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Morgan Wallace is a smart nine year old comic book kid whose hyperactivity makes it difficult for him to stay focused in school and sometimes makes him feel self-conscious about being different. Then one night during the summer before fourth grade, something happens that would cause him to find out what it is like to really be different: the rays of a meteor shower transform him into a cyborg with superpowers.
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The main points I am curious about are relating to the "update" and "rm" with each layer. Should i be doing it this way or is there a better method.
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FROM ubuntu

ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND "noninteractive apt-get autoremove"
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Q: Sending command output to a unique file using xargs in Bash I am trying to run a number of processes dynamically on a fixed number of processors. I want to print the output to a unique file for each process but there is some problem with xargs not using the in-place filename to create a separate file for each process.
The Bash script calls a Csh script and is below:
$ cat temp | xargs -P 8 % csh '%'.csh >& '%'.log

Where temp is a text file of csh command names.
My problem is that xargs takes %.log literally and constantly overwrites the file as the processes write to it, rather than having seperate .log files as desired.
I run this script as $ bash run.bash &

A: In general, using string replacement to substitute into code is a Bad Idea -- in your case, if you had a script with a malicious name, that name could be used to run arbitrary commands. (Sure, you're executing the script, but the same would apply in situations where you were purely dealing with data and output file names -- so it's best to make a habit of the robust approach regardless).
Pass the names as parameters to the script, rather than substituting them into the script (as xargs would be doing if you fixed its usage by adding -I or -J parameters:
# best-practice approach: run a completely fixed shell script, passing arguments on
# its command line.
xargs -P 8 -n 1 \
  sh -c 'for x; do csh "${x}.csh" >"${x}.log" 2>&1; done' _

You'll note that there's a sh -c instance invoked: This is needed because xargs itself doesn't understand shell operations such as redirections; if you want a redirection to be performed, you need a shell to do it.

Now, let's go a little more into why your original code behaved as it did:
xargs -P 8 % csh '%'.csh >& '%'.log

...first performs the redirection to %.log, then runs the command
xargs -P 8 % csh '%'.csh

There's no opportunity for xargs to replace the %.log string, because that redirection was performed by the enclosing shell before the xargs command was run at all.

A: Using GNU Parallel it looks like this:
cat temp | parallel -P 8 'csh {}.csh >& {}.log'

If you have 8 cores you can even do:
cat temp | parallel 'csh {}.csh >& {}.log'

GNU Parallel quotes {} so that malicious input is will not be executed.


Twins are on pace for a 68-94 season and a top 7 pick. They're 6.5 games out of first and 10 GB of the wild card. And it's only June 1st.
Mauer, Lynn, Dozier, Escobar, Duke and Bobby Wilson are all potential free agents at the end of the year and Santana and Morrison have an option. So, since this is essentially another lost season, the FO should make a few moves in the next six weeks. Mauer and Santana aren't going to be traded. Morrison probably sticks around and Wilson has no trade value. My guess is that we do a few things.
1) Trade Dozier and bring up Nick Gordon. When Polanco comes back, the Twins will get half a season to see how those two fit into 2019 plans. Dozier has been slow to perform this year but he often starts slow. He's still on pace for a roughly 3 WAR season and hopefully he gets hot and drives up his trade value. Twins could keep him and put a QO on him but that seems risky and not really helpful to 2019. Red Sox have had to rely on Nunez a bunch at second base this year. And the Brewers have gotten 0.2 fWAR from their second basemen this year.
2) Trade Duke and Escobar for whatever we can get. Duke's LH and breathing so someone will want him. Maybe Escobar can get a Nunez-like return.
3) Trade Lynn and let Gonsalves, May or Littell get some ML innings. I have no idea what Lynn's trade value would be but moving him would save the Pohlad's some money, so it'll probably happen.
4) Fire Molitor. This is the second time in three years that a 80+ win team came in with expectations and looked absolutely lost from the outset. If that's not on the manager, then nothing is.
5) Get healthy and let the younger guys play. Don't let the manager pull Buxton in the 8th for Robbie Grossman to pinch hit anymore. Let Romero, Gonsalves, Berrios and Littell rack up innings.
Other than the guys above, I think the Twins could think about trading Pressly and/or Gibson as well.
I don't think they'll do anything for another month and hope something clicks.
Frankly anyone with an expiring contract will be in trade rumors.
The Molitor thing I can't see happening... I doubt the Pohlads want to pay 2 managers again. It's too bad this season didn't happen in 2017 so we could start fresh with a new manager.
I would actively look for trade partners over the off-season.
I would do all of this except trade Escobar. I want him on the team next season and several more after that. It would have to be one heck of a return for me part ways with him, and probably more of a return than what someone would be willing to offer.
To answer the question, yeah, if they keep floundering, I think you're right. I'd probably add that Buxton/Sano would be option candidates. I could see giving Wade a shot as an every day player for a few months. This is more a retool than a rebuild in my opinion. One big item I'd target is a near ML ready catcher. That's one of the bigger gaps on the team, especially with 2019 being Castro's last in MN.
The flip side, there's enough talent they could easily get hot, and this could be a repeat of last season.
They should trade everyone they can except Buxton, Sano, Kepler, Rosario, Berrios, Romero, and Gibson just like they should've done last year at the deadline.
Look how well hanging into Santana and Dozier is working out.
If Gibson has high interest - deal him too.
Dozier has been a time bomb ticking for awhile. Hitters who rely on feast and famine are generally a bad gamble, so I hope he has one more feast in him.
Edited by TheLeviathan, 01 June 2018 - 09:52 AM.
I would deal almost anyone, other than Sano, Buxton, Kepler, Romero, and Berrios. Even Rosario and Polanco....I don't trust Polanco to stay clean at this point. I'm sure I'm forgetting someone I'd keep.
If theyre trading Buxton and Sano, it's a rebuild.
As much as things need to change, I'm worried that there won't be any significant changes to the staff or the roster aside from the FA's - which is kind of significant on it's own I guess.There's still time to right the ship, but they keep finding new ways to lose.I don't see anything happening until July.When/if things do happen, I just hope that they're in a position where the direction is clear.None of this damned if you do/damned if you don't scenarios like last season.Pick a course and then stick to it, also unlike last season.
Like Darius said in the comment above, if you're trading Buxton and Sano, that's a rebuild.Those were supposed to be your cornerstones.I'm not sure that I'd go that far yet and I'm still willing to show a little patience with them, but that's wearing pretty thin.I'd maybe entertain trading one of them depending on the offers, but I'm not sure that a rebuild is necessary yet.
Could definitely see Dozier to the Brewers. Any thoughts on who they would trade to get him?
Gibson should go now. I don't see Lynn going until the trade deadline. We should get anything we can for any of our relievers and bring up our AAA guys.
I'll give it another month; a run and some crazy trade acquisition could flip the script rapidly...but I am afraid like Mike that it will be .475 mediocrity for another month.
I don't think trading Sano signals a rebuild so much as it acknowledges maybe nothing is quite built in the first place, and I'd do that if he rebuilds some value. Rather than waiting (and worrying about what he'd do if he ever got a pay dirt extension,) I'd move on from him and target Machado (unlikely) or Donaldson (possible) and hope Lewis and Kiriloff are on a really fast track.
Escobar is a pending free agent. He might be parting ways with the Twins this offseason regardless.
Also, it is true that the Twins last year had a stretch where they were this bad (basically mid June through early August), and they were able to get hot around it. But the bigger issue this year is that they are dealing with so many injuries. Buxton, Mauer, and Santana were arguably three of the four most valuable players on the team last year, and it's not like they are just struggling right now. Instead, they are all injured with no firm timetable for returns. Castro is in the same situation. And they are running out of time. I'm not sure what's the cutoff record at the trade deadline, but I have to think they need to be at least .500. There are 56 games left. So they need to go something like 31-23 over the next two months. It's possible, as they had streaks like that last year. But going on a run like that seems unlikely with 4/9ths of the expected opening day lineup on the DL for a good chunk of that stretch.
Relying on a 20-10 month to make an otherwise mediocre to average at best season isn't a recipe for long term success.
Hence, we have what we have this season.Much of the same as what we saw most of last season.Perhaps gone about differently, but the overall outcome is the same.
I would start by firing Molly and hiring a Latin manager with some fire. I would then trade Rodney, Reed, Duke, Pressly, hopefully Cleveland will give us something decent for 2 of these. Trade Lynn and Gibson to either Boston or NY, they both need starters. Trade Dozier if you can get a decent offer. Otherwise will probably have to give a QO at end of year.
Try and get the young core to sign longer extensions, consider trading those who do not sign in the off-season. All offers must be reasonable, not giveaways or salary relief.
With the draft coming up and the Twins playing like they are, I'd like to see our top prospects moved up through system quicker. We need Gordon, Lewis, Rooker, Kirilloff, Gonsalves, and our power arms in the pen to start playing with our core players as soon as possible.
And with Polanco and Cano being suspended for PEDs, I won't be surprised when Sano is found to be a PED user also. And I also won't be suprised if there's another assault case in his future either.
2) Trade Escobar for whatever we can get. Maybe Escobar can get a Nunez-like return.
Mauer gone too.... I'd plan on Sano being your first baseman and Escobar being your third baseman or backup plan to Gordon/Polanco in the SS/2b tandem.
I think I'd change as little as possible and hope for better health for 2019.This is the Buxton / Sano era so let's let it ride.
This is time to sort out the role players.
Grossman/Adrianza/Wilson/Lamarre:It's already apparent that they are all AAA depth at best.
Dozier:wildcard.He'd be nice to have but I don't think he wants to be here.


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September 28, 2010. Papa, the dog that brought out an emotion in me I have been successful in keeping at bay; came to us by way of the dedicated and caring staff at Town Lake Animal Shelter. As you may have read in his first blog, Papa's situation, like many others I have worked with in the last 23 years was that of severe abuse and neglect. Judging by the wounds he suffered, it is likely Papa was used as a "bait" dog. Papa received an out-pouring of support from our clients and the public that read his story. As a thank you to all of you, I wanted to update everyone on his progress four months later.
Today, Papa, my special little man, is happily living with our pack. He still makes me melt when he comes up and places his head on my lap. He helps clients, kids and other dogs everyday by working sessions with me and going to communities to talk about the cruelty of dog fighting. He sits in on our Seminars to educate the public on the real truth behind this breed, stealing affection by anyone willing to give it to him. Best of all, he fills me with the answer as to why I work so hard to help in this field when it feels impossible to make a difference. I just need to look at how much love and thankfulness he has in his eyes, as he curls up next to me while at my desk or in my recliner. The eagerness to do anything I ask of him, the concerned look he gets if I am feeling stressed. Papa reminds me every minute of the day that as bad as it gets I have to keep fighting for them.
This is a photo of how much Papa has changed in the last four months.
December 30, 2010. Captain, an emaciated badly injured American Bulldog was brought to us to avoid being killed in a Texas shelter. You may remember his story; he had been the victim of a dog fight. Forced to put his life in danger for money or status of his owners, but he lost. To show their gratitude, his old owners left him abandoned to die from starvation or his injuries, which ever happened first? Thankfully Captain had been picked up by Animal Control and brought to the shelter, where many people came together to help this guy have a chance to live the life he like so many, deserve.
It has only been four weeks since Captain came to us, his paw half missing, completely starved. He has, just like Papa, made leaps and bounds in his recovery. He has shown nothing but a tremendous amount of love and affection to any human willing to give it to him. He patiently stands for his paw to be covered with a plastic bag before each of his 4-5 walks and then continues to stand afterwards for it to be soaked and have the "Healing Gel" applied. He walks with other dogs every day showing no aggression, he quietly waits in his kennel during classes or sessions and wags his tail every time a client approaches. At his last vet visit, a child came up to him and he immediately placed himself into a surrendering position (on his side) so she could pet him. He did manage to sneak some gentle kisses in to thank her for petting him.
Both of these truly amazing dogs were almost killed after human's forced them to a life of torture. I personally would ask that everyone involved or not with Papa and Captain's rehabilitation, thank your local shelter staff for the endless love and compassion they have for the massive amounts of animals in their care.
Papa, Captain and I would like to thank Frances, at "Frogworks" for her amazing healing gel, Christina with "Skillful Paws" for her amazing talent with massage and acupressure, the staff at Town Lake Animal Center, Waco Humane, and all of the dedicated clients, volunteers and friends that have helped us in our successful journey to the healing process of two very "misunderstood" dogs. We can never thank you enough!
If you would like to help us in their medical care, please click on thier names below for their Chip in funds. Thank you again.
Still think "Pit Bulls" are dangerous?
Watch out, it's a "Pit Bull". I hear this so many times it makes me insane. This blog is for all the people out there that continue to say this breed is dangerous.
I received an email from our friends up in Waco Shelter, regarding a dog that they had come in to their care yesterday. The email was a call for help as he is labeled a "pit bull" and has horrendous wound to his front paw. Of course we are not a rescue group and as much as I state I will not take any more in, how can I let this guy be killed because he is injured and a certain breed? I can't. So out goes the call to say we will take him and get him back on his feet-pun not intended.
The transport pulled up at 11:30 on the dot- they are good that way J– and greeted me full of tears. They are clients of mine and two very big hearted people always looking to help our four legged friends just as much as we are. They had been crying because of the injuries this dog had endured and they were touched by how affectionate and happy he was to be around humans even after suffering like this. Yes, this sounds familiar; this case immediately touches me because only a few months ago I had the same feeling when I met Papa. < But these are "pit bulls"! Aren't we supposed to be afraid they will "rip our faces off without warning? > After a very teary goodbye, the transporters left us with the reminder that not all humans are as cruel as the person responsible for Captain's wounds. They even went out and bought him his first toy and –even though the economy has been tough on them, like so many others- they donated a gift card towards his vet care. Yes there are true compassionate people still out there, thank you Brandi and Mike.
Yes, he has a name. The shelter dubbed him Captain Hook. I can't call him Captain Hook, just because Hook was mean, so we are shortening his name to Captain J– I am weird like that.
So after getting a real time look at his wounds – and feeling sick to my stomach that someone could be so cruel- I realize this boy's story may be more similar to Papa than I thought originally. No I do not think he was a bait dog, but I do think he was a fighting dog. He has the telltale scars all over his face and front legs, a deep puncture over his eye, as well as in his mouth, and he had an abscess puncture wound on his "good" leg. Yet walking into the Center he showed no signs of aggression towards the dogs. No signs of aggression towards every human that touched him. But isn't this the breed so many in the media and politics say are born killers? Have we been lied to? You decide.
This is what this poor guy is dealing with; the pain this must be causing, I cannot imagine.
Fast forward 3 hours. My awesome best friend – and a fabulous canine acupressure/massage practioner, Christina from Skillful Paws, took time on her much needed day off, to come down and do a session with him.
So what is the point of this story? I mean we see and hear about abuse all the time in the media, on TV. What makes this any different? This is a dog that suffered because of a human- for enjoyment, status or money, could have been killed because of human fear and prejudice; but was saved because there are still humans out there that have enough love and compassion to stand up and say, "Enough". If this story makes one person realize anyone can make a difference, then that is enough to save one more dog. Maybe it will become contagious, maybe more people will look and see that this breed is not the monsters they are said to be, but true masters of forgiveness. Maybe.
Please hug your furbabies often, there are so many dogs that never get a chance to experience true compassion and love.


Inflation happens when there is a continuous increase in the price level. Predictably, high rates of inflation create uncertainty and wipe away the value of savings. However, a low inflation rate of about 2 percent is beneficial, and most Central Banks target it.
During periods of economic stagnation, some economists suggest that we target a higher rate of inflation. This is because it has its advantages as well as disadvantages.
Adjustment of wages – moderation inflation makes wage adjustment possible. People argue that a moderate inflation rate makes it easier for them to adjust to relative wages. For instance, cutting nominal wages might be difficult, but if average wages go up due to moderate inflation, it would be easier to raise the wages of productive workers.
If there was zero inflation, there could be real wage unemployment, which means that firms would not be able to cut wages to attract workers.
Deflation – negative inflation is very harmful. When there was a prolonged period of negative inflation in Japan, their government suffered lower growth due to deflationary pressures. When prices fall, people are afraid of spending money because they fear that the prices will drop further in future. Moreover, deflation raises the real value of debt and lowers the disposable income of people who are struggling with debts.
Inflation boosts growth – at times when inflation rates are very low, the economy is stuck in a recession. Therefore, targeting a higher inflation rate can facilitate an increase in economic growth. However, this perspective is controversial, and not all economists would advise targeting a higher inflation rate if the economy is stuck in a prolonged recession.
Adjustment of relative prices – just as with wage adjustment, moderate inflation makes the adjustment of relative prices easier. This is important for a single currency zone such as the Eurozone. Countries in Southern Europe such as Greece and Spain became uncompetitive, which led to a huge current account deficit. Since Greece and Spain can't devalue in the single currency, they usually cut relative prices to win back competitiveness.
With very low rates of inflation in Europe, this means that they have to cut wages and prices, leading to lower growth. If the Eurozone had moderate inflation, Southern Europe would have an easier time adjusting and regaining competitiveness without resorting to deflation.
Inflation becomes problematic when the rate of inflation rises above 2 percent. The higher the inflation is, the more serious the issue is. Hyperinflation can wipe away people's savings and lead to significant instability. Think about Zimbabwe in the 2000s when they had notes of 100 trillion Zimbabwe dollars.
Fall in real wages – high inflation rates can lead to a fall in real wages. When inflation is higher than nominal wages, the real incomes will fall.
Reduces the value of savings – it causes a fall in the value of money. This means that as a saver, you will be worse off if the rate of inflation is higher than the rate of interest. High inflation might cause a redistribution of income in society. In most cases, pensioners lose the most when inflation is high.
Uncompetitive economy – inflation tends to make the economy uncompetitive. For instance, high inflation in Italy can make Italian exports uncompetitive, which leads to lower economic growth, lower AD, as well as a current account deficit. This is especially important for countries that are in the Eurozone since they cannot devalue to bring back competitiveness.


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Science shouldn't be all business
posted Dec 9, 2014, 2:29 PM by SOS SaveOceanScience [ updated Dec 9, 2014, 2:29 PM ]
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Published Tuesday, Dec. 09 2014, 3:00 AM EST
Last updated Tuesday, Dec. 09 2014, 3:00 AM EST
Last Thursday, during a visit to IBM headquarters in Markham, Ont., Prime Minister Stephen Harper unveiled his government's science and technology strategy.
Like all Harper government-branded products, it has a grandiose title: "Seizing Canada's Moment: Moving Forward in Science, Technology and Innovation" – and features the buzzword du jour, "innovation." It also opens with some bons mots from the PM himself.
"The success of our economy, the prosperity of our communities and the well-being of our families depend on advancing cutting-edge science, technology and innovation in Canada," Mr. Harper wrote, hailing a "new strategy that leverages the expertise and resources of postsecondary institutions, industry and government to translate brilliant theories and ideas into applications that will improve the day-to-day lives of Canadians and generate economic growth and jobs across the country."
The document identifies five "priority areas" where the government plans to focus funding and create jobs, namely:
• Environment and agriculture;
• Health and life sciences;
• Natural resources and energy;
• Information and communications technology;
• Advanced manufacturing.
At the IBM event, Mr. Harper also announced that $1.5-billion (over seven years) in the "new" Canada First Research Excellence Fund would go to these priority areas. CFREF was actually announced in the last budget, but this government loves to make funding announcements over and over again.
What the Prime Minister announced was not really a science strategy, but a business strategy – and a short-sighted, self-serving one at that. The implicit premise is that all you need to do is drop a few bucks in this magic machine called "science" and out the other end comes profit and jobs.
Innovation cannot be generated (and measured) with a simple, linear equation in which research begets technology, technology begets innovation and innovation begets jobs. But universities and funding bodies have taken to promoting this simplistic formula in the belief that it's the only way to extract funding from simple-minded politicians, and government has made it one of the cornerstones of its economic policy.
Surely science has greater value to society than merely producing the next widget, even if measuring that value may be difficult. If we are to shift from a resource-based economy to a knowledge economy, we have to invest in brain power.
This is not to suggest that government should simply pour money into scientific research willy-nilly. But nor should it limit itself to providing subsidies to profit-making businesses, which is what the new science and technology strategy amounts to.
Government's role should be to invest tax dollars for the collective good. In science, that means investing where businesses won't, namely in basic research. A secondary purpose is to direct tax dollars where there are shortcomings and great public need, such as aboriginal health, mental health and repairing environmental damage (as opposed to just extracting more oil out of the ground). The strategy starves already neglected areas.
Whether it ultimately creates jobs or not, innovation is a complex process. It emerges in an environment where there is healthy pursuit of knowledge, an exchange of ideas and no small measure of serendipity.
The scientific environment the federal government has created is precisely the opposite: Scientists are muzzled, more time is spent on bureaucracy required to get funding than on research itself, and the only measure of success is return on investment.
The reality is that the government investment in scientific research has been at best stagnant in recent years. We've seen the multiplication of targeted funds and programs (targeted to business goals and with the express purpose of generating good photo-ops), but not an increase in overall funding.
The main funding agency, the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, has undergone massive internal reshaping, mainly for the purpose of getting scientists to do government's bidding and be more business-like by raising matching funds for their research.
The problem with this approach is that it won't result in better science or more innovation. On the contrary, it will make scientists shy away from taking risks or from pursuing "paradigm-shifting" ideas (speaking of buzzwords). Instead, they will opt for projects with sure-fire return on investment in the short term, and good political optics that ensure continued funding.
In short, the new science and technology strategy will result in the rich getting richer, and all of us being the poorer for it.
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Discuss Japan > Back Number > No.51 > The True Home of Japan Studies Is Not Japan: Academic rivals are skilled at reading cursive script and transliterating classical Chinese into Japanese
No.51, Society Mar. 31, 2019
The True Home of Japan Studies Is Not Japan: Academic rivals are skilled at reading cursive script and transliterating classical Chinese into Japanese
MATSUDA Koichiro, Professor, Rikkyo University
Who really "owns" Japan studies?
Prof. Matsuda Koichiro
In the list of academic fields eligible for Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, no such field as "Japan Studies" exists. If one searches the list for the keyword "regional studies," there is "East Asia," "South East Asia," "South Asia," "West and Central Asia," etc., but there is no "Japan." Although there are research and education organizations with Japan studies in their title (I also conduct joint research with them), I think that they take an extra effort when applying for research funds. It is not my intention in this article to criticize how, within Japan, Japan studies are treated as if they do not exist in that grant scheme. Yet, if it is true that the readers of this article (including specialist researchers) assume that Japan studies are mostly undertaken by "outside" observers of Japan, they have likely been led to this misconception by the system.
In this article, I lay out something like a simple record of observations on the state of recent Japan studies: observations informed by my research and participation in academic conferences overseas, as well as joint projects of publication with overseas researchers. In this way, I intend to break down assumptions that divide researchers into "insiders" and "outsiders." I have gained this information and experience through opportunities of research leave abroad (mainly at the University of Cambridge), presentations and joint research at several European universities and research institutes, experiences at Japan studies and Asia studies academic conferences all over the world, review of overseas degree theses and papers for periodicals, and also my experiences interacting with various overseas universities in my role as organizer of international exchange at Rikkyo University where I am based. Although there may be many other university teaching staff with similar experiences, I specialize in the political thought of the Tokugawa (or Edo, 1603-1868) and Meiji (1868-1912) periods, and thus I feel that I am able to provide a slightly difference perspective to researchers in fields such as science and technology, medicine, or business. Lastly, although I have a certain amount of knowledge regarding the state of research in South Korea and Taiwan, in this article the focus of my statements is primarily on countries that mainly use English; that is, European countries, Australia and North America.
The overall level of Japan studies
It was some twenty years ago, when I spent two years research at the University of Cambridge's Clare Hall, that I first started making conscious efforts to write in English and present at Japan studies and Asian studies academic conferences that use English as a working language. The chance I was given to present at a Japan studies seminar that was regularly held by Cambridge's Faculty of Oriental Studies, and an attendance at the European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS) conference held in Finland gave me the opportunities to meet many young researchers. Following this, I have submitted papers to present at the EAJS, as well as Asia studies and Japan studies conferences in Australia and North America. Interested readers may do an Internet search to find a large number of Japan studies academic conferences held in various places around the world. If funds and schedule allow, and smaller events are included, one may find a number of opportunities to participate in conferences each year. Additionally, in Japan there is the annual Asian Studies Conference Japan (ASCJ), with which I have been involved as a member of the organizing committee since 2002. I sometimes assembled the panel to review papers for this event, but mainly I have been involved on the reviewing side.
Although before then too I had paid attention to research trends in published works and papers on political thought of the Tokugawa and Meiji periods, but around the year 2000 when I started to have close contact with Japan studies researchers, the standard of research reached a turning point.
In particular, it became clear that more students preparing their doctoral theses and recently-graduated young postgrads were using high-level materials that couldn't have been read fully without proper prior training. Discussions, meanwhile, were more frequently based on in-depth knowledge of the latest research findings. In the field of political thought, for example, there weren't any researchers who had just read English translations of works by a political scientist and political theorist, Maruyama Masao (1914-1996) then made assumptions about the general historical course of early-modern and contemporary Japanese ideas. In addition, there were several students from overseas (in fact, from countries that speak Western languages) who had read original sources in classical Chinese, then written doctoral theses in Japanese on Tokugawa period ideas. Compared to previous generations, who had often used existing research in English and secondary Japanese sources, received help from their supervising professors in Japan, then ultimately written their theses in English (or the language used at the university where they did their original degree) before getting their doctorate, this generation were at the same level as researchers who had been trained at Japanese universities
Japanese language teaching at universities outside Japan is also increasingly able to serve the needs of high-level research. Several universities, and sometimes research groups too, hold workshops for both postgraduates and researchers already with posts in order to teach the reading of cursive script and transcription of classical Chinese, as well as how to read print documents with difficult vocabulary and grammatical structures. I myself have taken a role at a workshop for researchers in Australia that included seminars analyzing the source of vocabulary and expressions used in Ito Hirobumi (1841-1909)'s Commentaries on the Constitution of the Empire of Japan.
Incidentally, at the same workshop, very in-depth lectures on the grammar of classical Japanese were led by Olivier Ansart and Lionel Babicz, French researchers who teach at the University of Sydney. Ansart studies the philosophy of Ogyu Sorai (1666-1728), a Japanese Confucian philosopher of the Edo period, while Babicz does comparative research on French and Japanese colonial rule. While of course the materials were in Japanese, the presentations were given in English. Those already teaching at university also ensure they can read original materials in the language of their research, and they make sure to work at maintaining that ability. That's because, unless they do this they won't be positively regarded in the world of research, and in some cases, they may find themselves unable to work as researchers.
Education to develop researchers
When you look at the programs and presentation submission applications for academic conferences, as you might expect, Japanese live-action films, anime and subculture are popular. There are also many items dealing with martial arts, gender, food and lifestyle. With the young generation in particular, it is true that they first become interested in Japan through these kinds of subjects, then specialize in Japanese and Japan studies at university. Yet, while it is easy to enter research that analyzes visual materials, producing original work is hard, and once past doctorate level it is tricky to focus exclusively on such research.
The issue is how to devise ways to nurture a new generation of researchers from among these young people who start with curiosity about Japan then go on to become interested in Japan studies: researchers who can properly read documents and go through the necessary academic processes. Within Japan there is a tendency to think that researchers in such fields as history and ideas achieve that status almost exclusively through their own efforts, but overseas there are high expectations for those studying the humanities. It's a stimulating experience for me to negotiate with overseas universities that see their mission as using public funds to support students until they reach the level of researchers. At the several European and Australian universities with which I am relatively familiar, such as the University of Cambridge and the University of Leiden, supervisors expend considerable effort in securing research funds for postgraduate students working towards their doctorates. At the same time, their success in developing doctorate level researchers influences not just their own evaluation, but that of their department. In that respect, their situation is close to that in Japanese science faculties.
Of course, not every student who gets a Ph.D. in Japan studies goes on to teach at university. While there are posts available in many countries for those who hold a Ph.D. from an institution in the English-speaking world, competition is still very fierce, and there are almost no tenured first posts available. Not being able to make a living as a researcher even after receiving one's Ph.D. is something academics all over the world worry about.
On the other hand, there are diverse work opportunities for those who have managed to acquire difficult languages to the extent that they can read ancient texts, write articles in competition with researchers from various other countries, and who are active giving papers and participating in discussions at academic conferences. Some embark on careers similar to research, such as librarians, editors of specialist publications and journals, or even in the media and ordinary companies. In the future, Japanese postgraduates in the Japan studies field will likely have to compete with such individuals.
Once they have been able to secure research funds, those postgraduates engaged in Japan studies must spend time studying in Japan. At this point, links with Japanese universities become crucial. When I oversaw international exchange activities at Rikkyo University, quite often I served as a link or official overseas contact for sections run by acquaintances at universities abroad. But when it came to accepting research-level foreign students, or sending students from here, somehow it was difficult to satisfy the other party's expectations and I sometimes felt quite worried.
If the aim was for students to acquire undergraduate-level Japanese or achieve a general knowledge of the situation in Japan, our Japanese tuition curriculum and educational system was quite adequate, and it was easy to accept those students. However, I was asked to provide cultural exchange suitable for postgraduates working towards Ph.D.s from universities that had their own Japan studies courses. I can't say that we were adequately prepared to meet those needs with a high-level researcher development program; that is, curriculum and teaching staff system. While they have no shortage of teaching staff with internationally recognized results in individual fields, Japanese universities trail other countries when it comes to creating the necessary systems.
Japan studies are escaping the spell of Japan
When I look at Japan studies trends in the research field with which I am relatively familiar, i.e. that of political thought, first of all there is ample research into early-modern political thought. Let me give some examples. Kiri Paramore (Leiden University) carefully reads classical Japanese documents by early-modern Japanese Confucianists and produces works that touch on currents of thought in both Japan and East Asia. David Mervart (Autonomous University of Madrid) focuses on changes in global economy and society during the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries and analyzes discourse on the economic and social situation of Tokugawa Japan.
What's more, there is an increasing quantity of results from research grounded in Japan studies, but which involves the uses of various archives in numerous languages. For example, there is also empirical research by Professor Sandra Wilson (Murdoch University) and Professor Barak Kushner (University of Cambridge) on the complicated processes and awareness among countries involved in war crimes tribunals, and also research by Professor Charles Schencking (The University of Hong Kong) on the social and international impact of the Great Kanto Earthquake. Research is also progressing on the domestic and overseas influence of Asianist thought and movements. I am involved in a little of this myself in English translations of materials related to Pan-Asianism in Japan has been published, edited by Professor Sven Saaler (Sophia University) and Professor Christopher W.A. Szpilman (Teikyo University.) There is also excellent research into the attitudes of Japanese people grounded in everyday life matters such as family, sexuality and work. In particular, research has appeared that doesn't take "Japan" as a single entity, but focuses on specific regions, involves spending extended periods of time in those locations, and may even use quite unusual materials to cast light on the special features and diversity of regions.
In this way, "Japan" as a research subject is a general name for a cluster of memories; a rich accumulation of varied experiences, observations, and thoughts from the regions that have come to be called "Japan," and which exists amid the great flow of global history. Such trends are not limited to Japan studies overseas. Of course, researchers based in Japan have also realized that they cannot compete if they only use Japanese materials and study among themselves.
As research themes and analytical methods become more sophisticated and diverse, the term "Japan Studies" is losing meaning as a field of study outside Japan. What's more, I also welcome the trend away from getting wrapped up in searches for national characteristics, such as research that aims to discover some so-called Japanese thing.
In my work as a reviewer for English articles published in Japan studies journals, academic presentations and doctoral theses, however, there is something that concerns me a little. Japan studies researchers have a closely linked network with other regional studies, and in that sense the field is highly interdisciplinary. But to look at it from my own perspective as someone who has trained in the specific area of political science that is research into the history of political thought, ironically, I sometimes find their knowledge of and theoretical training in history of thought and philosophy to be superficial. Sometimes, when it comes to Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC), Hobbes (1588-1679), Rousseau (1712-1778) and Heidegger (1889-1976), those who have specialized in Japanese thought in Japan are more knowledgeable and aware of research trends than those in Europe and the United States. Also, Japanese research on Confucian thought, as well as the history of Chinese and Korean politics, law and economy is of a high standard. In practice, it is probably easier to undertake deep study of both Western thought and Chinese and Korean thought in Japanese than it is in English. In this particular respect, Japanese is superior as a research language.
To judge by the increasing numbers of young people from a diverse range of non-English speaking countries (speakers of German, Chinese etc.) entering Japan studies in the English-speaking world however, this advantage may soon disappear. In order to make use of Japanese's advantage as an academic language, and especially to produce impactful results outside the world of Japan studies, it is not enough for researchers themselves to simply work hard; both funding and skillfully designed educational systems are needed.
TTranslated from "Tokushu—Haabaado ga chumoku suru 'Atarashii nihon': Kuzushi-ji, kanbun-yomikudashi wo shutokusuru raibaru tachi—'Nihon kenkyu' no genba wa nihon dehanai (Special feature: The "New Japan," as seen from Harvard University: Academic rivals are skilled at reading cursive script and transliterating classical Chinese into Japanese—The true home of Japan studies is not Japan")," Chuokoron, March 2019, pp. 54–59. (Courtesy of Chuo Koron Shinsha) [March 2019]
MATSUDA Koichiro, Ph.D.
Professor, Rikkyo University
Born 1961 in Hiroshima Prefecture. 1991: Received Ph.D. from Tokyo Metropolitan University. Specializes in the history of political thought. Works include Edo no chishiki kara meiji no seiji e [From Edo learning to Meiji politics] (winner of the Suntory Prize for Social Sciences and Humanities,) Gisei no ronri, jiyu no fuan [The theory of fiction and anxiety over freedom], Patriotism in East Asia (Joint Editor) and "From Edo to Meiji: The public sphere and political criticism in nineteenth-century Japan," in The Routledge Handbook of Modern Japanese History.
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Olimpia Coral Melo, who became an activist against online sexual harassment and assault after a video of her having sex was published online in 2013, speaks during a live broadcast with Benito Juarez borough Mayor Santiago Taboada, in Mexico City, Monday, Nov. 23, 2020. Melo's story and subsequent activism have led to the creation of numerous state laws against cyber violence, and Mexico's government is on the verge of passing a federal version of "Olimpia's Law." (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Activist Olimpia Coral went through an inferno in 2013, when an ex-boyfriend posted sexual images that made the rounds in her conservative town in Mexico. Things got so bad — the shaming, the internet bullying — that she hid in the trunk of a taxi when going to her grandmother's house a few blocks away.
Seven years later, she has a proposed federal law named after her. Mexico's Senate has approved hefty prison time for the filming or distribution of sexually explicit images without a person's consent or through deceit.
Supporters of "Olimpia's Law" say it guarantees rights to personal privacy and sexual privacy and protects the integrity of women.
It was the product of many years of struggle by women's groups, who have already convinced about 29 of Mexico's 32 states to adapt existing laws or pass new ones against the practice.
But in 2013, Coral was alone in the town of Huauchinango, a socially conservative and heavily Indigenous area in central Puebla state. The local newspaper had even published screenshots of the video, showing Coral and the man having sex; only she was identifiable.
"There was my photo, naked, under a headline in red letters," Coral recalls of the months-long ordeal. "I went to bed praying to God I would die."
Now, under the new federal law — which still must be approved by the lower house of congress — her ex-boyfriend could get up to 6 years in prison for having posted the video without her consent. The law also covers media publications and allows for legal orders to delete such material.
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"Every 'like' (that the video got) was another blow, was like getting stabbed with a knife, as if you were being raped without being penetrated," she recalls.
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Rising from the ashes - Treasury seeks input on combating illegal phoenix
Rising from the ashes - Treasury seeks input on combating illegal phoenix activity
By Alf Pappalardo	6 October 2017
Government Restructuring & Insolvency Risk & Compliance
Keeping up the momentum from the recent passing of its insolvent trading safe harbour and ipso facto legislation, the Federal Treasury has released a consultation paper containing a package of reforms to 'deter and disrupt illegal phoenix activity'. Partner Alf Pappalardo and Lawyer Belinda Hennessy report.
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A phoenixing offence
High risk entities – a cab rank rule or a government liquidator?
'Phoenixing' is an activity whereby a company (often newly incorporated) seemingly rises from the ashes of an insolvent or abandoned company. The controllers and the business apparently remain unchanged; however, the liabilities are left in the old company. While it's sometimes difficult to distinguish it from a legitimate business rescue, illegal phoenixing occurs when the controllers intend to abuse the corporate form in order to defraud the company's creditors.
Unsurprisingly, a number of the proposals in the Treasury consultation paper centre around protecting the Australian Taxation Office, often the greatest victim of phoenix behaviour. However, this Client Update will cherry-pick proposals that have a bigger impact on other creditors.
Creditors have always enjoyed the fundamental protection of being able to remove 'friendly liquidators' who they perceive not to be representing the interests of the creditors as a whole. However, currently this right is enjoyed by all creditors, and phoenix operators are able to effectively 'stack the vote' through the voting power of 'related creditors' to prevent the removal of often undesirable liquidators.
Although section 600A of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) allows creditors to ask the court to review such a practice, the consultation paper proposes streamlining this process by requiring the external administrator to disregard any 'related creditor' (as defined in the Corporations Act) votes received in relation to a resolution to remove and replace an external administrator.
The paper further proposes amending the Corporations Act to 'specifically prohibit the transfer of property from Company A to Company B if the main purpose of the transfer was to prevent, hinder or delay the process of that property becoming available for division among the first company's creditors'. The proposal is designed to operate in a similar manner to s121(1) of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cth), which states that the main purpose in making the transfer will be taken to be the prescribed purpose:
if it can reasonably be inferred from all the circumstances that, at the time of the transfer, the transferor was, or was about to become, insolvent.
Contravention of this provision would give rise to a right for the creditors, liquidators (and ASIC) to sue for compensation for the loss caused by the contravening conduct. It is worth noting that this remedy would be in addition to those already available to liquidators under the claw-back provisions in the Corporations Act and by creditors under s 228 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld)1. However, the proposal goes further than these protections and provides that where ASIC (or a liquidator) suspects that illegal phoenix activity has occurred and the assets of Company A have been transferred to Company B for less than market value, then ASIC can issue a notice upon Company B requiring them to deliver up the property or monies worth (similar to the regime in s139ZQ of the Bankruptcy Act. The recipient would then have the right to apply to the court to set aside the notice. However, the paper leaves open what enforcement options would be available to ASIC if the notice is not complied with.
Part 2 of the consultation paper specifically targets phoenix operators who have 'adopted phoenixing into their business model' or who are active facilitators of phoenixing. Two of the noteworthy proposals to target 'friendly liquidators' (who may facilitate the directors' interests to the detriment of the creditors) are as follows.
Next cab off the rank
A registered liquidator would be chosen from a regionally based panel on a 'next-cab-off-the-rank' basis. In order to combat the instances of low- or no-asset companies, the proposal provides that liquidators would receive some minimum level of funding to ensure the proper performance of their duties.
This option is currently only designed to apply where an officer of the company is deemed a 'High Risk Phoenix Operator' (under a process set out in the consultation paper) but the paper does question whether it should apply more broadly, to all external administrations.
Government liquidator
This proposal is not dissimilar to the appointment of the Official Trustee in Bankruptcy for an individual. However, the proposals paper is light on detail, and seeks input into how such a measure would be funded and what external administrations the 'government liquidator' should conduct. The proposal does recognise the need for a private registered liquidator in certain circumstances, which may be necessary with complex liquidations.
Feedback is due by 27 October 2017 and can be provided directly to the Treasury.
See equivalent provisions in the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) s37A; Property Law Act 1958 (Vic) s172(1); Property Law Act 1969 (WA) s89.
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It worked and for a decade I had no desire to smoke. And then I did.
Three weeks ago I heard the call again to "Buy organic rolling tobacco and to begin work with the spirit of the plant." I gave myself the gift of trusting what I wanted. I got a little tiny bamboo mat to help my pathetic rolling capabilities and organic hemp papers. I prayed and thanked the spirits of the plants and everyone who had brought this sacred medicine to me.
I inhaled lightly and after a couple of puffs I heard the voice say, "enough." I put it out opened the paper and mindfully placed the insides to the earth as an offering. It was so powerful and grounding. I could feel the connection to the plant in a different way than ever before.
I did this daily. Praying. Rolling. Smoking a small amount. Offering the rest to the earth.
Two weeks ago I was awakened before dawn to a fire outside the bedroom door where I was sleeping. The flames got put out quite quickly, but the trauma multiplied when it became clear that someone had intentionally set the fire with me inside it.
I stood with a tree and cried while the arson investigator and firemen did their work. The couple of days that followed I was aware I was in shock. The tobacco was a deep gift in those moments.
Being someone who works with trauma with my clients and in my own body, I was scientifically noting the phases of this real-time unraveling.
Third day I began to thaw and get very emotional.
Fourth day I woke up disoriented and foggy.
Fifth day I could breath a bit deeper and my physical body ached in a way I hadn't noticed those first days.
And day by day I was using tobacco to ground and to be set free from the shame of those decades of closet smoking and intense hiding of my addiction.
One week ago I noticed I was rolling without praying and smoking more of each one and many times a day. I felt the familiar crawling feeling of being owned and at the mercy of this relationship with this little red bag. The feeling of enjoying the hiding and shame, sweet familiarity.
I started telling the tobacco that this part of our relationship was ending soon and that I was so grateful for the way it showed up for me in the perfect moment.
I love how it connected me with people I may have missed not having it as my focus. One being a sweet, homeless man I sang with on the street while I smoked. I offered it to him when I was done with my few inhalations. I gave him $20, too, because my heart wanted to. Many magical moments of unexpected healing that the tobacco spirits orchestrated for me.
During this whole month I have been creatively (I was going to say on-fire) focused on my new website, retreats, virtual courses etc. Every morning waking to excitedly add to the beauty of what has been gathering resources for many years now.
The past three days I have been waking up and dragging. I had a few more pieces to put in place to officially launch this new site. I did what I could, but felt a heaviness, a weight.
This morning I caught a moment of a friend's live video. He was talking about under-earning. He said that it's more about being seen than it is about money. This understanding went deep in as I hadn't heard it so clearly before.
This iteration of my work is about allowing myself to become visible. Vulnerable. Seen.
I realize that my addictive behavior has been my attempt of working with the energies that arise as I come out from the shadows of hiding, yet bring the gratitude and inclusion of those behaviors with me. In the past it has been unsafe, for reasons I don't need to fully understand, to let myself out and take up space. To be transparent, messy and powerful.
The fire came on the day that I had imagined I would launch my site and new programs. Perhaps the living through that was the gateway to my humility and willingness?
I am living my way into my next level of expression. Doing what I feel to do. Allowing my own timing to be "right" and welcomed. This turn toward addiction was not what I had envisioned as the place my "big reveal" would come from. I wanted to be on the crest of the wave of creativity and clarity when I reached out.
But I am letting life have its way with me. Saying yes when I feel yes. Saying no when I feel no. That's it. So, here I am humbled and raw and grateful for the continued ride of the unknown. Please do read my last post Unleashed to feel more of me and what got me here.
Still no leads in the arson investigation which has been a deep internal letting go all its own. One of my premises: life is happening for me, not against me. All of it is medicine.


You're not just another face in a sea of faces. You're someone who influences the status quo, someone who's actions have the potential to enact great change. You're the tipping point that spreads ideas. While you don't necessarily know all there is to know, you do have the potential for greatness.
You're at ease with your world, an ease born of experience and the crucible that shaped you into what you are. A catalyst for changing the world, your actions matter more than most, even if you don't know it.


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Writing in the Mail on Sunday, she said they should "listen to what voters said" in Thursday's local elections.
It's the reason you don't floss your teeth regularly even though you think you should.
(CNN)In his five short years, Andrew "AJ" Freund endured more trauma than any child should.
"I believe Congress should take the steps towards impeachment.
The general lack of certainty about what they're supposed to police often leads companies to err on the side of caution, fearing potentially ruinous punishments for failing to censor something they should have.
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First-time visitors to the northern province of Phayao should be sure to check out the provincial town and, in particular, the famous namesake lake on which it stands.
The Pheu Thai secretary-general said the party wanted only that the country should move ahead and to improve the people's well-being, as pledged during its campaign.
How should you greet a pope? For centuries, it was Catholic tradition to kiss the papal foot. Nowadays, many faithful choose to bow and kiss the papal ring.
It is a situation that should have left May, the prime minister who took the job claiming only she could provide the fortitude and resilience to see Brexit through, feeling humbled and contrite.
"For me it's important to be here today because I'm French, I live in Belgium, and Europe means something to me and we shouldn't break it up," Veronique Guichard told CNN from the protest.
While Turkey is an important NATO ally, Washington should not supply Ankara with F-35 fighter jets if it accepts Russia's S-400 missile defense system, the top U.S. commander in Europe said on March 13.
Why should you do this?
Women's empowerment shouldn't come at cost to men, says Australian PM ... on International Women's Day
"You put the wrong people in a couple of positions and they leave people for a long time that shouldn't be there, and all of a sudden, they're trying to take you out with bullshit, OK," he added.
"Some people say I shouldn't like him," the US president told host Sean Hannity, a vocal Trump advocate. "Why shouldn't I like him?"
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Because there is none of the life-saving equipment an ICU should have.
The government said smartwatches were spying on children, and that anyone who had a child's smartwatch should destroy it.
We should also focus on lifting labour productivity with high quality and efficiency.
The office is being refurbished and things are a bit chaotic. Rob doesn't know where he should be but luckily his confusion provides a great opportunity to learn a new authentic English phrase and Feifei is on hand with a few wise words.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey should look at the silver lining.
After exiting both the League Cup and FA Cup at the first hurdles, the Champions League now offers Liverpool's only other chance of a trophy should they fall short in their quest for a first Premier League title.
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That means that for them it's wrong to eat meat, it's wrong that animals should be killed for our food.
The government has said administrative procedures should not preclude innovation by businesses and research institutes and universities.
But actually I should be in a meeting.
At the moment, I'm making this programme, but actually, I should be in a meeting.
Meng's attorney David Martin argued in court Friday that she should be released on bail while she waits for an extradition hearing because of health concerns including severe hypertension.
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"This situation contradicts with the European values," he said, underlining that one should not fall on deaf ears regarding this problem.
26 (Xinhua) -- A spokesman on Wednesday reiterated China's opposition to foreign interference on Taiwan affairs, saying the fate of the island should be decided by the 1.3 billion Chinese people living across the Taiwan Strait.
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And you should never, ever regret fighting for that.你们永远、永远也不应后悔为此而奋战。
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He added in a tweet: "They should try winning an election.
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He said during an appearance from the Roosevelt Room the decision amounted to a "tremendous setback" and warned North Korea that the US military is ready to act should Pyongyang take any "foolish and reckless" action.


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Big victory for casual employees in New Brunswick
Court ruling says freedom of association rights are guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Fredericton (24 June 2009) - The New Brunswick Union of Public and Private Employees (NBUPPE/NUPGE) says casual employees have won "a huge victory" with a recent court decision by the province's Court of Queen's Bench.
Justice Paulette C. Garnett has ruled that the definition of employee in the Public Service Labour Relations Act – which currently excludes casual employees – is contrary to Section 2 (d) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The section reads:
2. Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms:
(a) freedom of conscience and religion;
(b) freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication;
(c) freedom of peaceful assembly; and
(d) freedom of association.
NBUPPE says the thrust of the decision is that freedom of association – defined as "the right of employees for the purpose of advancing workplace goals through the process of collective bargaining" – applies to casual employees as well as other employees.
"In practical terms, all persons employed on a casual basis will be entitled to have all conditions of employment, including health benefits and pension, negotiated on their behalf by their respective unions," NBUPPE says. "The decision allows the government 12 months to correct the violation with legislation."
The court challenge was the cooperative effort of NBUPPE, the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).
Decision by the Court of Queen's Bench of New Brunswick - pdf


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The relationship between religion, imperialism, and national identity can be quite complex. At the same time, nationalist readings of history, particularly when they are combined with other ideological perspectives, can easily provide reductionist narratives that do not due full justice to these complicated realities. The history of Catholicism in Vietnam is a case in point, as nationalist and Communist histories tend to present the Catholic Church as the friend of French colonialism with Catholic apologists defending their Church's role in Vietnamese history in accordance with nationalist standards. In his book, Catholic Vietnam: A Church from Empire to Nation (University of California Press, 2012), Dr. Charles Keith challenges such overly simple narratives by tracing the transformations in the Catholic Church in Vietnam from the pre-colonial, through the colonial, to the post-liberation periods (ending in approximately 1954). For instance, through his careful, rich, and detailed study, Keith shows how Vietnamese Catholics could remain Catholic while being at times pro-colonial, anti-colonial, pro-left, anti-Communist, and other places within and without these labels as their community transformed from a colonial to a national Church. Thus, Keith's study is well worth a read for anyone interested in Vietnamese history or the history of Christianity.


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The move is in celebration of the Dark Knight's 80th birthday.
DC has announced a novel way to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Batman's debut in 1939's Detective Comics No. 27: The streaming service DC Universe — which includes movies, television shows and comic books featuring DC characters — will offer all kinds of Batman-related content to everyone for free, for exactly 24 hours.
From midnight Eastern time through 11:59 p.m. ET on Saturday, March 30, fans will be able to stream 1989's Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever and Batman & Robin, as well as Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League and Justice League Unlimited and many more titles — a full list of available titles is below — in addition to accessing a specially curated list of Batman-centric comic book titles.
The 24-hour Batman free trial period will be promoted on social media using the hashtag #LongLiveTheBat and #Batman80. DC Universe, which launched in September 2018, is available in the U.S. on iOS, Amazon Fire TV, Android, Apple TV, Android TV and Roku and via the web.


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Nan Fung Group wins URA's Cherry Street project
The Urban Renewal Authority (URA) today (Thursday) announced that a wholly owned subsidiary of Nan Fung Group, Best Treasure Enterprises Ltd., has won the joint development contract for its Cherry Street project in Tai Kok Tsui in a public tender exercise.
The Cherry Street project was one of the three early launch projects for which land acquisition was commenced by the URA in March 2002. More than 200 owners have received compensation that has enabled them to set up new homes in newer and better environment elsewhere. In addition, about 320 tenant households have either received cash compensation or been resettled in public housing.
Covering a site area of about 48,500 square feet, the Cherry Street project is expected to deliver a maximum gross floor area of about 459,000 square feet for residential and commercial purposes upon completion in 2008, including a residential home for the elderly of about 11,800 square feet. In addition, about 19,000 square feet of open space will be provided.
Nan Fung Group is one of nine property developers who tendered for the joint venture project. Based on the recommendations of a tender review panel appointed by the URA Board, members of the Board agreed that the offer made by Nan Fung Group has met all the tender requirements and, at the same time, represented the best benefit to the Authority.
The spokesman said the Authority was pleased to have the opportunity of entering into a joint venture with Nan Fung Group, which has solid experience in delivering quality estate development in Hong Kong.


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Premier supplies 500 modules for HS2
By Belinda Smart21 July 2021
UK welfare accommodation specialist Premier Modular has been awarded "multi-million-pound contracts" to provide project offices and welfare facilities for HS2, the high-speed rail line linking London, the Midlands, the North and Scotland.
Premier Modular has expanded its fleet and workforce to meet demand from the HS2 scheme.
Awarded by Skanska Costain STRABAG Joint Venture (SCS JV), the contracts are for 15 sites in part of the first phase of HS2, along the final stretch to the southern terminus at London Euston station.
Premier is delivering more than 15,000sqm of buildings, comprising 500 modules configured to SCS's requirements and specification.
The facilities will house offices, meeting rooms, break-out spaces, showers, drying room, toilets, first aid room, and canteen. Each building will be fitted with lighting, air conditioning, fire and security alarms, toilets, partitions, and doors.
The modules are planned for use over at least five years,
They have sustainability features including rainwater harvesting, low energy lighting, PIR lighting sensors, low water consumption showers, dual flush toilets, and effluent tanks to minimise discharge into local drainage systems.
David Harris, Managing Director of Premier Modular, confirmed the company has invested £12m in its rental fleet and added 100 staff to its workforce in the last 12 months. "The scale of the HS2 projects for Premier is a significant factor in that investment," he said.
"As a Yorkshire business we know just how critical HS2 is to rail projects in the North and how it will help to rebalance the UK economy."
"Our aim is to provide the best quality office and welfare facilities in the construction sector. We were able to offer building solutions to SCS to suit a wide range of sites, in compliance with Building Regulations Part L and to stringent fire ratings because the facilities will be in use for at least five years.
"On each project we are working to short programmes and on some highly constrained sites near to live railway lines."
John Harrison, Section Lead Construction Manager at SCS JV, said, "Premier has developed the most cost-effective building solutions that met our requirements and budget. Their team has been very flexible, adapting the designs to our changing needs, and with a strong emphasis on customer care."
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A number of tributes have surfaced on Twitter, with many fans paying their respects and praising the actor's remarkable talents. [24][1] Around that same time following his death, an effort was launched to rename the Longacre Theatre in Manhattan after Cordero. Starring: Nick Cordero Sonny - (Nov 03, 2016 - May 23, 2018) Sonny - Replacement (May 26, 2018 - Jul 01, 2018)
He was an actor, known for Going in Style (2017), Don Juan (2011) and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999). Producers have set new dates for a handful of shows that were planning to welcome audiences this fall, prior to a second U.K. lockdown. He was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role as Cheech in the 2014 Broadway musical Bullets Over Broadway and was twice nominated for Drama Desk Awards. This content is currently not available in your region. Looking for some great streaming picks? Nick Cordero: Age, Parents, Siblings, Ethnicity. [3] Cordero graduated from Westdale Secondary School in Hamilton[2] and attended Ryerson University in Toronto for two years before leaving to perform in the band Lovemethod. Born on Sept. 17, 1978, in the city of Hamilton, Cordero grew up with the arts. Recently, the family moved to Los Angeles, where Cordero starred as the Hollywood nightclub owner Dennis in a new production of "Rock of Ages.", Like us on Facebook to see similar stories, George Floyd: Judge orders one trial for four ex-cops, keeps case in Minneapolis, Suspended 100 Mile House oriented strandboard mill to close permanently, Canada's Milos Raonic through to quarterfinals at Paris Masters, Matthew McConaughey Shares Adorable Video Of His Kids' 'Alarm Clock' Birthday Song, The best 10-minute butt workout Ayesha Curry swears by, Meguiar's Shows Off Its New Car-Cleaning Products, Arctic animals showing climate adaptation, but it may be causing declines: study, EXPLAINER: States still in play and what makes them that way, UK bolsters economic support as England goes into lockdown, Bowl projections: Cincinnati creeping closer to the College Football Playoff, Kerry Washington Showcases Looks From Beyonce's New Adidas X Ivy Park Collection, This Chinese Sacha Sauce Goes Out to All My Umami Lovers, Taycan it to the limit: Doing the electric slide at the Porsche Experience Center, Suspect in Quebec City Halloween night stabbing case returns to court Nov. 20, LeBron James makes public plea for help after friend's sister is found dead, Review: Borat is back, and this time he fits right in, Packers-49ers betting trends and player props, Ancestral Village Of Kamala Harris' Family Holds Hindu Prayer Ritual On U.S. Election Day, Everything You Need To Know About Menstrual Cups, Election Stress Disorder Is A Thing — Here's How To Cope, How to Practically and Specifically Help Restaurants This Election Year, Volvo P1800 Cyan Reveals Its Gorgeous Engine Bay, Minimalist Interior, Federal leaders commemorate lost military members ahead of Remembrance Day, A time capsule was left at the North Pole in 2018 for travellers in the distant future.
Over the course of his career, Cordero created the role of Cheech, the tap-dancing, theatre-loving gangster in the Woody Allen musical Bullets Over Broadway (for which he earned a Tony Award nomination), originated the role of Earl in Sara Bareilles' hit musical Waitress, created the leading role of Sonny in A Bronx Tale: The Musical, and more.
See our, Read a limited number of articles each month, You consent to the use of cookies and tracking by us and third parties to provide you with personalized ads, Unlimited access to washingtonpost.com on any device, Unlimited access to all Washington Post apps, No on-site advertising or third-party ad tracking. Considering the production's presence at the moment due to its arrival on Disney+, it's not surprising that some readers have misunderstood. He was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role as Cheech in the 2014 Broadway musical Bullets Over Broadway and was twice nominated for Drama Desk Awards. Some musicals are simply destined to take the world by storm and we'd argue that Hamilton was one of them. In the early aughts, he shifted his focus to acting, performing in Canadian stage productions and appearing in an episode of the Showtime series "Queer as Folk" before moving to New York City in 2007. His career also included television roles and film roles. [11] For this role, Cordero was nominated for the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical in 2017. Cordero died at age 41 from COVID-19 after more than three months in the hospital.
Nicholas Eduardo Alberto Cordero (September 17, 1978 – July 5, 2020)[1] was a Canadian actor.
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