None of those famous people ever had a chance to see the play "Waitress" that opened at the Marcus Center Tuesday night. If they had, they'd realize that baking, at least in this wonderful music, is the highest form of art.
With a transcendent trio of women actors this slice of life (think slice of pie) musical with a book by Jessie Nelson and music and lyrics by Grammy star Sara Bareilles, is as much a testament to a great piece of pie and a cup of coffee as it is to the values of sisterhood that can bind wildly different women together.
This is the story of Jenna (a captivating Desi Oakley), a waitress in Joe's Pie Diner. She is a woman trapped in a marriage she doesn't want and finds her predicament grow even more perilous when she discovers that she is pregnant. She's poor and unskilled and can't see any path that might lead to somewhere…something better.
The other two members of this waitressing trio are Dawn (a perky and unsure Lenne Klingaman) and Becky (the blithe and worldwise Charity Angel Dawson). The two women join arms, both figuratively and literally to keep Jenna warm after the cold front of the pregnancy blizzard that swirls out of her sky.
Early on Jenna sings to her late (an unseen) mother about the satisfactions of baking her pies.
The song begins the process of rounding out Jena into a full-fledged woman, trying to find her joys while trying to minimize her sorrows. It's a treacherous journey, marked by fits and starts, the old one step forward, two steps back.
Those steps take her into the arms of her married and new pediatrician, Dr. Pomatter (Bryan Fenkart). Their affair is deep and passionate until Jenna discovers that the good doctor is married to another woman, also a doctor.
Jenna's journey may well be sad and lonely, but it's populated along the way with some delightful humor.
Ms. Klingaman who has never dated but is now on a dating site gets the laughs off and running on the evening of her first date (which she set up to last five minutes). She both funny and poignant.
I'm not prepared for that.
I'm scared of breaking open.
Who likes the way I am.
Ms. Oakley delivers a magnificent performance, full of sorrow, hope, tantalizing determination, fear and courage all in one evening. She is a graceful comedic actor but also has the kind of presence that brings a glorious gravitas to some moments. She's got a messy life but like so many people, the birth of a child can provide some clarity that strengthens a backbone and clears a hidden path. With Becky and Dawn in the background, Ms. Oakley delivers the moment of the show after catching her first glimpse of her baby.
It's a very moving song and you can hear Ms.Bareilles sings, "Everything Changes," here.
"Waitress" runs through Jan. 7.
Production credits: Director, Diane Paulus; Choreographer, Lorin Latarro; Music Supervision, Nadia DiGiallonardo; Orchestrations, Sara Bareilles & The Waitress Band; Set Design, Scott Pask; Costume Design, Suttirat Anne Larlarb; Lighting Designer Ken Billington; Sound Design Jonathan Deans;: Production Stage Manager, Jovon E. Shuck; Production Photographer, Joan Marcus.


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ST. LOUIS -- Jurickson Profar lined a pinch-hit two-run single with two out in the top of the eighth to put the Rangers ahead, and they held on for a 5-4 victory over the Cardinals on Sunday afternoon at Busch Stadium.
Tommy Pham lined a single to right with two out in the fifth and right fielder Shin-Soo Choo let it get past him for an error. Pham raced to third and was originally called safe despite two strong relay throws from Choo and second baseman Odor. The Rangers challenged the call, and it was overturned for the third out.
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Spencer, Iowa. A young couple drive home. It's late, and Billie isn't sure he's okay to drive, nothing that a few tacos wouldn't fix. Billie gets directions from Trini, but she sends them to a dead end. The car gets really cold, but the air isn't on. Billie tries to get alternative directions, and Trini yells at Janet to get out of the truck. Janet reluctantly does, and Billie tries to follow suite, but the car goes Christine on him, locking him in, and driving off the closed bridge.
Dean devours a cronut, not caring what it really is. Cas has good/bad news. He's discovered River boat gambling, and may have found Cain's location. Dean figures that if Cain knew how to remove the mark he would have. Sam doesn't want to give up hope, Dean wants to spend their energy elsewhere, on a case. He shows them the case of the Iowa Christine.
Sam and Dean head to the college campus to question Janet on the events in the truck, while Dean scopes out all of the hot college girls. Janet was drunk, but not hallucinating. The truck wigged out, the air blasted but wasn't on, and his phone's AI Trini went crazy too. Sam jokes about Dean's behind on technology. Janet explains that Trini is the navigation app that they used. The truck went full Christine. Sam asks if Billie had any enemies. Only his brother Joey, but he died at war. He didn't have anything on him except the truck after Joey died.
Sam and Dean head to the junk yard to take a look at the trunk. The blood splatter is everywhere, and the ghost readings are off the charts on the car. Dean isn't surprised that the brother killed the other over the vehicle. Sam asks if Dean died and he drove Baby if he would come back and kill him. If he stunk up the car with taquitos he would. The boys salt and burn the truck, bye bye spirits.
A pair of roommates cannot believe that finals are right around the corner. One is planning to head off to the library, the other plans to stay in since she's screwing the TA there's no need to study. The one who stays in takes a selfie and posts it. Someone requests a chat, and shes more than happy to chat, until the person calls her a liar. She asks what about and the reply is 810. She logs out, but the 810 isn't done. She turns off the computer, but 810 covers the screen. She tries to get out and away, but the door shuts, and she's strangled by her computer cord.
Another murder, another day on campus, too many pretty girls, and Dean is sure he's not going to make it. The police officer tells them that Julie was found dead by her roommate, Delilah, after an all nighter at the library. There are no suspects, and the door was locked. Delilah has given them her passwords to look into her social media. Both deaths involved machinery, and its not following any patterns they're use to.
Sam and Dean question Delilah. Julie knew Billie, but not his brother. Julie was nice, and popular, and there isn't much to tell.
Dean finds more good food to eat than Sam can stand. Dean digs in, while Sam goes over what he's found on Julie's computer. He tells Dean that he hasn't found much, but he's looking into her deleted files, since nothing is really deleted from the internet. Sam finds the deleted Snapchat that she had deleted from the night before,with the 810 and Liar accusation. Sam finds some address leads, and Dean heads to get togo boxes.
The boys head to the first house on the list. PrincessElsa8, is not a crazed sorority girl, but an 8 year old, so not a likely suspect for killing Julie. She was fast asleep during the Snapchat, so likely a hack job. The boys watch a woman leave her house with a garbage bag. They follow her to the corner, where she picks up all of the flower bouquets, stuffing them into the bag. They ask why she's doing it, the flowers look fairly fresh. She feels like they're taunting her. Her husband died in a car accident there, nine months ago. They were newlyweds who didn't even make it to their first anniversary. Sam asks if she noticed something weird after his death. She seems confused by the question, so Sam drops it. Dean asks if she knows who is leaving the flowers. She isn't sure, a girl from the college she assumes by the greek letters she always wears. The only other description she has is the girl has red hair.
Dean calls to Delilah telling her to call him immediately. Sam finds the car accident, and information on the victim. Andrew Silver's body was burned beyond recognition, and it was thought he died on impact. Dean tries to connect the dots between the dead teacher Andrew, and the two dead and Delilah. There are no bones, since Andrew was cremated. They try to figure out what is tethering him to this world.
Delilah freaks out about the feds calling her, but Kyle seems completely uncaring about it. She thinks that they know, and that maybe its time to come clean. Kyle thinks that its a bad idea, and a coincidence. Delilah worries that its a curse, or karma. Kyle threatens her, that if she doesn't keep quiet she'll have more than a curse to worry about. Delilah leaves in a huff. Kyle gets a booty text. He's very interested. There's a knock at his door, but when he answers it, there's no one there. He gets a call, asking him what time is it? Its 810. The music goes way up, to the point of blowing out his windows and eyeballs.
Delilah is totally freaked after the latest death. Kyle died by decibels. Dean wants to know what happened at 810, since they already knew about the accident. Delilah knows that she will be the next victim. Delilah admits that the accident wasn't an accident. They were all on their phones when their car drifted into oncoming traffic. Andrew's car veered off to avoid theirs, and crashed into a pole. They stopped. Delilah wanted to call for help, but they all sat there watching. A electric wire from the pole Andrew crashed into fell onto his car catching it on fire. Billie speed off. Delilah tried to call for help, but Billie couldn't risk another DUI. Julie and Kyle agreed. Delilah knew that they should have called the cops, that she shouldn't have let them talk her out of the doing the right thing. Sam and Dean salt the room, and prepare a salt circle. They know its a ghost, they just have to figure out how he's traveling. Dean wonders if its via the power lines since Delilah said that's how he died. Sam plans to go back to the crime scene to investigate further while Dean stays to protect Delilah. He grabs his iron crowbar, and sits waiting. Delilah at least is use to staying up late, studying hard and thinking about the guy they killed.
Sam takes a look at the powerlines.
Delilah has been obsessed about someone she's never met. Dean can relate. He's made more mistakes then he can count, ones that haunt him all the time. He copes with whiskey, denial, and trying to make things right. She's got to find forgiveness, to really deal with it. Sam calls and tells Dean that Andrew isn't using the powerlines, but wifi. It makes sense, all the kills had an internet component. Dean has to get Delilah away from wifi and the lawnmower man. Sam has another idea, and heads off to look into it. The room gets cold, and Andrew makes his move. Andrew's burnt and bloodied form is on every screen in Delilah's room. Dean goes about smashing her equipment. He's not sure it's going to work, but he has to try, even smashing their phones. They need to get rid of everything connected to wifi.
Sam knocks on Silver's door. He knows that its an odd thing to bring up, but the wife already knows its about her husband.
Dean gets Delilah out of her room, with computers all over the house. They need to get somewhere without wifi. She leads them down to the basement, the reception sucks down there. Dean salts the windows and the doors. Andrew has no way of jumping via wifi, so he'll have to come directly, or so Dean believes.
The wife opens up to Sam. Her husband started contacting her shortly after his accident online. She thought it was a cruel joke at first, but he knew things that no one else would, inside jokes, the code to their alarm, her obsession with lifetime movies. She knew she had her husband back, even if it is just online. She knew he was a ghost, but she didn't care. He was great, romantic. They were able to stay up and reminisce, then he stated acting strange. He would go radio silent, then he'd start emailing again. He was focused on revenge. Then the kids at the college started dying and she suspected that Andrew has something to do with it. She wasn't sure what to do, its not a story she could go to the cops with, but mostly she didn't want to face the truth. If revenge brought him back, and she tried to stop him then he would go away again, and she didn't want to lose him.
Delilah paces the room, and Dean tries to keep her calm. There's a vibrating coming from the couch. Dean finds it, and its a phone. Andrew suddenly appears, and throws Dean before he can stop him. Andrew begins to strangle Delilah. Dean gets to his feet and takes a swing at Andrew with his crow bar. He tells Andrew that he understands him, that he can't keep going down the path he's on. It'll destroy him, turn him into a monster. Dean texts Sam with a 911. Andrew reappears and manhandles Dean. Andrew's wife Corey facetimes. She pleads with Andrew to stop, to listen to her. She asks him to give up his hollow revenge. It won't bring him back. She should have said it earlier. She tells him that its time for her to let go, for him to do the same. Her words get to Andrew. He releases Dean and she asks him to let go for her, for us, and he does.
The next day, Dean drives Delilah over to the Silver household. She should have done this long ago. Delilah walks up to the door, and Corey invites her in. Andrew wasn't the only one that chose peace. Dean has decided that he will chose peace as well. He just wants to help people. He's going to no longer look for a cure, there may not even be one. He's not giving up, the answer isn't out there, but its with him. He needs to take control, he needs to know where he stands, or he's going to lose his mind. He's going to fight until he can't fight anymore, and when its all done he's going to go out swinging.
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Reinsurer Sava Re Reports EUR 6.6M Loss for 9 Months
Ljubljana, 30 November (STA) - Reinsurer Sava Re reported a loss of EUR 6.6m for the first nine months of the year. It blamed the loss on payouts related to the summer storms.
The group said that it was unable to make up for the higher payouts with financial revenues since financial markets were still frail and returns low.
Investments abroad had generated positive returns and will be the focus in the coming period, the company said in Monday's statement posted on the website of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange.
Gross premiums for the first three quarters stood at EUR 117.8m, an increase of 16.2% on last year. Payouts meanwhile stood at EUR 75.6m, which is 9% less than last year.


Commissioner Joy called the meeting back into regular session at 9:34 a.m.
Commissioner Joy reported that the commissioners have not entered into a telecommuting situation with CFO Roy, at this time. Commissioner Blasi agreed.
Commissioner Brown stated his concern with the burden that is being put on the finance department; it is always stressful this time of year, with end of year closeout. Commissioner Joy will keep abreast of the situation.


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Q: An issue with the NullPointerException Today I had this evaluation question where I had to create two classes: Dress and TestClass.
I finished up those classes but when I tried to run the program I got a NullPointerException message. Here are my classes:
Class Dress:
public class Dress {
    String colors [];
    int sizes [];

    public Dress ( String colors [], int sizes []){
       this.colors = new String [colors.length];
       this.sizes = new int [sizes.length] ;
       this.colors = colors;
       this.sizes = sizes;
    }

    public boolean search (String color){
       for (int i =0; i<colors.length;i++)
           if (colors [i].equals(color))
              return true;
       return false;
    }
    public boolean search (int size){
       for (int i =0; i<sizes.length;i++)
           if (sizes [i] == size)
              return true;
       return false;
    }
}

Class Tests:
public class Tests {
    public static void main (String args []){
       String color[] = {"Pink","Blue","Red"};
       int size[] = {8,9,7};
       Dress d = new Dress (color, size);
       System.out.println(d.search("Pink"));
       System.out.println(d.search(8));
    }
}

A: FYI - it's a bad idea to assign a  mutable reference to a private data member:
this.colors = new String [colors.length];  // The new reference is discarded after reassignment on next line
this.colors = colors;  // The program that passes this reference can modify it; changes will be visible to your class instance.

Anyone who gets ahold of that reference and changes its state will be altering your instance data member as well without regard for its private status.
Here's the right way to do it (just one for clarity):
public Dress(String [] colors) {
    if (colors == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("colors cannot be null");
    this.colors = new String[colors.length];
    // Copy the values from the parameter array into the new, private array.
    System.arraycopy(colors, 0, this.colors, 0, this.colors.length);
}

You should always make defensive copies of private, mutable data.

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Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) in the UAE has announced plans to ban single-use plastic bags in the emirate by next year.
UAE uses 11 billion plastic bags every year. Credit: randy7 from Pixabay.
The plan involves gradually phasing out the use of single-use plastic bags by 2021, as well as encouraging the use of sustainable alternatives and recycling measures.
According to Gulf News, the new policy will be implemented in collaboration with various government and private stakeholders.
It will involve removing 16 most common single-use plastics such as plastic cups, lids, cutlery, straws, stirrers and food containers, which account for the largest share of marine waste.
Additionally, the scheme will introduce a plastic bottle return deposit scheme to remove them from circulation.
EAD secretary-general Dr Shaikha Salem Al Dhaheri said: "The launch of the single-use plastics policy reflects our steadfast commitment towards transitioning to a more sustainable economy that seeks to minimise waste and protect vital ecosystems in our environment.
"By implementing this new policy, Abu Dhabi will be joining more than 127 countries around the world that have already taken measures to ban or limit the use of disposable plastic materials.
"Our policy is aligned with international standards in order to make Abu Dhabi a pioneer in reducing the use of avoidable single-use materials by 2021."
Several local environmental groups have welcomed the move.
Every year, the UAE uses around 11 billion plastic bags, according to a report presented in the World Government Summit in February last year.
The figure equates to 1,184 plastic bags per person per year, significantly higher than the global average of 307.
Recently, the senate of the US state of New Jersey passed a bill banning the use of single-use plastic bags.
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Cloze activities can help build vocabulary and improve reading comprehension.
Cloze, or fill-in-the-blank-in-a-sentence, items allow for almost infinite variety of language-learning activities appropriate for students of all ages and ability levels. The broad applicability of the approach requires careful definition of learning objectives during task construction to maintain focus. For example, when teaching the concept of nouns to young learners using cloze techniques, while different types of nouns should be explored, avoid isolating other parts of speech during the same task to avoid confusion.
When constructing cloze activities for young learners, focus on vocabulary-building as the main objective, choose concrete over abstract and try to think of imaginative multisensory ways for your students to express the answer. Have students, as a tactile example, find and hold up the appropriate flash card to a fill-in-the-blank question written on the whiteboard. Make sure to provide immediate feedback on whether a response is correct.
"Cloze Bingo" is an example of a fun cloze-activity for young learners. Make a list of phrases such as "a blue ball" and "green tables," etc. Create a set of bingo cards with the grids populated by "a blue __" and "green ____" and distribute them to your students. When playing the game, hold up a picture of the object and ask your students to call out what it is. Have your students find the appropriate cloze on their cards to fill in the word.
For upper-elementary and middle-school students, while continuing to build vocabulary, cloze activities can explicitly teach grammatical awareness and how to use context clues. Increasingly abstract concepts are appropriate. Instead of only single correct answers, also allow students to come up with words that fit. With this age group you can also use cloze passage dictation activities to explicitly practice the language skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking in an integrated fashion.
Pair up the students and have them take turns dictating to each other. Give one student a passage to read. Give the other student the same passage, but with cloze deletions. Have the first student read the passage out loud while the other student listens for the missing words. The listener may ask for clarification, but don't allow the speaker to say the target words in isolation or spell them out.
Several variations of this activity adjust the difficulty level, including the length and complexity of the passage, the number and type of words deleted, the distance from speaker to listener, the level of background noise interference from other groups simultaneously engaged in the same task in the same room, whether or not the speaker knows the target words the listener needs, limiting the number of repetitions, etc. The communicative key is the two students actively negotiate with one another to transfer and confirm accurate meaning from speaker to listener.
For secondary and older students, make the understanding of how language is put together to create meaning the primary focus. Use cloze activities to explore how grammar, clue words and other contextual markers all help to shape and inform understanding. For example, create a task using cloze deletions to investigate pronoun chains in a text. Another exercise could focus on the recognition of words associated with the four common types of context clues.
Cloze assessments correlate with other comprehension tests to measure reading ability and are easy to construct, so use them in a formative fashion on an ongoing basis to identify and provide targeted feedback about areas for improvement.
The following simplified example demonstrates a technique that can be applied to more complex language forms. Give your students highlighters. Use different colors to represent the parts of speech. Walk through an example sentence and then have the students highlight the nouns, verb and adjectives with different colors.
"The _ ball bounced to the girl."
Have the students color code the parts of speech they recognize. Ask questions about the sentence. "What part of speech is missing from the sentence? Can you think of a word to fill the blank?"
Matthew Spira has over nine years of experience as an ESL teacher/tutor specializing in bilingual early childhood literacy development. Before teaching, he spent seven years in the call-center industry as a line supervisor, operations manager and workforce planning, forecasting and analysis manager. Spira holds a Bachelor of Arts in literature from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Spira, Matthew. "Ideas for Teaching Comprehension Cloze." Synonym, https://classroom.synonym.com/ideas-teaching-comprehension-cloze-8510398.html. Accessed 22 April 2019.


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'The View's' Whoopi Goldberg, Rosie O'Donnell Slam Ferguson 'Idiot' Prosecutor, Media Coverage (Video)
Goldberg shared her feelings about the County Prosecutor's decision the previous night on the ABC show Tuesday
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On Tuesday, the ladies of ABC's "The View" had strong opinions on the decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson for the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
"I think the town is this big and whoever made the decision was just an idiot," Whoopi Goldberg said regarding St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch opting to announce the decision to not indict Officer Wilson in the evening. "I don't think it was pre-calculated because I sort of feel like if you were concerned about … [if] you were afraid stuff was going to happen, you wouldn't have taken 55 months to make a decision," she added sarcastically.
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Goldberg also brought up President Obama's speech, where he called for calm, even though the images out of Ferguson "might make good TV."
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"At some point I guess the president said, 'I guess this is good TV,' or something about TV," Golberg added. "And when you look, there's a giant fire, this town is this big, where's the ambulance? What the hell was going on there?"
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Rosie O'Donnell then chimed in, noting she wasn't at all surprised by the verdict, but she does take issue with media coverage.
"They didn't show a loop of him [Michael Brown] laying in the street for five hours and being taken away in an SVU — not an ambulance or an EMT," O'Donnell said.
"For four-and-a-half hours that child — dead, laid in the middle of the street. They should show that on a tape for four hours."
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Ashleigh McIvorová (* 15. září 1983 Vancouver) je bývalá kanadská skikrosařka.

Vyhrála mistrovství světa v akrobatickém lyžování 2009, byla druhá na X Games 2010 a v celkové klasifikaci Světového poháru 2009/10. Při olympijské premiéře skikrosu na zimních hrách 2010 na domácí půdě ve Vancouveru získala zlatou medaili.

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Qiangic (Ch'iang, Kyang, Tsiang, Chinese: 羌語支, "Qiang language group"; formerly known as Dzorgaic) is a group of related languages within the Sino-Tibetan language family. They are spoken mainly in Southwest China, including Sichuan, Tibet and Yunnan. Most Qiangic languages are distributed in the prefectures of Ngawa, Garzê, Ya'an and Liangshan in Sichuan with some in Northern Yunnan as well.

Qiangic speakers are variously classified as part of the Qiang, Tibetan, Pumi, Nakhi, and Mongol ethnic groups by the People's Republic of China.

The extinct Tangut language of the Western Xia is considered to be Qiangic by some linguists, including Matisoff (2004). The undeciphered Nam language of China may possibly be related to Qiangic.

Lamo, Larong and Drag-yab, or the Chamdo languages, a group of three closely related Sino-Tibetan languages spoken in Chamdo, Eastern Tibet, may or may not be Qiangic.

Classification

Sun (1983)
Sun Hongkai (1983) proposes two branches, northern and southern:
Northern: Northern Qiang (Máwō), Pumi (Prinmi), Muya (Minyag), Tangut (extinct; attested 1036–1502)
Southern: Southern Qiang (Táopíng).

Sun groups other, poorly described Qiangic languages as:
Ersu (Tosu), Shixing, Namuzi (Namuyi)
Guiqiong (2–3 varieties with low intelligibility)
Zhaba, Queyu.

Matisoff (2004)
Matisoff (2004) states that Jiarongic is an additional branch:
Jiarongic: Gyarung, Lavrung, Horpa (Ergong)

Matisoff (2004) describes Proto-Tibeto-Burman *-a > -i as a typical sound change in many Qiangic languages, and refers to this vowel heightening as "brightening." Yu (2012) also notes that "brightening" is a defining innovation in Proto-Ersuic, the reconstructed ancestor of the Ersuic languages.

Thurgood and La Polla (2003)
Thurgood and La Polla (2003) state that the inclusion of Qiang, Prinmi, and Muya is well supported, but that they do not follow Sun's argument for the inclusion of Tangut. Matisoff (2004), however, claims Tangut demonstrates a clear relationship. The unclassified language Baima may also be Qiangic or may retain a Qiangic substratum after speakers shifted to Tibetan.

Some other lesser-known, unclassified Qiangic peoples and languages include the following:
Bolozi 玻璃哦子/博罗子: 2,000 people; in Xiao Heshui Village 小河水村, west of Songpan; also as far south as Wenchuan Township 汶川乡. Sun Hongkai (2013:80-82) identifies Bolozi 博罗子 as a Northern Qiang variety, belonging to the Cimulin 茨木林 dialect.
Ming 命: 10,000 people; mixed Chinese in Mao County and Wenchuan County, Sichuan
Xiangcheng 乡城: 10,000 people in and around Xiangcheng Township 乡城, Garzê Prefecture

Sun (2001)
Sun Hongkai (2001) groups the Qiangic languages are follows.
Qiangic
Northern
Tangut 西夏
Qiang
Qiang 羌 (Northern and Southern)
Prinmi 普米
Minyak 木雅
rGyalrongic
rGyalrong 嘉绒
Ergong 尔龚
Lavrung 拉乌戎
Southern
Ersu 尔苏
Guiqiong 贵琼
Shixing 史兴
Namuyi 纳木依
Choyo 却隅
nDrapa 扎巴

Jacques & Michaud (2011)
Guillaume Jacques & Alexis Michaud (2011) argue for a Na–Qiangic branch which itself forms a Burmo-Qiangic branch together with Lolo–Burmese. Na–Qiangic comprises three primary branches, which are Ersuish (or Ersuic), Naic (or Naxish), and [core] Qiangic. Similarly, David Bradley (2008) also proposed an Eastern Tibeto-Burman branch that includes Burmic ( Lolo-Burmese) and Qiangic. The position of Guiqiong is not addressed.

Na–Qiangic
Ersuish
Ersu
Lizu
Tosu
Naic
Namuyi
Shixing
Naish
Naxi
Na (Mosuo)
Laze
Qiangic
Queyu
Zhaba (?)
Tangut
Pumi
Northern Pumi
Southern Pumi
Muya
Northern Muya
Southern Muya
Qiang
Northern Qiang
Southern Qiang
rGyalrongic
rGyalrongish
Situ
Japhug
Tshobdun
Zbu
Lavrung
Thugsrjechenmo
Njorogs
Horpa
Rtau
Stodsde

Chirkova (2012)
However, Chirkova (2012) casts doubt on the validity of Qiangic as a coherent branch, instead considering Qiangic to be a diffusion area. She considers the following four languages to be part of four separate Tibeto-Burman branches:

Lizu (Ersu group)
Shixing ("Naic")
Namuzi ("Naic")
Pumi

Both Shixing and Namuzi are both classified as Naic (Naxi) by Jacques & Michaud (2011), but Naic would not be a valid genetic unit in Chirkova's classification scheme since Shixing and Namuzi are considered by Chirkova to not be part of a single branch.

Yu (2012)
Yu (2012:218) notes that Ersuic and Naish languages share some forms that are not found in Lolo-Burmese or "core" Qiangic (Qiang, Prinmi, and Minyak). As a result, "Southern Qiangic" (Ersuic, Namuyi, and Shixing) may be closer to Naish than it is to "core" Qiangic. Together, Southern Qiangic and Naish could form a wider "Naic" group that has links to both Lolo-Burmese to the south and other Qiangic languages to the north.

Obsolete names
Shafer (1955) and other accounts of the Dzorgaic/Ch'iang branch preserve the names Dzorgai, Kortsè, Thochu, Outer/Outside Man-tze, Pingfang from the turn of the century. The first three were Northern Qiang, and Outside Mantse was Southern Qiang.

When Jiarongic is included as a branch of Qiangic, but distinct from the non-Jiarongic languages, the label "Dzorgaic" may be used for Qiang proper.

Hsi-fan (Xifan) is an ethnic name, meaning essentially 'Tibetan'; the people speak Qiangic or Jiarongic languages such as Qiang, Ergong/Horpa, Ersu, Guiqiong, Shixing, Zhaba, Namuyi, Muya/Minyak, and Jiarong, but not Naxi/Moso, Pumi, or Tangut. The term has not been much used since language surveys of the 1980s resulted in sufficient data for classification.

Distribution
Qiangic languages are spoken mainly in western Sichuan and northwestern Yunnan provinces of China. Sun Hongkai (2013) lists the following watersheds (riverine systems) and the respective Qiangic languages spoken there.

Upper Jialing River watershed 嘉陵江上游地区: Baima
Min River watershed 岷江流域: Qiang (including Boluozi 博罗子)
Dadu River watershed 大渡河流域: Guiqiong, Ersu
Yalong River watershed 雅砻江流域: Ergong, Zhaba, Muya, Namuyi
Jinsha River watershed 金沙江流域: Shixing, Pumi

See also
Qiang people
Ngawa Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture#Languages
Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture#Languages

References

Bibliography
Bradley, David (1997). Tibeto-Burman languages and classification. In D. Bradley (Ed.), Papers in South East Asian linguistics: Tibeto-Burman languages of the Himalayas (No. 14, pp. 1–71). Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.
Miyake, Marc. 2015. What is the origin of uvularization in Qiang?
Miyake, Marc. 2012. Nasal codas as clues for the stratification of Chinese loanwords in Ronghong Qiang.
Miyake, Marc. 2011. Danger a-head for the 2 X 2 hypothesis.
Miyake, Marc. 2011. fm-.
Sun, Hongkai (1983). The nationality languages in the six valleys and their language branches. Yunnan Minzuxuebao, 3, 99-273. (Written in Chinese).
Sun Hongkai (Academy of Social Sciences of China Institute of Nationality Studies) (1990). "Languages of the Ethnic Corridor in Western Sichuan" (" (Archive). Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, 13(1), 1-31. English translation by Jackson T.-S. Sun (University of California Berkeley and Academia Sinica).
Sun Hongkai 孙宏开. 2016. Zangmian yuzu Qiang yuzhi yanjiu 藏缅语族羌语支研究. Beijing: China Social Sciences Academy Press 中国社会科学出版社.

External links
 The Qiang Language and Culture Web Site
 Site on Qiangic languages (French and Chinese)

Languages of China


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WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 — One year after the Army failed to meet its annual recruiting goal by the widest margin in two decades, the Pentagon is to announce this week that the ground forces, and the rest of the military, all reached their targets for recruits in 2006.
Weakness remained in filling the reserves, however. The Marine and Air Force Reserves topped 100 percent of their goals, although the Army National Guard hit 99 percent of its target.
For active-duty forces, the Army signed up 80,635 people in the 2006 fiscal year, which ended at midnight on Sept. 30, topping its goal of 80,000. The Navy recruited 36,679, after setting a goal of 36,656. The Marines enlisted 32,337, with a goal of 32,301, and the Air Force recruited 30,889, topping its goal of 30,750.
Cash bonuses are often cited as the primary incentive for recruits, and Pentagon statistics indicate that two-thirds of those who sign up receive bonuses. Mr. Chu noted that successes occurred in a strong economy.
To encourage national service and the choice of a military career, additional recruiters were hired last year. Mr. Chu said the real challenge for the Defense Department was persuading adult "influencers" like parents and school counselors to advocate, or at least support, military service by young Americans.
"If we don't deal with this influencer issue successfully, we will have very difficult challenges ahead of us," he said.
Some efforts to reach recruiting goals brought criticism, especially Army decisions to raise recruits' maximum allowable age and to accept a larger percentage of applicants scoring at the lowest acceptable range on a standardized aptitude examination.
The Army also offered large bonuses to recruits signing up for particularly dangerous assignments, including up to $40,000 for soldiers willing to drive convoy trucks in Iraq.
The active-duty Army recruiting goal of 80,000 was the same target as in 2005, a year in which the service fell short of enlistments for the first time since 1999.
Across the reserve component, the Air Force Reserve recruited 6,989 people, well over its goal of 6,607, and the Marine Corps Reserve topped its goal of 8,024 by signing up 8,056. The Air National Guard reached 97 percent of its goal, signing up 9,138 people, beneath a target of 9,380, and the Navy reserve attracted 9,722 people, just 87 percent of its goal of 11,180.
Officials paid particular attention to the Army National Guard members, who may be mobilized for service in war zones as well as for national emergencies, and for the Army Reserve.
The Army National Guard approached its goal of 70,000 by recruiting 69,042, while the Army Reserve hit 95 percent of its goal, recruiting 34,379 of a goal of 36,032.
The Army, Air Force and Marines exceeded their retention goals, the Pentagon said. Lt. Gen. Robert L. van Antwerp Jr., commander of the Army Accessions Command, responsible for recruiting and initial training, said the Army had "defied the odds" by meeting its active-duty recruiting goals in the 2006 fiscal year as civilian jobs have been more plentiful across the nation.
In an interview at his headquarters at Fort Monroe, Va., General van Antwerp described how the Army hired 1,000 recruiters, swelling their ranks to 6,500. The Army college fund remains a big draw, he added.
The Army has been criticized for raising the allowable age for recruits to 42, from 35. General van Antwerp said no more than 500 new soldiers were in that category.
The Army also raised the limit on the percentage admitted into the service from the lower aptitude ranking, increasing the percentage to the Defense Department limit of 4 percent of recruits from 2 percent.
General van Antwerp said the decision allowed the acceptance of some otherwise qualified recruits whose deficiency was in English-language skills, not mental aptitude.
Some recruits also signed up after the Army waived criminal records that would have previously barred them. The Army said waivers would not be granted in cases of a pattern of offenses, as well as for people convicted of drug trafficking and sexual crimes.
Pentagon personnel officers and Army officials said a continuing focus and new ideas would be needed to meet the recruiting targets.
One idea under consideration is to offer a signing bonus that could be used solely for a down payment on a house, a feature that Army officials say would appeal to parents of potential recruits more than the unrestricted bonuses that new soldiers might spend on items like stereo systems or motorcycles.


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Effect of the oral administration of Lactobacillus brevis subsp. coagulans on interferon-alpha producing capacity in humans
J Am Coll Nutr. 1996 Aug;15(4):408-12. doi: 10.1080/07315724.1996.10718617.
A Kishi 1 , K Uno, Y Matsubara, C Okuda, T Kishida
1 Louis Pasteur Center for Medical Research, Kyoto, Japan.
Objective: This study was designed to determine whether the oral administration of Lactobacillus brevis subsp. coagulans modulates immunological responses in human subjects, and whether there are differences in response between live and heat-treated preparations.
Methods: The effect of the oral administration of Lactobacillus brevis subsp. coagulans (Labre) for 4 weeks on the interferon-alpha (IFN-alpha) producing capacity of apparently healthy subjects was evaluated. Sixty volunteers were divided into five groups for the determination of virus-induced IFN-alpha production in response to various doses of live and to heat-killed Labre. 2-5A synthetase activity was measured to detect trace amounts of IFN production. Routine blood tests were also performed to determine the state of health of the subjects involved in this study and to test any side effects of Labre treatment.
Results: The oral administration of live Labre showed a statistically significant increase in IFN-alpha production at 2 weeks (p < 0.05) and at 4 weeks (p < 0.05) in the group receiving 600 million bacteria/day and at 4 weeks (p < 0.05) in the group receiving 300 million bacteria/day. In particular, IFN-alpha production in those with initially low levels rose significantly when either 300 million or 600 million bacteria/day were ingested. Consumption of heat-killed Labre 300 million bacteria/day did not result in a statistically significant change in IFN-alpha production. The level of 2-5A synthetase activity remained the same in the control and experimental groups.
Conclusions: Oral administration of live Labre significantly increased IFN-alpha production in a dose-dependent manner. Labre intake tended to be most beneficial in subjects with initially low levels of IFN-alpha production. Heat-treated Labre did not elicit a response similar to that of the live bacteria.
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Dose-Response Relationship, Immunologic
Interferon-alpha / biosynthesis*
Lactobacillus* / immunology
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New York Rangers analysis: How good does Martin St. Louis make the Rangers?
The Rangers got better by acquiring Martin St. Louis, but how much better.
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Martin St. Louis will likely skate on a line with fellow speedster Carl Hagelin.
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Martin St. Louis is a New York Ranger. There's no more hemming or hawing: the deal is done. And emotions aside, the New York Rangers just got a lot better.
St. Louis' acquisition means a few things for the Rangers. The first task the 38-year-old winger will be charged with is filling Ryan Callahan's role on the second line alongside Brad Richards and Carl Hagelin. St. Louis and Richards won a Stanley Cup together in Tampa Bay in 2004, and were teammates for six-plus seasons. Richards was a rookie when St. Louis signed with Tampa Bay in 2000. The two have a very good relationship, and from a hockey perspective, St. Louis should fit in well on that second line. His speed, combined with Hagelin's, will open up a lot of ice. It will give Richards more time to operate, and do what he's best at: passing the puck.
Staggering St. Louis and Rick Nash also forces opposing teams to try to match up against the Rangers top two units. At times, the duo of Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi has been split up for this same reason. Put your top two guys out against Nash, and risk a mismatch when St. Louis is out there.
Expect St. Louis to also be on the Rangers top power play unit. He's not a net-front player, and usually operates off the half-wall. The Rangers new top power play unit may looking something like St. Louis, Nash, Richards, Ryan McDonagh, and maybe Chris Kreider to occupy that space above the crease.
This trade catapults the Rangers into the conversation of Stanley Cup contenders. St. Louis is still a top offensive talent in the league, and the expectation is the Rangers will compete for a Stanley Cup right now.
On the penalty kill, the Rangers have a decision to make. Callahan was an instrumental piece to that unit. It's also been a hallmark of consistency for the Rangers, with Callahan at the forefront blocking shots and clogging lanes. The Rangers certainly have a group of forwards remaining capable of killing penalties, like Brian Boyle, Derek Stepan, Nash, Hagelin, and when healthy, Derek Dorsett.
This is clearly a win-now move. St. Louis' offensive contributions dwarf what Callahan is capable of. That's not to diminish what Callahan brought to the Rangers, which is immeasurable, but St. Louis is a far superior offensive player. At age 38, he's also showed no signs of slowing down. If he plays around 100 games for the Rangers over the next season-plus, he'll likely score around 50 goals. With a cap hit of $5.625 million, it's a pretty good return on investment.
But make no mistake: This trade catapults the Rangers into the conversation of Stanley Cup contenders. St. Louis is still a top offensive talent in the league, and the expectation is the Rangers will compete for a Stanley Cup right now. With a group of young forwards on the horizon, St. Louis can most certainly provide the punch up front until one of those players, maybe a J.T. Miller, or a Danny Kristo, is ready to fill in.
Recap: Chytil Can't Do It Alone, Rangers Fall to Leafs 3-2 (OT) But danggit he tried.


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In Northern Ireland, the the arrest of Gerry Adams highlights the tensions between justice and peace.
Lorcan Mullen
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"	…I walked the ice
And saw two soldered in a frozen hole
On top of each other, one's skull capping the other's
Gnawing at him where the neck and head
Are grafted to the sweet fruit of the brain,
Like a famine victim at a loaf of bread."
"…When he had said all this, his eyes rolled
And his teeth, like a dog's teeth clamping round a bone,
Bit into the skull and again took hold."
Heaney, from 'Ugolino'
These are extracts from a Heaney translation of a scene from Dante's 'Inferno'. Dante describes his encounter with Count Ugolino, a treacherous politician doomed to die, by starvation, with his sons and grandsons in a boarded-up tower. Condemned to hell with his murderer Archbishop Roger, Ugolino gnaws the subject of his hate in an act of endless, sorrowing revenge. You may disagree, but I've yet to read a more powerful, suitably gruesome analogy for Northern Ireland's tribal violence, and its intractable, unteachable sources of subjective justification. The almost total diminution of this violence, even by tainted means, should not be taken for granted.
At the time of writing, Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has been released from police custody, pending a report to the public prosecutor. During his detention, he was questioned on his role in the seizure, murder and 'disappearance' of widowed mother of ten Jean McConville. For an account of McConville's tragic life, I can't improve on this LRB article by Susan McKay.
No right-thinking person will be unmoved by McConville's story, or the testimony of her children. No compassionate person will deny their right to seek justice – that is, justice on their terms. This being Northern Ireland, there is a callous however.
Justice – presumably involving the conviction and sentencing of all those involved in McConville's fate – is incompatible with the durability of the peace process in Northern Ireland.
Gerry Adams' descriptions of his role in the conflict have been the source of much mockery and snark. He has consistently denied membership of the Provisional IRA, with much nonsensical dissembling, which no-one seriously believes. Adams was a Belfast PIRA commander during some of its bloodiest years. Since then, he has been a senior, commanding figure in both the PIRA and Sinn Fein. Gerry Adams gradually became an architect of, and a lynchpin of the peace process.
Adams did not take on this role in spite of his controlling, strategic position within the republican struggle. Rather, his position made his role possible and effective.
Under his leadership, which also included current Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, Gerry Kelly and other figures inarguably linked with violence, the broad 'movement' co-ordinated and controlled by the overlapping leaderships of Sinn Fein and the PIRA came, intact, into a durable peace. The negotiations to produce this peace were lengthy and the compromises this movement made to secure the peace were difficult and fundamental. An arbitrary focus on Adams' role in one tragic murder erases this history and this work, which was essential in almost totally ending a dismal cycle of death and destruction that had gone on for decades.
The arrest of Adams is not simply the partial culmination of a relatives-led justice campaign. Policing in the north is complex, to say the least. The 'rule of law', which will be cited, partially and tiresomely, as this story goes on, simply doesn't exist. Quasi-fascist loyalist protesters are 'facilitated'. Extortion and drug-dealing by Loyalist gangs goes more or less unchecked. Republican 'on the runs' – suspects once or possibly sought for pre-peace process crimes – exist in a legal grey area. Active paramilitaries are as likely to be bought off with funded community sector 'projects' as given convictions.
Policing in an era of nominal power-sharing and republican involvement in police accountability is subject to a shady dialectic of anti-police grievance between nationalist and unionist leaders. This dialectic usually resolves into an ambiguity saleable to the main parties' bases, which sows the seeds for the next crisis. If perennial crises dictate the substance of 'politics' in the North, tribal politics (and its formal political machinery) stays secure.
This policing and justice dialectic has become increasingly unstable as the mainstream unionist parties embrace a resurgent revanchist strain in their communities.* The failure of unionist leaders to contend with their base's increasing, implicit nostalgia for the ethnic domination and discrimination of the past has reduced their own scope for ambiguous deals and understandings. For a party sharing power with Sinn Fein, and party to discussions involving its violence-complicit leaders since the start of the peace process, their pious declamations and resultant acts of brinkmanship are ridiculous. The DUP has been content to sow ethnic hatred and extremism throughout its existence, effectively outsourcing the violence to other community actors**. For the smaller, more establishment UUP, violence was mediated through the state, indigenous or imperial. This shared deniability allows unionism's leaders room for histrionics over their take on the 'rule of law'.
An additional complicating factor is the existence of an unrepentant sediment of the old RUC within the PSNI, the so-called 'dark forces' recently cited by Martin McGuinness and others. Regardless of Sinn Fein's mandate as the largest nationalist party, or its compromises within power-sharing, the political agency of security personnel inherited from de-facto unionist paramilitaries is doubtless at work behind Adams' arrest. Trends in unionism, combined with feeble-minded conservative governments in Dublin and London, would give these elements the political cover for a late suppression of Sinn Fein, just before an election.
Political predictions are foolish, especially in Northern Ireland, with its unique opacities and complexities. Still, whatever happens, it is difficult to see how Adams's arrest will not precipitate a power-sharing crisis.
Sinn Fein cannot long tolerate the one-sided unpicking of the understandings underpinning the peace process. Adams is no more or less guilty of orchestrating killings than the entire old guard of Sinn Fein. If their leader is facing arrest and more in 2014, what position are the rest in? They will have noted Tory Secretary of State Theresa Villiers' intent to 'focus on the violence of paramilitaries' while downplaying the importance of the most squalid acts of the state. In deciding on their response, Sinn Fein's fear of Tory direct rule in the event of a collapse in power-sharing, along with fear of risking their new mass party status in the Republic, will vie with fears over combined co-option and suppression.
Meanwhile, the revanchist unionist and state elements I have described will be emboldened. A decision to not charge Adams will simply create a unionist-centric power-sharing crisis. Charging and prosecution will lead to uncontrollable calls for further arrests, of figures like McGuinness and Gerry Kelly. Unionism will see this as a golden opportunity to marginalise and humiliate Sinn Fein. If they must share power, they would much prefer the tame and witless SDLP for their nationalist partner. Incidentally, every one of these scenarios vindicates and emboldens the small but growing rump of dissident republicans opposed to Sinn Fein and the peace process. On both sides, the act of the arrest has set in motion a number of possible scenarios that can quickly escalate beyond the yoke of formal politics.
Jean McConville's execution is haunting and terrible. Regrettably, justice on the terms of her relatives does not seem to be compatible with the safe, continued operation of the peace process. That's the tormenting irony: all signs point to the righteous cause of this victim endangering the means by which the gruesome flow of victims was largely staunched.
* I've described the 'flag protests' in my last piece for this site. This piece also goes into more detail on Sinn Fein and Adams's contemporary flaws.
**Apart from this episode.
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Michael Rains Interview by Beverly Barela.
Michael Rains, Atwater Police Chief Sam Joseph's attorney, spoke to the Times about the situation his client is in and sympathized with the disservice to the citizens of Atwater.
Eight months after being placed on paid administrative leave by former Atwater interim city manager Art de Werk, Joseph's employment status has yet to be resolved. Joseph earned a Master's degree, graduated from the FBI National Academy and ran the department from 2013 through Jan. 22, 2018 as lieutenant, interim police chief and then permanent police chief. There was a 20% decrease in violent crime and overall crime in Atwater during his last three years on the job.
Rains said the most sensible and cost-effective solution is mediation, but if the City doesn't agree and fires his client, he is prepared to go into full battle mode.
City Attorney Douglas White of Churchwell White, who was solicited by Council members Cindy Vierra, Paul Creighton and Brian Raymond and recommended by de Werk without the prior knowledge of the other two Council members (Mayor Jim Price and Mayor Pro Tem Jim Vineyard), has continued de Werk's investigations of Joseph, even after de Werk, who was being investigated himself, resigned and fled Atwater. White's efforts include bringing in attorney/investigators with whom his firm is affiliated. White, whose firm has billed the City about $400,000 for city attorney services in the past six months, has divulged the total cost to the City of the Sam Joseph investigations is $50,000.
During the interview, Rains vowed he will find a way to get de Werk's POST-level background investigation report, which is being withheld from the taxpayers, in whatever state of completion it is in. He explained how the 3 to 2 Council dynamic perpetuates the inertia that keeps the chief out of his position, and also how the City Attorney is not advising his clients, the city administrators, what would be in keeping with the best interests of the citizens.
He said he would prefer a less costly resolution in the way of mediation which would be more fair to the taxpayers and to his client's pocketbook.
Mike Rains said, "I actually am a former police officer myself and served in the Santa Monica Police Department in the 1970's. I got my law degree when I was working at the police department, and I left in 1980 and began practicing law. From the outset, I began representing police officers in disciplinary matters and criminal and civil cases.
"For the last 30 years, I have taught classes certified by POST on Internal Affairs Investigations, so I certainly am familiar with, and much up on, what the law requires in terms of fair and objective investigations of police officers when they are accused of wrongdoing.
Rains, who in 1999 founded the Pleasant Hill firm of Rains Lucia Stern, PC, is highly regarded for winning the acquittal of the "Corcoran 8″, successfully defending the "Oakland Riders" and the case of former BART officer Johannes Mehserle, who was accused of murder by the Alameda County District Attorney, and representing baseball player Barry Bonds, who was ultimately exonerated by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals with respect to perjury allegations.
Rains continued, "After being involved in this case, and after 38 years of dealing with hundreds of municipalities in California because my office represents clients from Oregon to the Mexican border, I can't think of a single municipality I've seen in the last 38 years that is as dysfunctional as the City of Atwater. It's mind boggling.
"The citizens of the city whose needs are not being served have every right in the world to be angry about what's happening because they are the ones whose interests are being sacrificed here. From a financial standpoint, the city has spent a lot of money on a lot of goose chases, and one goose chase is to find some basis for Chief Joseph's initial removal, or placement on administrative leave, by Art de Werk in January. That was unsupported then by any basis at all, premised on a lie that the Association had taken a no confidence vote, which was false.
"That lie was the very basis of what's happened since, and then of course bringing in a law firm that by all accounts, rather than advising the Council on prudent steps to take in the interests of the citizens, seems to be serving the majority of the Council members who are apparently fixated on getting rid of Sam.
"And that's a disservice to the citizens. A law firm has an obligation to its clients to tell them what is the right thing to do, and that's what this law firm should have been telling this majority of three on the Council who have their own agenda. But this attorney is apparently thinking 'They're paying me a lot of money', and is covering up what they're doing.
Rains said, adamantly, "I sat next to Sam when he was interviewed by the attorney brought in by Churchwell White in the investigation, so I know the topics and the questions and answers by Sam and I know what evidence has been gathered in the investigation, and I can tell you there is no smoking gun and there is nothing here that arguably justifies any kind of discipline at all, nor his removal as chief, nor his demotion to lieutenant if the Council insists on doing that, which if so, will not be on the basis of any facts or law. The problem the city is going to have here is proof, and I hope that Vida Thomas, the lawyer brought in by Churchwell White to do the investigation – – my sincere hope – – is that before she submits her final report, she looks in the mirror and says to herself, 'I can't just be trying to ingratiate myself to the Council majority, knowing what they want me to say.' "I've talked to Vida, and she seemed to me to be a decent person, and I hope she will objectively investigate the case and report on it. And if she does, I'm confident that there will be no basis to do anything but bring Sam back to work.
The final say on whether Joseph is fired will depend on Lori Waterman, who was promoted in March from grants writer to Deputy City Manager and given a substantial raise in accordance with the financial solvency plan introduced by de Werk. Waterman replaced de Werk as interim city manager in April and then was promoted to permanent City Manager by the split Council in August, over the objections of Price, Vineyard, and several citizens who spoke in opposition to the decision before the vote. The educational requirements for the position were waived so that Waterman could hold the top job with an AA degree.
"It hasn't worked [to change anything] because of the 3 to 2, and it's a sign of dysfunction in this Council.
"The other factor is there's just no factual basis for the city to conclude that Sam Joseph committed any misconduct.
City Manager Waterman could reinstate him.
"If they conclude otherwise, then, as they know, I will, on behalf of Sam, file an appeal from any action they take against him. I will request an appeal hearing on his behalf, and I will ask that that hearing be public so the public can see the evidence and hear the response and watch the circus if they want to make it that.
"I don't want to make it that because the appeals in these cases can go on for days and be quite contentious and get downright ugly. But the problem is not that it can get ugly, but the issue is what's the cost. First of all, it's a cost to my client that he shouldn't have to undertake, and it's a cost to the taxpayers because I envision a hearing would easily cost the city $200,000.
Rains said, somberly, "I've talked to Sam about this, and of course, I have an idea that I think is a good idea, and I think it would be in the best interests of the citizens, and I think the best thing to do in a case like this (and I've done it before when representing government officials of all sorts) is, if we have an investigation, the city and I should agree on the selection of an individual to serve as a mediator. The mediator would have access to any investigation reports and conclusions, and the mediator would hopefully be able to mediate a resolution to this horrible mess, and it could be done relatively inexpensively in comparison to what a hearing would cost. The goal is to bring stability back to the city, and I hope it can be resolved fairly quickly.
"And we would have someone who had no axe to grind, and would simply look at the facts, understand the law, and say to the city, this is what you should do, or say to Sam Joseph, this is what you should do.
"I think it makes economic sense to bring in someone fair, objective, smart and talented in bringing parties together to solve problems. I think that would be the best thing to have happen, but I'm fully prepared to do battle and come down there and do hearings before the public on whatever they want to allege.
Rains stated emphatically, "I am at the point in my career where I can pick and choose my clients, and so I met Sam for the first time and talked to him for quite a while. This is a guy whose heart is in the right place, his mind is in the right place, and this is a guy who would have opportunities in other cities. I know that, and he knows that. Atwater is where he is and has roots and where he wants to be, and here we are.
"I talk to chiefs groups all the time. Atwater doesn't pay top price and premium pay rates and I know sometimes for chiefs, they are struggling to get quality personnel in police officers because they can't pay top dollar, and it's tough for small agencies like Atwater that have limited tax dollars. It's hard for them to get top officers, and I've talked about this with Sam that maybe from a practical standpoint, it would be better to be a police chief somewhere else, but he wants to see this through. His attitude is he loves this place.
"I've been in touch with the county police chief's group, and he is held in high esteem there. That doesn't always happen – – for example, if they think someone does not have the qualifications to lead. But they support him, and they like him. If there was something wrong with Sam, you would see opposition, and you don't.
"I was impressed with Sam. I know a lot of law enforcement folks and a lot of them, I don't want to represent. Also, I know because I have a lot of friends who are current and past FBI agents and I know something about the FBI National Academy and the demands placed on the students and the high standards they have to have to graduate, and the students have to exhibit the kind of conduct the FBI wants chiefs to have. This isn't easy stuff. It's tough academically, and it's tough physically, and this is a guy who really has some skill and some great ability. I know the rigors of that place and anybody who gets through it is a pretty good person.
"They have some explaining to do. Why has Doug White continuously denied the people the right to find out what the investigation discovered? They should already know what the investigator found. They should know how much money Mr. White claims to have been billed in connection with the de Werk investigation as well. But the City Attorney is lining his own pockets.
Times' Question: Doug White told me in an interview there is a partial report, but he said it couldn't be produced because it would be like producing a partial police report.
He explained, "You can work all sorts of interesting stories around the word 'report'. A report may well be a draft report that gets updated when there are new interviews and is an ongoing document that gets updated as you gather more information. But if you want to play the name game, you can say until I sign off, there is not a report. There really is a report. It's sitting right there. It's not a completed report, but it is a report.
"Apparently, Doug White conceded there's notes of information gathered, and there's also an investigator who did all that work who will, in a litigation setting, probably end up getting deposed. He will have to testify what it is about de Werk that resulted in him running out of town in the middle of the night.
"A partial report means the parties would have to speculate on the outcome or follow up on what information had been developed by contacting additional people. All the work [investigation firm] Freeman did was billed to the city of Atwater, the taxpayers paid for it, and that information should be shared.
"I'm sure the Council majority doesn't want the public to see what was uncovered, so the city attorney is doing their bidding by finding ways to make sure it's not disclosed.
The Times was informed by anonymous sources that five Atwater Police Department staff members have recently filed claims of hostile work environment against the current management, led by Interim Police Chief Drew Bessinger, and that several officers who were waiting to see if Chief Joseph would be reinstated have either resigned or are retiring because too much time has elapsed without a resolution.
On Sept. 10, the Times asked both Bessinger and City Manager Lori Waterman to answer as to whether these things are true. They did not respond.


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Ambati Rayudu Names Team India's Best Captain Till Date & You Will Agree With Him
Ambati Rayudu, the veteran Indian cricketer who was a part of the IPL team Chennai Super Kings till the IPL 2021 still hopes to be a part of the Chennai franchise in the future despite not being retained by CSK ahead of the mega-auction.
Recently, Ambati Rayudu answered some questions in an email interaction regarding his hopes for the future and name of the best skipper that India has ever had according to him. He states that he is working on his fitness and though he has had no formal communication with the management of the franchise, he really hopes that he gets bought by the franchise as he wants to play for the next cycle which is of three years. Ambati Rayudu has been associated with CSK since 2018 and he has been a part of two IPL winning CSK teams.
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In fact in his opinion, the best skipper that India has ever had is Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Ambati Rayudu says that MS Dhoni has such an impact that he got the best out of him and everyone else as well because of which he is the best captain that the Indian cricket team has ever had.
Talking about the disappointing phase of his cricketing career, Ambati Rayudu said that not getting selected in the Indian squad for the 2019 ICC World Cup was heart-breaking for him and his comeback from that phase is dedicated to the Chennai franchise because they helped and supported him to get over from that.
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The Indian cricketer Vijay Shankar was preferred over Ambati Rayudu and when the chief selector was questioned about it, he stated that Vijay Shankar has been chosen because he is a three-dimensional player. Ambati Rayudu started a controversy when he made a tweet in which he wrote that he had bought new 3D glasses for watching the World Cup matches.
Ambati Rayudu also announced his retirement from all forms of crickets after this episode but later on when few people from the cricket fraternity talked to him, he decided to take back his decision of retirement.
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Nancy! I think you ran right by me on Sunday in the north end of Central Park. I was volunteering for the NYC Triathlon (which I will be doing next year) and I thought I saw you fly by me. I thought it was you but couldn't really tell because you were so quick. But I do remember you were wearing red or orange. Your story and pix above confirm it was you.
Great job with all the training. Keep it up and good luck in the tri and marathon! I'll be on the queens side of the 59th st bridge cheering you on!
Haha, yes that was me! Thank you for saying I was "flying", LOL. I'm thinking about the lottery for next year's NYC Tri, but the swim in the Hudson is holding me back. I will def look for you at the marathon, Mike!
Yes you were FLYING by me!! 🙂 The Flash has nothing on you!
Come on swimming in the Hudson will be lovely and the salt water will be delicious!
I'm so sorry for the late reply! Between the last tri and school starting I haven't even logged into this blog (bad blogger! bad!) I love Steve's! Perhaps a Saturday or Sunday morning? Email me at NancyHBarlow (at) gmail (dot) com.
Great recap! You are doing awesome! And Wicked is my favorite musical to see…I've gone three times and could see it again today. I enjoyed the fact that you ended this post with lyrics from "Defying Gravity". Keep up the good work!