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A leader of the Asociacion de Residentes de North Lamar meets with residents in Austin. The association is supported by TRLA's BASTA, which advocates for Austin renters fighting for decent, affordable housing.
TRLA's D'Ann Johnson, who directs TRLA's Texas CBAR, meets with Austin taxi drivers organizing ATX Coop Taxi.
Rev. Henry Williams, a leader of the Hillcrest Residents' Association in Corpus Christi, which became a 501c3 with the help of TRLA's CBAR.
Longtime TRLA attorney Israel Reyna receives the 2018 "Boots on the Ground Award" from the Texas Access to Justice Foundation.
TRLA attorneys and staff with members of LUPE (La Union del Pueblo Entero) celebrating a settlement that resulted in the 2018 distribution of FEMA aid to disaster survivors in the Rio Grande Valley.
Michelle Ochoa (left) and Jessica Canter, who lead TRLA's Bee County Public Defender office, receive the 2017 Texas Gideon Recognition from the Texas Indigent Defense Commission.
TRLA Executive Director Robert Doggett (left) with Jim Harrington, founder of the Texas Civil Rights Project, in front of a mural depicting heroes of justice. Harrington presented TRLA with the mural, which was originally created for TCRP, and now hangs in TRLA's Austin office.
Bea Palacios, a family law paralegal who worked for 46 on behalf of survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, is recognized for her extraordinary contribution during a September 2018 TRLA board meeting. Now retired, she worked with attorney Richard Loza (left) at the Bexar County Family Justice Center. In the photo on the right: TRLA Executive Director Robert Doggett.
Lawyers Katy Youker, Kelli Howard, Tracy Figueroa, Lakshmi Ramakrishnan, Mandi Matlock, and Nathaniel Norton, all of whom joined TRLA in 2002, attend TRLA's Concan retreat in 2018.


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Newcastle United: Jamaal Lascelles has let it all go to his head
By Uttiyo Sarkar
After riding on a high for the past few months, Newcastle United were cruelly brought down to earth by Arsenal.
Indeed, the Gunners displayed ruthlessness in exposing their frailties, running rings around their defence and putting on an absolute masterclass for their fans as they chase Champions League qualification.
Wouldn't that be nice, Newcastle fans? Oh, memories.
For the Magpies, it was anything but pretty. They were barely able to get the ball up field and were really rather poor defensively. However, the most shocking display came from captain Jamaal Lascelles, who was terrorized by Arsenal's menacing flurry of hugely talented attackers.
On a day when his teammates needed someone to rely upon, he failed to be the influential leader they required and, to be fair, had become accustomed to.
Rather than making strong challenges to get his side forward, the England defender cramped up in a shell to invite pressure, looking a shell of the rock-solid star who had established himself as the club's best captain in years. Eventually, it cost Newcastle, who were made to pay for being too defensive with Lascelles' poor error leading to Lacazette's goal, where his poor reading of the move allowing the French striker to lob past Martin Dubravka.
It wasn't the first time he's made consequential errors for the Magpies. He's done it time and again this season, costing Newcastle points with his poor decision-making and, sadly it's looking as if he's believing his own hype.
Lascelles might be a strong, hard-tackling defender who can neutralize opponents on his day but crumbles up too often to be a captain. Linked with big moves to Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham following his exploits last season, has it gone to his head? It's certainly looking like it.
Rafa Benitez should reevaluate his decisions on who should represent his side's spirit on the field. He has more than enough options in central defensive areas and, more symbolically, he should give the captaincy to a more influential, stronger figure, as Lascelles is still too inexperienced and shaky to lead his side to stand up to intimidating opposition.
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The consumer discretionary names are joined at the hip with technology as sectors that are most sought after to lead. If either or both are under distress that is very rarely a good sign. The XRT is now in correction mode, off 11% from recent 52 week highs, and it was not long ago how many were talking glowingly about the ETF. I was among them as as it broke above a 51.14 cup base trigger on 8/14, but it failed quickly and we all know the best breakouts tend to work right away. We spoke of a possible double whammy with the fund, as many of its components are small caps and we know the Russell 2000 has imploded. The XRT is lower by 2% this week, and if it holds would be its first 4 week losing streak since March of 2017. Best of breed names like BURL have risen just 8 days since the beginning of September, and when you have frothy names like JCP showing up on the leaderboard, one has to know something is going on. To no ones surprise Sears filed for bankruptcy today as well.
Was the recent good action in the retail plays, after rebounding from a prior "Amazoned" slump, just a dead cat bounce? Well perhaps some names can feel some consolation as AMZN itself is starting to show cracks as it sits in correction mode, 13% off most recent all time highs. It did have issues with the very round 2000 figure as it was able to just muster two 3 day streaks CLOSING above the round number on 8/30-9/4 and 9/27-10/1. Even more concerning is that it CLOSED in the lower half of its daily range the last 9 sessions and it is comfortably below its 50 day SMA. On the chart below of LE, ANF, ETH, PVH, SFLY and TPR all at one time recently respected names, we can see how in the beginning of 2018, many of the names were ascending, and looking further right one can see the descent since summer time. SFLY alone is off 41% from its most recent 52 week highs, which not surprisingly reversed at the very round par number on 6/5.
It has been very tough for bulls for sure as of late. To me the sentiment in this market is very bearish, and it became so in a very rapid fashion. Overall it should come as no surprise as the semiconductor and software names tipped off some foreshadowing. The tone now is certainly a sell the rally instead of buy the dip strategy. Getting back to consumer chatter below is the chart of a recent IPO BJ and how it was presented in our Consumer Report from 10/3. It is a good illustration of why number one, you demand CLOSING prices above your triggers. The stock looked as if it was trying to gather itself near a former cup base breakout trigger, and it did not deviate to far from undercutting its 50 day SMA. The 27.35 pivot was not crosses intraday or on a close so nothing should have been done, and those who attempted to front run the idea are now staring a large loss in the face. The chart is technically damaged and now is a no touch until a new base emerges which could be months if not longer away. In another words there are better fish to fry.


Taos Ski Valley, NM – On Wednesday, New Mexico's Taos Ski Valley became the first ski resort in the world to become a Certified B Corporation (B Corp) by demonstrating its commitment to deliberate and thoughtful social, economic and environmental actions.
Certified B Corps are required to meet the highest standards of verified economic, social and environmental performance, and public transparency. The B Corp certification further underscores Taos Ski Valley's investment in the people who live in Northern New Mexico, its commitment to a sustainable economic future, its stewardship of the natural environment, and respect for the visitors who come to experience the area's beauty and mystique.
Going forward, the resort is both ethically and legally required to consider the impact of its decisions on all their stakeholders, a move the company welcomes.
In being certified as a B Corp, Taos Ski Valley joins some notable brands best known for their responsible business practices, such as Patagonia, Ben & Jerry's, New Belgium Brewing and more.
Key initiatives that were critical to Taos Ski Valley's B Corp certification include its Taos Verde initiative, which is the cornerstone of its environmental efforts; its significant investment in the surrounding community for better economic prosperity for all; and its commitment to fair wages and a positive work environment for all employees. Highlights of the Taos Verde program include: committing to a 20 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2020; demonstrable land stewardship actions including healthy forest initiatives in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and The Nature Conservancy; particular attention paid to maintaining water quality, river restoration, water use reduction and green building fundamentals; an advanced geo-thermal system for the heating and cooling at the resort's newest hotel, The Blake at Taos Ski Valley; and waste reduction and recycling initiatives.
To help the local community achieve greater economic growth, Taos Ski Valley made a multi-million dollar investment in fiber optics and communications for the benefit of all. Additionally, the company provides a $10 per hour minimum wage for entry-level workers, 33 percent above the state's minimum wage of $7.50 per hour.


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Why We Shouldn't Forgive And Forget The Policies Of H.W. Bush
Yup. You can consider that hate speech. I challenge you to a duel. And if you're from George Herbert Walker Bush's neck of the woods, Them's fightin' words.
The Guardian made an outstanding piece about why people shouldn't be glorifying George Jr. immediately after Trump's disastrous first year. The pure, blatant, unimaginable nerve that some people are lugging around is baffling. Just gonna forget what these people have done, huh? Two years ago, my same fellow-Democrats would be saying "fuck the Bushes!" in a flurry of hands waved, protest signs, and anti-Capitalist propaganda.
And until a couple days ago, I saw this sentiment coming from only my liberal white lefties who would have "voted for Obama 3 times," to borrow a phrase from Get Out. That's fine. Liberal white voters have never been as liberal as they'd like to think. But black people who gain this sudden change of heart in the face of someone else's impending death make me wanna puke! Forgive and forget, I suppose.
Not to me.
If you have a problem swallowing this pill, you probably don't understand what you're talking about. H.W. Bush's administration had no problem ignoring human rights issues in Panama, Iraq, China, or El Salvador. The Bush family-owned Arbusto Energy and its strong ties to the Bin Ladens probably doesn't bother many people today. Even though it should.
Bush pushed just as many horrifying practices as his boss, Reagan, did. Remember the "War on Drugs"? Oh, you say it hasn't been won? Yeah. And both tenures enacted policies that were wildly unfair and biased toward one group of people, yet lenient to another: sell and possession of crack cocaine carried a 100-to-1 disparity as opposed to the sell and possession of powdered coke, a drug that was at the time a rich, white luxury, rarely afforded to African American hoods.
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If you don't remember (because many of my colleagues have forgotten) that Bush Sr. stepped up efforts to "curb" the sale and distribution of crack. In his first address to the nation, his now infamous words were that this was "the greatest domestic threat facing our nation today," while holding a bag of crack.
This War on Drugs certainly has look like a war, as Bush green-lit the 1033 Program, which distributed surplus military equipment to local and state police departments. A system that would hold until Mr. Obama reversed most of these practices, but soon to be fully reinstituted once Trump landed in office. An army of police have flooded the streets, blurring the lines between both since 1990. Thanks a lot HW. We appreciate it.
Barbara bouncing black baby AIDS victims on her lap, as the perfect photo-op. That would have been a laugh if it weren't so lazy. Desperate as hell. I won't mourn for her either.
People mad at me for saying these things, while the Senior Bush is likely on his deathbed, are probably the biggest of all hypocrites. Each and every one of us has a president we hate. If you were one of the fortunate ones to have been alive at any period in American history, what's not to hate? So it bothers me that the haters of Nixon and Johnson; the dissenters of Reagan, JFK, Roosevelt or Roosevelt (FDR); and those rebellious zealots who idolized Jefferson but spat on the name of Jackson, would accuse me of heartlessness. That's fine. Rip me a new one if you want, I could use a couple more.
In my opinion, though, it's worse to criticize a sitting president in peak-condition than one not currently on the throne, on his way out—but ya'll, those of you who did, had no problem trashing Obama every second of every day. Or maybe you were alive when Bush 1 was still in office and you drag his name through the dirt back then. Yeah. Never put off tomorrow what you can do today, I always say.
It's been popular to say things like "doesn't that make you just as bad as the people you're rebuking?" Yes. Because I've always wanted to douse thousands with biological agents and sell weapons of mass-destruction to nations and later go to war with them because they have weapons of mass destruction. Yup. I'm just as bad. Forgive me for stooping to their level.
Tasteless, you say? Perhaps. But then again, Bush didn't leave a great taste in the mouth of most communities, did he?
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Title: Motorola 68020
Subject: Amiga, Motorola 68030, DEMOS, Apollo/Domain, Motorola 68040
Collection: 68K Microprocessors
XC68020, a prototype of the 68020
The Motorola 68020 ("sixty-eight-oh-twenty", "sixty-eight-oh-two-oh" or "six-eight-oh-two-oh") is a 32-bit microprocessor from Motorola, released in 1984. It is the successor to the Motorola 68010 and is succeeded by the Motorola 68030. A lower cost version was also made available, known as the 68EC020. In keeping with naming practices common to Motorola designs, the 68020 is usually referred to as the '020, pronounced oh-two-oh or oh-twenty".
Improvements over 68010 1.1
Coprocessor support 1.2
Multiprocessing features 1.3
Instruction set 1.4
Addressing modes 1.5
Technical data 4
The 68020 had 32-bit internal and external data and address buses, compared to the early models with 16-bit data and 24-bit address buses. Newer packaging methods allowed the '020 to feature more external pins without the large size that the earlier dual in-line package method required. The 68EC020 lowered cost through a 24-bit address bus. The 68020 was produced at speeds ranging from 12 MHz to 33 MHz.
Motorola 68020 die shot
Improvements over 68010
The 68020 added many improvements over the 68010 including a 32-bit arithmetic logic unit (ALU), 32-bit external data and address buses, extra instructions and additional addressing modes. The 68020 (and 68030) had a proper three-stage pipeline. Though 68010 had a "loop mode", which sped loops through what was effectively a tiny instruction cache, it held only two short instructions and was thus little used. The 68020 replaced this with a proper instruction cache of 256 bytes, the first 68k series processor to feature true on-board cache memory.
The previous 68000 and 68010 processors could only access word (16-bit) and long word (32-bit) data in memory if it were word-aligned (located at an even address). The 68020 had no alignment restrictions on data access. Naturally, unaligned accesses were slower than aligned accesses because they required an extra memory access.
Coprocessor support
The 68020 has a coprocessor interface supporting up to eight coprocessors. The main CPU recognizes "F-line" instructions (with the four most significant opcode bits all one), and uses special bus cycles to interact with a coprocessor to execute these instructions. Two types of coprocessors were defined, the floating point unit (MC68881 or MC68882 FPU) and the paged memory management unit (MC68851 PMMU). Only one PMMU can be used with a CPU. In principle multiple FPUs could be used with a CPU, but it was not commonly done. The coprocessor interface is asynchronous, so it is possible to run the coprocessors at a different clock rate than the CPU.
Multiprocessing features
Multiprocessing support was implemented externally by the use of a RMC pin[1] to indicate an indivisible read-modify-write cycle in progress. All other processors had to hold off memory accesses until the cycle was complete.[2] Software support for multiprocessing included the TAS, CAS and CAS2 instructions.
In a multiprocessor system, coprocessors could not be shared between CPUs. To avoid problems with returns from coprocessor, bus error, and address error exceptions, it was generally necessary in a multiprocessor system for all CPUs to be the same model, and for all FPUs to be the same model as well.
The new instructions included some minor improvements and extensions to the supervisor state, several instructions for software management of a multiprocessing system (which were removed in the 68060), some support for high-level languages which did not get used much (and was removed from future 680x0 processors), bigger multiply (32×32→64 bits) and divide (64÷32→32 bits quotient and 32 bits remainder) instructions, and bit field manipulations.
While the 68000 had 'supervisor mode', it did not meet the Popek and Goldberg virtualization requirements due to the single instruction 'MOVE from SR' being unprivileged but sensitive. Under the 68010 and later, this was made privileged, to better support virtualization software.
The new addressing modes added scaled indexing and another level of indirection to many of the pre-existing modes, and added quite a bit of flexibility to various indexing modes and operations. Though it was not intended, these new modes made the 68020 very suitable for page printing; most laser printers in the early '90s had a 68EC020 at their core.
The 68020 had a minimal 256 byte direct-mapped instruction cache, arranged as 64 four-byte entries. Although small, it still made a significant difference in the performance of many applications. The resulting decrease in bus traffic was particularly important in systems relying heavily on DMA.
bottom view of a Motorola XC68020
The 68020 was used in the Apple Macintosh II and Macintosh LC personal computers, as well as Sun 3 workstations, the Hewlett-Packard 8711 Series Network Analyzers and later members of the HP 9000/300 family and the Alpha Microsystems AM-2000. Also the 68020 was an alternative upgrade to the Sinclair QL computer's 68008 in the Super Gold Card interface by Miracle Systems.
The Amiga 2500 and A2500UX was shipped with the A2620 Accelerator using a 68020, a 68881 floating point unit and the 68851 Memory Management Unit. The 2500UX shipped with Amiga Unix, requiring an '020 or '030 processor.
It is also the processor used on board TGV trains to decode signalling information which is sent to the trains through the rails. It is further being used in the flight control and radar systems of the Eurofighter Typhoon combat aircraft.
The Nortel Networks DMS-100 telephone central office switch also used the 68020 as the first microprocessor of the SuperNode computing core.
For more information on the instructions and architecture see Motorola 68000.
Motorola MC68EC020.
The 68EC020 is a microprocessor from Motorola. It is a lower cost version of the Motorola 68020. The main difference between the two is that the 68EC020 only has a 24-bit address bus, rather than the 32-bit address bus of the full 68020, and thus is only able to address 16 MB of memory.
The Commodore Amiga 1200 computer and the Amiga CD32 games console used the cost-reduced 68EC020; the Namco System 22 and Taito F3 arcade boards have also used this processor. It also found use in laser printers. Apple used it in the LaserWriter IIɴᴛx. Kodak used it in the Ektaplus 7016PS, and Dataproducts used it in the LZR 1260.
Formal name MC68020[3]
Work frequency 12.5 , 16.67 , 20 , 25 , 33 MHz (minimum 8 MHz, no on-chip clock generation)[3]
Voltage supply 5 V
Maximum power 1.75 W[3]
Production process HCMOS, 3/8" silicon piece[3]
Chip carrier PGA 169 (114 pins used) 34.16 x 34.16 mm[3](53 °C/W without heatsink)[4]
Address bus 32-bit (4 GB directly linear accessible)[3]
Data bus 32-bit
Instruction set 101 CISC instructions
Cache 256 byte ICache[3][4]
7 for Address operations (32-bit)[3]
8 for Data operations (32-bit)[3]
Handling Branches Branch Prediction:
Fixed branch prediction, branch-never-taken approach.[5]
Transistors ~190 000[3]
Performance 5.36 MIPS @ 33MHz[4]
This article is based on material taken from the Free On-line Dictionary of Computing prior to 1 November 2008 and incorporated under the "relicensing" terms of the GFDL, version 1.3 or later.
^ , Appendix A, page 84"MC68020 Signal Description". Retrieved 2010-01-17.
^ "5.3.3 Read-Modify-Write Cycle". MC68020/MC68EC020 Microprocessors User's Manual UM Rev. 1.0. Freescale Semiconductor. 1995.
^ a b c d e f g h i j Rafiquzzaman, M. (2005). Fundamentals of Digital Logic and Microcomputer Design. John Wiley & Sons. pp. 577–578.
^ a b c freescale.com - M68020UM/AD REV.2 Users manual
^ Dandamudi, S. P. (2004). Guide to RISC Processors. p. 29.
68020 images and descriptions at cpu-collection.de
Motorola/Freescale processors
Industrial Control Unit
see also: Hitachi 6309
68000 family
ColdFire
Embedded system 68k-variants
68EC000
68LC040
Floating-point coprocessors
Memory Management Unit
PowerPC family
PPC e200
PPC 6xx/e300
PPC 7xx
PPC 74xx/e600
PPC e5500
PowerQUICC family
QorIQ
i.MX
68k microprocessors
Google, Schaumburg, Illinois, Apple Inc., Sendo, Livingston F.C.
ARM architecture, Central processing unit, Intel, Parallel computing, Unix
Arm architecture
ARM Holdings, Samsung Electronics, Floating point, Nvidia, Debian
Memory management unit, Motorola, NeXT, Sun Microsystems, Arm architecture
Deme, Demos, Deimos (moon), Demos (film), Demos (novel)
Apollo/Domain
Domain/OS, Unix, Berkeley Software Distribution, Ethernet, Motorola 68030
Motorola, NeXT, Memory management unit, Arm architecture, Free On-line Dictionary of Computing


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Activist Discloses Carrizo Stake, Pushes for Driller's Sale
May 6, 2019, by Scott Deveau
Activist investor Lion Point Capital has built a position in Carrizo Oil & Gas Inc. and wants the driller to explore a sale or merger with another Permian explorer to gain scale.
The New York-based hedge fund has an economic exposure to about 6 percent of Carrizo and believes the company is undervalued, according to a filing Monday. Lion Point, which was founded by a former Elliott Management Corp. executive, has held discussions with management about its views.
Among the potential companies Lion Point would like Carrizo to explore a merger with is fellow Permian driller PDC Energy Inc., in which the hedge fund also holds a stake, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified as the details aren't public. In addition to giving the company scale in the coveted basin, a merger or takeover would improve Carrizo's cash flows and cost structure, and allow it to reduce leverage.
Shares of Houston-based Carrizo have fallen by about 43 percent over the past 12 months to close Friday at $11.50, giving it a market value of about $1.1 billion. They were up about 2.2 percent to $11.75 as of 1:08 p.m. in New York.
Carrizo welcomes engagement from investors and is open to all suggestions to enhance shareholder value, the company said in a statement.
"While the company believes that its significant drilling inventory in two of the highest-return plays in North America positions it to deliver on these goals in the current pricing environment, its board and management team will continue to evaluate any and all opportunities, including transactions with other companies, that could generate superior returns for shareholders," Carrizo said.
Carrizo has held early stage discussions about tie-up with U.S. energy explorer SM Energy Co., people familiar with the matter said in March. There's no certainty the deliberations will lead to a transaction, they said at the time.
There's been mounting speculation about deals in the Permian basin in the U.S. Southwest in recent months as oil and gas producers in the region seek scale. The activity has been capped by the ongoing heavyweight battle between Occidental Petroleum Corp. and Chevron Corp. to take over Anadarko Petroleum Corp.
Lion Point has a history of agitating for companies in the oil and gas sector to sell themselves. Last year, the hedge fund was among investors who urged Resolute Energy Corp. to sell itself. Resolute agreed to be acquired by Cimarex Energy Co. in November in a deal valued at about $828 million at the time.
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I am replacing an engine my 86' with a BT code on the engine. I have read that is the same as the A20A3 motor. Is that correct, and will it match up to my trans? Thanks for any help.
Yes, the BT is the same as the A20A.
My block has the A20A3 stamped on it. If its the same as the BT why do they have separate serial stamps?
Honda changed their engine nomenclature in late 1986/early 1987.


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Artificial intelligence has the potential to make lives easier by understanding human desires or driving people's cars, but if it were uncontrolled, the technology could pose a serious threat to society. Now, Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and dozens of other top scientists and technology leaders have signed a letter warning of the potential dangers of developing artificial intelligence (AI).
In addition to heavyweights like Hawking and Musk, the prominent physicist and billionaire founder of SpaceX and Tesla Motors, the letter was signed by top researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Google and other institutions.
The letter touts the benefits of AI, but also warns of the possible risks.
From speech recognition to self-driving vehicles, progress in AI is likely to have an increasing impact on humanity, the letter states. "The potential benefits are huge … The eradication of disease and poverty are not unfathomable," the letter says.
The statement goes on to stress that research in AI should focus not only on making AI more capable, but also on its benefits to society. Until now, AI research has focused primarily on "neutral" purposes, not beneficial ones, the authors say.
The letter refers to a document listing research priorities for AI, which include dealing with the impact of AI on employment, ensuring the ethical behavior of autonomous machines and weapons, and maintaining appropriate control over AI.
It's not the first time Hawking, Musk and others have warned about the dangers of artificial intelligence. In December 2014, Hawking said the development of AI could "spell the end of the human race."
Last October, told an audience at MIT that AI is humanity's "biggest existential threat." Earlier in 2014, Musk, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and actor Ashton Kutcher jointly invested $40 million in Vicarious PFC, an AI company that is working to create an artificial brain. The co-founders of Vicarious, Dileep George and Scott Phoenix, were also among those who signed the open letter.
Others who signed the letter include Peter Norvig, director of research at Google; Martin Rees, professor emeritus of cosmology and astrophysics at the University of Cambridge; Vernor Vinge, professor emeritus of computer science at San Diego State University; Frank Wilczek, Nobel laureate and physics professor at MIT; and many others.


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Michael Zahratka was a professor in the department of art at Eastern Michigan University from 1967 - 2003. Zahratka, of Belleville, Michigan retired Jan. 2002 after 34 years of service to EMU. With his artistic skills, he contributed to the department's reputation for painting excellence and participated on several departmental committees. He has a master's degree from Syracuse University. Michael was a very talented creator of contemporary paintings and many unique items including clocks, toys and various art objects. He passed away in July of 2014.
Michael Zahratka was a professor in the department of art at Eastern Michigan University from 1967 - 2003. Zahratka, of Belleville, Michigan retired Jan. 2002 after 34 years of service to EMU. With his artistic skills, he contributed to the


The requirements for a dam go much further than just opening and closing the gate. Fish ladders must be taken into account and the fully automatic control of the water level must be ensured. Our BSI inclination sensors reliably and precisely measure the intermediate position of the gate. The sensors with metal housing and a wide temperature tolerance range are specifically designed for use outdoors.


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Obama: Being a dad is sometimes my hardest job
President Obama says being a dad is sometimes his hardest job, but also the most rewarding.
Just ahead of Father's Day, the president devoted his Saturday radio and Internet address to fatherhood. He talked about growing up without a dad, his own failings as a father and the values he hopes to teach his daughters Malia, 12, and Sasha, 10.
He described the responsibilities that all fathers have to their children and said his administration is trying to help during tough economic times and long deployments for U.S. troops.
The president spoke of helping to coach Sasha's basketball team. "In the end, that's what being a parent is all about — those precious moments with our children that fill us with pride and excitement for their future; the chances we have to set an example or offer a piece of advice; the opportunities to just be there and show them that we love them."
Obama, who was raised largely by his grandparents in Hawaii after his father left when Obama was very young, also talked about what he wishes he'd done differently.
"I felt his absence. And I wonder what my life would have been like had he been a greater presence," the president said.
"That's why I've tried so hard to be a good dad for my own children. I haven't always succeeded, of course — in the past, my job has kept me away from home more often than I liked, and the burden of raising two young girls would sometimes fall too heavily on Michelle."
The president said he's learned that what children need most is their parents' time and a structure that instills self-discipline and responsibility, noting that even in the White House, Malia and Sasha do their chores and walk the dog. "Above all, children need our unconditional love," the president said, "whether they succeed or make mistakes; when life is easy and when life is tough."
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US War Planners Focus on Advisers in Anbar
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Top U.S. military planners want to expand the limited advise-and-assist mission in Iraq and are talking to allied partner nations about potentially putting non-American troops on the ground to help support the fight against Islamic State group militants, according to several military officials.
The high-level discussion of expanding the support mission comes as the Iraqi army struggles to stop the advance of the militants, who are mounting large-scale attacks in northern and western Iraq. The result could be to push foreign military advisers to Iraqi units closer to the ground-level war-fighting operations, most likely in Anbar province.
Several U.S. Central Command officials familiar with the Iraq mission who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity said U.S. forces are advising the Iraqi army at the division and headquarters levels. […]
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Johnny Midnight is an American crime drama that 39 thirty minute episodes were aired for one season from January – December 1960. Produced was the program by Jack Chertok.
The series stars Edmond O'Brien as the title character – Johnny Midnight. Johnny Midnight was a New York City actor who became a private detective. His cases frequently focused upon Times Square and Broadway.
Earlier he had triumphed on stage there. Midnight lived in a noble penthouse in Manhatten. From here he had a "stunning view of the city" and further he had a wise-cracking Japanese houseboy, called Aki.


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Home Broadcast News Foreign investment on November FCC agenda
Foreign investment on November FCC agenda
Obtaining capital for broadcast investment has long been a major hurdle for those wishing to enter the broadcasting business, and it is hoped that opening access to foreign investment will make funding easier to come by. The FCC will look into this at its next open meeting.
Attributable foreign investment in a broadcast license is currently capped 25%. The FCC will consider a Declaratory Ruling addressing FCC treatment of requests in this area.
The meeting is scheduled for 11/14/13. Three other items on the agenda are of no particular interest to broadcasters.
Both NAB and MMTC have indicated strong support for loosening the foreign investment restrictions, and MMTC has been a driving force behind the measure.
Here is the FCC's full November Open Meeting agenda:
Foreign Investment in Broadcast Licensees: The Commission will consider a Declaratory Ruling to clarify the agency's policies and procedures in reviewing broadcast applications for transfer of control, or requests for declaratory ruling, pursuant to section 310(b(4) of the Communications Act of 1934.
Improving 911 Reliability: The Commission will consider a Report and Order to improve the reliability and resiliency of 911 communications networks nationwide.
Status of Universal Service Reform Implementation: The Wireline Competition Bureau, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, and Office of Native Affairs and Policy will present an update on universal service reform implementation.
Promoting Digital Literacy though Public-Private Partnerships: The Commission will hear an update on the multiple public-private initiatives seeking to boost broadband adoption and digital literacy. The presentation will include updates on the state of these broadband adoption programs and their future impact. By leveraging the power of broadband and private-sector expertise, the Commission seeks to develop and promote innovative approaches to a range of opportunities in fields such as education, healthcare, public safety, cybersecurity, broadband adoption, and digital literacy.
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 * @test
 * @bug 6302644
 * @summary X509KeyManager implementation for NewSunX509 doesn't return most
 *          preferable key
 */
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.security.*;
import javax.net.ssl.*;

public class PreferredKey {

    /*
     * =============================================================
     * Set the various variables needed for the tests, then
     * specify what tests to run on each side.
     */

    /*
     * Where do we find the keystores?
     */
    static String pathToStores = "../../../../../../../etc";
    static String keyStoreFile = "keystore";
    static String passwd = "passphrase";

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        KeyStore ks;
        KeyManagerFactory kmf;
        X509KeyManager km;

        String keyFilename =
            System.getProperty("test.src", ".") + "/" + pathToStores +
                "/" + keyStoreFile;
        char [] password = passwd.toCharArray();

        ks = KeyStore.getInstance("JKS");
        ks.load(new FileInputStream(keyFilename), password);
        kmf = KeyManagerFactory.getInstance("NewSunX509");
        kmf.init(ks, password);
        km = (X509KeyManager) kmf.getKeyManagers()[0];

        /*
         * There should be both an rsa and a dsa entry in the
         * keystore, otherwise the test will no work.
         */
        String[] aliases = km.getClientAliases("RSA", null);
        String alias = km.chooseClientAlias(new String[] {"RSA", "DSA"},
                                     null, null);

        // there're should both be null or nonnull
        if (aliases != null || alias != null) {
            String algorithm = km.getPrivateKey(alias).getAlgorithm();
            if (!algorithm.equals("RSA") || !algorithm.equals(
                        km.getPrivateKey(aliases[0]).getAlgorithm())) {
                throw new Exception("Failed to get the preferable key aliases");
            }
        }

        aliases = km.getClientAliases("DSA", null);
        alias = km.chooseClientAlias(new String[] {"DSA", "RSA"},
                                     null, null);

        // there're should both be null or nonnull
        if (aliases != null || alias != null) {
            String algorithm = km.getPrivateKey(alias).getAlgorithm();
            if (!algorithm.equals("DSA") || !algorithm.equals(
                        km.getPrivateKey(aliases[0]).getAlgorithm())) {
                throw new Exception("Failed to get the preferable key aliases");
            }
        }
    }
}

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Updates from Hawaii Senate Majority
Posted on March 13, 2014. Tags: gil kahele, legislature 2014, malama solomon
Statement from Sen. Malama Solomon on the Release of $850,000 for State Parks on Hawaii Island
Sen. Malama Solomon, District 4 – Hilo, Hamakua, Kohala, Waimea, Waikoloa, Kona, released the following statement on the release of $850,000 capital improvement project funds for the following state recreation areas on Hawaii Island:
* Hapuna Beach Recreation Area ($500,000)
* Mauna Kea Recreation Area ($350,000)
"I am happy that the administration has released the funds to improve our state recreation areas on Hawaii Island.
"From picnicking and camping to swimming in our oceans and hiking our mountains, our state parks allow our residents to enjoy nature and Hawaii's unique environment.
"In order to better serve the community in my district and create a better quality of life for both residents and visitors, we must continually invest in maintaining the beauty of our natural spaces.
"My colleagues and I worked to get this funding in the budget, and I am pleased to see the state's commitment to maintain our lands, beaches and parks, and look forward to seeing these projects get started."
Senators honor Hokulea Crew Members Ahead of Worldwide Voyage
As the Legislature navigates its way through the 27th Legislative Session making important policy decisions on issues that affect Hawaii's people, it takes inspiration from the crew members of the Hokulea and their dedication to shared values of and responsibility for caring for the land and its people while honoring Hawaii's heritage and culture.
With great admiration, Hawaii senators on Monday, March 10 in the Senate Chambers recognized and honored the crew of the Hokulea in a special floor presentation as they prepare for the second leg of their worldwide voyage, aptly referred to as "Malama Honua," or "Care for the Earth."
The voyage will be done almost entirely using traditional Polynesian navigation methods, known as wayfinding. This is the first voyage of its kind and involves using ancestral knowledge of star patterns, ocean movement, marine life, weather patterns and other signs of nature.
As crew members will say, the Hokulea represents Hawaii's culture, heritage and connection to ancestors.
"The Hokulea's international travels will soon begin and it's important to the Senate that each crew member knows that the state and its lawmakers support their mission and stands unwavering behind their efforts," said Kahele (District 1 Hilo), who spearheaded the presentation ceremony. "A floating classroom, the Hokulea will carry our diverse and accepting culture throughout the Pacific building relationships and raising awareness about the importance of ocean protection."
"As a lawmaker, I look forward to what they will bring back regarding recommendations for charting a new course or more so how we as a state shall adjust our sails toward sustainable practices for food, energy and the environment that they've picked up from other places and cultures," said Kahele. "Their manao would be an added value to helping legislators in future policy decisions."
Kahele has also introduced two resolutions supporting the efforts of the Hokulea. One resolution urges Gov. Neil Abercrombie to proclaim 2014 as the Year of the Worldwide Voyage while the other urges the state and state entities to support the Hokulea and its crew as they journey around the world.
Last May, the Hokulea began the first of 22 legs planned for the voyage around the world right here in Hawaii. The next leg begins in May and will take them to Tahiti, from there, and over the next four years, they will travel to 26 countries and stop at 85 international ports – sailing more than 47,000 miles.
The crew consists of 260 individuals from 16 countries including navigators, students, educators, scientists, documenters, medic, cultural leaders and global ambassadors.
"Our experiences and shared knowledge are really the things that define our lives," Kahele said. "We all can learn from each other, and the voyages of the Hokulea reminds us of this. We're all in this together so we need to care for each other, work together. During our own journey, while we finish out the second half of the legislative session, we intend to keep the spirit of Hokulea in our hearts."
Senate Passes More Than 300 Bills
In preparation for the first crossover deadline of March 6, the Senate held a long floor session to move bills out of its chamber so that it may crossover to the House of Representatives.
On the final day, more than 300 bills passed third reading in the Senate.
Noteworthy bills that passed include all four bills on climate change, invasive species, and the elderly in the Joint-Majority Package:
* SB 2344 SD1 to establish the interagency sea level rise vulnerability and adaptation committee to address sea level rise impacts statewide to 2050.
* SB 2343 to appropriate funds to the Hawaii Invasive Species Council for invasive species prevention, control, outreach, research, and planning.
* SB 2345 SD1 to fund the operation of education programs targeted to kupuna including investor education and other related financial education programs.
* SB 2346 SD 1 to provide ongoing financial support to healthy aging programs and services and conduct a public education and awareness campaign on long-term care.
Other notable bills that have also passed third reading in the Senate include:
* SB2446 SD1 to name the new Kihei high school after the late U.S. Representative Patsy T. Mink
* SB 2609 SD1 to increase minimum wage rate to $10.10 per hour and to change the tip credit to unspecified amounts
* SB2424 SD 2 to develop a master cooling strategy so that air conditioning may be installed in public schools
* SB3036 SD2 to create a beach management plan for the north shore of Oahu
* SB2574 SD1 to permit physicians to prescribe medical marijuana
* SB3033 SD2 to establish the County of Niihau under the jurisdiction of DLNR
* SB2222 SD2 to prohibit the sale of flavored tobacco products
* SB2265 SD1 to increase the supply of public housing units in the state
* SB2968 to provide an income tax credit for hotel construction and renovation
* SB2454 SD2 to establish a task force to determine whether the state should regulate agricultural use of genetically modified organisms
* SB3066 SD2 to establish the public-private finance initiative
Hawaii Invasive Species Awareness Week
Hawaii Invasive Species Awareness Week was March 3-9. A proclamation and awards ceremony kicked off the week at the Capitol Auditorium.
This is the second year the State has hosted Hawaii Invasive Species Awareness Week (HISAW). The purpose of HISAW is to promote information sharing and public engagement to eradicate and prevent the growth of invasive species.
Through Act 85, Session Laws of Hawaii 2003, the legislature stated that "the silent invasion of Hawaii by alien invasive species is the single greatest threat to Hawaii's economy, natural environment, and the health and lifestyle of Hawaii's people and visitors."
The Hawaii Invasive Species Council, an inter-departmental collaboration, was created as a result to provide policy level direction, coordination, and planning among state departments, federal agencies, and international and local initiatives for the control and eradication and prevention of harmful invasive species infestations throughout the State and for preventing the introduction of other invasive species that may be potentially harmful.
Hawaii is one of the first states in the Nation that recognized the need for coordination among all state agencies, at a cabinet level, that have responsibility to control invasive species on the ground, as well as regulate or promote the pathways in which invasive species can gain access into the State.
This legislative session, the State Senate has considered several bills to support efforts to eradicate, control and prevent the spread of invasive species in the state.
* SB2423 would appropriate $5,000,000 to fund the mission of the Invasive Species Council.
* SB2347 SD2 would prevent the spread invasive species such as coqui frogs from one island to another by requiring nursery stock to treat plants for pests before the sale or transfer of potted plants.
* SD2920 SD2 would establish a little fire ant pilot project to address the spread of the pest and to develop strategies to eliminate the threat of the pest statewide.
* SB2423, SB2347 SD2 and SD2920 SD2 have all passed out of committee and sent to the Senate floor for third reading where, if approved, will then move to the House for consideration.
Funds Release for Kohala Elementary and Honokaa High School
Sen. Malama Solomon, District 4 – Hilo, Hamakua, Kohala, Waimea, Waikoloa, Kona, commended the release of $7.73 million for various capital improvement projects (CIP) supporting student education in Hawaii.
Portions of these funds will go toward work in District 4, including:
* Kohala Elementary, for American with Disabilities Act (ADA) projects, portion of $7,554,000
* Kohala Elementary, for a special education portable, $80,000
Honokaa High School, for science lab upgrades, $100,000 for design work
"Supporting schools in my district is one of my main priorities as a lawmaker," said Solomon. "The Legislature secured the funds for these very important projects last session and I'm glad to see the monies released so that work can get started. It's imperative that we continue to provide students, teachers and staff with the resources for a favorable learning environment."
Sen. Gil Kahele Welcomes Granddaughter
Sen. Gil Kahele and granddaugther Iolana Malaea Kahele. (Photo courtesy of Sen. Kahele's Office)
Sen. Gilbert Kahele welcomed a granddaughter last month.
Iolana Malaea Kahele was born at home in Hilo at 6:55 p.m. Feb. 12, 2014.
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New York City's African Burial Ground – A Special Place for Black History Month
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By Terri Hirsch
Rediscovery of the African Burial Ground alerted the City and the world to New York's early history and the African people who worked and lived here. This burial ground is the final resting ground for ancestors from many African descended cultures. Their living legacy makes an important reminder of a dark and often forgotten period in New York City history.
The African Burial Ground National Monument is located on the first floor of the Ted Weiss Federal Building located at 290 Broadway in Lower Manhattan. A Visitor Center and exhibition space includes exhibits about the history of the cemetery, the African contribution to the building of early New York City as well as the more recent events surrounding the site's discovery and construction. Approximately 15,000 people are buried in this ground. The remains of 419 men, women and children were uncovered when the site was escalated in 1991 and 1992. All were buried with honor in the Rites of Ancestral Return Ceremony in 2003. If every burial was excavated the wall of photos in the exhibition site would wrap the entire gallery.
Upon entering the building a park ranger invites you to the Visitor Center and exhibition site for an introduction to the African Burial Ground's final resting place of enslaved and free Africans in New York City from the 1690's to the 1790's. A 1697 Dutch law banned African burials in a New York City's cemetery. Over the next two centuries, the burial ground was covered with layer upon layer of buildings and fill material which protected the human remains until rediscovery in 1991. The African Burial Ground was designated as a national monument in 2006 by President George W. Bush, and remains the only U.S. national monument that memorializes the struggles of Africans and their descendants.
The lobby of the Ted Weiss Federal Building displays commissioned artwork inspired by the burial ground and early African experience in New York. Some of the art includes "Unearthed" by Frank Bender, "Africa Raising" by Barbara Chase-Riboud and American Song" by Clyde Lynds.
Today, an outdoor memorial designed by Rodney Leon is a living tribute to past, present and future generations of Africans and their descendants. It is located behind the Ted Weiss Federal Building at the corner of Duane Street and Elk Street. They are reburied as closely as possible to their original positions. The coffins are placed in seven crypts and seven burial mounds marked the locations. Seven trees serve as guardians for the entrance to the Ancestral Chamber.
The National Park Service Rangers will take you on a 90-minute walking tour of Lower Manhattan. Along the way you'll hear about the first Africans who built the New Amsterdam colony, the violent revolts against oppressive British-rule and the struggle for freedom during the Revolutionary War and later on the Underground Railroad. This walking tour also features audio clips from noted authors and historians including Mike Wallace, author of Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898 and Christopher Moore, historian, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.
Groups larger than 10 are required to make reservations. Download an Educational Service Request form to begin the reservation process. For additional questions regarding visitation to the African Burial Ground National Monument please call (212) 637-2019
African Burial Ground National Monument is one of over390 areas in the National Park System. For more information visit: www.nps.gov
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World Literature (ENG 2403)
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Blog Quick Quotes: Welcome to Marcia Lucia Gomez!
Welcome to Marcia Lucia Gomez!
We are so excited to continue to introduce to you some of our new members of the 2015 Design Team this week!
Welcome to Marcia Lucia Gómez!
Hi, I'm Martha Lucia Gómez, I am from Colombia, but now I live in Doral, Florida. My first language is Spanish, which is why when you visit my blog, you will see it is written in Spanish; but don't worry, I have a translate button.
I studied Social Communications and Journalism, but I've loved crafts ever since I was a kid. Once upon a time I used to work with metal jewelry, but one day I discovered stamps, ink and paper, and I was hooked; now it is my passion. I continue working in my profession, but at the same time I work on my blog and in various Design Teams; I can definitely conclude that working with paper crafts is the best therapy.
I live with my husband and our two daughters and I divide my time between my family, my work in a Public Relations Company and my passion: stamping and crafting. I love to create cards, 3D´s and alter different projects. I am looking forward to working with the Quick Quotes Design Team and sharing my passion with all of you!
I am so excited to be part of the Design Team of Quick Quotes during this year! I am pretty sure that together we will spend the most wonderful time building our memories. Today I want to share a quick card that I made when I was exploring my first DT package. I decided to use the Quick Quotes CELEBRATE Paper Collection.
To create the base of my card I used Concord Crush and White Card Stock. The third layer is the focus of my card. I am falling in love with these decorated papers! So here are the main instructions for this layer.
Take a flower punch and cut several pieces from any two different colors of the Celebrate Collections Paper or any other collection.
Ink the borders of the yellow flowers with Creamy Cocoa PowderPuff Chalk Ink and paste them one by one using dimensionals.
Ink the borders of the purple flowers with Razz-Berry PowderPuff Chalk Ink and Feather Gray PowderPuff Chalk Ink and paste one by one using dimensionals.
Cut leaves using a punch or die from a white card stock and ink it with Soft Sage Powder Chalk Ink and Khaki PowderPuff Chalk Ink.
Cut the message Mothers Day and round the corners. I found this message in the Quick Quotes Bundle - Holiday.
Cut a decorated label punch and make dry embossing on it to use this under the Quote.
Finally arrange all the pieces and paste in different layers to get a beautiful dimension.
All the products that I use in my card can be found in the Quick Quotes Store.
I hope my card inspired you and please come and visit us for get more ideas that you can make as soon as you want.
nice card! I am looking forward to working with you Marcia!
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The Arabic verb shahida means to witness, to be present and notice, or to say or do something in order to give evidence; Allah said, "So everyone of you who is present during that month should spend it in fasting" (BAQARA, 185), "..and one of her household saw this and bore witness" (YUSUF, 26). Shahida also means to swear and takean oath "..their solitary evidence can be received if they bearwitness four times with an oath by God that they are solemnly telling thetruth." (NUR, 6).
Witness is a decisive statement; Allah, Praise and Glory be to Him, says, "..and a witness from among the Children of Israel testifies to its similarity with earlier scripture and has believed" (AHQAF, 10), "And they witnessed all that they were doing against the Believers" (BURUJ, 7), "..and whatever deed ye mankind may be doing, we are witnesses thereof when ye are deeply engrossed therein." (YUNUS, 61), "..and the witnesses will say, these are the ones who lied against their Lord! Behold! the Curse of God is on those who do wrong!" (HUD, 18), "..and let neither scribe nor witnesses suffer harm." (BAQARA, 282), "..then write us down among those who bear witness" (AL-I-'IMRAN, 53); that is to say, among those who assert their belief in Allah.
Ashhada means to make someone testify or take witness,as in, "..and made them testify concerning themselves, saying,Am I not your Lord who cherishes and sustains you? They said, 'Yea! wedo testify'."(A'RAF, 172), "..but take witnesses whenever you make a commercial contract" (BAQARA, 282).
Ashhada also means to make someone present at the timeof something occurring to make him notice it and testify. Allah, Glory be to Him, says, "I called them not to witness the creation of the heavens and the earth nor even their own creation." (KAHF, 51), "..that will be a day of Testimony." (HUD, 103), where all the creatures will be present and will witness its horrors, and the angels will also be present. Special testimony is borne by the angels who witness and record the believers' reward, "..and the morning prayer and reading; for the prayer and reading in the morning carry their testimony!" (ISRAA', 78).
The word mashhad means the time or place where evidence is taken, or where people are produced to be judged; it is an adverb of time and place, Allah says, "..and woe to the Unbelievers because of the coming Judgment of a momentous Day!" (MARYAM, 37).
AL-SHAHEED means the WITNESS Who sees, observes and witnesses every single thing, nothing escapes Him in His Kingdom, "..is it not enough that thy Lord doth witness all things?" (FUSSILAT, 53). Allah, Praise and Glory be to Him, decides between people in the most just way, He says, "Say, what thing is most weighty in evidence? say, God is witness between me and you." (AN'AM,19).
Allah is the Omniscient, the All-Aware and the WITNESS. He is the Omniscient, because His Knowledge is absolute and eternal; when this supreme Mastery over all things blends with the Knowledge of theinmost invisible secrets, then He is the All-Aware; when all these thingsintermingle with the Knowledge of the manifest matters, then He is theWITNESS. Allah, Praise and Glory be to Him, says, "..forGod is Witness to all things" (MUJADILA, 6),He is the WITNESS to all things on Doomsday, Glory be Him, He is Allah.


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Who Waited For Whom, And Why It Took So Long To Bring Gallant On Board
In News, Team Ops
November 27th is a date that will forever live in the mind of new Vegas Golden Knights head coach Gerard Gallant. That's the day he was let go from the Florida Panthers, paving the way for him to make history in Vegas.
But November 27th was 137 days before The Creator and George McPhee announced the knighting of Gerard Gallant. One has to wonder why it took so long, and more importantly, who caused the holdup.
We felt that we had a process that we wanted to go through, Kelly (McCrimmon) and I had discussed how we wanted to do this. I guess there are three issues why we took our time. First of all we didn't have any players to coach, so we weren't in a rush to have a coach, and we had so many other things to do. We had to get our priorities in order and take care of some of other things before we got to the coach. The second thing is when you have time in this business you use it. We needed every bit of it. The third reason was there were some people who had requested we talk to them at the end of their seasons. So, we went through the entire process. We did it the way we wanted to, and it worked out very well for us. We got the right person for this team and we did it in the timeline we set for it. -George McPhee
And what did it look like from Gallant's point of view?
The first time I talked to George about it was probably in mid-December, he gave me a call and asked if I had any interest. I said definitely I had a lot of interest in it. Then I did an interview in mid-January and I flew out here for two days and we met for 3-4 hours with him and Kelly McCrimmon, Misha Donskov, and the owner. From that point on we talked about once every two weeks about the job and the process he was going through to hire his new coach. It was good, it was a long process but it was real good and it was everything I expected when we talked. -Gallant on Hockey Central at Noon
Gallant's initial interview happened in January. Right around the time rumors started to fly that the Golden Knights may move up their coach hiring. Then, they didn't, and here we are now, with the same guy that caused the rumors in the first place behind the bench?
When we met him we really liked him and there was an inclination to maybe do this right now because there's some risk in waiting. But we wanted to be able to come here today and say 'you know what, we did this right, it was a comprehensive exhaustive process and we took our time and we got the right guy.' I talked to Gerard about two weeks ago and said when the season ends this is going to happen fast. We have one other person to talk to and when we get through that we will know exactly what we are doing. Throughout the process we kept coming back to Gerard and we felt like he was the right guy, and on Monday night we said, you know what, he's the guy, let's go. –McPhee to the Rink Rats
Gerard in the mean time was scooping up interviews himself.
To be honest with you there were a few teams out there and I talked to two other teams. This is the one that's been closest for the most part and at the end of the day this is the one I was happy to get. There were definitely a couple of other teams out there, and I went through the process, and it was outstanding. -Gallant NHL.com
Feel free to make your own judgements on this, but here's how I see it.
Three weeks after Gallant got let go in Florida, McPhee reached out to him. They set up an interview for mid-January. He came out, did the interview, and was told the Golden Knights plan is to wait until the season ends to make a decision. At this point, Gallant thinks he's done well, but isn't sure he's got the job. So, he goes and interviews for the New York Islanders job.
Hearing NYI have permission to talk to former Florida coach Gerard Gallant. He was an Islanders' assistant from 2007-09.
— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) January 18, 2017
If Gerard Gallant wanted to be the head coach of the New York Islanders he would have been the head coach of the New York Islanders. -Bob McKenzie, TSN
It was Gallant's decision to pass on the Isles, not the other way around. Likely because he's getting calls from Vegas once every other week telling him he's still the leader for the gig here. So then the season ends and things really heat up. Gallant takes another interview, and George runs through a few interviews with assistants, and possibly the newly available Lindy Ruff and Darryl Sutter. But in reality, no one had a chance.
McPhee says it was worth the risk (of losing Gallant) to go through the exhaustive process and feel confident about the hire.
It was a long process and George told me that from day one that they were going to hire a coach sometime in April. –Gallant to NHL Now on NHL Network
But here's the problem, that didn't happen. Gallant was in the picture for months. The NHL season wrapped up on a Sunday. On Tuesday, Gallant was already in Vegas signing the contract, The Creator spilled the beans on Wednesday, and the press conference was on Thursday. No other candidate progressed past the phone call, they couldn't have, there wasn't time.
Job openings in Los Angeles and Dallas may have concerned McPhee. It's possible the repositioning of Dale Tallon back to his rightful seat in Florida could have sped up the process. Or, the guy McPhee really wanted, and was waiting for, never came available.
I wrote a piece back in January saying I didn't want to see the team settle on a coach, and I'm not 100% sure that's what happened, but it sure looks that way. From all the quotes gathered, and from a very brief conversation I had personally with the new Vegas bench boss, I got the feeling this was were Gerard wanted to be, and he was willing to wait to make it happen. He was ready to become the coach whenever Vegas would have him. Therefore, it's on McPhee and his team to explain why they waited, to which he gave three reason, all three of which I question.
1) We didn't have players to coach.
But couldn't Gallant's input have been used in the scouting department? How about in the mock drafts? And would it have been the worst thing to start trotting Gerard around Vegas selling the game and the team?
2) We had other priorities.
I don't doubt that, the amount of work that's gone into forming this team has been absurd, but this is undoubtably the most important hire McPhee has made. I'm not exactly sure what those priorities were, but it's interesting how the moment there was a feeling Gallant could go elsewhere, his signature became priority number one.
3) A few people requested an interview.
But they were never even given a shot. Gallant flew to Vegas. He met everyone in person. No one else got more than a call. I'm all for professional courtesy, but had they waited to sign Gallant to stay on the good side of a few assistants around the league, and wound up watching Gerard slip their their fingers, that would have been worse than the documentary scene.
I went into the press conference with the assumption and through everything I've learned since I'll stick with it, Gallant wasn't McPhee's first choice. The Golden Knights played it slow because they had their eyes on someone else. Who it was and why that person wasn't on the stage Thursday afternoon, we'll likely never know, but there's just too much there to convince me otherwise.
It doesn't mean Gallant won't be great, it doesn't mean the guy McPhee was waiting for would have been better, and really, in the end, it doesn't make any difference anymore.
But in my mind, it's "I guess Applebee's" and not "F*** Yes! We're going to Applebee's!"
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A lot, A LOT, of conjecture here and a job interview is a job interview. It was in the team's interest to wait to see who was available after the yearly firings and they did, and decided on Gallant. Teams all over the league hire coaches, yet only one gets to win the Cup, i.e. "succeed." Gallant has shown things but hasn't really won where he's coached. Even if he was the first choice for McPhee, he was never going to be a "wow" kind of hiring. Sutter wouldn't have been the right choice (if he would've even been interested), Ruff has a lot of gravitas but maybe wouldn't have been right either, and I shudder at the thought of a Dan Bylsma taking the reins. Who else is available? Not really much of anyone. Your first coach is never your last coach. Let the Knights be satisfied being Gallant.
I tried to gather as much information as physically possible on the situation and I'm not sure any other reason that you could come up with for why this took so long.
This wasn't at all a knock on Gallant, I really like him and think he's a good option.
It's just that he wasn't a complete fit with everything they were saying they wanted, and I personally believe the reason why is that they were waiting for someone else.
It's not the end of the world, but to me it's highly probable that this is the case, and I think it could easily have an impact on the franchise down the road.
I am not questioning the research you did, just saying it may have happened as simple as this:1) interview Gallant and make him tops on the list. 2) wait till the end of season to see who becomes available 3) phone interview those 4) realize Gallant is still you're number one and sign him before other teams who are LAcKing a coach does.
The bottom line is, there are no perfect coaches, there are however, good situations where there is a match and even those don't last forever. The average NHL coach tenure is what, 3 years? Even when you have a great coach, his methods and messages get stale over time. Gallant is a good hire in my opinion to get the ball rolling, we can call for his head later.
A phone interview and being flown out for a face to face to interview ARE two completely different things to me. I've never been hired from just a phone interview there was always a face to face follow up or they weren't really interested in me and I never got a call back. I think Ken's research is solid on this one.
@Ken Boehlke
'3) A few people requested an interview.
But they were never even given a shot. Gallant flew to Vegas. He met everyone in person. No one else got more than a call.'
My money's on New York Islanders assistant general manager Doug Weight. A players' coach and friend of McPhee's. It was almost certain that Weight would get the interim head coach tag removed. McPhee waited just in case.
It's fairly obvious that Dale Hunter was also above Gallant in the pecking order, but wasn't a real threat to leave the London Knights.
I'm ok with settling if who they really wanted was unavailable. I'm not ok if it was settling on account of budget restraints (doesn't appear it was). Not sure from what I read this is the guy that will deliver the brand of hockey that Foley says he wants. There had to have been a candidate out there that could coach the style of hockey they want and at the same time develop the youth. If the guy is a first time head coach so be it. I never liked the half assed reasoning that we don't want to evaluate players and a coach at the same time. In sports players and coaches should always be under evaluation unless they've reached the pinnacle of their profession even then you have to keep a close eye to catch when they start slipping and lose a step or two. If Gallant isn't the guy 3 to 5 years down the line I'd rather have that guy even if you have to groom him. If your number 1 is established and doesn't want to be a part of an expansion team then make it worth his while. Money, guarantees, say in players, etc. I just hope Gallant doesn't end up being a lame duck head coach.
Let's ask the question a different way. Why WOULD they hire Gallant in December when they could wait until April? McPhee speculated, correctly, that he could wait until after the regular season ended to see what his options were. Perhaps Gallant was the best option all along, perhaps not. Maybe there is a guy McPhee 'really' wanted that wound up not being available. (I kind of wonder if the Capuano interview was REALLY about Doug Weight?)
Either way McPhee was in a position where time was a resource. The other 30 NHL GMs needed to have a coach, or at least an interim coach, and McPhee could afford to not have one. To forfeit that resource would not have been smart.
Unless they went with someone new, Gallant was the best choice (Ruff, hell no…Sutter is retiring again, doubt he'll coach anytime soon…the others are all bleah at best)…going with a NHL coach is the right call…if you are right that they were going after Hunter or Weight, thank God they missed out on them! Not good coaches. Gallant will be a Murray type of coach when he was with the Kings…3-4 years of developing the team and then he will be replaced by someone else.


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Home Architecture L.A.'s Weirdest Seaside Game Arcade Is Closing
Redondo Fun Factory
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L.A.'s Weirdest Seaside Game Arcade Is Closing
The Redondo Fun Factory is getting replaced by a massive luxury development
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The Redondo Beach City Council recently voted to shut down Redondo Fun Factory to make room for a new shopping mall. The '70s-era amusement center is hidden under a parking garage next to the Redondo Beach Pier and is filled with arcade classics from Pong to Pac Man. The walls and ceiling are encrusted with generations of tacky signage, flashing lights, and dusty carnival prizes. It's a run-down man cave as big as a Wal-Mart and the clock is ticking toward its demise.
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The current owner has held the lease on the bottom level of the parking structure since 1972 and also runs a fish market on the pier. The Fun Factory's tenancy was extended through 2027, but the owner recently reached an agreement with the city to leave early in exchange for $9 million. In three years, the space must be vacated.
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For now, the decrepit arcade soldiers on. The Tilt-a-Whirl is only fifty cents on rainy days. You can win tickets at Skee-Ball that can be redeemed for 9-volt batteries or an industrial meat slicer. The scraping of the steel blades on the revolving clown-in-a-box can be heard from across the room. I can't imagine anything further from the $400 million "experiential center" (with its upscale retail and dining, creative office space, and hotel) that developers have envisioned as the Fun Factory's replacement.
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Regine Kahmann
Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology
Department of Organismic Interactions
PhD, Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics & Free University Berlin
Diploma, Georg August University Göttingen
Regine Kahmann is a microbial geneticist who studies plant pathogenic fungi.
Her research uses the biotrophic corn smut fungus Ustilago maydis as a model to uncover basic molecular principles of plant diseases. A present focus of her work concerns secreted protein effectors: how they evolved, how they are delivered into host cells, how they downregulate plant defense responses, and how modulate the host metabolism to benefit the pathogen.
Mendel medal of the National Academy of Sciences, Leopoldina, Germany, 2011
Bavarian Maximilian´s medal for Science and Art, 1999
Medal of Merit (on ribbon) of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1998
Dannie-Heineman Prize awarded by the Academy of Sciences in Göttingen, Germany, 1997
Leibniz-Prize awarded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Germany, 1993
Schulz, B., Banuett, F., Dahl, M., Schlesinger, R.,... Kahmann, R. (1990). The b alleles of U. maydis, whose combinations program pathogenic development, code for polypeptides containing a homeodomain-related motif. Cell, 60(2), 295-306.
Kaemper, J., Kahmann, R., Boelker, M., Ma, L.J., et al. (2006). Insights from the genome of the biotrophic fungal plant pathogen Ustilago maydis. Nature, 444(7115), 97-101.
Schirawski, J., Mannhaupt, G., Muench, K., Brefort, T.,...Kahmann, R. (2010). Pathogenicity determants in smut fungi revealed by genome comparison. Science, 330, 156-158. doi: 10.1126/science.1195330
Djamei, A., Schipper, K., Rabe, F., Ghosh, A.,...Kahmann, R. (2011). Metabolic priming by a secreted fungal effector. Nature, 478, 395-398. doi: 10.1038/nature10454
Tanaka, S., Schweizer, G., Roessel, N., Fukada, F., Thines, M. & Kahmann, R. (2019). Neofunctionalization of secreted Tin2 effector in the fungal pathogen Ustilago maydis. Nature Microbiol., 4(2), 251-257. doi: 10.1038/s41564-018-0304-6