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Free users must dump Zoom
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June 9, 2020 2 min read
Zoom has admitted that there is to be no privacy for free accounts.
Zoom has admitted that it will not lock down further privacy measures like end-to-end encryption for free accounts. It appears the 'freemium' holiday is over.
Zoom was an unholy agglomerate/rip-off of all the video conferencing tools wrapped in a trendy name. It hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons during COVID-19 lockup. Analysts called it rubbish, buggy, poorly written and insecure software. So much so that several major world governments, military, enterprise, and education banned its use.
Well, Zoom has now admitted that free users are not secure. They won't get encrypted end-to-end video calls – after promising same. Instead, you use it at your own risk. The company must focus on fixing the secular mess it created by poor coding and too rapid development. Its users – free or paid – were the Guinea pigs.
According to Engadget Zoom CEO Eric Yuan has confirmed it.
The move has stirred a lot of controversies. Not the least because Yuan gave the impression that it is to keep on-side with authorities and law enforcement.
Yuan said, "Free users, for sure, we don't want to give that [end-to-end encryption]. Because we also want to work it together with FBI and local law enforcement, in case some people use it for bad purpose."
Some have subsequently accused Zoom of "kowtowing to the police."
Zoom must walk the fine line between hard privacy-harm/safety-harm/abuse and free user privacy rights. To be fair if something is free, the product is you.
Zoom faces the same issues as any free software provider – it makes software, but it cannot control its use. At least paid users can be verified, tracked and accounted for. Zoom is now the go-to for nefarious video activities.
Why? Zoom is unable to allocate resources to stop fake users with fake email accounts abusing the system. Just as Tik Tok, WeChat and many more have found.
Zoom has issued some clarification after its presidents' unfortunate choice of words.
Zoom does not proactively monitor meeting content. We do not share information with law enforcement except in the circumstances like child sex abuse. We do not have backdoors where participants can enter meetings without being visible to others. None of this will change.
Zoom's end-to-end encryption plan balances the privacy of its users with the safety of vulnerable groups, including children and potential victims of hate crimes. We plan to provide end-to-end encryption to users for whom we can verify identity, thereby limiting harm to these vulnerable groups. Free users sign up with an email address, which does not provide enough information to verify identity.
The current decision by Zoom's management is to offer end-to-end encryption to business and enterprise tiers.
Zoom has engaged with child safety advocates, civil liberties organizations, encryption experts, and law enforcement to incorporate their feedback into our plan.
GadgetGuy's take – As we have warned on many occasions it is not for the free users
Our recommendations remain
Google Meet is free and secure for personal and social use
Microsoft Teams for corporate group meetings and collaboration
Cisco WebEx for broader audience broadcast meetings
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1. Setting a few design principles – we'll call them values or guiding principles. This should ideally do 2 things – state your overall priorities and commit to a few habits/systems you'd like to have. For example, overall priorities in my case are self-care, framily-care (framily = close friends and family), work-care, and world-care. A few habits/systems I'd like to have are sleep 8 hours, eat healthy, exercise, read, and catch up regularly with framily.
2. Create the design constraints – These habits/systems should now give you design constraints. For examples, my systems take away 8 hours every night, 30-40 mins during the day around exercise, another 30 mins reading, etc. They also set boundaries on what the ideal work day would be. Once I have this down, I do a quick check to make sure if my schedule is in alignment with my principles.
– The career project – present and future. Think of the career project as having 2 parts. The first part is the present – this is all the stuff you do every day to be employable and earn your keep. The second part should be thinking about and working toward your future. This need not be more than a few hours per week. But, it matters that you think of it and work toward it.
All this will need to be applied to your context, of course. If you are pursuing a career in research, for example, you may not need to spend time working on your "future" as that is what you do as part of your job. But, for the many who fight fires on a daily basis, having a future component is critical. My learning from attempting side projects over the years is that these side learning projects help you learn and grow in ways you will never imagine. But, after having attempted one too many, I have come to realize that Cal is spot on – focus your energy on your career project and ONE central learning project.
Once you design these, it'll be interesting to see where they all have overlap. For example, if you are hugely passionate about not-for-profits and social impact, maybe you'll design your learning project as running a not-for-profit on the side and make sure you do plenty of daily reading on the topic. These overlaps/"synergies" will develop over time. Another example – if you care about spending time with framily, maybe a couple of your exercise slots will involve playing games with them. The possibilities are endless.
Designing your life is a very personal experience. There is never going to be a "right" way to do it. If you are sharing your life with a partner, it makes sense to be as coordinated as possible. In that sense, there may be a few "right" constraints. But, beyond that, it is your life to design. What matters most is that we're intentional about it and that we iterate our way into a design that works.
I really enjoyed this post. It aligns with the one thing way of life I am designing. Thanks Rohan!


I am working on getting the course, Orientation for Work and Personal Ethics for Tribal Workers up on the web and I am very frustrated by how well it is going.
That probably sounds strange, so let me explain. My frustration is that this is something I would really like to share with everyone who is interested, BUT, Erich and I have to pay our bills, feed our kids (well, I do, his kids are grown). My point is, we can't give away our work for free but I want to !
Here is a short example from the beginning the section, "Your Family"
"Several years ago, I was an "Even Start" Director. The Even Start Program helps families in the following areas: early childhood education, adult literacy, parenting education, and interactive parent and child literacy activities. As the director, I was responsible for orientation of families into the program. I started with the premise that all parents love their children. Following this premise, I said most parents will not continue to act in a harmful manner if they TRULY understand how their behavior and/or lifestyle is harming their children. After all, I reasoned, what parent would deliberately harm their child? For example, if I could show parents the negative impacts sleeping until noon could have on their children, I figured they would change. Right? Next, is the orientation I did with Even Start parents:.... "
So ... now you know my goal for the next year, trying to find a way to make our ethics training accessible to as many people as possible.
I can think of examples on two different reservations. Both of these individuals tried to take a stand against unethical behavior, enforce policies and procedures. In one instance, a tribal judge stood up against attempts by the tribal council to interfere in court cases. In the other, a school administrator tried to enforce policies and procedures. Teachers who came late or were unprepared for their classes were reprimanded. Students who skipped class and swore at their teachers were warned and then suspended. Both of these people ended up losing their jobs. There were no accusations against them of being incompetent or unethical. Simply, people went to the tribal council or others over their heads and complained that they had lost a court case, been fired or their child been suspended. When the time came for renewal of these two individuals' contracts, they were out of a job.
I had not worked on that course in over a year and had not given this story much thought until I came across it today. The first time I read it, it was merely a story.
Well, a few weeks ago, I resigned as a board president. There had been no accusations of me being incompetent or unethical. Simply, a number of people wanted positions for which I did not believe they were qualified and I refused to appoint them to those positions or give them promotions I truly did not believe they deserved. When people threatened and attempted to bully me, I refused to back down. Our versions of "Joe the Tribal Worker" and "John the Board Member" made deals with enough people to have me removed as president. Rather than agree to work with them, I resigned.
So, is the moral of the story here that ethics doesn't pay? No, I think that the moral is, as the title of that section of the Introductory course states it is a myth that there is "nothing to" ethical change.
I had a great many well-wishers call or email and tell me what a great job I had done as board president and how disgusted they were with the actions of "Joe" and his comrades. I also had several call to "cheer me up". While I appreciated their efforts, the truth is, I did not need any cheering up at all.
I know that I acted as ethically as I could throughout the situation. Some people suggested that I could have compromised more and kept the position. This is true and it was my decision NOT to compromise. Those people who argued that I did the wrong thing, that I let down the organization by refusing to compromise my principles so I could stay "in power", I respectfully disagree. I think those kinds of arguments, although they may be truly well-meaning, are how people justify unethical behavior.
"Lying and stealing is wrong. It isn't that complicated."
Promoting people who are unqualified is wrong. Putting people in positions they did not earn over other people who DO have the qualifications is wrong.
My choice was to be president of a board the majority of whose members were dishonest, self-serving and cowardly or to walk away.


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Solomon Islands endorses West Papua observer status in MSG
United Liberation Movement for West Papua has acknowledged has welcomed Solomon Islands Government's decision to endorse West Papua's observer status of the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG).
The decision comes as MSG leaders are preparing to meet in Honiara next week.
Secretary General of the Movement Octovianus Mote, Prime Minister, Manasseh Sogavare, and his Cabinet, in exercising its decision making mandate on behalf of the people of Solomon Islands.
He says Solomon Islands has paved the path to bring West Papua back to the Melanesian family and this is a courageous decision.
The General Secretary also thanked the Governments of Vanuatu and FLNKS (Kanaky) for their long term support for West Papua as well as the solidarity movements in Fiji and Papua New Guinea, and continues to appeal to both governments.

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Milky Way Meets Indonesian Volcanoes In Stunning Time-Lapse Video
In the world of photography, the name Justin Ng is steadily rising and becoming recognized as an award-winning photographer based in Singapore. Starting out as a self-taught photographer in September 2010, Justin Ng has garnered his photographic experience from a diverse range of subjects, events and locations eventually earning recognition and publication in world-famous media sources like the BBC, CNN, National Geographic, Yahoo!, Space.com, EarthSky, UniverseToday and just to name afew. Justin is currently a writer/content contributor at Space.com.
Among his many claims to fame, Justin Ng can be considered highly famous because of his astounding astrophotographs that have found their way into the most notable publications. It was during most of 2013 when his astrophotographs landed in National Geographic, like his photos of the Milky Way in Mount Bromo and his photo of the Eta Aquarid Meteor became one of National Geographic Editors' Favorites. His photo of 3 native Indonesians under the Milky Way galaxy which was published in National Geographic was ranked No. 2 among more than 1.4 million photos. His "Yi Peng Lantern Festival" photo was also featured in the same magazine as well as in the New York Daiy News, Huffington Post, Time Magazine, The Guardian, The Washington Post and other news media.
In 2012, Justin Ng expanded his bag of tricks and moved up a level into Timelapse Photography. His most famous Timelapse video, the Mount Bromo Timelapse movie, was featured in both EarthSky's and Space.com's Facebook page and website, several times. The actual story of the video was featured in WorldNews.com, Mashable, Mother Nature Network and other related online sites. In fact, this video won the Grand Prize in the World Photography Awards (Timelapse category) and PDN Photo Annual Winner of the Year on April 2013.
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Universities Using GrowPods and Controlled Environment Agriculture to Study Healing Properties of Clean Foods
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University of California scientists studying if they can turn edible plants into vaccines
12/03/21, 06:00 AM | Indoor & Vertical Farming, Processing & Supply Chain
GP Solutions, Inc (Ticker: GWPD), says universities are now using GrowPods and Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) to study the healing and immunization properties of foods.
The University of California in Riverside (UCR) purchased a GrowPod to do onsite plant studies in a clean setting. GrowPods are controlled environment automated farms that can be located virtually anywhere and can eliminate pesticides, harmful chemicals and pathogenic contamination.
Researchers at UCR are studying whether food can contain the same mRNA as vaccines. The idea is that eventually, people would be able to "eat" their vaccines.
"Ideally, a single plant would produce enough mRNA to vaccinate a single person," said Juan Pablo Giraldo, associate professor at UCR who is leading the research in collaboration with scientists from UCSD and Carnegie Mellon.
Key to the process are chloroplasts — small organs in plant cells. "They're tiny, solar-powered factories that produce sugar and other molecules," Giraldo said. Scientists place the mRNA genetic material into the chloroplasts.
"I'm very excited about this research," Giraldo said. "I think it could have a huge impact on peoples' lives."
Many universities are now using CEA to study phytochemicals and plant properties.
University of California, Davis reports: "Controlled Environment Agriculture can be an important part of a robust and nutritious food supply across the globe."
Cornell University has an entire CEA department. They write, "CEA operations can provide fresh produce as well as flowers or pharmaceutical plants of high quality and free of agriculture chemicals."
And, North Carolina State University is studying how CEA can provide more nutritionally dense food.
George Natzic, CEO of GP Solutions, said: "Controlled Environment Agriculture will be key in ongoing research to grow food that is not only more nutritious and healthy, but may also offer protection from viruses and disease."
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Q: Install Pytorch on Windows I am trying to install Pytorch on Windows8.1. I am using Python 3.6.4 and no GPU. I've tried already the Anaconda package provided by peterjc123 by running conda install -c peterjc123 pytorch_legacy cuda80 using a virtual environment. While the installation goes smooth (without errors), after import torch I get the following error.
>>> import torch
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "C:\Users\myuser\AppData\Local\conda\conda\envs\myenv\lib\site-packages\torch\__init__.py", line 76, in <module>
    from torch._C import *
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.

Can somebody help me to install it?

A: You are installing the GPU version with the command.
Check the link for the github repo.
In short, you should run something like
conda install -c peterjc123 pytorch.
Be sure to install the required dependencies before attempting to install the main framework. For more details, check the link.

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Uniqlo Aiming for Influential Afterword Market
12/05/2017 by Hawkfall 34 Comments
There's strong evidence that Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo is aiming for the highly influential Afterword market, judging by their latest T-Shirt collections. It's widely believed that Uniqlo see Afterworders as fashion trendsetters and "opinion formers" who "set the agenda" for the rest of the world as to what is "fab:", "hip" and "gear".
First of all, there's a collection celebrating Jazz that contains T-shirts featuring album covers by folk such as Freddie Hubbard, Lee Morgan and Eric Dolphy. Out to Lunch! by Eric Dolphy, mind. I'm surprised they aren't printing the price in kroner for that one.
Next to those, there are some T-shirts featuring classic Marvel characters, with what looks like artwork by Jack Kirby and John Romita.
And then naturally there's Miles Davis and The Beatles. To celebrate 50 years of Capitol you can buy shirts with album covers by those two Afterword favourites as well as ones by The Beach Boys and Gene Vincent.
Hawkfall says
I've got the Pet Sounds T-shirt, and confirm that it really is as good as everyone says it is, and is better than The Beatles ones.
Gatz says
But make sure you the get the proper version, with one arm.
Moose the Mooche says
I think it's too short.
minibreakfast says
The cover is fun, but the contents are padded out with stodgy filler. Oh, wait….
mikethep says
Well yes, but they don't cater for the mature gentleman with the fuller figure, do they?
Tiggerlion says
Smile stretches over my body to such a degree it describes my width; "mile"!
My 1986 Housemartins t shirt is now so stretched out of shape that Stan Cullimore looks like Tom Watson.
I bet Paul Heaton now looks like Paul Heaton though.
Aye. He doesn't have the acne now but he still has the lawnmower-accident hairstyle.
duco01 says
Moosey, there's nothing wrong with looking like a 8-time Major Championship-winning golfer.
I meant the Secombe-impersonating self-styled politician and conspiracy theorist.
The Pet Sounds XL fits this old warhorse* Mike!
*Scottish, 6 foot 2, favourite food: chicken murtabak
metal mickey says
A few years back they did a range of really nice record label logo t-shirts, too – I invested in an A&M and a Polydor, and I remember Decca (silver print on blue) and Virgin (late-70s variant on a perfectly vignetted blue/white shirt) being available too, plus others… looks like they'll be getting some more of my ackers for a few of these…
No women's fit/sizes. Pffft!
The annoying thing is that the Uniqlo ladies T-shirts are usually better than the gents ones. I'll walk past the store and there'll be some cool X-Men or Kiss t-shirt and then I'll realise it's in the ladies section, and to be honest my days of walking around town in women's clothing are largely over.
Are you sure that ain't extra largely?
I have to say that when I saw the OP title I assumed that it was one of those amusing typos that would get done to death on the blog as a tiresome in-joke for months to come.
I am disappoint.
*puts on Mokess vinly*
Ahh, the ALBMALBYH.
That last word reminds me of someat I said to my dentist.
Here's a nice lady to birdsplain it for you.
https://youtu.be/9oJkVvfIm7c
Oh! That's why my dentist gave me a funny look. Well. One of the reasons.
Good old ebay knock-offs usually suffice if one wants cool t shirts in ladies sizes. I do fancy this one: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Miles-Davis-T-shirt-Womens-/252188685278?var=&hash=item3ab79df3de:m:mk8ImeH4VEanNEbJ_CPJV9g
Are the hands strategically placed? Depends on the wearer, I suppose.
I bought an ebay knock-off Keith Jarrett Köln Concert t-shirt a few years ago.
As regards the quality of the cotton … I was disappoint. It was about as soft and comfortable as a hairshirt.
Simulating the experience of listening to the album then?
*scarpers*
For those who prefer not to shout their fandom the T-Shirt for The Beatles (aka the White Album) should do the trick – https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/product/men-capitol-75th-short-sleeve-graphic-t-shirt-194425.html
You can buy it, wear it a few times and then wonder what all the fuss is about.
At least six times, I hope.
Milkybarnick says
But do they do a "One Year Out!" t-shirt? Surely that's what we all want…
Kaisfatdad says
Those jazz Ts look very tempting. What a refreshing change from all those three year olds running round the playground in their Ramones shirts.
If you meet someone in a Lee Morgan T, you can be certain of a long and detailed discussion of his discography not to mention his tragic end.
http://www.npr.org/2017/03/23/521267119/i-called-him-morgan-is-a-tale-of-marriage-murder-and-jazz-told-from-two-sides
The movie is one of the best jazz films DuCool has ever seen. Do you need a warmer recommendation?
Yes, I must say that Uniqlo are to be congratulated on their latest jazz t-shirt range. "Out to Lunch" is a pretty radical album to feature on a garment from a huge multinational high street chain.
Coming in 2018! New Uniqlo free jazz t-shirts! Featuring…
Barbed Wire Maggots by Borbetomagus
"Live at Slugs Saloon" by Albert Ayler
If you've never sampled any Borbetomagus, Afterworders, try the track below, starting from about 3.00 into the number. Niiiiiiiiiiice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DFRZ_9FXvs
I think there has been a bit of a mix up here, Duke. Instead of some smooth jazz sounds, you have posted what sounds like a David Attenborough outtake. A herd of frenzied wild elephants in considerable distress.
Yes, it is rather … abrasive, isn't it?
Richie B says
They did a range of ECM tees about 10 years ago duco, that would have suited you.
Anyway, popped in at lunch for an XL Smile.
Nice. Thanks Hawkfall!
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I'm almost ready to tell you that I've been blogging. How many days to make a new habit? Its actually two habits- blogging AND sewing.
Mom also finished a table runner. It is in her current favorite colors- black and white.
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Eileen Lasher and Dr. Emad Tadros Interviewed Regarding "Kids for Cash" San Diego Family Law Court Crimes
April 21st, 2012 5 comments
Eileen Lasher of the California Coalition for Families and Children was interviewed twice in 2011 by Walter Davis on his show Progress in San Diego. Dr. Emad Tadros, an outspoken critic of the San Diego family courts, joined them in the first interview. The second interview was shown in two segments.
In the interview segment below, Lasher discussed her experiences with the misconduct of minor's counsel attorneys and how taxpayers and parents are paying for what is in her view an organized criminal enterprise. She says children and parents are being abused by the courts and points out the taxpayers and the abused parents are paying the financial costs for this misconduct.
San Diego Family Courts: Organized Crime Ring Targeting Middle and Upper Classes
Lasher contends the San Diego family law courts are operated as a criminal business that siphons the wealth from families and places it in the hands of the attorneys and experts such as custody evaluators. She views judges who appoint custody evaluators and minor's counsel attorneys and many of those attorneys as particularly culpable. A minor's counsel attorney is to participate in a custody case by representing the children. However, such attorneys often have conflicts of interest. They also typically run their own family law attorney business and are also in some cases are attorneys who are involved in probate cases and serve as "pro tem" judges in family law court.
Discussion focused on how low income families seldom have minor's counsel attorneys and psychological evaluators ordered by the courts. These families have little money, so it is not lucrative to put them through the family court extortion process reserved for people who have some money. Middle income or higher income families often suffer from these expensive costs because they have significant assets and income that can be exploited by the divorce industry.
You have a house, so the attorneys and court want your house to be forced into sale so they can keep the proceeds and ensure their own wealth and job security at the expense of you and your children. You have retirement savings, the attorneys want those, too. There are college savings for the kids? Those can be raided, too.
How better to extort all or nearly all of a family's wealth than to threaten their children? The attorneys and judges know how lucrative this extortion is and are eager to bring it into play when they see income and assets that can be pillaged.
If the parents don't have substantial assets, the grandparents might. The court and its allies know that threatening their grandchildren is often an equally effective means to "financially gang rape" the family.
Generally speaking, San Diego family law courts operate by finanically raping the parents and deep-sixing their children's futures. While there are probably some judges in the system who do not approve of the corruption and criminal conduct of other judges, it is evident that many do. It is in the judge's own self-serving interests to increase the amount of litigation in the system. Busy inefficient courts mean more judges are "needed." It is also in their interests to line the pockets of their attorney and custody evaluator friends, many of whom contribute to judicial re-election campaign funds or who may support them in future runs for political offices. And if they decide not to run for re-election, having funneled millions into the hands of their friends makes it easier for them to secure other employment in the same corrupt divorce industry.
Child Custody, Child Support, Children, Civil Rights, Courts, Divorce, Family, Government Abuse, Legal, Politics, Prosecutor
Bonnie Dumanis, California Coalition for Families and Children, Commissioner Edlene McKenzie, David Green, David Schulman, Eileen Lasher, Emad Tadros, Judge Lorna Alksne, Laura Duffy, Michael Roddy, San Diego, San Diego County, San Diego County Bar Association, San Diego County Community Coalition, Stephen Doyne, Walter Davis
San Diego Superior Court Seeks New Grand Jury For 2011 / 2012
December 14th, 2010 7 comments
Each year a new set of 19 San Diego citizens is seated as the San Diego Grand Jury. Applications for the 2011 / 2012 Grand Jury are now being accepted through January 14, 2011. The Grand Jury could be hugely helpful to cleaning up the mess in San Diego's courts, but despite the evidence of widespread misconduct particularly in the family law courts, the current and past Grand Juries have been stymied from going after judicial criminals. In this article I aim to point out how this could change if the right people get into the next Grand Jury and are willing to take some personal risks to protect the public from the out-of-control abusive judicial system in the county. If you and your family have been harmed by the government and courts of San Diego, I strongly suggest that you consider taking a year out of your life to get a seat on the Grand Jury and use it to pursue the government criminals who are harming and destroying so many families in the county.
Grand Juries Stymied from Investigating Courts
California's county Grand Juries are tasked with investigating and reporting on problems in county and local governments. However, the San Diego County Grand Jury has been effectively prohibited from investigating the San Diego Superior Court itself for a variety of reasons. Aside from whatever legal technicalities there may be for this, it is clear there is a strong motivation for the government officials who control the county to prevent investigation of the court system itself. The government wants naive citizens to believe that the courts in the county are fair and obey the law when neither is true.
The San Diego Superior Court is filled with abuse, corruption, illegal conduct, and disreputable judges such as drunk driver Lisa Schall, cover-up scam artist Lorna Alksne, abusive Christine Goldsmith with her nepotistic control over the San Diego City Attorney, and TV-star-wannabe DeAnn Salcido (who recently resigned over her misconduct) that the Grand Jury would literally have to investigate most judges for misconduct and eventually verbally eviscerate the judiciary and file criminal indictments against many of them to even get a start on cleaning up the corrupt mess that these judges wish to remain hidden.
Many of these judges and court officials have ties to other "civil servants" such as San Diego City Attorney Jan Goldsmith, District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis, Sheriff William Gore, and others who use the courts and government offices as their personal playthings to harm their opponents and critics alike. Consequently, there is every intent by the government to hide the widespread judicial corruption and lawlessness. Aside from keeping secret their illicit plans and connections, they also endeavor to maintain their tyrannical grip on power by attacking and marginalizing their victims. They do this because if the public were to understand how many people have been badly harmed by the lawless tyrants seated in government positions throughout San Diego, there might be a public uprising against them.
Child Abuse, Child Custody, Children, Civil Rights, Courts, CPS, Crime, Divorce, Family, Government Abuse, Legal, Parental Alienation, Police, Politics, Prosecutor
Bonnie Dumanis, California, California Coalition for Families and Children, City Attorney Jan Goldsmith, Cole Stuart, Deputy Public Defender Richard Longman, Joanna Slivka, Judge Christine Goldsmith, Judge Lisa Schall, Judge Lorna Alksne, Lynn Stuart, Richard Fine, San Diego, San Diego County, San Diego County Grand Jury, San Diego Police Department, San Diego Sheriff's Department, San Diego Superior Court, Sheriff William Gore, wrongful arrest
Amicus Brief in Emad Tadros v. Stephen Doyne Appeal in San Diego
November 23rd, 2010 3 comments
California Coalition for Families and Children and activist attorney Marc Angelucci have recently published a draft amicus curiae brief for submission to the California Fourth District Court of Appeal in case D057480, the appeal of the San Diego County Superior Court Case No. 37-2008-00093885-CU-BT-CTL in which Judge Jay Bloom sided with the corrupt family law courts and disreputable Dr. Stephen Doyne, one of the court's favored 730 child custody evaluators, by ruling that Doyne is immune from suit and one of his victims, Dr. Emad Tadros, should pay his legal fees.
Dr. Emad Tadros caught Stephen Doyne using what are credibly alleged to be fraudulent credentials issued by a "diploma mill" style organization. Evidence of this is shown in documentation regarding Doyne's credentials. This is just the tip of the iceberg in the growing allegations against Doyne and many other San Diego divorce industry profiteers.
The Public Court features a helpful write-up of the credentialing con involving Doyne and other custody evaluators purchasing credentials from diploma mills in what appears to be a plan to enhance their reputations as expert witnesses and psychological evaluators. This is not just a San Diego problem, it is nationwide.
CCFC and Angelucci are looking for members of the public who understand the abusive conduct of many of the 730 custody evaluators in San Diego County to sign the brief in support of the notion that nobody should be above the law, not even the divorce industry "professionals" favored by the corrupt judicial officers on the bench in San Diego.
Angelucci explains the current dire situation in the letter soliciting public support for the brief.
Child Custody, Children, Civil Rights, Courts, Crime, Divorce, Family, Government Abuse, Legal, Politics
California, California Coalition for Families and Children, dirty legal tactics, Divorce, Emad Tadros, family law court, Government Abuse, Judge Jay Bloom, Judge Lorna Alksne, Marc Angelucci, Michael Roddy, San Diego, San Diego County, Stephen Doyne, United States
San Diego Judge DeAnn Salcido Resigns Under Fire, Yet Shows CJP Is Corrupt
November 11th, 2010 4 comments
DeAnn Salcido
As we reported in our story San Diego Judge DeAnn Salcido Demeans Litigants and Justice to Create Demo Videos for Her Proposed TV Show a few weeks ago, San Diego family law judge DeAnn Salcido has been under investigation by the California Commission on Judicial Performance (CJP) for numerous corrupt and abusive practices including using her courtroom to jump-start a career move into television. It appears she's realized she is the judicial equivalent of thoroughly burnt toast because as part of her misconduct, she angered other corrupt and abusive San Diego judges who have friends in the CJP by her attempts to pose as a "reformer" to draw fire away from her own actions. She aimed to position herself as a "reformer" against Judges Peter Deddeh and Peter Gallagher by taking advantage of the child molestation crimes against Amber DuBois and Chelsea King by John Gardner.
Salcido Resigns
On November 10, 2010, Salcido announced she is resigning from her position. The resignation is part of a deal with CJP to avoid a public hearing on her misconduct in 2011. By resigning and accepting censure by the CJP, she avoids increasing the public embarrassment she already faces for her appalling conduct.
CJP Does Not Pursue Public Interests
California citizens, particularly those in San Diego, should accept that Salcido's resignation is largely not the result of CJP's actions itself. CJP hid the investigation of Salcido until after the election in June 2010, enabling Salcido to win re-election. This is a standard practice for CJP. The organization does not operate in the public interest, as is clearly evidenced by how CJP has failed to send judicial criminals packing in the past. For instance, both felony-plea-bargained-to-misdemeanor convicted criminal Judge Peter McBrien and convicted drunk driver Judge Lisa Schall remain on the bench despite repeated CJP investigations against each of them. What killed Salcido's career as a judge is not her abuses, crimes, and misconduct. Such actions are routine for California judges. Her fatal offense was going up against other judicial officers by daring to file a lawsuit against them for their actions in a publicity stunt designed to deflect attention from her own behaviors.
Civil Rights, Courts, Crime, Government Abuse, Legal, Politics
Amber DuBois, California, Chelsea King, Commission on Judicial Performance, John Gardner, Judge DeAnn Salcido, Judge Lorna Alksne, Judge Peter Deddeh, Judge Peter Gallagher, San Diego, San Diego County, San Diego Superior Court, United States
San Diego Judge DeAnn Salcido Demeans Litigants and Justice to Create Demo Videos for Her Proposed TV Show
October 23rd, 2010 7 comments
We received a tip on this story from source personally familiar with the common abusive and criminal behaviors of San Diego judges. Before reading the documents and only knowing they concerned San Diego Judge DeAnn Salcido, I anticipated it was going to have something to do with Salcido's deceitful political antics a few months back regarding her accusations and law suit against other San Diego judges as a ploy to boost her popularly in the June 2010 election. While that is in part the case, the documents contain some surprises. The 21 page long formal complaint against Salcido reveals an arrogant and superficial judge who shows contempt for the law, her judicial office, litigants, attorneys, court employees, and common decency. Salcido's 75 page long response further shows her apparent contempt for judicial canons and the law. Yet Salcido has the audacity to berate, insult, and threaten a litigant who she thinks shows disdain for her. Judging from her reported actions in numerous incidents, Salcido is entirely worthy of immense disdain by virtually anybody appearing in her courtroom.
Election Rigging?
Particularly alarming is that the complaint was kept secret by the Commission on Judicial Performance until after the June 2010 balloting which re-elected her. If the public had known the quantity and severity of complaints regarding Salcido, it is likely that some voters would have voted differently.
Amber DuBois, audio recording, Bonnie Dumanis, California, Chelsea King, Commission on Judicial Performance, Deputy Public Defender Richard Longman, John Gardner, Judge David Yaffe, Judge DeAnn Salcido, Judge Judy, Judge Lorna Alksne, Judge Peter Deddeh, Judge Peter Gallagher, Judge Ronald George, Richard Fine, San Diego, San Diego County, San Diego Sheriff's Department, San Diego Superior Court, Shawne Merriman, Sheriff William Gore, United States, video recording
Why Damon Moelter Is Being Abused
Cindy Dumas is the San Diego mother who has been flooding the media for years with claims of child sexual abuse against her son Damon Moelter. On July 15, 2010, Judge Lorna Alksne gave full custody of Damon Moelter to his father, the person Dumas continues to insist sexually abused him, with minimal contact with his mother. You might think the title of this article implies we'll be joining in the woe-is-me chanting of her supporters. Perhaps refreshingly, we won't waste your time with that — you've read enough of it already if you have followed this case. Instead, I'm going to explain to you why Damon Moelter and his entire family are victims of the corrupt San Diego courts and that Damon in particular is experiencing court-ordered parental alienation child abuse. The primary driver of the corrupt and abusive decisions in this case is a biased and incompetent Judge Lorna Alksne. The type of corruption and bias that are occurring in her court are little different from that in many other family law courts. As a result, many children are being seriously harmed. Damon Moelter is just one of these many.
Perhaps ironically, this child abuse that is truly occurring is the parental alienation emotional abuse that Damon's mother staunchly denies exists. But the chief motives and methods involved in the abuse occurring now are not the usual malicious mischief of a parent who can't separate her or his own needs from those of the children. Instead, they involve the collusion of Judge Lorna Alksne and her friends pursuing their own purposes by violating the law and harming a child and a family.
Child Abduction, Child Abuse, Child Custody, Children, Civil Rights, Courts, Crime, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family, Government Abuse, Legal, Parental Alienation, Politics, Prosecutor
Bonnie Dumanis, Chadwick Center, Cindy Dumas, Deborah Geisler, Eric Moelter, Henry Parson, Joyce Murphy, Judge Lorna Alksne, Parental Alienation, Rady Children's Hospital, Rick Lohstroh, San Diego County, San Diego Superior Court
San Diego Judge Edward Allard On The Way Out for Misconduct?
We've recently heard that San Diego family court Judge Edward Allard III, department F9 at the Sixth Avenue courthouse, has been racking up a growing pile of complaints. While this is no different than many of the abusive and corrupt family law judges in San Diego, there are reports that he's about to be moved out of department F9 over his unwillingness to be a reasonable judge. Rumors are that he will shortly be removed from the family law bench and possibly moved to some form of "purgatory for judges." Video criminal arraignments were mentioned as one possibility.
We're a bit skeptical of the rationale for Judge Lorna Alksne removing him from family law courts. If she were to apply the same reasoning to other judges in her oversight, she and many others would be joining Allard in purgatory. Perhaps it is simply a way for Alksne to play sleight of hand and blame others for the abusive, corrupt, and destructive practices of many of the judges under her supervision.
We don't have details on particular cases of misconduct, but note that Allard's RateTheCourts.com ratings look poor. Out of 29 surveys completed, he's earned an F (0.29) rating. A representative comment is this one:
Courts, Divorce, Government Abuse, Legal, Politics
Judge Edward Allard III, Judge Lorna Alksne, Judge Margo Lewis, San Diego, San Diego Superior Court
Judge Lorna Alksne On The Way Out After Home Picketed
July 8th, 2010 17 comments
Recently, we heard from a reliable source that embattled San Diego Judge Lorna Alksne spoke at yet another family law seminar in June 2010. She speaks at many of these events to rally her friends and associates in the family law profession to keep the courts humming with the profitable business of financially victimizing and violating the rights of children and families. There was talk both of her being furious over her home being picketed by an increasingly angry public and a job change she is planning. She anticipates being out of the San Diego family law system by the end of 2011.
Alksne Planning to Bow Out Under Fire
Apparently the bad reputation Alksne has earned and the increasing public animosity towards her has finally had some effect on her career plans. She reportedly mentioned that she plans to stay in control over the San Diego family law courts for another year before she moves to another position.
There have allegedly been death threats made against her. There is public chatter about law enforcement investigations of the threats on web sites of those upset at Alksne's abusive and biased conduct.
Picketing of her courthouse on Sixth Avenue has become routine as more and more parents understand that she aids and abets the ongoing abuse, corruption, and misconduct of family law courts and "professionals" in the county.
Hundreds of parents and concerned community members have signed a petition calling for the recall of Judge Lorna Alksne.
Child Custody, Children, Civil Rights, Courts, Crime, Divorce, Family, Government Abuse, Legal, Parental Alienation, Police, Politics, Prosecutor
Bud Parson, Cole Stuart, Joyce Murphy, Judge Christine Goldsmith, Judge DeAnn Salcido, Judge Joel Wohlfeil, Judge Lisa Schall, Judge Lorna Alksne, Lynn Stuart, San Diego County, San Diego Superior Court
A Judge's View of "Best Interests of the Children"
Please be sure to read the editor's note at the end.
Highlights of a speech by San Diego's Honorable Lisa Drunk on June 31st
I am honored to appear before you tonight at this meeting of the San Diego County Bar Association. Thank you for inviting me to speak on my views on the best interests of children as judges see them. This is a very important matter as it is essential to our careers as jurists, attorneys, and court service providers.
As an experienced family law judge, I am tasked with upholding the law in my courtroom and serving the best interests of children. This is a difficult job, one to which I must give a great deal of consideration and attention to creating the best possible outcome to the people who really matter, judges and our friends.
When litigants enter my courtroom, they must understand that I am God and the law is what I say it is. If they question this, I will take their children, property, and other privileges away from them. They have no rights, only privileges which I allow them to have. They have no right to trial by jury, no right to due process of law, and no right to anything except to bask in the glow of my presence so long as they do not annoy me.
Child Custody, Children, Civil Rights, Courts, Divorce, Family, Government Abuse, Humor, Legal, Politics
California, Chief William Lansdowne, Judge Christine Goldsmith, Judge Lorna Alksne, Judge Randa Trapp, Mark Ciavarella, Michael Conahan, Pennsylvania, San Diego, San Diego County, San Diego County Bar Association, San Diego Superior Court, Sheriff William Gore, Stephen Doyne, United States
Cole Stuart's Review of Baskerville's "Taken Into Custody"
June 18th, 2010 8 comments
For anyone who hasn't read Taken into Custody: The War Against Fatherhood, Marriage, and the Family , I just finished it and highly recommend it. Many are familiar with Professor Stephen Baskerville's basic theories and some have read excerpts from the book. Published in 2007, this book is a comprehensive and up-to-date description of the enormity of the problems endemic to the current tyrannical status of the judicial system as a whole, not merely family court. It is an extraordinary work.
Books, Child Abuse, Child Custody, Children, Civil Rights, Courts, CPS, Crime, Domestic Violence, Family, Federal Government, Government Abuse, Legal, Marriage, Partner Violence, Police, Politics, Prosecutor, Restraining Orders, Reviews
California Coalition for Families and Children, Child Custody, Child Protective Services, Children, City Attorney Jan Goldsmith, CPS, dirty legal tactics, Divorce, Domestic Violence, family law court, Government Abuse, Judge Christine Goldsmith, Judge Lisa Schall, Judge Lorna Alksne, Legal, partner violence, police abuse, San Diego County Bar Association, Stephen Baskerville, Stephen Doyne
Stephen Doyne and San Diego Family Law Courts Under Fire
CCFC Family Law Protest in San Diego Results in Arrest of Group Leader
Eileen Lasher on San Diego CPS/Family Law Court Misconduct
Cole Stuart Considers $10M False Arrest Suit Against SDCBA
A Judge's View of "Best Interests of the Children"
Flyer Protest in San Diego Family Law Courts
Eric Moelter Speaks Against Cindy Dumas Distortion Campaign
San Diego Courts Cover Up Missing Forms and Psych Evals


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Image: Tablette mentionnant les 12 rois de la dynastie d'Awan et les 12 rois de la dynastie des Simashki
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Tablette mentionnant les 12 rois de la dynastie d'Awan et les 12 rois de la dynastie des Simashki
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The cuneiform inscription on this tablet lists the kings of the Awan and Simashki dynasties, who reigned in Iran in the last third of the 3rd and the beginning of the 2nd millennium BC. The tablet gives a list of 12 kings for the two kingdoms. Little is known about the history of these two states, although it is known that their history is linked with that of Mesopotamia as well as the kingdom of Elam, which was soon to emerge.
A list of kings based on a Mesopotamian example
The inscription, written in Paleo-Babylonian, follows the example of the Mesopotamian schools. The cuneiform writing used in the inscription is the same as that found in texts dating from the reign of Hammurabi (1792-1750 BC). The tablet lists the names of the kings of Awan and Simashki. The Mesopotamian lists of kings were used to establish the order of succession of the kings and as a means of dating past events. Several such lists from Mesopotamia and Elam have survived. The longest is the list of Sumerian kings composed in around 2000 BC. In the case of this tablet, the chosen method of presenting the order of succession is not clear, and the document cannot be considered a reliable historiographic source, as it gives neither the length of the individual reigns nor the precise order of succession. However, several of the kings listed are known from other written sources, both contemporary and later, from Susa and Mesopotamia.
The Awan dynasty
According to the list of Sumerian kings, the Awan dynasty ruled for 365 years. Certain Mesopotamian texts dating from the 2nd half of the 3rd millennium indicate that the kingdom of Awan lay in the mountains above Susa. Of the 12 kings of Awan listed, only the last, Puzur-Inshushinak, is recorded in a large number of monuments and inscriptions in Susa. His name indicates that he was probably from Susa himself. Ur-Nammu was king of Ur, reigning from 2115 to 2095 BC. He wrested Susa from Mesopotamian control and played an important role in creating an Elamite identity by adopting a new local style of writing. He was the first prince to stake a claim as ruler of both Susa and its region and Elam. Puzur-Inshushinak was defeated by Shulgi, 2nd king of the 3rd Ur dynasty. Susa fell back under Mesopotamian control and the Awan dynasty was at an end.
From the kingdom of Simashki to the Sukkalmah dynasty
During the same period, the region to the east of Susa was divided into several principalities which formed the kingdom of Simashki. These states were in frequent contact with the kingdom of Ur, rulers of Susa. Thanks to a system of alliances strengthened by royal marriages, the vast dynasty was able to rule over far-flung territories. Shortly before 2000 BC, Ur lost its hegemony and the kingdom of Simashki was split into two regions - Susa and Anshan. Contemporary inscriptions confirm that several dynasties listed on this tablet did indeed rule in Susa. Later on, one of the princes of Anshan founded the Sukkalmah dynasty. This list of kings may have been written later as a means of justifying the origin and succession of this dynasty.
Glassner Jean-Jacques, "Les dynasties d'Awan et de Shimashki. Un document de Suse", in Cahier de NABU, n 1, mars 1996, Paris,
Société pour l'étude du Proche-Orient ancien, 1996, pp. 25-29.
Stolper Matthew W, "On the Dynasty of Šimaški and the early Sukkalmahs", in Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und vorderasiatische Archälogie, Band 72/I, 1982, Berlin, Walter de Gruyter, 1982, pp. 42 -67.
Environ 1800 - 1600 avant J.-C.
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Iran and Bactria
Vitrine 4 : Suse V : époque néo-sumérienne, dynastie de Shimashki et des Sukkalmah
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        t.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.INDENT, "yes");
        t.transform(new DOMSource(document), result);
    } catch (TransformerConfigurationException e) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (ParserConfigurationException e) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (SAXException e) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (IOException e) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (JAXBException e) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (TransformerFactoryConfigurationError e) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (TransformerException e) {
        // TODO Auto-generated catch block
        e.printStackTrace();
    }

}

here the JAXB classes Config and Instance
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
@XmlType(name = "", propOrder = { "instances"})
@XmlRootElement(name = "config")
public class Config{

    @XmlElement(required = true)
    protected List<Instance> instance;

    public List<Instance> getInstance() {
      if (instance == null) {
          instance = new ArrayList<Instance>();
      }
    return this.instance;
}

@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
@XmlType(name = "", propOrder = { "hostName", "port"})
@XmlRootElement(name = "instance")
public class Instances {

   @XmlElement(required = true)
   protected String hostName;
   @XmlElement(required = true)
   protected String port;

   public String getHostName() {
      return hostName;
   }

    public void setHostName(String value) {
       this.hostName = value;
   }

    public String getPort() {
      return port;
   }

   public void setPort(String value) {
      this.port = value;
   }

}

A: I think this should work
@XmlRootElement
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
class Config {
    @XmlElement(name="instance", required = true)
    protected List<Instance> instances;

    public List<Instance> getInstances() {
        return instances;
    }
}

@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
class Instance {
    protected String hostName;
    protected String port;

    public String getHostName() {
        return hostName;
    }

    public void setHostName(String value) {
        this.hostName = value;
    }

    public String getPort() {
        return port;
    }

    public void setPort(String value) {
        this.port = value;
    }
}

public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
    JAXBContext jc = JAXBContext.newInstance(Config.class);
    Config config = (Config)jc.createUnmarshaller().unmarshal(new File("1.xml"));
    List<Instances> list = config.getInstances();
    list.get(0).setPort(555);
    list.get(1).setHostName("192.168.3.140");
    list.get(2).setPort(168);
    list.get(2).setHostName("192.168.1.168");

    Marshaller m = jc.createMarshaller();
    m.marshal(config,  filex);


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Street Fighter II not hitting XBL in Q2?
Capcom's brawler appears to be on the verge of missing its anticipated release window for third time.
By Brendan Sinclair on June 29, 2006 at 11:34AM PDT
When Capcom first announced in January that it was bringing Street Fighter II' Hyper Fighting to the Xbox 360, it said the game would be available "in early 2006." Later that month, the publisher adjusted that time frame to "Q1 2006." Late last month, when GameSpot previewed the title, Capcom then indicated a Q2 release for the game.
With time rapidly running short in the second quarter of the year, GameSpot asked Capcom if the game's release window had been pushed back yet again. A representative replied, "Capcom has not yet announced a specific release date or pricing for this game."
Earlier this week, some Street Fighter fans were buzzing over a July 30 release date for the game listed on the official Australian Xbox Web site, but that entry has since been changed to read simply "2006." The American Xbox Web site is a little more precise at the moment, giving a "Summer 2006" date for the game. This year, the last day of summer is September 23.
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As Obama Presidential Center Edges Closer to Final Design, New Lawsuit Filed
Paul Caine | May 15, 2018 6:32 pm
On Thursday, Chicago's Plan Commission is expected to approve the design for the Obama Presidential Center in Jackson Park. After that, the plan will go to the full City Council for a vote and then undergo a process of federal review.
But one potential stumbling block is a federal lawsuit filed Monday by a group called Protect Our Parks.
The group claims the developers of the center have pulled a "bait and switch," saying the center will not be a true presidential library because it will not hold the archive of President Barack Obama.
David Simas, chief executive of The Obama Foundation who was previously a senior aide in the Obama White House, says arguments over where the physical documents in the president's archive are stored are less relevant in the digital age.
"When the president and Mrs. Obama were thinking about what the presidential center would be it was with an eye not only to the past but to the future," Simas said. "When you are thinking about what a new presidential center and new museum and library could be, especially in an area when you could digitize all of the records, we entered into a discussion with the National Archives about a new model. And the new model is for the digitalization of the records so that there is access to the records for people throughout the country and throughout the world."
"In many ways this is a new template," said Louise Bernard, who will be director of the Obama Presidential Center's museum. "The emphasis is on access and openness. This is something that will really belong to the community."
Originally from the United Kingdom, Bernard has lived in the United States for two decades and was part of the design team that helped develop the Museum of African American History and Culture on the National Mall in Washington D.C.
She appears comfortable with the responsibility of creating such an important institution that will tell the story of Obama's historic presidency in the broader context of American history.
"I would like to think it would be a daunting task for anyone," Bernard said. "I am a student of American history and culture – I'm an academic by training – and most of that academic training has been really dedicated to understanding American history and culture. So this has been just a wonderful challenge."
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People
Alex Crockford, a Harry Potter cast member
Beryl Crockford (1950–2016), British rower
Douglas Crockford (born 1955), American entrepreneur and JavaScript language developer
Eric Crockford (1888–1958), British field hockey player and cricketer
Harold Crockford (1893–1983), English footballer
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Virginia Allen Crockford (1918–2001), American educationalist
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As a wetland advocate and tour guide, it is my privilege to educate people from across the nation and across the oceans about the beauty and bounty, degradation and disappearance of the wetlands here. They learn about the necessity of healthy marshes to protect humans, wildlife, and infrastructure from storm surges. They hear for the first time that roughly every 2.7 miles of healthy marsh reduce a storm surge by one foot.
However, inland marshes are just one part of a larger ecosystem that makes up coastal Louisiana. Within this much-needed ecology exists another unique microcosm called an estuary system. In order to understand the life cycles of aquatic life, all good fisherfolks (women, children and men who fish) need to know what an estuary is. An estuary is an area where freshwater from rivers, streams, or bayous join with saltwater from the ocean or gulf. This ecosystem is necessary in the life cycle of most of the species we love to catch and eat here in coastal Louisiana, including fish, shrimp, crabs, and oysters.
Unlike the sandy shores of other Gulf–bordered states, Louisiana's coast was formed by Mississippi River silt, deposited over thousands of years, forming a rich, marshy coastline. This marshy coastline, with all its lush edges, comprises the nursery grounds in which baby fish, crabs, and shrimp live and grow. This, in turn, makes for prime fishing grounds, made up of species like red drum and spotted sea trout, just to name two.
The spotted sea trout (speckled trout), a much-sought-after sport fish, depends on the estuary for its survival. From egg to spawning adult, every phase of the speckled trout life cycle occurs in the less saline inshore estuarine environment. Without the estuary system, this is one fish species that would cease to exist. Are we ready for that?
Red drum (redfish), live in the shallow waters of the estuary system until the average adult age of three, when they head to the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico to spawn. The popularity of the red drum has made coastal Louisiana a redfish rodeo Mecca, with millions of dollars spent chasing the bronze-bodied beauties. Consider, though, as the brackish marshes retreat inland, where the redfish will thrive.
Recent events have put an endangered system at even more risk by crude oil leaking from the site of the Deepwater Horizon explosion. Coastal restoration is needed now more than ever to protect the estuary system that hangs in the balance. Louisiana's Governor Bobby Jindal has asked for this protection to start with the rebuilding of the barrier islands to six feet using sand dredged from the Gulf of Mexico–a process that was stopped far short of its goal. However, the rebuilding of all coastal islands can only be a plus for the Louisiana coastline when considering that the badly eroded barrier islands were the first line of defense years ago, providing a large speed bump for tidal surge.
Furthermore, the barrier islands are only the beginning of what is needed to maintain the intricate balance between freshwater and saltwater in Louisiana's estuary system. With wetlands that are subsiding at the rate of a football field every half hour and about twenty-five square miles annually, sport fishing and conservation groups alike should be riding shotgun on the coastal restoration bandwagon. Their leaders should be cracking their whips on the backs of policy makers regarding the future of fishing in coastal Louisiana.
Why are these wetlands not state or federally protected?
Why don't the commercial and recreational fishermen care?
Why isn't large-scale restoration being done?
The answers, complicated, convoluted, or non-existent, cause great unrest in those who take the tour and leave. They shake their heads in disbelief that those who benefit most from coastal Louisiana's resources seem to care the least. They walk away still asking questions that the benefactors should have answered many, many years ago in the form of "less talk and more action".
How much longer can we fish these waters before the estuary system fails?
Will we continue to reap the rewards of this system with no regard for preserving it as we go?
Do we care enough to implore our lawmakers to put coastal restoration at the top of the list?
Whether sport fisherman, commercial fisherman, or consumer of the resulting seafood, we should ask and answers these questions. Then we should ask where we fit in the broad scope of the plight of coastal Louisiana and what we should be doing in order to preserve this unique estuary ecosystem for future generations.
To the outsiders who visit here briefly, Louisiana is indeed a Sportsman's Paradise that sits on the verge of imminent demise if nothing is done. To those who take of the harvest and don't give back, this Sportsman's Paradise will become the sacrificial lamb.
Is that a sacrifice we are willing to make?
To answer your question, "Is that a sacrifice we are willing to make?" H*&& NO!
It seems to me the biggest problem you face is complexity. We live in a society that prefers its answers fast and simple, and fast and simple isn't going to cut it here.
There's the complexity of the interlocked natural systems themselves: rivers, bayous, estuaries, barrier islands, marshes.
Add on top of that the complexity of interlocked and sometimes competing interest groups: environmentalists, oil 'n gas, sport fishermen, commercial shrimpers and fishers, native peoples and developers.
And always there are the complexities of dealing with (an overblown, obnoxious and uncaring) bureaucracy as interested in its own preservation as it is in the preservations of the wetlands.
It makes it tough to find the right "next step". Take Jindal's sand berms. I know some people who live over there who say "Right on, bro'", absolutely convinced that's the right thing to do. Others, who have fished and trapped those swamps for a lifetime are convinced the sand berms will be the death of the wetlands.
Same thing with the relocation of the Mississippi. I know even less about that proposal, but I know enough to be clear that it also has strong supporters, and strong detractors.
And yet, the people who howl, "Let Louisiana take care of it" have no answer for the problems that come to you from upriver.
There's not going to be one answer. But maybe one place to start would be to develop a coalition of legislators from states along the Mississippi who are dedicated to the river and her Delta. And of course, there needs to be a way to convince the whole country that this is America's treasure – not just a freak of Louisiana nature. James Carville dd a pretty good job of explaining that one night on national teevee. Maybe we need Carville to give up politics and devote himself to the wetlands.
OK. I'll stop now. But I'll keep thinking.
This is so similar to the strip mining and the stripping of trees by lumber mills done over the years until someone finally realized it was destroying the land along with all the wildlife & causing severe erosion. It took years to finally get legislation that stopped most of it and required restoration.
I have a feeling it will take having some one in really high authority having to do without their favorite seafoods to finally get a message across.
Wetlands are being destroyed all over the world — yet of those in the US, Louisiana's are being lost at a rate much faster than the rest. There has got to be something that is happening elsewhere that isn't happening here, then, right?
Yea, like less rig canals cut through the marshes, less inland drilling, less wave action from boat traffic, no wetland-destroying hurricanes, and they don't have a "fault" running through them.


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Q: Is there a way to overwrite the values of a dynamically created html elements created by a Sencha app? I am currently working on a project that uses Sencha for the front-end. I want to change the class value (and maybe add ID values) to the HTML elements that Sencha creates. Is there a way to achieve this using Sencha code? For example, Sencha dynamically creates this div element:

Name

My question is whether or not these HTML elements created by Sencha can be overwritten. If not, is there any other way to accomplish this?
Thanks for the help, guys!
My idea is to overwrite the class name using some Sencha code, so that class value becomes class="block draggable" which would unlock some wanted capabilities from an external JavaScript and CSS library (https://github.com/TobiasKoller/tko.flowchartdesigner). As of right now, I have tried using the following code, but it does not work (the elements class value remained the same):
var module = new Ext.Element(document.getElementsByClassName('x-grid-cell-inner'));
module.addCls('block draggable');

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items:[{
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Tiens ferme ta couronne est un roman de Yannick Haenel paru le  aux éditions Gallimard et récompensé du prix Médicis le  de la même année.

Historique
Tiens ferme ta couronne est finaliste du prix Goncourt, attribué cette année-là à Éric Vuillard, avant de recevoir le prix Médicis.

Résumé
Auteur d'un scénario qui n'intéresse personne sur la vie de Herman Melville, Jean Deichel, le narrateur, passe son temps à vider des bières et visionner des films qui l'obsèdent comme Apocalypse Now, Voyage au bout de l'enfer et La Porte du paradis de Michael Cimino. Convaincu que seul Cimino pourrait réaliser son film, il finit par le rencontrer lors d'un aller-retour d'une journée à New York. Cimino et le narrateur échangent deux livres : le livre de Jean-François Lyotard sur Malraux et Témoignage de Charles Reznikoff. D'autres personnages croisent le chemin du narrateur : le dalmatien de son voisin, la directrice du Musée de la chasse et de la nature, ou encore Isabelle Huppert qui, , raconte le tournage de La Porte du paradis.

Réception critique
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Éditions
 Coll. « L'Infini », Éditions Gallimard, 2018 .

Notes et références

Roman français paru en 2017
Roman récompensé par le prix Médicis


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dirty, or in pleasant -- unpleasant are referred to as cheap labor. labor falln farm short and is supplemented by mexican nationals. the term most commonly used is brusseros. it means a man who works with his arms and hands in mexican. film, reducedute by the council of california raceros, promoted the b program. sunday morning at 10:00 eastern on road to the white house rewind -- theylot of people realized have overstated in afghanistan. they have bitten off more than in my judgment they should be
allowed, and i think that the best answer to it is for them to know that the united states is going to keep its commitment. >> i agree completely. where people want to be free, under soviet or cuban domination, the united states should be willing to provide weapons to any men that want to fight for their freedom against those hostile forces. >> the 1980 texas republican primary debate between former california governor ronald reagan and george h w bush. at 6:00 on american artifacts -- the last ofing is the classical building. it is very near lot -- neoclassical. the dirksen building is nearly a mirror image of a classical building. some people have compared it to a large ice cube tray, a very
different looking building. us insidechie takes the three senate office buildings. senate office building to learn about its construction and place in construction history. on the presidency at 8:00, senior historian david ward chronicles abraham lincoln's life through photographs and portraits. lincolnher exasperated takes time out to write an inaugural address to sit for this last photograph, in which he does look kind of peevish. you will notice the eyes are superior, this sense that lincoln is present with the public in his suffering. schedule, american tv goody c-span.org. >> the queen mary ocean liner took its maiden voyage in 1936. after years of service, it was
relocated to the port of long beach in 1967 and is now a floating hotel. our charting communications partners worked with c-span and we traveled to long beach to learn more about its history. learn more about long beach on american history tv. >> so this is from the townson later on september 30 1933. dr. townsend writes, our attitude towards government is wrong. we look upon government as something entirely foreign to ourselves and something over which we have no control, and cannot expect to do us a great deal of good. -- but theealize fact is, we must learn to expect
and demand that the central government assumed the duty of regulating business activity. when business begins to slow down and capital shows signs of timidity, stimulus must be provided by the federal government in terms of additional capital. when times are good and show a speculative recovery such as we saw in 1929, the brakes must be in the to a reduction function of government should be easily established and maintained for the pension system for the aged. in the early years of the great compression test depression, many -- great depression, many banks collapsed. when you have your life savings in a bank that collapses, you lose everything. there was no recourse. you have people living in long beach, sleeping in the streets, sleeping on the park benches, scrounging for food, a desperate situation, and there seemed to be no help.
most of the help was going to younger men and younger people with families, and that makes sense in a certain way. of the long beach press telegram from september 1933 we find on september 30 a letter from a long beach resident, dr. frances townsend. he proposed that every american over the age of 60 should get a check from the federal government every month and the only proviso is that you would have to spend that money every month, you cannot save it. the idea of the safety net for older citizens and it would provide an income for older americans. they could spend the income every month and that would generate jobs for local areas. this became known as the townsend plan. the townsend plan caught fire. within two years, townson was touring the united states in townsend clubs, millions of
americans -- older americans paid dues to townsend. he became a major political figure. this is 1933, the era of small government. the federal government was much smaller. course, this is the issue about the great depression and the new deal. this is why franklin roosevelt was regarded as a controversial president, government did not routinely stepped in and help people who found themselves in severe economic crisis or national emergency. it was not a tradition yet in d.c.,a that washington, or a state capital responding with money and help in case of a tragedy. you are really left to work it out on your own. there were floods, fires, crises, charity groups stepped in and local groups stepped in and they took things -- took care of things by themselves.
this was a radical proposal and people really criticized it, both republican and democrat. the roosevelt administration 1935, inthat in 1934, 1936 that frances townsend represented a political threat because if you have millions of alive, -- old americans that might be a threat in terms of getting their votes. so franklin d. roosevelt's response was to fly the force of the townsend plan by offering his own solution to the plan, and that is the emergence of the social security plan. it did in fact blunt townsend's remained augh he viable political figure for the next couple of years. the threat coming from dr. townsend began to dissipate with the emergence of social security in the middle 30's, and the rest is history.
now they are the most important plans that people rely on in the united states. while people criticize the security, this is been around for more than seven decades. this came into existence largely guyuse the ideas of one walking around the streets of long beach who did not like what he saw. it just goes to show you how important a single idea can go. this is not unusual. about thehink populist party of the 1880's and 1890's, or huey long in 1930's,
or other people who have important ideas become part of the american fabric. this is not unusual. it is interesting to see how these things develop. our cities to where staff recently traveled to long beach, california to learn about its rich history. learn more about long beach and other stops at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, each weekend, every weekend. >> i am a history buff. i do enjoy seeing the fabric of our country and just how they work and how they are made. >> is a fantastic show. had no idea that history was something i really enjoy. >> american history tv gives you that perspective. >> i am a c-span fan.
>> coming up next, the second part of a series of lectures on abraham lincoln's legacy. posted by the university of illinois college of law. last week, we heard from washington post journalist bob woodward who reflected on abraham lincoln and the 16th president's influence on his successors. up next, columnist george will looks at judicial review and the constitution. he argues as he put it that , majority rule is inevitable but not inevitably reasonable. a concept he believed lincoln supported. this is an hour. host: a splendid institution where i am honored to serve as dean. i'm pleased to welcome you here to theit

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