle butts contains, however distantly, the possibility that pleasure can be squeezed from it. The morality that forbids art to forget this for a second slides off into the abyss of its opposite. The aesthetic stylistic principle, and even the chorus's solemn prayer, make the unthinkable appear to have had some meaning; it becomes transfigured, something of its horror is removed. By this alone an injustice is done the victims, yet no art that avoided the victims could stand up to the demands of justice.
Theodor W. Adorno, 'Commitment', in Can One Live after Auschwitz: A Philosophical Reader, ed. by Rolf Tiedemann, trans. by Rodney Livingston and others (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2003), pp. 240-58 (p. 252).


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In Feb 2009 I noticed the palladium price was quite depressed, probably due to the general pessimism at the time. That was when I started making for myself the graphs of Historical prices of precious metals, adjusted for inflation. I bought an amount equal to about 1% of the portfolio, at an all-in price of $205.58/ounce.
Today I sold, partly because the current rally was looking a bit frothy, and partly because palladium is at least as much an industrial as a precious metal, and I have little faith that the global recovery is solidly based. My all-in price for the sale was $497.43/ounce, for a gain of 142%.
Two further notes: First, if I ever get interested in the palladium market again, I will probably use the ETF. At the time I bought it was not yet available, and I went with physical metal. But for coins and bars liquidity is low, hassles are considerable, and turnaround costs very high.
The second point worth a comment is that the current palladium market is a great example of a more general principle: when asset prices are going up, great-sounding stories abound, but you had better do your homework to check on them. Many stories are going around right now that palladium is about to be in short supply, as the auto market recovers (the single largest use is in catalytic converters) and the Russians stop selling from their Soviet-era stockpile.
Let's look at just that last point. Goldcore on Seeking Alpha says Russian stockpiles may now be depleted, but gives no source.
Norilsk Nickel, the Russian company that mines essentially all palladium in Russia and a large fraction of world supply, is in a position to know as much or more than anyone else about Russian stockpiles. They have announced a desire to sell their majority stake in Stillwater; hardly a sign that they think a supply squeeze is coming.
The rally did continue; the Johnson Matthey opinion that supply is abundant suggests to me that the rally is mostly speculative.
Since the price is supported by neither fundamentals nor historical norms, I decided it was time to realize profits.


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KJ Williams, Treevon Prater Fail to Qualify Academically for Syracuse Football
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The Orange received some troubling news over the weekend that KJ Williams and Treevon Prater did not qualify academically to enroll at SU this fall.
Williams, a 4-star recruit, was one of Syracuse's highest-ranked commits in quite some time and could have seen the field often as a freshman. Now the Orange faithful will have to wait and see whether the Bethlehem product chooses to go the prep school route or opt for a JUCO school. This is reminiscent of an academic situation involving 2013 commit Corey Cooper just a year ago. Cooper will be a freshman in the fall.
As for Prater, he probably would not have seen the field in his freshman campaign. However, this situation might hurt him more in the long run than other commits. Prater did not play organized football for too long in high school and would have benefited from a year on the bench to get a feel for the team. Like Williams, Prater will also be choosing between prep school and junior college.
Academic issues for recruits are nothing new for the Orange. Ashton Broyld did not qualify academically his freshman year and went to Milford Academy, a prep school for athletes who do not qualify to enroll at their committed schools. Myles Hilliard is another player who had to go to Milford after not having the grades for Syracuse. He, on the other hand, was kicked out and did not join the university. You can also add in Wayne Williams, who opted for ASA College in Brooklyn before enrolling at SU in January.
The list goes on and on. The point is that Williams and Prater have been given a wake up call and know the path they can take from here. The Orange are hoping for both players that it ends with them playing on the field at the Carrier Dome.
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Episode 108 "Sistervention…"
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Episode 106 "For Colored Boys…"
Episode 105 "The Miseducation of the Negro"
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One Vanderbilt (também conhecido como One Vanderbilt Plase) é um arranha-céu localizado na Cidade de Nova York, na esquina da rua 42 com a Avenida Vanderbilt, em Manhattan, no estado de Nova York. Foi proposta pelo empreendedor SL Green Realty como parte do esforço de revitalização de Midtown East. A torre fica ao lado do Grand Central Terminal.

Concluído em 2020, tem 57 andares e 150.000 m² de área construída. O último andar do arranha-céu está a 397 metros de altura e, incluindo a antena, sua torre terá 427 metros de altura, tornando-o no quarto edifício mais alto da cidade após o One World Trade Center, Central Park Tower e 111 West 57th Street.

História

Planejamento
No início da década de 2000, SL Green Realty começou a procurar locais no centro de Manhattan, para construir um novo arranha-céu. Esta necessidade de espaço para escritórios faria parte de uma tendência geral, onde Manhattan teve um incremento de 10%, na área construída para este fim, entre 2000 e 2016. A incorporadora começou a comprar os edifícios do quarteirão delimitado pela Avenida Vanderbilt, Rua 42, Avenida Madison, e pela Rua 43 (conhecida como Terminal urbano).

Como parte da administração do Prefeito Michael Bloomberg, a área em torno do Grand Central Terminal era para ser remodelado, com vários arranha-céus construído no leste de manhattan. Isso implicava no rezoneamento de 73 blocos do bairro diretamente ao redor do terminal. No entanto, os planos de Bloomberg, para um novo distrito de arranha-céus, foram rejeitadas em novembro de 2013, por causa das preocupações de moradores, de ambientalistas e de políticos locais preocupados que o afluxo de trabalhadores de escritório para a área poderia perturbar a qualidade da área. A área foi reclassificada de qualquer maneira, em setembro de 2013. Os planos para o edifício Vanderbilt foram lançados em Maio de 2014. O arranha-céu teria inicialmente 65 andares, e a proposta veio junto de melhorias para a estação Grand Central e de uma praça de 1,300 m² de área entre  Avenida Vanderbilt e as ruas 42ª e 43ª.

Em julho de 2014, houve uma disputa com a Grand Central Terminal referente às propriedades do direito de uso do ar acima da estação, e os advogados do terminal ameaçaram um processo no valor de US$1 bilhão. A ação foi liquidada em agoto de 2016

Em 24 de setembro de 2014, Andrew Penson, proprietário do Grand Central Terminal, fez uma oferta de US$ 400 milhões em troca da construção do One Vanderbilt, proposto como um edifício de 67 andares na altura. O SL Green gastaria US$ 210 milhões para construir melhorias no transporte nas estações de metrô e trens suburbanos abaixo. Penson iria vender 1,3 milhões de pés quadrados de direitos aéreos, que veio com a estação quando ele comprou em 2006. A área do piso, que ele comprou em US$ 61 por 1 pé quadrado (0,093 m²), seria quase 10 vezes mais, a US$ 600 por pé quadrado, para a mesma quantidade de área em setembro de 2014. SL Green rejeitou a oferta como um "golpe publicitário", porque em sua proposta de setembro de 2014 para a cidade, por US $ 400 por metro quadrado, o SL Green queria construir uma torre duas vezes maior que as regras de zonamento permitidas.

Até setembro de 2014, poucos detalhes eram conhecidos sobre a construção. A projeção da data de conclusão em 2020 foi revelado em dezembro de 2014.

Em fevereiro de 2015, Avenida Vanderbilt, entre as ruas 42 e 47, foi reclassificada como Corredor Vanderbilt no texto da emenda de rezoneamento, que permite a requalificação do corredor.

Início da construção

Em 2015, começou a demolição no local do One Vanderbilt, iniciando o processo de construção do arranha-céu. Os prédios que foram demolidos, foram construídas em torno da Grand Central ao mesmo tempo, embora banal, de aparência e sem importância para a função da estação.

O lançamento oficial ocorreu em 18 de outubro de 2016, em um evento com a presença do Prefeito Bill de Blasio, bem como vários executivos da SL Green. Até 2017, a fundação deve ser concluído, com toda a construção prevista para ser aberta em 2020.

Em julho de 2018, o edifício já estava 37% alugado. Os inquilinos incluem:

Hall de entrada- TD Bank

2º andar- Eatery Restaurante

26º andar- DZ Bank

4 andares- Greenberg Traurig

Andares 44, 45, 46 e 67- McDermott

Andares 36, 37 e 38- Grupo Carlyle

Referências

Arranha-céus de escritórios de Manhattan
42nd Street (Manhattan)
Madison Avenue
Midtown Manhattan

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Prof Guy Claxton is Emeritus Professor at the University of Winchester and Visiting Professor of Education at King's College London. He has previously taught and researched at Oxford University, Bristol University and the University of London Institute of Education. Guy is an internationally renowned cognitive scientist.
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I put the bet on Hock Lam's Authentic Beef Noodle as the Singapore's beef noodle champion. This is the best beef noodle I've ever tasted in Singapore. It is Singapore's oldest beef noodle restaurant and has been maintained by the family's four generations since its inception in 1911. There's always long queues at their restaurant in Boat Quay and I saw so many national reviews and award certificates about the goodness of their beef noodle pasted everywhere in the restaurant's wall. I am this restaurant's regular customer since Iris Tan introduced this place to me sometime last year.
Recently both my husband and I tried the beef noodle from the food court in Bishan, but to our disappointment, its taste was very bad. Very plain and traumatic. Therefore, I thought for beef noodle in Singapore, Hock Lam's is still the winner.
Hock Lam's Dry Beef Kway Tiao with Meatballs in Boat Quay.
(Normal size at S$ 5.50).
I was very proud over this fact and purposely dragged my husband to Hock Lam's restaurant near my workplace for lunch last Friday. Amazingly, after the first bite, he gave me a sour face. According to him, Hock Lam's beef noodle is not good. He gave me a bored and unhappy face whilst eating my favorite beef noodle in Singapore and looked like struggling in finishing it.
Showing my favorite Beef Noodle in Singapore off to my husband.
I was terrified and surprised at his response. Then, he said, "This beef noodle is nothing compared to the one in Seremban. You tasted the beef noodle in Malaysia before, right? The one from Pasar Besar (Big Market). What do you think?" I told him that the one from Seremban is good. Both taste equally good. It's just that Singapore has different style in preparing the beef noodle. Both use different type of noodles, sauce mix and part of the beef.
After lunch, he told me that he is so going to take me eat his favorite beef noodle in Malaysia over the weekend.
And he indeed did. On late Sunday morning, he took me to Pasar Besar in Seremban. The place is rather smelly, wet and dirty (you know.. wet market!) but apparently that's where you get the best Beef Noodle in Seremban. The kitchen's hygiene is definitely a far cry from A Grade but people say, just eat. Don't look at the cooking process. So, I just ate. It tasted delicious, anyway.
Seremban Pasar Besar's Dry Beef Noodle with Extra Meat Balls.
(Big size at RM 6).
Tasting the Pasar Besar's Dry Beef Noodle again for the second time.
Actually, after eating the one from Seremban, I have to sadly report that Seremban's style tastes much better (and cheaper) than the one in Singapore. Singapore's beef noodle is rather pale in comparison with Seremban Pasar Besar's beef noodle. I lost to my husband for this beef noodle tasting championship.
But still, in Singapore, only Hock Lam's beef noodle is recommended.
huh, the website for original hock lam is not the one you went to!
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Darcey Lingley: "You have to take the opportunity, otherwise you're never going to break through"
Darcey Lingley is a Senior Hospitality Manager at Formula E - the world's first all-electric single-seater international racing series - and has spent the last few years working at global events and executing strategies to the highest of standards.
When you think of hospitality, you may just think of assisting VIPs during their experience but Darcey's job requires many more aspects than just that: from trackside experiences to offsite gala dinners, after parties and catering functions, the job is demanding, versatile and exciting.
"We're still an up-and-coming championship in comparison to more historic series, in terms of personnel and delivering the events in these city centre locations," she tells Females in Motorsport.
"We operate a facility called 'team and crew catering' which is literally for teams and crew to all come together and eat in one venue during the set-up, running and de-rig of an event, this is part of the DNA of Formula E and vital in creating a familiar atmosphere and bringing everyone together.
"We operate that as nearly its own hospitality product even though it's for all of the crew on the ground, all operations through to commercial and budgeting, pricing, all the doing and all the planning."
Over a three or four day race event period - no matter where they are in the world - they can produce up to 5,000 meal covers alone for the teams and staff. As big as that number may be already, it's only increasing as the all-electric championship grows.
"We're on a steady incline," she says. "The series is just growing at a rate of knots and for VIPs typically around 2,000 [covers] would be our average, but anything between 1,000 and it could even be 5-6,000 in VIP experiences across the event venue."
With Formula E comes many exciting challenges for the hospitality team. Differing to the likes of Formula 1, the race locations predominately take place in city-centres due to its electric-powered DNA. This requires thinking outside the box when delivering experiences as there isn't a panoramic view of the circuit for the guests.
"It's complex in the sense of actually trying to find operational venues that give the guests the quality of the experience and the connection to the racing itself, which is actually quite difficult," she says. "It's about really trying to find that balance of not just finding an amazing museum venue like Musee Rodin in Paris or any of the amazing venues that we've used, but actually trying to still connect it to the racing."
With this additional challenge comes perhaps something that fans wouldn't expect at first: permits to operate in these spectacular locations. These differ from country-to-country and can include local government officials, health authorities and the police.
"Permits are complex, considering residential areas and listed buildings, national monuments," she says."
Despite the difficulties, Darcey has been able to successfully deliver some incredible events at stunning locations.
"Possibly one of the most jaw-dropping clubs that I've delivered was in Bern last year in Switzerland," she says. "We delivered an experience inside a tent that was on an eight metre high platform, which was on top of a bridge that was 30 meters from the river level."
The event is even more spectacular when you discover that Bern as a city is in fact a UNESCO world heritage site which introduced many operational and planning hurdles to overcome.
"Short build time and difficult circumstances," she says. "But the view that we had from that point: the panoramic view of the track itself with coming down the hill and up the hill, the river, the mountains and the backdrop of Bern itself. We had the old city with the cathedral and the clock tower. If you didn't like heights, it wasn't the place for you, but it really was something quite special."
Darcey's career in hospitality began after she completed her A Levels. Just like Kat Farmer - Partner Manager at Williams Racing - Darcey also chose to withdraw her university application and follow a different path.
"I didn't go because I started working at Silverstone when I was 16, just ad hoc, and then I got a full-time job there at 18 and just thought I'm enjoying it, I'm earning a bit of money, it's close to home, let's see if this is really for me," she says. "I worked specifically in catering. I saw loads of huge events: MotoGP, Formula 1 and was involved across various track days, conferences and banqueting events which kept us busy between race meetings."
Once Darcey had gained a few years of experience, she decided to think about where the next steps in her career would take her. She got referred for a job that was advertised at Formula E and Darcey was hired as a catering coordinator.
"It was very quickly realised that after one year in the role we changed our model and decided to use a global caterer so I joined this wider hospitality team, just learning on the job and basically," she says. "I used every opportunity I had. My line manager went on maternity leave and I just seized the moment to actually lead the events myself. It's just kind of carried on, sort of self-taught on the job and obviously just absorbing from everybody around me.
"It's the most amazing thing about Formula E - you're surrounded by so many different types of people and you're meeting so many local teams. It's fairly easy to learn because there's just so much to be able to absorb, which is brilliant."
Although she was nervous about taking those leaps initially, Darcey believes that it's so important to take the opportunities you get offered.
"My first event leading was in Malaysia, back in season two and I was petrified," she says. "The hospitality suites flooded two days before the event because I hadn't ordered the doors to be put on in the right order. That's the thing with opportunity, there's risk with it and you have to be sure."
Another important thing to consider is the network of people you have around you to support you through the twists and turns and this is exactly what Darcey has had throughout her Formula E journey to-date.
"I had a lot of people who came with experience who didn't know what I had to do, but they knew to support me and I had a lot of people who could help have tough conversations with suppliers when I was junior and inexperienced," she says. "You just have to [take the opportunity], because otherwise you're never going to start breaking through, and that's the fortunate thing of whether it's startups or innovative businesses, is that it's about people who are willing to do that.
"That's what Formula E is, it's about being disruptive, it's about innovating and being the new thing, the future and the development. You've just got to take the opportunity where you can and it's the whole don't ask permission, just ask forgiveness situation, but you just got to go for it."
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namespace blink {

namespace {

using CustomElementDefinitionTest = PageTestBase;

class ConstructorFails : public TestCustomElementDefinition {
 public:
  ConstructorFails(const CustomElementDescriptor& descriptor)
      : TestCustomElementDefinition(descriptor) {}
  ConstructorFails(const ConstructorFails&) = delete;
  ConstructorFails& operator=(const ConstructorFails&) = delete;
  ~ConstructorFails() override = default;
  bool RunConstructor(Element&) override { return false; }
};

}  // namespace

TEST_F(CustomElementDefinitionTest, upgrade_clearsReactionQueueOnFailure) {
  Element& element = *CreateElement("a-a").InDocument(&GetDocument());
  EXPECT_EQ(CustomElementState::kUndefined, element.GetCustomElementState())
      << "sanity check: this element should be ready to upgrade";
  {
    CEReactionsScope reactions;
    HeapVector<Member<Command>> commands;
    commands.push_back(MakeGarbageCollected<Unreached>(
        "upgrade failure should clear the reaction queue"));
    CustomElementReactionStack& stack =
        CustomElementReactionStack::From(element.GetDocument().GetAgent());
    reactions.EnqueueToCurrentQueue(
        stack, element,
        *MakeGarbageCollected<TestReaction>(std::move(commands)));
    ConstructorFails definition(CustomElementDescriptor("a-a", "a-a"));
    definition.Upgrade(element);
  }
  EXPECT_EQ(CustomElementState::kFailed, element.GetCustomElementState())
      << "failing to construct should have set the 'failed' element state";
}

TEST_F(CustomElementDefinitionTest,
       upgrade_clearsReactionQueueOnFailure_backupStack) {
  Element& element = *CreateElement("a-a").InDocument(&GetDocument());
  EXPECT_EQ(CustomElementState::kUndefined, element.GetCustomElementState())
      << "sanity check: this element should be ready to upgrade";
  ResetCustomElementReactionStackForTest reset_reaction_stack(
      GetDocument().GetAgent());
  HeapVector<Member<Command>> commands;
  commands.push_back(MakeGarbageCollected<Unreached>(
      "upgrade failure should clear the reaction queue"));
  reset_reaction_stack.Stack().EnqueueToBackupQueue(
      element, *MakeGarbageCollected<TestReaction>(std::move(commands)));
  ConstructorFails definition(CustomElementDescriptor("a-a", "a-a"));
  definition.Upgrade(element);
  EXPECT_EQ(CustomElementState::kFailed, element.GetCustomElementState())
      << "failing to construct should have set the 'failed' element state";
}

}  // namespace blink


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Home #Hwoodtimes Actress Lynn Kaplan in "Witness "
Actress Lynn Kaplan in "Witness "
Jules Lavallee
By Jules Lavallee
Los Angeles, California (The Hollywood Times) 6/13/2021- After raising 2 children, Lynn Kaplan returned to the entertainment world in 2017. She has been in 4 stage productions, the film "The Impact Factor Movie" which will premier in July 2021, and 2 TV series which are currently on Amazon Prime Video including the Honeychild and Porte Richmond as series regulars. In Porte Richmond, she plays Rita Powell, the crazy cat lady neighbor. In Honeychild, she plays Ramona Cleaver, a Temple University Career Counselor. She shares with the Hollywood Times her recent films.
What is it about acting that intrigues you? When did it begin for you?
Acting began for me when I was in grade school. I always liked to sing and begged my mom for voice lessons and instead she enrolled me in ballet class which I did not enjoy. LOL. I was on the stage doing a Hanukah tribute at Webster Elementary school and it evolved from there. I was in the Choir at Fels Junior high under the tutelage of Miss Lamachia. I played a Monkey in a Wizard of Oz rendition at Cherokee Day camp. Once at Northeast High School, I was in the Choir under Mr. Steele as an Alto. I also was the Props Mistress for Fiddler on the Roof in our Senior Year at Northeast. I was cast in a Web Series called The Gray by Bethel Sheppard Bates which can be viewed on YouTube. In this role, I have a very challenging scene which pushed me emotionally to cry in the scene. My role is Lottie and I am playing opposite my best friend, Ronae who happens to be black. Truths are revealed when they are stuck in lockdown during the pandemic and the past comes to haunt both Lottie and Ronae. The challenge was knowing that Lottie performed a racist act when she was a child and she finally tells Ronae the truth about the incident which happened 30 years ago. This scene pushed me emotionally since I could not imagine doing anything racist and it was challenging to take on knowing her truth and the part she played in having Ronae attacked . That scene has helped me to develop more as a dramatic actor to date . In rehearsal, I broke down every time practicing that scene . My evolution has begun to take on more dramatic roles.
I just shot a scene at Disston Elementary School in the thriller "Witness" in which I play a teacher, Mrs Braxton " in which she is introducing herself to the character "Tyler" who is playing the younger "Tyler" by Skylerr Martin. Witness was an original stage play written by Deeva Gordon who adapted it to film . Deeva Gordon is producing and directing this SAG featured film along with Assistant Director Kyson Martin . It is a thriller and there are some tragic circumstances that will play out in the film with a backdrop of numerous Philadelphia locations .
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yd97EAFDQ2s&feature=share
A scene in "Nothing but the Truth" from The Gray.
The next film project I will be in is called "The June Smith Story" playing the role of Sophia being directed by Tee Tunnel Harris.. It is based on a biographical story in which a young mother ends up giving away all of her children when they were born and June's quest to locate her biological mother and the family that she would have been raised amongst. There is an overall happy ending and that is all I can say at the moment . In addition, I am working on Season 2 of the "Gray".
My instagram is @Lynn_Kaplan and feel free to follow me and I will
follow back . I am represented by Peter Coe at Sandcastle
Above is the scene "Nothing but the Truth" from The Gray
Lynn Kaplan
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Can you think of any culinary preparation without using turmeric? This flavorful yellow colored spice is one of the most widely used spices across the globe, at least in Indian cooking. Turmeric is found, mostly in its powdered form, in every Indian kitchen. Such is the taste, flavor and aroma of this bright colored spice that it lends to all foods, particularly curry dishes. Derived from the roots of Curcuma longa plant, turmeric is characterized by a tough brown skin and a deep orange flesh, similar to ginger. It gives off a peppery, warm and bitter flavor, with its fragrance being related to orange and ginger. A native to India, turmeric has been in use for centuries for its excellent healing capabilities. It has gained a place of honor in India's traditional Ayurvedic medicine because of its magical medicinal powers. These amazing benefits have caught the attention of Western scientists and herbalists. Delve into the nutritional advantages of turmeric, used as a treatment for a variety of maladies. Add turmeric into your diet, if you didn't earlier, to extract its maximum nutrients.
Though the exact origin of turmeric is not known, it is believed to be indigenous to south or Southeast Asia, particularly India and Malaysia, where it was cultivated more than 5,000 years ago. Originally used as a dye, turmeric was later employed for culinary and cosmetic purposes. The spice spread from India to China in 700 AD and later to eastern Africa in 800 AD and western Africa in 1200 AD. Gradually, turmeric harvesting spread to the tropics and became an important part of Jamaican cuisine. The Arabs took turmeric to Europe in the 13th century, with its popularity in the Western cultures taking place only in the recent times. Today, India, Indonesia, China, the Philippines, Taiwan, Haiti and Jamaica are the leading commercial cultivators of turmeric, with other producers being Pakistan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, Korea, Sri Lanka, Nepal, East & West Africa, South Pacific Islands and Central America. In India, it is cultivated on extensive levels in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala.
Turmeric has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties which help in inhibiting the inflammation inside the brain, thereby treating and preventing the onset of the neuron-degenerative disease, Alzheimer's.
Turmeric gives rise to apoptosis, a process that triggers the self-destruction and elimination of cancerous cells. As a result, daily consumption of turmeric inhibits the growth of cancerous cells in the colon, prostate, pancreas, lungs and breast.
The spice gains its anti-inflammatory abilities from the active compound, curcumin, which, when used internally or externally, helps in relieving pain associated with arthritis, pancreatitis and inflammatory bowel disease.
Due to the presence of the essential nutrients, turmeric helps in protecting the eyes' health, particularly cataract which can eventually lead to blindness, if not operated.
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WLang has a powerful semantics in terms of concatenation of strings and high-order functions (i.e. functions that take other functions as parameters). Let take the following template as an example:

```
Hello ${who} !
```

The functional semantics of this template is as follows:

```clojure
(fn (concat "Hello", ($ (fn "who")), " !"))
```

That is, the compilation of this template yields a function that concatenates the
string `"Hello"` with the result of the higher-order function `($ )` (that itself takes another function as a parameter, corresponding to the sub-template in its brackets delimited blocks) and then the string `" !"`. Providing a concrete semantics to those high-order functions yields so called WLang _dialects_, as we've seen before.

Having a well-defined semantics allows wlang to properly compile your user-defined dialect and its instantiation engine so as to preserve decent performances. The WLang architecture is a typical compiler chain. This means that, provided some additional coding, you could even define your own language/syntax and reuse the compilation mechanism, provided that you preserve the semantics above.

## Higher-order constructs

A feature that distinguishes WLang from most templating engines is the fact that higher-level constructions are permitted. In addition to tag functions that accept multiple arguments, thus multiple blocks in the source text, those blocks may be complex templates themselves.

For instance, the following behavior is perfectly implementable:

```ruby
HighLevel.render 'Hello *{ ${collection} }{ ${self} }{ and } !',
                 collection: 'whos', whos: [ "you", "wlang", "world" ]
# => "Hello you and wlang and world"
```

An implementation of `HighLevel` might be as follows:

```ruby
class HighLevel < WLang::Dialect

  def join(buf, expr, main, between)
    evaluate(expr).each_with_index do |val,i|
      buf << render(between, val) unless i==0
      buf << render(main, val).strip
    end
  end

  def print(buf, fn)
    buf << evaluate(fn).to_s
  end

  tag '*', :join
  tag '$', :print
end
```

Use at your own risk, though, as it might lead to dialects that are difficult to understand and/or use and present serious injections risks! Otherwise, higher-order constructions provides you with very powerful tools.


On August 7th, the 2018 Blue Knights Drum & Bugle Corps hosted their Annual Awards Banquet at Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis.
After the corps finished up a full day of rehearsal, the members and staff were released to get ready for the evening's plans. Meanwhile the volunteers and cook staff were hard at work to provide a home-cooked meal for the corps that night.
Once the corps finished watching the 2018 slide show and enjoyed a delicious dinner, Mark Arnold, the Executive Director, welcomed all in attendance and thanked the numerous volunteers, drivers, admin, and staff who helped make the season possible. He also thanked the members of the corps for their hard work and dedication for the 2018 production, "The Fall and Rise".
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The guys started the hour talking about what should Jacob Eason do with the signing of Justin Fields, plus John gives the show Falcons Scratch-off lottery tickets for Christmas.
Hour 3: "Dan Quinn + The Bee Gees"
The guys hit the Morning Sports News, talked with Falcons HC Dan Quinn, plus Hugh got to give his take on John Michael's victory song.
Hour 2: "Reggie Bush And A Baseball Bat"
The guys talked about a Saints fan's petition to have Reggie Bush in uniform on Sunday, Bill O'Brien on the hotseat, plus is there trouble in Foxboro?
The guys talked about the Falcons-Saints, College Football's early signing period, plus is Tinder what the Atlanta Singles use to be?
Andy started off the top of the hour by going through our NFL No Huddle. He then went in to our Ask Me Anything segment.
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Andy started off the hour with the College Football Power 5. He then discussed whether or not it should matter how your team wins games.
Hour 2: Evening Montage & What Is Going On With Vic Beasley?
Andy started off the hour by discussing Vic Beasley and what he may be dealing with as a pass rusher. He then went in to the Evening Montage.
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Andy started off the show with our Whats Trending topics, and then he went in to who the Falcons are as a team going forward.


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Q: Custom Image Shear layer in tf.keras Im migrating from Keras's ImageDataGenerators to tf.data and I have issues with reproducing the same augmentation I used to have in generator. While there are regularization layers for Random Zoom, Random Rotation or Random Flip in tf.keras, there is none for Shear transformation.
I am trying to write a custom layer using tf.keras.preprocessing.image.random_shear. I know that some image-related functions do not work with batches (random_shear included), so I use the map_fn:
class Shear(tf.keras.layers.Layer):
    '''
    Define tf.keras.layer which randomly shears the input images.
    The layer is active only during inference
    '''
    def __init__(self, factor = 30, **kwargs):
        '''
        Initialize the Shear layer

        param factor: intensity of transformation in degrees
        '''

        super().__init__(**kwargs)
        self.factor = factor

    def shear(self, image):
        '''
        Randomly shear a single image
        '''

        return tf.keras.preprocessing.image.random_shear(image, self.factor, 0, 1, 2) #channels last

    def call(self, x, training = None):
        '''
        Randomly shear a batch of images
        '''

        if not training:
            return x

        return tf.map_fn(self.shear, x)

The layer itself works: I transformed and visualized some batches with it, and the result is as expected. However, when I connect this layer to model, during training on GPU I get this error:
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/keras/engine/training.py:855 train_function  *
return step_function(self, iterator)
train.py:72 shear  *
  return tf.keras.preprocessing.image.random_shear(image, self.factor, 0, 1, 2)
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/keras_preprocessing/image/affine_transformations.py:115 random_shear  *
x = apply_affine_transform(x, shear=shear, channel_axis=channel_axis,
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/keras_preprocessing/image/affine_transformations.py:327 apply_affine_transform  *
channel_images = [ndimage.interpolation.affine_transform(
    /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/ops.py:520 __iter__
self._disallow_iteration()
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/ops.py:513 _disallow_iteration
 self._disallow_when_autograph_enabled("iterating over `tf.Tensor`")
 /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/framework/ops.py:491 _disallow_when_autograph_enabled
      " indicate you are trying to use an unsupported feature.".format(task))

 OperatorNotAllowedInGraphError: iterating over `tf.Tensor` is not allowed: AutoGraph did convert this function. This might indicate you are trying to use an unsupported feature.

I tried to enable numpy behaviour, but it didn't help. I tried to apply shear transform inside tf.data pipeline, but for some reason I can't map shear function on batches + I'd like to have all preprocessing inside the model as layers. I'd use shear_x/shear_y functions from tfa.image, but they don't have proper filling modes.
I created similar layers with tf.image functions, such as random_jpeg_quality, and they work just fine, but when I use something outside of tf.image, I get errors :(
Will be thankful for any suggestions about resolving this issue
P. S. I use TF 2.5.0

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We have found 2 profiles in 1 state and 2 counties for Randy Theriot including in Lafayette, LA; Iberia, LA.
Summary: Randy James Theriot was arrested in Iberia, Louisiana .He is 6'00 ft. tall, weighs 160 lbs and has brown eyes. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Iberia County Law Enforcement and others with information about this arrest and related court dates can be contacted for updated information on this arrest.
Summary: On October 28, 2014, Lafayette County Law Enforcement arrested 43-year-old Randy Theriot in Lafayette, Louisiana. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Information about upcoming court dates for Theriot may be obtained from one of the following law enforcement or prosecuting agencies: Lafayette County Law Enforcement.