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Павел Исидорович Жевлюков (Жевлюк, Живлюк; 1898—1921) — русский рабочий, большевик, участник Октябрьского вооружённого восстания 1917 года в Москве и Гражданской войны в России.

Биография
Павел Жевлюков был рабочим на московском заводе «Рускабель» (ныне «Москабель»). В 1917 году стал членом Коммунистической партии. Занимался организацией отрядов Красной гвардии на предприятиях Рогожского района. Во время Октябрьского вооружённого восстания участвовал в боях за Кремль в составе отряда Красной гвардии завода «Рускабель». В 1918—1919 годах работал помощником военкома 1-го Рогожского райвоенкомата, занимался организацией советской милиции. С 1920 года работал в Рогожско-Симоновском райкоме партии. С начала 1921 года работал в райсовете на должности секретаря управления. После начала Кронштадтского восстания добровольно отправился туда для его подавления. Во время подавления восстания стоял за пулемётом и был застрелен.

Память
В 1922 году в его честь был переименован Жевлюков переулок (бывший Большой Покровский переулок; до нашего времени не сохранился). Имя Жевлюкова было также присвоено поликлинике № 37 (Иерусалимская улица, дом 4).

Семья
У Павла Жевлюкова была сестра и двое младших братьев. Один из них, Владимир Исидорович Живлюк, позднее стал генерал-майором и начальником Казанского высшего танкового краснознамённого командного училища.

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Большевики
Персоналии:Кронштадтское восстание (1921)
Погибшие в Гражданскую войну в России


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World Environment Day: APM Terminals Inland Services Plants 500 Saplings
MUMBAI: In an endeavor to give back to the earth and save the environment, APM Terminals Inland Services, South Asia undertook a plantation drive to increase the green cover on the Mumbai Goa Highway near its Equipment Maintenance and Repair (EMR) facility in Panvel.
As a part of this initiative, more than 500 saplings were planted by the employees, customers, contractors and workers on the World Environment Day. APM Terminals Inland Services, South Asia, with the permission of National Highway Authority of India has proactively taken up the responsibility of nurturing and maintaining this stretch of green on the highway.
Speaking on the occasion R. K. Sreedhar, MD and CFO, APM Terminals India Pvt. Ltd. said "We are committed to the cause of environment and sustainability and have been partnering with the stakeholders in regions where we are present, to address the same. This initiative is a small step in the right direction to build sustainable models to save the environment, address climate change and growing deforestation which is posing new challenges to the society"
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Topic Mobile strategy
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Compliance, security and oversight for the mobile enterprise
This article is part of our Essential Guide: A CIO's essential guide to mobile business strategy
Mobile security technology, advances often a double-edged sword
Innovative mobile security technology has been developed to offset vulnerabilities, but using cutting-edge solutions such as automation could come back to haunt IT execs.
Ben Cole, Executive Editor
The rapid advancement of mobility in the enterprise has often outpaced the development of mobile data security...
best practices, and this obstacle is made more complicated by the fact that mobile devices now include emerging technology such as the internet of things. The trend has left companies -- and their IT leaders -- scrambling to develop mitigating mobile security technology and processes necessary to protect data.
For Bob Turner, CISO at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a big challenge is that every student owns multiple mobile devices that could potentially connect to the UW network. Mobile security technology controls and user education need to be implemented to ensure the network is defended, but also in a way that enables the mobility that the students covet, Turner said during a panel discussion at the 2017 Fusion CEO-CIO Symposium produced by WTN Media.
"What we need are mobile device management systems; we need the ability to have users check in their three to five mobile devices, and then we can monitor them," Turner said. "We know what they are, we know what they look like, we know what they are doing."
When it comes to corporate mobile security, Turner said it's all about instituting the right controls: Deploying antivirus software best suited for the network, for example, or implementing identity access management tools to ensure the person using a mobile device is who they say they are.
"It's not the mobile device that connects to your network; it's the user that connects to your network," Turner said.
'Redefining' network access
Kurt Roemer, chief security strategist at Citrix, said some companies are "redefining access" to networks to offset these types of data security risks. For example, instead of just a straight login to gain entry to everything in a company's network, identity management can be automated to take into account whether the employee has the right to access the specific information based on security clearance, role in the company, responsibilities, etc.
It's not the mobile device that connects to your network; it's the user that connects to your network.
Bob TurnerCISO, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"By doing that, you have a much higher assurance that you are meeting the level of trust, you're mitigating the risk and you are making sure that people are doing the right things," Roemer said during a panel session at the 2017 Fusion CEO-CIO Symposium. "It's automated for them."
But despite the allure, considering mobile security automation a "set it and forget it" solution is a mistake, said David Ulevitch with the Cisco Security Business Group during his keynote at RSA Conference 2017 in San Francisco.
Ulevitch said companies have to be wary of what he calls the "automated stupidity" problem: Robots could make bad decisions based on bad context, creating false positives and other factors that could hinder people from doing their job.
"There are reasons why we haven't automated security," Ulevitch said.
Another problem with security automation is complacency, according to Gib Sorebo, chief cybersecurity strategist at Leidos, a defense company that provides scientific, engineering, systems integration and technical services. During an RSA Conference 2017 panel discussion titled "The Future of Ransomware on the Internet of Things," he said people are getting used to relying on tech running automatically, making it more vulnerable to hackers.
That attitude simply will not fly for when it comes to protecting IoT and other mobile technology, he added.
"The message is really that people need to appreciate that automation doesn't always work right," Sorebo said. "It's really a matter of making sure we thought through what we [did] if they don't work, for whatever reason."
The future of mobile security technology
But according to Aaron Turner, CEO and Founder of IntegriCell, the biggest obstacle to mobile and IoT security is not technology, but outdated U.S. policy. Turner pointed to the Communications Act of 1934 designed to regulate interstate and foreign commerce in communication conducted via wire and radio.
"In the United States of America, the laws that govern the spectrum were written in 1933," Turner said during a discussion at RSA Conference 2017.
Among the many technologies not invented at the start of the Great Depression was Bluetooth, Turner noted. That omission has serious consequences for retailers with Wi-Fi networks that handle payment data. To protect customer and company data, businesses need the ability to monitor aspects such as what service set identifiers are out there, what Mac addresses are considered access points and who is connecting to them.
"What is your liability if you've got somebody scraping every single credit card number out of your airspace?" Turner asked.
These outdated policies will only become more magnified as mobile technology -- and how it is defined by the enterprise -- continues to evolve. For example, Forrester's 2017 report on the "The State of Enterprise Mobile Security" found that 39% of online adults in the U.S. reported they are interested in using biometric verification to access financial accounts. Forrester recommends that security professionals capitalize on this trend, and implement advanced bio-authentication measures into the identity management efforts of mobile security initiatives.
But as biometrics becomes the norm, it creates further complications for corporate mobile security. Because biometric data is very unique to individuals, it makes it that much more enticing for criminals looking to use mobile devices to tap into it for hacking purposes.
"It's not just about security; we have to extend our notions so it's security, compliance, privacy and safety -- and the safety aspects are huge as we get into machine learning, AI and IoT," Roemer said.
More on corporate mobile security:
Four tips to assist mobile data protection
For connected mobile apps, security and governance are priorities
IT policy, mobile security often mismatched, MobileIron
The Desktop Admin's Guide to BYOD: Pros and Cons of BYOD –SearchSecurity.com
Weighing the Options for an Enterprise Mobility Strategy –SearchSecurity.com
EssentialEnterprise Mobile Device Security Controls and Policies –SearchSecurity.com
CW ANZ: Riding the wave of enterprise mobility –ComputerWeekly.com
Dig Deeper on Enterprise mobile strategy
Destruction of service attacks an existential threat to business, says Cisco
By: Alex Scroxton
Robot tax not feasible for Australia
By: Beverley Head
Aerohive eyes small firms with APs, cloud-based management software
By: Eamon Earls
Why the election should have you thinking about aPaaS
By: Fred Churchville
Ben Cole asks:
What is the biggest threat to modern companies' corporate mobile security?
E-Handbook: Compliance, security and oversight for the mobile enterprise
Why managing mobile devices is now an enterprise affair
Managing mobile devices just keeps getting harder. Devices and apps are proliferating. Every data breach seems to prompt new rules. We lay out the problem and a plan.
Supporting and protecting the mobile enterprise: Think big
Protecting the mobile enterprise while allowing for the many business benefits mobility provides has never been more challenging. Read how these IT leaders are making mobile work.
Engineering compliance, legal rules into mobile technology development
Legal concerns can hinder the mobility strategy of companies, but designing compliance into the front end of mobile technology development will keep both regulators and CIOs satisfied.
Ben Cole - 18 Apr 2017 10:18 AM


At the December Cambridge City Council Planning Committee meeting, approval was given for a proposed long-term redevelopment of the site at 213 Mill Road. The scheme was the result of many month works with a team including Carter Jonas planning consultants and Chadwickdryerclarke Studio Architects. HTS Estates will communicate and coordinate with the existing tenants of the site before any redevelopment schedule is proposed.


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Els Detroit Falcons foren un equip de bàsquet actualment desaparegut, van participar en la Basketball Association of America (BAA), competició precursora de l'NBA. La seva seu era a la ciutat de Detroit. Els Falcons només van participar en la primera temporada de la BAA, la 1946/47, quedant en quarta posició de la Conferència Oest, amb un total de 20 partits guanyats i 40 partits perduts, a més de 18 partits de la primera posició. L'ala-pivot Stan Miasek era el seu jugador més valuós, amb 895 punts (14,9 punts per partit) i va aconseguir l'elecció en el Millor Quintet de la BAA, l'equivalent a l'actual Millor Quintet de l'NBA.

Entrenadors
 Glenn Curtis.
 Philip Sachs.

Enllaços externs
 Plana web en anglès de la temporada dels Detroit Falcons

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Statement on UMC General Conference 2019
by President Steve Thorsett, February 27, 2019
President Thorsett responds to the United Methodist Church's decision not to embrace full inclusion of LGBTQ members and leaders.
CAMPUS ANNOUNCEMENT
Dear Willamette community,
Yesterday, in St. Louis, a conference of the global United Methodist Church made the disheartening decision not to embrace full inclusion of LGBTQ members and leaders. Led by conservative delegations, the conference rejected the view, held by the majority of American Methodists, that all should be welcomed in the church.
As an Episcopalian who over the years watched my own denomination wrestle with these issues, I grieve for the LGBTQ members of the church, who have endured the pain of these last few days, as delegates debate their humanity. I share their anger and disappointment in the outcome of that debate.
As the leader of the oldest Methodist-affiliated educational institution in the West, I want to assure all members of our community that we remain steadfast in our commitment to full inclusion of LGBTQ students, faculty and staff at Willamette. We are not alone in our commitment. The Western Jurisdiction of the UMC, which has appointed LGBTQ leaders at all levels, has committed to full inclusion. Bishop Elaine Stanovsky, the UMC leader in our region and a Willamette trustee, has also issued a stirring statement. Finally, our partners at Claremont School of Theology have affirmed a "deep and ardent" commitment to continued inclusion.
The weeks and months ahead will be challenging for the fifty-year-old idea of a single "United" Methodist Church, the second largest Protestant denomination in the United States. It is a time when it would be easy for a loosely-affiliated school like Willamette to back away from the UMC and the debate that is tearing it apart, but I think that would be a mistake. Indeed, now is the time that the UMC, its Western Jurisdiction, and especially its many LGBTQ members need us and the other affiliated universities the most, to be the voice for those Wesleyan values that shaped Willamette's own values, that every human being is worthy of respect, dignity and love.
Non nobis solum nati sumus,
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Willamette University and Tokyo International University of America celebrated the 92 members of the American Studies Program's 31st class on Dec. 13.
Biology lab guides alum beyond graduation
In his first week as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Texas, Alfredo Zuniga '12 relied on old notes from his Willamette biology class to teach students.
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Bearcats and friends gathered on Dec. 4 for Willamette's annual holiday festivities.


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Dan Rather Demands Trump Respect the Press! Hello Irony?
Have we given out this week's "Holy Lack of Self Awareness, Batman" award yet? Because I'd like to nominate Dan Rather. He just wrote a scathing Facebook post about Donald Trump's treatment of the press.
And I quote...
I felt a shudder down my spine yesterday watching Donald Trump's fusilade against the press. This is not a moment to be trifled with. It wasn't his first tirade and it won't be his last.
I was reminded of my college journalism professor, the late Hugh Cunningham, who would exhort his young charges in a thundering voice to "never let them scare you." It was his most important lesson. One of Edward R. Murrow's favorite words was "steady." That also bears repeating today.
This is a dirty, nasty election. And it is only going to get worse. The reporters in the trenches need no lecture from me. They are walking through daily minefields, bracing themselves against winds of discontent whose effects no one can predict.
I can't let that one go by without comment. A "dirty, nasty election" he says. Remember 2012, when the leftist media made up a false narrative about the "war on women"? Remember how the leftist media had a fit about Romney putting a dog's crate on the top of his car, because the dog preferred to ride that way? Remember how the leftist media accused Romney of letting someone's wife die of cancer? In summary, remember how the leftist media did everything they possibly could to make Mitt Romney, who by all reasonable accounts is not only incredibly polite, but a rather decent human being, into a split-hooved devil?
Okay, moving on...
I know what it is like to sit in those seats and feel the scorn and even wrath of politicians of all political persuasions. Attacking the press for unfair coverage has long been a bipartisan pursuit. Sometimes it works. I am happy to say that more often it doesn't. But Trump's brand of vituperation is particularly personal and vicious. It carries with it the drumbeats of threatening violence. It cannot be left unanswered.
Nor can I let this comment go unanswered. Sorry, but "wrath of politicians"? Trump isn't rolling over and taking it. Is that what you mean by "wrath"? Also, "vituperation"? How long have you been waiting to use that word, Danny boy?
This is not about politics or policy. It's about protecting our most cherished principles. The relationship between the press and the powerful they cover is by its very definition confrontational. That is how the Founding Fathers envisioned it, with noble clauses of protection enshrined in our Constitution.
Riiiiiiight, 'protecting our most cherished principles.' Dan Rather said that. To bring some of you up to speed, this Dan Rather said that. The same former colleague of Katie Couric, whose cherished principles are under question themselves.
Trump exploits people's distrust of the media and reporters, and people like Dan Rather have given them more than enough reason to distrust the media and reporters.
So it's rich for Dan Rather to accuse Trump of...well anything. Dan Rather is a giant hypocrite, a liar, and apparently kind of a wuss. No I know, none of this is news. But let's be honest, always fun to say.


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Miley Cyrus Says Playing Hannah Montana Gave Her "Body Dysmorphia" + More Friday Factoids
Plus, Nick Jonas traveled to his brother's house in the craziest way.
by Christopher Rosa 8/14/2015
Miley Cyrus looks ah-mazing on the cover of this month's Marie Claire magazine. In the issue, she reveals that her not-so-wonderful Hannah Montana days gave her a warped perception of body image.
"I was made to look like someone that I wasn't, which probably caused some body dysmorphia because I had been made pretty every day for so long, and then when I wasn't on that show, it was like, Who the f— am I?" Miley told MC, according to EW.com.
Even sadder, she compared playing the character to a certain creepy TLC show. "From the time I was 11, it was, 'You're a pop star! That means you have to be blonde, and you have to have long hair, and you have to put on some glittery tight thing,'" she said."Meanwhile, I'm this fragile little girl playing a 16-year-old in a wig and a ton of makeup. It was like Toddlers & Tiaras. I had f—ing flippers." Yikes.
You can read more of Miley's interview when Marie Claire hits newsstands August 18. [EW.com]
Miley Cyrus Blasts Taylor Swifts "Bad Blood" Video and Sexism in the Industry
Janelle Monae, Jidenna, Roman GianArthur, Deep Cotton, and St. Beauty debuted their joint Wondaland Eephus at New York City's Highline Ballroom last night. Stay tuned for interviews with the individual members of Wondaland next week.
Nick Jonas hijacked the TMZ Hollywood Tour Bus to catch a ride to brother Joe's house. And it was everything. [TMZ]
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Khloe Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner have an awkward confrontation in new I Am Cait clip. [E! Online]
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Speaking of Khloe, she took a private jet to Houston to visit Rockets basketball player (and rumored boo) James Harden. We wonder how she is holding up after that bizarre run-in with Lamar Odom earlier this week? [Us Weekly]
Iggy Azalea and her bae Nick Young engaged in an epic miming war during last night's Lip Sync Battle. [PerezHilton.com]
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Britney Spears' playdate with her niece Lexie was cute AF. [ETOnline.com]
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Q: Issue with parsing Date string I'm trying to parse the following string to a Date object:
2013-12-26T01:00:56.664Z

Using this SimpleDateFormat:
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'");

But I'm getting a:
 java.text.ParseException: Unparseable date: "2013-12-26T01:00:56.664Z" (at offset 19)

What am I doing wrong, How I should handle the T and the Z letters in the date?

A: The real isssue with the date is not T & Z but the milliseconds.
"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'" This must be the format that is to be used becaue there are milli seconds as well in the input date.

A: You can use this
String date = "2013-12-26T01:00:56.664Z";
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS");
try {
   System.out.println(sdf.parse(date)); // Result Thu Dec 26 01:00:56 CET 2013
} catch (ParseException e) {
   e.printStackTrace();
}

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The American Society of Cinematographers Award Nominations Announced!!!
The ASC (American Society of Cinematographers) have compiled and released this year's nominees.
New LED Uses App For DMX Control I had the privalige of visiting with Rod Gammons, owner and CEO of Rotolight at Cinegear 2012. Gammons was good enough to give us a full demonstration of the Rotolight Anova system.


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import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
import time
import numpy as np

import slcypi.slcyPins as Pins
import slcypi.slcyGeneral as General

class Servo():
    """Initialize with control pin
    pins <dict>, <list>, <int>, {'serv':1}
    [name] <str>, identify this sensor
    [verbose] <bool>, print every action"""
    # RED       VCC     5 V
    # BROWN     GND     0 V
    # ORANGE    CTRL    GPIO
    def __init__(self, pins, name='', verbose=False) -> None:
        self.__name__ = name
        self.__verbose__ = verbose
        if self.__verbose__:
            print('Initializing Servo',self.__name__,'...',end=' ')
        self.__pins__ = General.LoadPins(['serv'],pins)
        self.__servosetup__()
        time.sleep(2)
        if self.__verbose__:
            print('Done')
    def __servosetup__(self) -> None:
        GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)
        self.__pwm__ = Pins.PWMPin(self.__pins__['serv'], freq=50, dutycycle=0, on=True)
        self.__position__ = 1 # ensures the first move has enough time
        self.center() # initializes to center
    def __linearsteps__(self, a, b, step, includeends=True) -> list:
        """Generates a list of linear steps from a to b
        a <float>
        b <float>
        step <float>
        [includeends] <bool>"""
        if (a < b and step > 0) or (a > b and step < 0):
            o = []
            rng = abs(b - a)
            steps = int(rng / step) + 1
            for i in range(steps):
                o.append(a + i * step)
            if includeends and o[len(o)-1] != b:
                o.append(b)
            return o
        else:
            print('Error, step and a -> b direction do not match')
    def __searchsteps__(self, c, r, step, bounds=[-1,1]) -> list:
        """Generates a list of steps centered at c going out r on either side
        c <float>
        r <float>
        step <float>
        [bounds] <list> of <float>"""
        if bounds[0] <= c <= bounds[1] and r > 0:
            o = []
            plus = True
            leftbound = max(bounds[0], c - r)
            rightbound = min(bounds[1], c + r)
            for i in range(1,int(r / step) + 1):
                p = c + i * step
                m = c - i * step
                if leftbound <= p <= rightbound:
                    o.append(p)
                if leftbound <= m <= rightbound:
                    o.append(m)
            return o
        else:
            print('Error, invalid searchstep configuration')
    def __posmap__(self, value) -> float:
        """Returns a mapping transformation
        [-1,1] -> [1,10]"""
        # maps [x1, y1] -> [x2, y2]
        # dx = 2 # x2 - x1
        # dy = 9 # y2 - y1
        # x1 = -1
        # x2 = 1
        # (value - x1) * (dy / dx) + x2
        return ((value - -1) * (9 / 2)) + 1
    def __trigmap__(self, value) -> float:
        """Returns a mapping transformation
        [-1,1] -> [pi,0]"""
        # maps [x1, y1] -> [x2, y2]
        # dx = np.pi + 1 # x2 - x1
        # dy = -1 # y2 - y1
        # x1 = -1
        # x2 = np.pi
        # (value - x1) * (dy / dx) + x2
        return ((value - -1) * ((np.pi + 1) / -1)) + np.pi
    def __inrange__(self, value) -> bool:
        """Checks if a value is between -1 and 1"""
        return value >= -1 and value <= 1
    def getpos(self) -> float:
        """Returns the servo position (Between -1 and 1)"""
        return self.__position__
    def move(self, target) -> None:
        """Moves to a specified position
        position <float>, [-1,1] left to right"""
        if self.__inrange__(target):
            if self.__verbose__:
                print(self.__name__,'moving to position',target,'...',end='')
            dt = abs(self.__position__ - target) * .3
            self.__pwm__.setdutycycle(self.__posmap__(target))
            time.sleep(dt)
            self.__pwm__.setdutycycle(0)
            self.__position__ = target
            if self.__verbose__:
                print('Done')
        else:
            print('Error, position must be between -1 and 1')
    def left(self, distance) -> None:
        """Moves the servo left (min -1)"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'moving left',distance)
        target = self.__position__ - distance
        if self.__inrange__(target):
            self.move(target)
        else:
            print('Position must be between -1 and 1, stopping at boundary')
            self.move(max(min(target,1),-1))
    def right(self, distance) -> None:
        """Moves the servo right (max 1)"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'moving right',distance)
        target = self.__position__ + distance
        if self.__inrange__(target):
            self.move(target)
        else:
            print('Position must be between -1 and 1, stopping at boundary')
            self.move(max(min(target,1),-1))
    def center(self) -> None:
        """Returns to center [0]"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'moving to center')
        self.move(0)

class DCMotor():
    """Initialize with control pin
    pins <dict>, <list>, <int>, {'IA':1,'IB':2}
    direction <int>, 1 forward, -1 backward
    speed <int>, [0:100]
    [name] <str>, identify this sensor
    [verbose] <bool>, print every action"""
#   OA |-\/-| GND
#  VCC |    | IB
#  VCC |    | IA
#   OB |----| GND
# VCC accepts 2.5 - 12 V
    def __init__(self, pins, direction=1, speed=50, on=True, name = '', verbose=False) -> None:
        self.__name__ = name
        self.__verbose__ = verbose
        if self.__verbose__:
            print('Initializing DCMotor',self.__name__,'...',end=' ')
        self.__pins__ = General.LoadPins(['IA','IB'],pins)
        self.__dcmotorsetup__(direction,speed,on)
        if self.__verbose__:
            print('Done')
    def __dcmotorsetup__(self,direction,speed,on) -> None:
        GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)
        GPIO.setup(self.__pins__['IA'], GPIO.OUT, initial=0)
        GPIO.setup(self.__pins__['IB'], GPIO.OUT, initial=0)
        self.__pwm__ = PWMPin(self.__pins__['IA'],2000, self.__speed__)
        self.__direction__ = direction
        self.__speed__ = speed
        self.__running__ = on
    def on(self) -> None:
        """Turns the motor on"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'starting up')
        self.__running__ = True
        if self.__direction__:
            self.forward()
        else:
            self.backward()
    def off(self) -> None:
        """Turns the motor off"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'stopping')
        self.__running__ = False
        GPIO.output(self.__pins__['IA'], 0)
        GPIO.output(self.__pins__['IB'], 0)
        self.__pwm__.off()
    def power(self) -> bool:
        """Toggles the motor on/off
        Returns whether motor is now running"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'toggling power')
        if self.__running__:
            self.off()
            return self.isrunning()
        else:
            self.on()
            return True
    def forward(self) -> None:
        """Runs motor forward"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'going forward')
        self.__direction__ = 1
        GPIO.output(self.__pins__['IA'], 1)
        GPIO.output(self.__pins__['IB'], 0)
        self.__pwm__.on()
    def backward(self) -> None:
        """Runs motor backward"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'going backward')
        self.__direction__ = 0
        GPIO.output(self.__pins__['IA'], 0)
        GPIO.output(self.__pins__['IB'], 1)
        self.__pwm__.on()
    def reverse(self) -> None:
        """Reverses the direction of the motor"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'toggling direction')
        if self.__running__:
            if self.__direction__:
                self.forward()
            else:
                self.backward()
        else:
            if self.__direction__:
                self.__direction__ = 0
            else:
                self.__direction__ = 1
    def setspeed(self,speed=50) -> None:
        """Sets the speed of the motor
        speed <int>, [0:100]"""
        if self.__verbose__:
            print(self.__name__,'setting speed to',speed)
        self.__speed__ = speed
        if self.__direction__:
            self.__pwm__.setdutycycle(self.__speed__)
        else:
            self.__pwm__.setdutycycle(100 - self.__speed__)
    def getspeed(self) -> float:
        """Returns the current speed"""
        return self.__speed__
    def getdirection(self) -> int:
        """Returns the direction of rotation {backward:0, forward:1}"""
        return self.__direction__
    def isrunning(self) -> bool:
        """Returns whether the motor is running"""
        return self.__running__

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Az elhárítás defenzív jellegű titkosszolgálati tevékenység, ami az ellenséges hírszerző és egyéb titkos tevékenység, szabotázs, diverzió, terrorista cselekmények felderítésére és kivédésére irányul. A kivédendő támadás eredete szerint megkülönböztethető a külső és a belső elhárítás, azaz az idegen országok cselekményei elleni védekezés, döntően a kémelhárítás, illetve a belső terrorizmus és az alkotmányos rend elleni szervezkedés elhárítása. A megvédendő célpontok szerint megkülönböztethető a polgári és katonai elhárítás. A belbiztonsági tevékenység az elhárítás speciális esete, amikor magukat az adott ország titkosszolgálatait és más fegyveres testületeit védelmezik különösen mélyen rejtett eszközökkel és módszerekkel a külső behatolás, befolyásolás, korrupciós törekvések ellen. (A belső elhárítás és a belbiztonsági tevékenység fogalmai a közbeszédben gyakran keverednek.)

Elhárítás az Osztrák–Magyar Monarchiában az első világháború alatt
A háborúk idején a kémkedést különösen súlyosan, általában halállal büntették. Az Osztrák–Magyar Monarchia hadbíróságai 1914-ben 58 Oroszország javára kémkedő személy közül 38-at ítéltek halálra, amellett 28 szerb és 2 montenegrói kém is a legsúlyosabb büntetést kapta. 1915-ben 202 bírósági eljárás folyt kémkedési ügyben. Tizenkét vádlottat akasztottak fel vagy lőttek agyon. 1916-ban 182 kémperben 50 személyt ítéltek halálra. Sok volt köztük a szerb kém. Az angol, a francia és az olasz hírszerzők általában enyhébb büntetést kaptak. 1918-ra már lényegesen lecsökkent a kémtevékenység: mindössze 11-en álltak katonai bíróság elé, s négy halálos ítéletet hoztak.

Támadólagos elhárítás
Bár az elhárítás alapvetően defenzív, védekező jellegű tevékenység, amit hazai földön folytatnak, a munka eredményessége érdekében kialakult ennek az offenzív, támadólagos ágazata is, amit már az ellenfél területén működtetnek. Ennek fő célja az ellenfél hírszerzésébe, vagy más, az adott országgal szemben ellenséges tevékenységet folytató szervezeteibe történő beépülés, az ilyen munka akadályozása. Az offenzív elhárítást végezheti a haza elhárítás speciális részlege, vagy a hírszerzés külön egysége, vagy mindkettő. Ez a tevékenység különösen gyakran okozhat szervezeti és személyi súrlódásokat az elhárítás és hírszerzés (mint például az amerikai FBI és a CIA, vagy a brit MI5 és az MI6) között.

Magyarország elhárító szolgálatai
Az Osztrák–Magyar Monarchia idején a Nyilvántartó Iroda nevű katonai hírszerző szolgálat egyben az elhárítással is foglalkozott. 1919 és 1945 között ugyancsak a magyar katonai hírszerzés egyik tevékenységi ága volt az elhárítás is, mégpedig a VKF 2. Osztály Defenzív Alosztálya (Def) révén, amely politikai rendőrségi feladatokat is ellátott.

1945 után, a kommunista pártállami diktatúra idején a Katonapolitikai Osztály, majd az Államvédelmi Hatóság működött többek között az elhárítás szerveként is. Az 1956 után fokozatosan kialakított új rendszerben, 1962-től a Belügyminisztérium III. Főcsoportfőnökségén belül a III/II foglalkozott a kémelhárítással, a III/III a belső elhárítással, a III/IV a hadseregen belüli katonai elhárítással.

A rendszerváltás után a belső elhárítás feladatai közül azokat, amelyek a demokratikus jogállamban is szükségesek maradtak, valamint a kémelhárítást a Nemzetbiztonsági Hivatal vette át, aminek a neve 2010-ben Alkotmányvédelmi Hivatalra változott. A katonai elhárítással 1990-től az újra a Honvédelmi Minisztérium alárendeltségébe kerülő Katonai Biztonsági Hivatal foglalkozott. Ez utóbbit 2012-ben Katonai Nemzetbiztonsági Szolgálat néven összevonták az addigi Katonai Felderítő Hivatallal, így a katonai elhárítás és a katonai hírszerzés szervezetileg újra egyesült.

Magyarország belbiztonsági szolgálata, amelynek feladata a hatáskörébe rendelt fegyveres testületek védelme a külföldi és belső behatolástól, 2011-től a korábbi Rendvédelmi Szervek Védelmi Szolgálatára (RSZVSZ) épülő Nemzeti Védelmi Szolgálat.

Jegyzetek

Források

 Cseh Gergő Bendegúz: A magyarországi állambiztonsági szervek intézménytörténeti vázlata, 1945–1990. Trezor 1. Történeti Hivatal, Bp., 1999. 73–90.

További információk

Bevezetés a terrorelhárítás alapjaiba; szerk. Kasznár Attila; Dialóg Campus, Bp., 2017
Brett Velicovich–Christopher S. Stewart: Drónharcos. Egy elitkatona beszámolója a 21. század legmodernebb terrorelhárító gépéről; ford. Babits Péter; Athenaeum, Bp., 2018
A magyar elhárítás fejlődése. Tanulmányok a katonai és polgári nemzetbiztonsági elhárítás múltjáról, jelenéről, jövőjéről; szerk. Drusza Tamás; Dialóg Campus, Bp., 2019
Henry Farrell–Abraham L. Newman: Magánszféra és hatalom. Transzatlanti küzdelem a szabadságért és a biztonságért; ford. Radó Nóra; Pallas Athéné, Bp., 2020

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
Kémkedés (bűncselekmény)
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El Fuerte de San Luis llamado también Castillo de San Luis o  Fort Louis es un baluarte fortificado que se encuentra en el municipio de Puerto Real (Cádiz – Andalucía) el cual constituía un conjunto integral de fortalezas junto con los castillos de La Matagorda (también en tierras puertorrealeñas) y de Puntales (sito este último ya en la propia ciudad de Cádiz) hasta comienzos del siglo XIX.

Está situada en la misma entrada del caño El Trocadero desde el saco interior Oeste de la bahía de Cádiz, en la isla que forman las aguas que se extienden hacia La Carraca, el caño del Trocadero y la Bahía de Cádiz, en cuyo caño se carenaban los buques.

Esas tres estructuras fortificadas de eminente carácter defensivo contaban con un sofisticado y muy avanzado (para el siglo XVIII) sistema de obstrucciones (fijas y móviles) y bloqueo para la navegación, sistema que probaría impidiendo la salida a mar abierto de las diversas unidades navales francesas al mando del almirante Rossilly en 1808; al mismo tiempo, el fuego cruzado de las piezas de artillería en ellas instaladas habría de suponer una barrera infranqueable para quien intentase acceder al saco meridional de la bahía desde el exterior de la misma (una barrera que, de hecho, no sería nunca superada).

Sus estructuras, aún por estudiar y en la actualidad en ruinas, fueron escenario del asedio a Cádiz en el transcurso de la Guerra del Francés (1808-1813) y de la batalla de Trocadero.

El Fort Louis habría de servir (desde 1810 y hasta fines de 1812) como base para las baterías francesas que trataban, infructuosamente, de someter con su fuego al Castillo de Puntales;  ambas fortalezas se convertirían de este modo en los ejes fundamentales del duelo artillero que sostuvieron Cádiz y sus sitiadores durante dos largos años.

Luego, en 1823, a solicitud del rey de Fernando VII, Francia intervino militarmente para apoyarlo frente a los liberales y restablecer el absolutismo, en virtud de los acuerdos de la Santa Alianza. Se forma un ejército denominado los Cien Mil Hijos de San Luis, al mando de los cuales se encontraba el duque de Angulema. Tras varias sucesos, invade Andalucía e instala en Puerto Real el Cuartel General de los ejércitos franceses en la bahía gaditana. El duque toma por asalto el Castillo de San Luis el 30 de agosto de 1823, en la Batalla de Trocadero. Como consecuencia, fue restaurado el régimen absolutista de Fernando VII.

Referencias

Luis
Luis
Bahía de Cádiz
Puerto Real


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Premier League Boxing Day Schedule: Struggling Arsenal Hosts Chelsea in London Derby
After 14 matches, Arsenal finds itself closer to a relegation battle than earning a spot in a European competition next year. But the Gunners can begin their march back up the Premier League table on Saturday if they can get a home win vs. Chelsea in part of the EPL's traditional Boxing Day slate.
Arsenal will host Chelsea in a London derby, one of six Premier League games on Boxing Day. (Image: Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP)
Arsenal comes in as a +300 home underdog to Chelsea (-110), which sits fifth in the Premier League standings.
Arsenal Tumbling Towards Relegation Fight
Outside of success in the Europa League, Arsenal has struggled mildly as of late. The London side has only earned two draws in its last seven Premier League matches. Manchester City bounced the Gunners from the Carabao Cup with a 4-1 drubbing on Tuesday.
Other EPL bottom feeders have noticed Arsenal's struggles. West Bromwich Albion manager Sam Allardyce fired a shot at Arsenal earlier this week, ahead of a coming Jan. 2 showdown between the two sides. West Brom finds itself in 19th place, on just seven points after 14 matches.
"If they're in the bottom eight at the moment, yes," Allardyce told reporters, responding to a question over whether Arsenal was part of the relegation race. "They will be wondering why they are down there. They will be wondering what it takes to get out of that position. I know what it takes. I hope to convince my players to respond to that."
Charlie Malam of the Daily Express reported earlier this week that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta retains the support of most of his players, suggesting that his job isn't in jeopardy just yet. Arteta also defended his players after Tuesday's loss to Man City, saying that there's still time for the squad to turn things around this season.
"Yes we [still believe] because I see how much they try and what they are trying to do," Arteta said after the loss. "At the moment a lot of strange things are happening in every game and that makes things really difficult."
Lampard: Don't Underestimate the Gunners
Arteta says that an upcoming three match stretch – beginning with the game against Chelsea, and ending with the trip to West Brom – will tell the tale of the season.
"We have to turn it around," Arteta said. "There's no question. If we don't we are in big trouble. That's the moment that is going to decide our season."
Premier League Boxing Day Odds (via FanDuel Sportsbook)
Leicester City: +195 Draw: +250 Manchester United: +130
Aston Villa: -110 Draw: +270 Crystal Palace: +280
Fulham: +220 Draw: +230 Southampton: +130
Arsenal: +300 Draw: +260 Chelsea: -110
Sheffield United: +320 Draw: +250 Everton: -115
Manchester City: -950 Draw: +900 Newcastle: +2300
Chelsea sits comfortably in fifth position, still involved in the race for a Champions League position – and potentially even in the Premier League title race. That makes the Blues deserving favorites heading into the Boxing Day clash. But manager Frank Lampard has warned his team not to take Arsenal lightly.
"We've been in decent form, but I don't think we should be taking Arsenal at face value," Lampard told reporters. "With Arsenal, I see a team of great quality, a class manager who are in a tough moment. That's a really dangerous combination to go against, so we have to prepare right."
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Q: How can Mockito mocks be wired when there is no constructor? I was going through this tutorial  which sets up the SUT using a constructor but my question is what if there is no constructor e.g. if we have:
@Autowire private PetRepository petRepository;
@Autowire private VetRepository vetRepository;
@Autowire private OwnerRepository ownerRepository;
@Autowire private VisitRepository visitRepository;

in the service/controller. How we can set this up?

A: I prefer to annotate the setters instead of the attributes on the classes. For example:
public class SomeClass implements SomeInterface {

   private PetRepository petRepository;
   private VetRepository vetRepository;
   private OwnerRepository ownerRepository;
   private VisitRepository visitRepository;

   ... some methods ...

   @Resource
   public void setPetRepository(PetRepository petRepository) {
        this.petRepository= petRepository;
   }

   @Resource
   public void setVetRepository(VetRepository vetRepository) {
        this.petRepository= vetRepository;
   }

   @Resource
   public void setOwnerRepository(OwnerRepository ownerRepository) {
        this.ownerRepository = ownerRepository;
   }

   @Resource
   public void setVisitRepository(VisitRepository visitRepository) {
        this.visitRepository= visitRepository;
   }

}

Then you can create a test case like this with Mockito and Junit:
public class SomeClassTestCase {

  @Mock
  private PetRepository petRepository;

  @Mock
  private VetRepository vetRepository;

  @Mock
  private OwnerRepository ownerRepository;

  @Mock
  private VisitRepository visitRepository;

  private SomeClass someClass;

  @Before
  public void before(){
     MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);
     someClass = new SomeClass();
     someClass.setPetRepository(petRepository);
     someClass.setVetRepository(vetRepository);
     someClass.setOwnerRepository(ownerRepository);
     someClass.setVisitRepository(visitRepository);
  }

  @Test
  public void someTest() {
    ...
  }

}

Hope it helps.

A: You can use Mockito's @InjectMocks annotation. This will instantiate and then inject the Mock dependencies, for example:
@RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class)
public ServiceTest {

    @Mock
    PetRepository petRepository
    // ...omitted mocks ...

    @InjectMocks
    ClinicServiceImpl service;

}

See the documentation for further usage examples and caveats.


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require 'compass'
#require 'compass-susy'
#require 'toolkit'


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Q: Referencing a query in a different event in the database Have the following code for a crosstab query that exports to Excel. At the beginning of the code, I reference a query that I created in the QBE grid called 1ACTMasterQuery and everything works.
But, I have copied that SQL into VBA in a string called MasterPivot, and it executes just fine. But I want the following to use PivotMaster rather than 1ACTMasterQuery.
How do I change the code so that uses the data from PivotMaster?
The error says that it can't find PivotMaster. I know that it is a select query and need to fake out the system so that it thinks its a table as in:
     CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef "SKbyYrByMo", SKbyYrByMo

Tried several guesses but none of them work.
 SKbyYrByMo = "TRANSFORM Sum([1ACTMasterQuery].Extension) AS SumOfExtension"
 & _
 " SELECT [1ACTMasterQuery].Year, [1ACTMasterQuery].Sku,
 Sum([1ACTMasterQuery].Extension) AS [Total Of Extension]" & _
 " FROM 1ACTMasterQuery" & _
 " GROUP BY [1ACTMasterQuery].Year, [1ACTMasterQuery].Sku" & _
 " PIVOT [1ACTMasterQuery].MonthNo"

 'Create the view/query to like a table object
 CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef "SKbyYrByMo", SKbyYrByMo

 '-----Set Query Running Status---------------------------------------------
 -
 Me.QueryStatus.Visible = True
 Me.QueryStatus.SetFocus
 Me.QueryStatus.BackColor = vbGreen
 Me.QueryStatus.Text = "     Processing"

'---------------------------------------------------------------------------
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet _
acExport, _
acSpreadsheetTypeExcel12Xml, _
"SKbyYrByMo", _
"C:\Users\John\Desktop\RSExcel.xlsx", _
True

CurrentDb.QueryDefs.Delete "SKbyYrByMo"

'-----End query Staus-------------------------------------------------------
Me.QueryStatus.Text = " "
Me.SKbYbM.SetFocus
Me.QueryStatus.Visible = False
MsgBox "Complete"

Thanks

A: Consider the following routine to create and destroy needed queries with QueryDefs. Also, use a table alias in SQL statements to cut down on length as well as easily replace the source table:
Dim qdef As QueryDef
Dim strSQL As String

' DELETE QUERIES IF THEY EXIST
For Each qdef in CurrentDb.QueryDefs
   If qdef.Name = "SKbyYrByMo" Or qdef.Name = "PivotMaster" Then
      CurrentDb.QueryDefs.Delete qdef.Name
   End If
Next qdef

' CREATE PivotMaster QUERY
strSQL = "SELECT d.Account_Number, d.Transaction_Type, d.Sku, " & _
         "       d.Extension, d.Year, d.MonthNo" & _
         " FROM dbo_Transaction_Table d"

Set qdef = CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef("PivotMaster", strSQL)
Set qdef = Nothing     ' SAVE NEW QUERY

' CREATE SKbyYrByMo QUERY
strSQL = "TRANSFORM Sum(t.Extension) AS SumOfExtension" & _
         " SELECT t.Year, t.Sku, Sum(t.Extension) AS [Total Of Extension]" & _
         " FROM 1ACTMasterQuery t" & _
         " GROUP BY t.Year, t.Sku" & _
         " PIVOT t.MonthNo"

' REPLACE SOURCE TABLE
strSQL = Replace(strSQL, "1ACTMasterQuery", "PivotMaster")

Set qdef = CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef("SKbyYrByMo", strSQL)
Set qdef = Nothing     ' SAVE NEW QUERY

DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel12Xml, _
        "SKbyYrByMo", "C:\Users\John\Desktop\RSExcel.xlsx", True


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Lawyer Limelight: Jeffrey Lamken
By Xenia KobylarzJanuary 5, 2012August 13th, 2020Lawyer Limelights, MoloLamken Features
To say Jeff Lamken has had an eventful year would be a gross understatement. A year ago, the veteran appellate litigator left his post as head of Baker Botts' Supreme Court and Appellate Practice in Washington, D.C., to start a boutique firm with fellow big-firm defector Steven Molo, a prominent white-collar trial and appellate lawyer and partner at Shearman & Sterling in New York.
During his first year as a small-firm attorney at MoloLamken, he briefed and argued three high-profile cases before the Supreme Court— including defending the creation and constitutionality of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
He also has managed to keep court among an eager bevy of legal reporters clamoring for insights to the seemingly fashionable trend among big firm partners defecting to start their own practice. A year after forming his own boutique practice, Lamken is lauded by the National Law Journal as one of 20 "visionaries" that have enhanced the business and practice of law.
Lawdragon: It's a year now since you left big firm practice and started your own boutique. How has it been and what were the biggest adjustments for you?
Jeff Lamken: It has been phenomenal. When you leave a well-managed firm with a huge infrastructure, you learn to appreciate that. But at the same time the advantage of being able to manage your own firm and creating an infrastructure that you think works best for you and for your client and doing things your way is pretty exciting.
LD: Any surprises?
JL: I kind of feel that after years of being in a very well-managed firm, I've been trained well to deal with any surprises that come my way, so there hasn't been that many surprises. Except, one time, when I found myself lying on my back trying to fix the office Xerox machine, I sure was surprised. But hopefully there won't be anymore of those.
LD: Can you talk about upcoming cases you're working on, and do you expect to appear before the Supreme Court in the next term?
JL: Unfortunately, I can't really discuss my cases in detail without client approval, but I am working on a couple of petitions that we're hoping the court will take. No certainty they will, of course. The cert process is so notoriously unpredictable and the most mysterious process from the advocate perspective. You are always left wondering why some cases were taken and yours were not. So to answer your question, whether or not I expect to appear before the court next year, I certainly have as much a chance as any Supreme Court lawyer with a pending petition.
LD: What's the most exciting part of your job?
JL: To handle any Supreme Court case is an extraordinarily high mark of every lawyer's legal career, and to be able to do that for a living is just a fabulous thing. Every case is unique, and you just have fabulous clients who are extremely knowledgeable about their cases. They help you learn and develop your own knowledge and expertise in each legal issue before you. I also deal with a lot of different counsels and phenomenal lawyers writing amici who have been around the block and are experts in their fields. It's just the pinnacle of law practice.
LD: How did you end up in appellate advocacy?
JL: It is an example of the invisible hand at work. I didn't decide to do appellate work, but I came out of law school and went to clerk for Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and just fell in love with that practice. I went back to private practice and then ended up in the solicitor general's office where I got a chance to argue a lot of cases before the court. So it's something I just ended up practicing and loving enormously.
LD: Has anything changed in the practice since you started doing it?
JL: It is one of the more stable areas of practice. Trial lawyers would tell you how there have been dramatic changes in technology in the courtroom, electronic filing and e-discovery, but for the appellate world, except for page limits and word limits, the emphasis on the values of clean expression of writing and persuasiveness is still the same.
We haven't gone into huge technological changes, and I'm more surprised by the consistency than any changes that have occurred. I expect in the future we'll have e-briefs, as a new generation of judges and clerks become more oriented with the Internet and other new media. It would be really interesting to see whether or not video testimony would be embedded in briefs. I think it is just a matter of time before the appellate briefs move away from words to images of witnesses embedded in briefs. My guess is that it will be 10 years or more before we see that.
LD: How about a television camera in the courtroom?
JL: That's one thing I'm hoping would not happen. I think it is a very intellectual enterprise and adding a camera to the proceedings will inevitably change how each person is going to judge or advocate. It will likely be a detriment to the process. When you introduce cameras, you will have another audience you would have to address and I think that will dilute the conversation.
LD: How would you describe the upcoming Supreme Court docket?
JL: It seems to be the ever-shrinking docket. It appears that a smaller and smaller number of cases each year are being taken. When I was a clerk, it was around 120 to 125 a year, and now it's down to about 70 cases a year. Whether that's good or bad, I don't know.
On the one hand, as a Supreme Court advocate you sort of think, "Shouldn't they be they taking more cases? Shouldn't they be correcting more circuit conflicts to get uniformity?" On the other hand, this is a court where what they say is the law of the land and very often there's only one court that can consider constitutional decisions made by Congress, so maybe they'll just pick constitutional cases and that's it. Perhaps given the smaller docket they can just focus on those issues.
You want them to address the inefficiencies of the lower courts because people should not get a different brand of justice in California than you get in New York, for example. But maybe it's better for us to sit back and let the lower courts hash it out for a while longer so we get better perspective or viewpoint. The docket is smaller; whether it's better or not, it's really hard to tell.
LD: What should we anticipate in the coming term? Do you see any trend?
JL: It's hard to say. Sometimes these things go in trends. There was this period when the Supreme Court was seeing a lot of patent cases, then there was a wave of business-oriented cases, and then there was a wave of white-collar criminal cases. The overall docket is always substantial. They are certainly attuned to the importance of decisions that concern American businesses but they are also quite attuned to cases that involve criminal defendants and the impact of those cases on prosecutors. Sometimes they do seem to pick an issue du jour or topic du jour.
LD: Are there cases you're watching in particular?
JL: There are a number of petitions that I'm certainly watching. Certainly the Walmart petition [in Walmart Stores Inc. v. Dukes] that I should disclose I filed an amicus brief in support of certiorari. I think class actions are something that the court might have on its radar. There's just a number of interesting issues, both constitutional and statutory issues, that have come up.
LD: Any more insights you would like to share on law firm practice and the legal market in general?
JL: At this point, I think agility is key for law firms and for the practice of law in general. We are all reacting to both the needs of the clients and that of the courts. The clients are closely evaluating the cost and performance of their counsels, and at the same time, the courts are asking questions and then trying to get the right answers in incredible detail that requires using new technology and an incredible amount of resources. You really have to be agile and creative in responding to all these needs.
LD: What do you do for fun?
JL: I have a three-year-old and a seven-year-old and a wife, so those moments that I am not working I am devoting myself to them.
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"Come, Watson, come!" he cried. "The game is afoot."
In Commentary Terry Teachout reviews "a new collection of Holmes stories—homages, pastiches, parodies, [and] spoofs...": The Big Book of Sherlock Holmes Stories and considers what accounts for the enduring popularity of Holmes and Watson.
Is there a character in 19th-century prose fiction who remains more familiar to the general public than Sherlock Holmes? While Captain Ahab, Lewis Carroll's Alice, Count Dracula, Huckleberry Finn, Jekyll and Hyde, Ebenezer Scrooge, and Uncle Tom are still widely known by name, most of them are well on the way to becoming symbolic figures who are better known as concepts (and as TV and movie characters) than as creations of literary art. Yet the world's first private consulting detective lives on, not only as embodied by Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller on television but on paper as well. When last I looked, the paperback edition of The Complete Sherlock Holmes ranked No. 5,650 in sales on Amazon, a more than respectable figure for two fat volumes of novels and short stories originally published between 1887 and 1921 by an author whose other books are forgotten. ....
What keeps Sherlock Holmes alive? As is customarily the case with serial literature, the most important element of the appeal of the Holmes stories is the personality of their principal character, closely followed by his relationship with his amanuensis. Saturnine, sardonic, and inexplicably indifferent to women, rational to a fault yet afflicted by an ennui so profound that he must resort to cocaine in order to dispel it, Holmes is the very model of an English eccentric, exotic everywhere but in his native land.
To have created him was a considerable feat of the romantic imagination. To have paired him with Dr. Watson, the retired army surgeon who narrates all but a handful of the stories, was a stroke of something not unlike genius. It is Watson's phlegmatic good humor that roots the fantastic adventures of Holmes and his clients in the quotidian world of Victorian London....
...[A]nother source of Holmes's perennial appeal, which is that he is, in common with most other fictional detectives of the 19th and early-20th centuries, a fundamentally reassuring presence, one whose phenomenal crime-solving abilities remind us that the encroaching disorder of the world around us need not be irresistible. .... [more]
Teachout's final judgement is that the original stories by Conan Doyle are not "classic—merely memorable."
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