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Tactical Organizing Lab
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National Bail Fund Network
COMMUNITY JUSTICE EXCHANGE
Ana María is the Immigration Bond Fund Organizer at the National Bail Fund Network (NBFN). Within the NBFN, she provides technical assistance to existing and emerging bond funds across the country, facilitates coordination with member organizations, and works with other CJE staff to strategize and develop advocacy and organizing opportunities for members. Ana María also serves as the Co-Director of the Connecticut Bail Fund. She has over seven years of experience in organizing, leading policy and legislative campaigns, and advocacy in the area of immigrant and workers' rights. Her primary focus has been on the growing intersection of the criminal legal system and the immigration system—including detangling state and local enforcement from immigration enforcement, popular education, deportation defense, and most recently building stronger sanctuary cities in Connecticut. She is a Co-Founder of the Connecticut Immigrant Rights Alliance (CIRA) and a board member of the Working Families Party and Planned Parenthood Votes! She holds a B.A. from the Universidad de Puerto Rico Recinto de Río Piedras and a Juris Doctor from Tulane University Law School.
Ana María Rivera-Forastieri
Immigration Bond Fund Organizer
Lulú was born in El Paso, TX, and raised in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, and currently works as the Rapid Response Immigration Bond Coordinator for National Bail Fund Network. Lulú is a founding member of Fronterizx Fianza Fund, an immigration bond fund in El Paso, TX that works with detained people in New Mexico and Far West Texas. Through her role as the Rapid Response Coordinator, Lulú hopes to be able to connect immigration bond funds and organizers across the country with each other and with resources that will help them support as many detained brothers and sisters as they can. Lulú graduated from Yale University with a B.A. in Sociology, and has worked in immigration advocacy as a researcher, a paralegal, and an organizer. When not at work, Lulú likes spending time with her family and writing short stories.
Lourdes "Lulú" Ortiz
Rapid Response Immigration Bond Coordinator
Rachel Foran is an abolitionist and organizer based in Brooklyn, New York. At the Community Justice Exchange, Rachel directs the Tactical Organizing Lab, a hub for sharing and experimenting with a wide range of organizing tactics geared toward systemic change. She also supports community accountability campaigns targeted at the drivers of pretrial detention and mass supervision. Before joining CJE, Rachel was the Managing Director of the Brooklyn Community Bail Fund, where she oversaw staff, programs, and advocacy projects, including community partnerships and coalitions. She is a founding member of Court Watch NYC, a community court monitoring and prosecutor accountability project, and organizes with Survived and Punished NY, a grassroots abolitionist group dedicated to freeing criminalized survivors of domestic and gender based violence from prison. She holds a masters degree in theological studies from Harvard Divinity School and a BA in religion from Carleton College.
Rachel Foran
Tactical Organizing Director
Atara Rich-Shea is one of the National Bail Fund Network Regional Organizers where she provides capacity, technical, and systems coaching as needed for the network bail & bond funds, and assists with larger campaigns to end pretrial detention. She is also the the Director of Operations for the Massachusetts Bail Fund where she manages the daily bail operations and larger ongoing projects aimed at ending the unjust system of pretrial incarceration and supervision in Massachusetts. She was previously a Staff Attorney at the Committee for Public Counsel Services (MA Public Defender's Office). She defended indigent clients in both District and Superior court where she first noticed the drastic difference in the way her jailed clients were treated. She has worked with court involved youth and survivors of sexual violence. She received her B.A. from Barnard College in 2001 and her J.D. from Suffolk University.
Atara Rich-Shea
Regional Organizer
Pilar has worked as an organizer and strategist across the social justice movement for over twenty years. She has a wide range of experience as an advocate for systems change having worked with community-based organizations, labor unions, and elected leaders, always with a focus on building grassroots community power.
Pilar is the founder and Director of the Community Justice Exchange and also serves as the Director of Community Engagement & Accountability at Civil Rights Corps, a nonprofit organization that uses civil rights litigation, advocacy, and public education to challenge systemic injustice in the American legal system.
In 2016, Pilar launched the National Bail Fund Network, a collaborative partnership for the 50+ community bail funds working across the country to end detention in both the criminal legal and immigration systems.
Pilar served as an organizer, strategist, and leader in the labor movement for many years. She was the Political Director of the Culinary Workers Union in Nevada and later served as the Deputy Director of Politics & Communications for UNITE HERE, the national union of workers in the hospitality industry. In 2011, Pilar was awarded a Practitioner Fellowship at Georgetown's Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor where she focused on new strategies for organizing among unemployed workers in the post-recession economy.
Pilar has worked on a wide range of local, state, and federal election campaigns with an emphasis on creating long‐term civic engagement strategies for communities previously left out of the electoral process. She served as the Civic Engagement Director at the New Organizing Institute where she worked with community-based organizations across the country building people-powered campaigns. From 2012-2014, she was the Campaign Manager and Senior Advisor to Congressman Steven Horsford (NV‐4). Pilar also worked to launch the Reflective Democracy Campaign, an initiative of the Women Donors Network that is focused on removing barriers that keep women and people of color from positions of elected leadership.
Pilar grew up in rural Northern New Mexico and holds a master's degree in Public Health from UC Berkeley and a BA in Chemistry from the University of New Mexico.
Pilar Weiss
Sharlyn is a Regional Organizer with the National Bail Fund Network at the Community Justice Exchange. In that role, she supports new and emerging bail funds with both operational and campaign support. Sharlyn is also a founding member of Chicago Community Bond Fund and currently serves as CCBF's Co-Executive Director. She was previously the senior criminal justice policy analyst at Chicago Appleseed and has also held positions in restorative justice program management and criminal records relief. Sharlyn received her law degree from Northeastern University School of Law in 2013 and is an Illinois licensed attorney.
Sharlyn Grace
Lola Rainey is a retired lawyer, poet and community activist in Tucson, Arizona. Lola is a Regional Organizer with the National Bail Fund Network and the Community Justice Exchange where she works on issues related to public accountability and participation and works with organizers across the country on building abolitionist principles into their organizing practice. Lola is the founder and director of the Tucson Second Chance Community Bail Fund, a revolving bail fund that is working to end pretrial detention and mass supervision in Pima County and beyond.
Lola practiced law for over twenty years starting out as an Assistant City Attorney at the Tucson City Attorney's Office before joining the Pima County Attorney's Office as a Deputy County Attorney prosecuting violent crimes. She subsequently entered private practice working primarily in the areas of criminal law and domestic relations. In addition, Lola served as a Judge Pro Tempore at the Pima County Justice Court for several years. She was later appointed to the position of Acting Attorney General of the Colorado River Indian Tribes.
Lola is the author of numerous articles on the issues of racial and social justice, the author of a children's picture book, a book of literary fiction and a poetry chapbook. Her poems have appeared in several literary journals and poetry anthologies. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism from the University of Arizona, as well as a Juris Doctorate Degree and Master of Law Degree from the University of Arizona College of Law.
Lola Rainey
Puck Lo is a researcher committed to leftist social movements. Puck studies, organizes against, writes and makes films about the prison-industrial complex, migrant justice, trans-feminist politics and economics. They have worked as a radio producer and print journalist for progressive media outlets, finished a Master's degree from UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism and an MFA from Stanford University's Documentary Film department. Puck's non-fiction films explore dystopias, carceral and liberatory states and structures, political memory and its embodiment. Puck's work has screened internationally at film festivals, including the Berlin International Film Festival. Puck's latest projects include a short film about the landscape of displacement along a river near Boston, Massachusetts; research on the Chinese right-wing in the US; and the misuse of failure-to-appear rates in anti-bail reform literature on pretrial detention. Puck is based in Brooklyn, New York, and Joshua Tree, California.
Puck Lo
Research Coordinator
Brenda Choresi Carter, Women Donors Network/Reflective Democracy Campaign
Andrea James, National Council of Incarcerated & Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls
Jee Park, Innocence Project New Orleans
Jocelyn Simonson, Brooklyn Law School
The Community Justice Exchange is a nonprofit 501(c)3 project of the Tides Center.


Public Climate Private Weather is a series of short length works by the youngest generation of Latvian dance makers. These are artists that graduated the Latvian Academy of Culture in summer 2018 and refer to themselves as the fifth generation of Latvian contemporary dance. Conscious and open, they seem equally concerned by what is significant for them personally and how it resonates with the world around them.
The first series presents three newly made, 20 minute solo pieces by Alise Madara Bokaldere, Laura Kušķe and Līga Ūbele. All the performances have been created with simple technical means, focusing on the presentation of idea and encounter with spectators. During the process the artists were mentored by director Anni Klein from Helsinki based art collective Wauhaus.
Tickets 12 eur and 9 eur (students, pupils, pensioners, people with disabilities) at Biļešu paradīze box offices, www.bilesuparadize.lv and at the door before the performance.
Developed and produced by the New Theatre Institute of Latvia in collaboration with Dirty Deal Teatro.
Supported by State Culture Capital Foundation and LKA Eduarda Smiļģa Theatre Museum.


I finally did the Island Girl Tag!
This was my second time filming the tag because my first video was lost when my computer crashed.
The tag was created by St. Vincent & the Grenadines Youtubers 3KingsAndACrooke & I found the tag in the Caribbean Youtubers Facebook group.
I had so much fun recording the video & I hope you enjoy it too!


[2017-05-18T16:33:23+00:00] Crema Co. filed a Form C to raise a target amount of $100,000.00 (up to a maximum of $750,000.00) of via SI SECURITIES, LLC (SeedInvest).
Filing 000164460017000094 (020-23385) was accepted by the SEC at 2017-05-18T16:33:23+00:00. You can find the full original filing on the SEC's EDGAR filing search site here, and you can find a list of other filings by Crema Co. here.


Our mission is to be an inclusive community of caring Christians, rich and poor, young and old, of every race. Worshipping together, we seek God's love and dare to follow wherever God leads us. Giving of ourselves and our resources, we strive to care for one another and the world beyond our church.
The missional work of Christ Church Cathedral is carried out through its clergy, staff, parishioners, and other members of the cathedral community. In addition, the Mission and Outreach Committee is given the specific task of doing Christ Church Cathedral's support and advocacy work throughout Cincinnati, the Diocese of Southern Ohio, and beyond.
A subcommittee of the Mission and Outreach Committee, the Community Grants Committee, considers grant requests to Christ Church Cathedral for financial support. Grants are two types: community grants and parishioner grants.
Community grants are major funds awarded to organizations two times a year, following a several week application process. Community grant funds are obtained directly by the organizations that apply for them. The Community Grants Committee typically awards grants to organizations in the Greater Cincinnati area. On occasion, the committee will consider grants that serve organizations outside of Greater Cincinnati.
Each year, this committee also considers partnering with other churches in the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio to make grants to organizations that they serve.
Parishioner grants of $500 are given to organizations at the request of a member(s) of the cathedral community, and are distributed throughout the year until the funds earmarked for this purpose have been exhausted.
Additional details and directions for applying for community and parishioner grants are available through the links below.
The Mission and Outreach Committee supports organizations that help those who cannot help themselves, and organizations that walk with Christ Church Cathedral in promoting reconciliation, social justice, and advocacy.
Christ Church Cathedral has a long history of aiding the forgotten, including those who are suffering from the impacts of poverty. Grant dollars are awarded to organizations that house, feed, and clothe the poor. However, the cathedral also believes in addressing the causes of poverty and routinely awards grant funds to groups that foster mentoring and educational programs to break the cycle of poverty.
Christ Church Cathedral also strives to be a voice of truth on issues of social justice. The cathedral has awarded funds to groups involved in initiatives addressing racial inequality, LQBTQ rights, gun violence prevention, elder care, and gender inequality.


As we enter this time of year, many of us are wondering if it is time to refinance. If you have a mortgage with a higher interest rate or unsecured debt, now may be the time. Many have debated this, but with promising lower rates available, it may be time to make it a reality. It may seem a bit daunting, but the process is much easier than you think!
Refinancing not only offers a lower interest rate, but the ability to consolidate bills and save your wallet wear and tear from paying sometimes exorbitant interest on your credit cards as well as reducing the amount of money paid every month in just minimum payments. Wouldn't it be wonderful to just have a mortgage payment? Put your equity to work by consolidating those student loans, credit cards, car loans, and boat loans into one much more affordable monthly payment. Freeing up cash flow will allow you to not only decrease the amount of money flying out of your wallet monthly, but can also afford you the luxury of contributing more toward your retirement or a well deserved vacation fund.
These considerations should be taken into account to make a smart decision if consolidation is right for you. Here at GSF we will help you explore all of your options, and provide you with all of the information to make an educated decision as to what works best for your financial future. Located conveniently in Little Chute WI, we help customers in the Appleton, Fond du Lac, Green Bay area surpass their financial goals!


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Chancellor George Osborne delivered his joint Autumn Statement and Spending Review yesterday.
Some of the key measures announced include the reversal of cuts to tax credits, the introduction of a new 3% stamp duty surcharge for buy-to-let properties and second homes, and an extension of the doubling of small business rate relief.
Additionally, plans to provide devolving powers to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and a commitment to further investment in transport and infrastructure were also revealed.
Click here to view our detailed summary of the key announcements contained in the Autumn Statement and Spending Review.
Chancellor George Osborne will present his Autumn Statement today, his most important House of Commons speech after the March Budget, in which the Government sets out its plans for tax and the economy.
For the first time, the Treasury will be combining the Autumn Statement with an announcement of the results of the annual Spending Review, which specifies the details of Government departmental spending.
There will be a single speech and document covering both fiscal events, with the speech taking place at 12.30pm and the document likely to be available on the gov.uk website shortly afterwards.
Speculation surrounding what will be announced within the Statement is rife: the Chancellor is expected to address the issue of tax credit reforms as a result of the recent defeat in the House of Lords, along with potential caps on charges for cashing in pensions early, and new plans for the expansion of the city devolution deals scheme.
Additionally, it is expected that the Chancellor will announce that house building is to be made a top priority: £7 billion is predicted to be pledged to build more than 400,000 'affordable homes'.
Keep an eye on our website – we'll be bringing you the main headlines from the Autumn Statement and Spending Review throughout the afternoon, with a full detailed summary of the key points published later tonight, ready for you to read tomorrow morning.
A report from the National Audit Office (NAO) has revealed that the Government has drafted contingency plans for placing a last-resort 'emergency pause' on the pensions auto-enrolment scheme, as fears arise over the disorder that the legislation could bring for smaller employers.
Government ministers will make use of the emergency pause option if auto-enrolment proves to be too difficult for small businesses to implement, or if the programme results in increases in demand with which it is unable to cope.
The option of an auto-enrolment pause has been introduced as a result of concerns that employers may struggle to deal with both the forthcoming changes to the National Minimum Wage and the new pensions measures.
The Government harbours additional concerns over pension providers' abilities to cope with the volume of employees that must be enrolled under the new scheme.
The report stated: 'The Department for Work and Pensions is now rolling out automatic enrolment to small employers, who pose new challenges for the programme.
Experts have reported that there is a 'high risk' of respite having to be offered by 2018.
As the 2015 Autumn Statement approaches, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has urged Chancellor George Osborne to cut tax administration costs, as part of the Government's drive to reduce red tape by £10 billion by the end of this Parliament.
In a letter to cabinet ministers, the BCC has outlined a number of recommendations for reducing the cost of tax administration, which it believes is having an adverse effect on UK businesses.
The business organisation suggests reducing the number of changes to business tax rules, by making such changes subject to the scrutiny of the Regulatory Policy Committee, and by including tax administration measures in the Government's 'one in, two out' rule covering other forms of regulation.
In addition, the BCC is calling for HM Revenue and Customs to be subject to a Growth Duty and regular reporting, in line with economic regulators in the UK.
The business group also wants to see investment in HMRC support for business users, equal to the amount being spent on improving enforcement.
Dr Adam Marshall of the BCC commented: 'Ministers need to put a brake on the number of changes to tax administration and compliance rules, much as they have done with other forms of regulation in recent years.
The Chancellor will present the Autumn Statement and Spending Review to the House of Commons on Wednesday 25 November.
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A new report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) claims that young people are on course to be less wealthy than their parents throughout their lives, largely due to increasing pension values for older generations.
The IFS report examined the evolution in household wealth between 2006 to 2008 and 2010 to 2012 and discovered that young people today are more 'financially insecure' than previous generations.
It found that UK households actually grew wealthier between 2006 and 2012 despite the financial crisis, but said that the reason for this was the increase in pension values over the period.
Households aged between 45 and 54 saw the biggest increases in their pension wealth in the period, rising on average by £38,000. However, the slow rate of growth in overall wealth suggested that young people would lag behind earlier generations at every stage.
The study also found that many people still have inadequate savings for retirement. 30% of individuals reported saving for an unexpected expense, 23% reported saving for holidays or leisure and 15% for planned expenses, but only 10% of respondents claimed to be saving to provide a retirement income.
In addition, one third of households aged 25 to 34 expected the state pension to be their largest source of income after retirement, yet 24% did not expect to receive any income from the state pension at all.
Meanwhile, some 44% of all respondents did not anticipate receiving any income from a private pension at the end of their working lives.
UK workers have received an effective pay rise of nearly 2% over the past year, as low levels of inflation helped to boost take-home pay, the latest figures suggest.
The rise marks the most significant increase in pay margins since the 2008 recession.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published the provisional results of its Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), revealing that average weekly earnings rose by 1.8% in the year to April, increasing to a figure of 1.9% following adjustment for inflation.
The ASHE measures the level of earnings and the amount of hours worked across every economic sector.
Full-time employees' median gross annual income has risen to £27,600, a 1.6% increase compared to the previous year, due to the positive wage figures.
Within the previous six years, average inflation-adjusted earnings have fallen.
However, analysts report that the increase in pay does not meet the 3.5%-4% level that is required by the Bank of England, in order for the Bank to consider raising interest rates.
The latest monthly report by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that the UK's Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation rate remained negative in October at -0.1%.
A rise in the price of clothing was more than offset by falls in food, alcohol and tobacco prices. Food and drink prices fell by 2.7% in October while energy costs were down 4.1%.
Fuel prices fell by 14% annually, and the October figures mark the first time the CPI has fallen on an annual basis for two months in a row since it was created some eighteen years ago.
It is the ninth consecutive month that inflation has been at or very close to zero.
Expectations of an imminent rise in interest rates are already very low, following the Bank of England's announcement earlier this month that inflation was unlikely to hit its 2% target within the next two years, and the latest ONS figures will do nothing to raise those expectations.
Meanwhile, savers in Government-backed ISAs have seen their interest rates cut, further reducing the value of tax-free savings.
On Monday the NS&I reduced the annual interest rate on its Direct ISA from 1.5% to 1.25%. The cut will affect over 400,000 investors in what was, until recently, one of the most generous ISAs on the market.


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Rainham, Havering end season with away defeats
A close-up view of a cricket scoreboard (pic Gavin Ellis/TGS Photo)
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Both sides suffered disappointment on final day of league season
Rainham ended the T. Rippon Mid-Essex Premier Division season in disappointing fashion with a three-wicket defeat away to Aythorpe Roding.
Batting first, the Springs Park Farm stuttered through their innings and were all out for 161.
It was a fairly straightforward task for Aythorpe Roding in reply as they completed the chase in the 33rd over.
The defeat saw Rainham finish the season in fifth place, having won nine of their 18 league matches this term and taken 269 points.
In Division Two, Havering atte Bower also suffered defeat on the final day of the season as they lost by 146 runs at Ingatestone.
Havering bowled first at Ingatestone and dismissed their hosts for 269 in their innings.
However, a poor batting display from the visitors saw them all out for only 123 in reply.
The defeat means Havering end the season in seventh place, with seven wins from their 18 league games this term.

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Run2Sport and Madfoo3at secure $3 Million through Oasis500's Angel Network, eye regional and global expansion
Executive Chairman Dr. Usama Fayyad announced today during a press conference that Oasis 500 secured two investments for Run2Sport and Madfoo3at.com through its Angel Network event.
Run2Sport is the first online sports apparel shop in the Middle East and has secured USD $2.5 million from Souq.com, a Jabbar Internet Group company. Madfoo3atCom on the other hand, an e-payment service company that enables consumer to pay and see their bills online using e-banking channel provided by their own banks, secured $529,000 from private investors Dr. Izz Eddin Katkhuda, Suleiman Al-Assaf and Ranwa Halasa, in addition to 2PCompany and Oasis500's investment arm OV1.
CEO of Souq.com Ronaldo Mouchawar expressed his excitement about the deal and pointed out the increased demand for online shopping for sports apparel in the past few years.
Chairman and CEO at Jabbar Internet Group Samih Toukan on his part expressed his delight with the deal and explained that the investment will go toward expanding Run2Sport's operations "within this year," starting with the Gulf region and later to the global market. "The expansion will first target the countries in which Souq.com is already operational, including the UAE, Saudia Arabia, Egypt and Kuwait."
Similarly, Madfoo3atCom Founder Nasser Saleh highlighted Madfoo3at's plans for the future. "Madfoo3atCom is targeting to become the national e-bills and e-payments switch for Jordan which will simplify the payers daily life and (…) build a state-of-the-art electronic payment services and expand it from Jordan to the MENA region."
Saudi Arabian investor Suleiman Al-Assaf hinted at the potential of Madfoo3at's e-payment service for the Saudi market, "It is a time-saving concept that facilitates daily operations," eliminating the inconvenience of paying bills directly to billers, "an issue faced by most consumers across the Kingdom" he concluded.
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Oasis500 Secures Over $3 million in Investment for Run2Sport and Madfoo3atCom
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Q: JSP exception for component already used in view I get this exception in my java application running on WAS 8.5:

Caused by: javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Component ID 'ResultURL' has already been used in the view.

I assumed it meant some jsp had more than one component with ResultURL for the ID but I cheked and there is only one jsp file containing this and no sign of a duplicate. What could be causing this?
This is the component:
<h:inputHidden id="ResultURL" value="http://localhost:9080/HP_Web/DefaultLoginServlet"/>

A: In the application, the original line had been commented out and a new line added. The webserver didn't seem to recognise the code comment though so thought there was two lines with the same ID. When I removed the commented out line the error disappeared.

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Even those who practice Santeria or Voodoo more often then they practice Catholicism mostly identify themselves as Catholic. For religious, philosophical, historical and scriptural purposes, distinguishing between these separate traditions is quite manageable.
Here are three of the forty-five Gospel scriptures where Jesus mentions Hell:Jainism and Buddhism During the Vedic period, people who reacted against the rigid social hierarchy and against the religious monopoly of the Brahmins would withdraw into the forests where they.
Jainism. At one point, scholars believe Jainism developed out of Buddhism or as a reaction against Hinduism. Today, after extensive research, they believe Jainism significantly predates Buddhism. Differences between Jainism and Buddhism: A comparative study Inspite of the similarities between the two creeds, the differences between them are great.
Jainism was an ancient creed which existed before the advent of Mahavira. Sep 21, · Mahavira was born a little before the Buddha. While the Buddha was the founder of Buddhism, Mahavira did not found Jainism. He is the 24th great teacher (Tirthankar) in. Buddhism is centered upon the life and teachings of Gautama Buddha, whereas Jainism is centered on the life and teachings of Mahavira.
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Acrocercops quinquistrigella is a moth of the family Gracillariidae. It is known from the United States (Kentucky, Texas, Florida and Georgia).

The larvae feed on Sida rhombifolia. They probably mine the leaves of their host plant.

References

quinquistrigella
Moths of North America
Moths described in 1875

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Metrorail: The rail system will open at 5 a.m. and close at midnight. Trains will operate at Saturday service intervals (every 6 to 12 minutes during daytime hours). There are planned midday service changes on the Red and Green lines. Parking at Metro-owned lots and garages is free on the holiday. Off-peak fares will be in effect all day.
MetroAccess: Paratransit service will operate on a regular schedule. However, subscription trips will be cancelled. Customers with subscription trips wishing to travel on Monday should call to make a reservation.
In addition, Metro's customer information line, lost and found and customer relations call centers will be closed on the holiday.
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Over the last several months Linda has been collecting photos of existing ramps that illustrate good (or BAD) ramp design. This will allow consumers to develop an eye for good ramp design, safety features and assist in choosing ramp designs for their own personal use. Keep in mind these ramps are, in most instances, in daily use.
This attractive ramp is Linda's personal favorite. Not only did the designer/architect take the entire building into consideration when making this addition they actually did it right.
Appropriately nicknamed, "The Ski Jump", this ramp begins at a height of 25 inches from ground level to door threshold making the slope a 25 inch drop in just under 4 ft. of length. The slope also banks 5 inches downward from the inside edge to the outside edge making it impossible for anyone in a wheelchair to navigate this ramp by themselves in either direction. The pitch, both vertical and horizontal, is too steep with a mid-pitch turn banked in the wrong direction. It is impossible to navigate the ramp with anything other than brute strength. Danger of roll-offs is high.
While this ramp does have some cover provided by a roof overhang, has adequate railing and width it does NOT have a flat landing at door level. It is impossible for a wheelchair user to hold themselves in place on the ramp and open the door at the same time. This includes power wheelchairs as well.
Fortunately this ramp is used only as an emergency egress, with assistance, as the family has improved ramp access at the front entrance of the home.
A large flat porch covered by a porch roof provides a good landing for this ramp. But. There are no railings! The location of the front door on the edge of the porch makes this a dangerous entry point for a wheelchair user as the chair must be navigated close to the edge of the porch in order to gain entry through the door.
The downhill slope of the ramp is very close to the required 1:12 slope but there are no railings. Danger of rolling off either side of the ramp is high.
A further danger is noted in the deep gravel at the end of the ramp. Any wheelchair rapidly descending the ramp could immediately become mired in the deep gravel causing an abrupt stop of the wheelchair. This could result in a front flip over, pinning the wheelchair occupant underneath the wheelchair and causing injury. There is no flat loading area for transfer to a vehicle. Wheelchair users must sit in the gravel or on the sloped end of the ramp in order to transfer. A flat, solid concrete/asphalt landing zone 60"x60", minimum, at the base of the ramp is recommended.
This entry is an excellent example of a rampless entry. Using the ground slope the architect and contractor built this home specifically with a ground level entrance in mind. Sidewalk slope is minimal, a large porch covers the doorway and the doorway is navigable. Individuals unable to use stairs can easily access this home.
This is also an excellent example of a "visit-able" entry. Individuals at any level of physical ability may access the home. Sure makes it easy for Grandma to come and visit.
When viewed from the side this ramp is a good illustration of excellent 1:12 slope. However. Upon closer examination this ramp has 2 specific problems.
Problem #1: No landing at the top of the ramp at the front door. Family members must navigate through a screen door and the front door, with opposite swings, to gain entrance.
Problem #2: This ramp ends at the curbside of a very busy high-speed 4-lane freeway. Loading into a vehicle at this curb can be dangerous. The optimal solution would have been to provide a 90` turn to the driveway immediately adjacent to the home where a safe loading zone can be accessed.
Another consideration is the amount of snow, which ends up piled at the end of the ramp during the winter. Occupants of this home must clear the curbside of snow shoved off the highway by County snowplows after winter storms before they can maneuver the car to the curb. Again, a safe loading zone out of traffic and away from seasonal snow build up at the curb is the preferred option.
Note that while this ramp is an excellent structure overall, with a large covered landing, adequate ramp width and appropriate slope it lacks proper maintenance.
Take a closer look and see if you can locate where 2 sections of the railings are missing? These are strategic areas where railings are an absolute must! Anyone in a wheelchair could very easily roll right off right under the top rail, possibly incurring significant injury upon landing on the lawn. This is a simple repair requiring 20 minutes, a 2"x4" cut to the proper length and several galvanized L-brackets and screws. A less than $20.00 fix. Ramp maintenance is crucial for safety!
This ramp was built inside the home owner's garage. This is an excellent application for entry and exit during bad weather. However, there are several problems which need to be addressed.
Missing safety railings. Note the railing attached to the inside wall. While this is at standard height it is in the wrong place! A full railing on the OUTSIDE edge of the ramp is an absolute must to prevent roll off onto the concrete floor.
Missing flat landing. While the interior door is easily reached the individual must hold steady on a decline while opening the door with a key. A minimum 60 inch square flat landing is recommended for safety.
Steep slope. This ramp measures 19 inches from floor to the door threshold yet is only 10 feet in length. In order to meet the standard 1:12 slope this ramp should measure 19 feet in length.
Overall the concept of an interior ramp access is a good one. Attaching the ramp to the other wall, next to the entry door, would allow enough space to provide a flat landing and a full 19 foot long ramp, the required 1:12 slope. Family members would still be able to access both the family vehicle and the ramp with ample room in this 3-car garage.
Two ramps in one, this ramp system was built to allow access to the family second story deck at the rear of the home. Two separate ramps have been used, a prefabricated ramp at the lower end near the garage and a built in deck system from garage level to the deck above. The slope does not meet ADA, being shorter in length than the height requires, but has railings and a locking gate at the top to prevent accidental roll offs. A full railing system along the entire length of both ramp additions is suggested for added safety.
This ramp is attached to the only accessible entrance to the house. The family chose redwood deck materials to construct a large flat landing and a tapering ramp. There is plenty of flat space at the top to navigate around the screen door as well as allow assistance from others, as needed. A porch covering would be helpful during inclement weather. The material chosen for the transition from ramp to sidewalk is an interesting but effective one. ½ inch thick diamond plate steel is used to create as small a lip as possible. This item was purchased at a local body shop specializing in truck modifications for a few dollars. This ramp will require yearly maintenance. The redwood decking needs to be oiled and sealed yearly to prevent deterioration.
This ramp posed an interesting problem for the contractor. The front door threshold is 4 feet above the curb at sidewalk level a short 25 ft. away. Making the ramp a straight shot from door to front sidewalk was impossible, due to the slope. The contractor chose to attach the ramp to a 4 ft. deep porch landing and then construct the ramp using a sharp left turn to take the majority of the ramp length horizontally along the front slope. While still steep this ramp is fairly close to the ADA recommended 12:1 pitch, has a covered landing and adequate width for wheelchair users to navigate. There are two drawbacks. The inside railing of the left angled corner turn can catch rear casters if the wheelchair is not carefully maneuvered through the turn. Our recommendation would be to widen the corner ramp surface by at least 3 inches to compensate.
The second drawback is the landing is sloped away from the front door making the elevated door threshold difficult to navigate and increasing the difficulty of a wheelchair user to reach the door handle and open the door without difficulty. Our recommendation is to adjust the slope more to level and replace the current doorsill with an ADA approved weatherproof door sill/ threshold.


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Pennsylvania high court rules time-limit unexpired in malpractice claim
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed February 19 the grant of summary judgment in favor of a physician who alleged the medical malpractice action against him was time-barred under the two-year statute of limitations.
This material originally appeared in the February 27, 2009, issue of Health Lawyers Weekly, a publication of the American Health Lawyers Association (www.healthlawyers.org).
The high court found the question of when the plaintiff had actual or constructive knowledge of her injury or its cause to toll the statute of limitations pursuant to the discovery rule was one that should be left to the jury.
At the same time, the high court declined to adopt a more expansive reading of the discovery rule to find the action timely as a matter of law, the conclusion urged by the dissent. Specifically, the high court rejected any requirement of a definitive diagnosis to trigger the start of the limitations period.
Plaintiff Mary Elizabeth Wilson filed the medical malpractice action in October 2003 against defendants Samir El-Daief, M.D. and Montgomery Hospital Medical Center, alleging El-Daief lacerated the radial nerve in her wrist during a surgical procedure performed in August 2000.
Defendants sought summary judgment based on the two-year statute of limitations.
Plaintiff argued the discovery rule tolled the statute of limitations until October 2001 when she learned from another physician about her injury. According to plaintiff, prior to that time, she had sought treatment with El-Daief and another orthopedic surgeon for some 13 months, but neither of them could pinpoint the cause of her pain and other symptoms.
The trial court granted defendants summary judgment, noting plaintiff had experienced constant, excruciating pain shortly after the August 2000 surgery, her hand had contracted into a fist, her right elbow bent inward, and her right shoulder drew upward.
According to the court, these symptoms, which plaintiff had not experienced following a similar May 2000 surgery, coupled with her acknowledgment in September 2001 that she believed "something was wrong" and had lost confidence in El-Daief, started the clock running on her medical malpractice action.
A divided Pennsylvania appeals court affirmed, rejecting the suggestion that a definitive diagnosis was necessary to trigger the running of the limitations period since under Pa. R. Civ. P. 1042.3(a) a plaintiff in a professional liability action must file a certificate of merit (COM) simultaneously with her complaint or 60 days thereafter.
The high court reversed the grant of summary judgment in defendants' favor, saying a question of fact existed on the discovery rule issue given "evidence of potential sources of confusion, in the asserted unwillingness or inability on the part of Dr. El-Daief to recognize injury or cause."
At the same time, the high court went on to emphasize that Pennsylvania's formulation of the discovery rule was a narrower approach than some other jurisdictions.
"While we reiterate that knowledge of 'injury' and 'cause' does not require a precise medical diagnosis, we decline to hold as a matter of law, that a lay person must be charged with knowledge greater than that which was communicated to her by multiple medical professionals involved in her treatment and diagnosis," the high court said.
Finally, the high court refused to "retool" the discovery rule in light of the procedural COM requirement in Rule 1042.3. The majority argued that the current discovery rule was adequate to ensure injured plaintiffs had their day in court, while at the same time protecting defendants from stale claims.
A dissenting/concurring opinion said the majority should have found plaintiff's action timely as a matter of law.
According to the dissent, the COM requirement coupled with the narrow interpretation of the discovery rule placed plaintiffs "in the precarious position of being constrained to file a lawsuit before they know whether their resulting symptoms are linked to a physician's malpractice."
Plaintiffs must supply a timely COM from a licensed professional indicating a defendant's conduct caused their harm to support a medical malpractice action. But, under the current state of Pennsylvania jurisprudence, the statute of limitations commences in many cases before the plaintiff, despite the exercise of due diligence, is able to obtain such a professional opinion.
"To avert this fundamental unfairness, we should construe the discovery rule so as to toll the statute of limitations until the plaintiff obtains, or with the exercise of due diligence should have obtained, medical evidence sufficient to enable the plaintiff to link her injury to the acts of the defendant," the dissent argued.
Wilson v. El-Daief, No. 39 MAP 2008 (Pa. Feb. 19, 2009).


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On Monday around noon, I pick up Ester at her brick bungalow nestled under the shadow of Picacho, Teotitlan's holy mountain. We drive down the cobbled hill, across the small bridge over the Rio Grande, now a trickle in the dry season, to get Janet, an expat friend who lives here during the winter months.
We are on our way to visit Secundino, Ester's eighty-seven year old father who still weaves cloth in the old serape style. His blanket weight wool is soft, very soft, not suitable for rug use. He uses undyed sheep wool that he cards, cleans and spins himself. His is a lost art.
Ester says he has a couple of textiles finished and for sale, so we are eager to see them. Secundino only produces about six pieces a year.
We arrive midday to discover that the rugs are gone, bought up by an exporter. Secundino is not at home. He is out in the countryside in his fields of corn. Though we are disappointed, we make the best of it, stay to visit with Ester's mother, sisters and nephew with his pet chicken.
This is another opportunity to use my just acquired used wide-angle Tokina 11-16mm lens. I'm liking the results!
Secundino was the drum major in the village band for decades leading the way in all the processions. His drums hang like trophies on the wall above his bed. Ester tells us that he joined the village band this year at Las Cuevitas and the family was so happy he could take part again. A mended broken hip and advanced age doesn't hold him back.
We hope Secundino will keep weaving and we've put in our order for another one of his wonderful textiles.
Two years ago, Secudino was the subject for our portrait photography workshop. We have space this year for you, starting January 30, 2015.
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Hi Norma! this is Fernando and I´m enjoying your site. Its so resourceful and full of details, congratulations.
I got to your site because I´m in the process of looking for oaxacan fabric to start making some artistic stuff with it, so google guided me through you.
So bad you could not get to see the rugs, next time will be.
Hi, Fernando, HOLA! Gracias for your comments. I have a collection of Secudino's rugs, about five of them! And, he keeps making the same traditional pattern from 100 years ago. It's such a piece of history that I enjoy preserving. Thanks so much for your interest.


In control flow coverage, we were concerned, about the flow of control within the code. In data flow coverage, we are concerned about the flow of data within the code. From data, we mean the variables, references or objects, which are created, used and destroyed during the execution of the program. There are many logical errors, which remain hidden if we skip the data flow coverage. For example, look at the following code snippet.
We can conceive variables as data buckets. The variable is defined when we put something in the bucket by replacing the initial content. For instance, when write " int x; " the variable is declared but not defied as there is some junk value in it. When we write x =100, it is definition as now the variable will contain the value 100 replacing any previous garbage value.
The use of a variable means when we make use of its contents. The use may be categorized in two types.
The predicate use returns false or true depending upon the value.
When we use the variable in some sort of mathematical computation, it is called computation use or c use in short.
The variable is killed when it frees up all the allocated memory. We declare variables in two ways.
The variables defined on stack are usually automatically killed as soon as the control leaves the scope of the variable. We do not need to delete those variables consciously.
In this code the pointer variable ptr itself is on stack. Therefore, it is automatically destroyed when control leaves the scope. The memory location where it is pointing is not automatically destroyed. To destroy that memory location we need to write the statement delete ptr within the scope of the pointer variable. If we forget to write it there, the memory leakage will occur and we would never be able to reclaim that memory until we reboot the system.
k~ killed and it was the last occurrence of the variable.
u~ used and it was the last occurrence of the variable.
~u used and it was the first occurrence of the variable. It is a bug as we should not use a variable before defining it otherwise we would be using its garbage value.
~k killed and it was its first occurrence of the variable. It is also a bug as what is the use of killing a variable without defining and using it.
dd defined followed by defined. It is also a bug as defining variable again will replace the previous value. We should use a variable before defining it again otherwise; it is a wastage of time and space.
dk defined followed by killed. It is a bug as the variable was defined and then killed without being used anywhere in the code. Again, it is the wastage of time and space.
kk killed followed killed. It is like overkilling. Mind it that the variables are also like humans, once killed, they are gone forever. Killing twice will waste the energy only.
ku killed followed by used. It is something impossible that how we can use a variable that has been destroyed. Therefore, it is also a bug.
d~ defined and it is the last occurrence of the variable. It is a bug as there is no use of defining a variable when it is not being used anywhere in the code.
How to write test cases for data flow testing.
In this approach, we follow these steps.
Draw control flow graph for the given piece of code.
Calculate cycolmatic complexity from the control flow graph and draw basis paths according to the cyclomatic complexity.
Now, for each basis path, see how many variables are involved.
For every variable in the given basis path, trace the defined, used and killed sequence in the valid order and write test case for every variable in the given basis path.
Repeat the process for all the basis paths.
Say there are 5 basis paths and there are three variables in every path, you will write three test cases for every basis paths and there would be 5 x 3 =15 test cases in total.
In this control flow graph, there are two predicate nodes or binary decision points. Therefore, the complexity of the control flow graph would be predicate nodes + 1 = 2 +1 = 3.
For basis paths, we take an arbitrary path through the graph. Say, we have the following first arbitrary path.
In next path, we would flip the branch of the first decision point and the remaining path would remain the same as the first arbitrary path.
In next path, we would flip the branch of the second decision point and the remaining path would remain same as the first arbitrary path.
We traced out the three basis paths as per cyclomatic complexity. Now in every path, we would trace the define, use and kill flow for every variable (x, y, z). Therefore, we may have to write 3 x 3 =9 test cases. We may write more or less test cases as well. the idea is to trace every viable in every basis path for all the define, use and kill sequences.
In this technique, we trace out a path using the data variables and analyze the system by definitions and usages. For instance consider the below flow chart of a simple code.
Let us study two paths. The first paths follows the nodes 1,2,3,4,8 when we define the variable x = 1 and the second path follows the nodes 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 5, 6, 5, 7, 8 when we define x = -1. Now we can analyze each using the following criteria.
All c-use some p-use coverage.
All p-use some c-use coverage.
(1, (2,t), x) // Here 1 is the starting node where x was defined and 2 is node where it was first time used. Since it is a predicate use, so we add t or f. The t for true condition and f for false condition. Other definition clear paths are as follows.
(3, 8, a). //The definition of data variable at node 3 and its first use is at node 8. Since it is the computational use, we did not add f or t for false or true branches.
(6, 6, x). // another definition of x is at node 6 and it is also used on the same node. Again, it is a computation use.
(7, 8, a). // The data variable a is again defined at node 7 followed by first use at node 8.
In all c-use coverage, we analyze the definition clear path for every variable from its definition node to its all computation uses. Here the condition is that the use should be computation type not predicate type. In above flow chart, we find following C-Uses.
(1, 3, x) // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its computation use at node 3.
(1, 6, x) // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its computation use at node 6.
(1, 7, x) // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its computation use at node 7.
(3, 8, a) // the variable a defined at node 3 followed by its computation use at node 8.
(6, 6, x) // the variable x defined at node 6 followed by its computation use at node 6.
(6, 7 , x) // the variable x defined at node 6 followed by its computation use at node 7.
(7, 8 , a) // the variable a defined at node 7 followed by its computation use at node 8.
Note, it is same as all c-use coverage. The reason is, we do have c-use for every variable. We will look for p-use only if do not find c-use for that variable.
Here we find the definition clear path from definition of a variable to all p-uses or predicate uses. For above example, we have following p-uses.
(1, (2, t), x). // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its predicate use at node 2. The notation t is for true condition of the predicate node.
(1, (2, f), x). // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its predicate use at node 2. The notation f is for false condition of the predicate node.
(1, (4, t), x). // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its predicate use at node 4. The notation t is for true condition of the predicate node.
(1, (4, f), x). // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its predicate use at node 4. The notation f is for false condition of the predicate node.
(1, (5 ,t), x). // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its predicate use at node 5. The notation t is for true condition of the predicate node.
(1, (5, f), x). // the variable x defined at node 1 followed by its predicate use at node 5. The notation f is for false condition of the predicate node.
(6, (5 ,t), x). // the variable x defined at node 6 followed by its predicate use at node 5. The notation t is for true condition of the predicate node.
(6, (5, f), x). // the variable x defined at node 6 followed by its predicate use at node 5. The notation f is for false condition of the predicate node.
Here, we try to find trace all the p-uses of a data variable from its definition. If we cannot find any p-use for a definition of a data variable, we firs a c-use. Note in above example, we could not any p-use for definitions at node 3 and 7. So we will write c-use for those definitions. The rest of the coverage would remain the same.
It includes all definition clear paths from definitions of the variables to all the c-uses and p-uses. In other words, the union of all p-uses and c-uses would be.
But if there are 2 paths to reach from node 2 to node 7 and 3 paths to reach from node 2 to node 10, all DU path will also include those paths thus creating 5 associations instead of 2.


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Kemson History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Kemson
The ancient name of Kemson finds its origins with the ancient Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain. It comes from a name for a person whose father was a knight or soldier. The surname Kemson was originally derived from the Old English word kemp, which came from the Old English word cempa, which means warrior and occasionally means athlete or wrestler. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6) The name also features the popular patronymic suffix -son, which was most common in the north of England and superseded other patronymic suffixes in prominence during the 14th century.
Early Origins of the Kemson family
The surname Kemson was first found in Kempston, parishes in Bedfordshire and Norfolk. "This parish [in Bedfordshire], in the Domesday Survey Camestone, comprises about 5000 acres; the soil in the valley of the Ouse is gravelly, and in other parts clay." [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print.
The first record of the family was Peter de Kemeston who was listed in the Pipe Rolls of Bedfordshire in 1190. Years later the Hundredorum Rolls of 1273 in Berkshire listed Simon de Kempston and later again, Symond Kempston was listed in 1426 in the Paston Letters and Papers of the Fifteenth Century. [3]CITATION[CLOSE]
Reaney, P.H and R.M. Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames. London: Routledge, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-415-05737-X) Richard Kemson was listed in the Yorkshire Poll Tax Rolls of 1379. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
Early History of the Kemson family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Kemson research.
Another 115 words (8 lines of text) covering the years 1728, 1661, 1662, 1683, 1684, 1726 and are included under the topic Early Kemson History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Kemson Spelling Variations
Sound was what guided spelling in the essentially pre-literate Middle Ages, so one person's name was often recorded under several variations during a single lifetime. Also, before the advent of the printing press and the first dictionaries, the English language was not standardized. Therefore, spelling variations were common, even among the names of the most literate people. Known variations of the Kemson family name include Kempson, Kempston, Kimpson, Kempton, Kempstone and many more.
Early Notables of the Kemson family (pre 1700)
More information is included under the topic Early Kemson Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Migration of the Kemson family to Ireland
Some of the Kemson family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt.
Another 58 words (4 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Migration of the Kemson family to the New World and Oceana
For political, religious, and economic reasons, thousands of English families boarded ships for Ireland, the Canadas, the America colonies, and many of smaller tropical colonies in the hope of finding better lives abroad. Although the passage on the cramped, dank ships caused many to arrive in the New World diseased and starving, those families that survived the trip often went on to make valuable contributions to those new societies to which they arrived. Early immigrants bearing the Kemson surname or a spelling variation of the name include : John Kempson who settled in Virginia in 1734; John Kempson settled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1856; A. Kempton settled in Savannah, Georgia in 1821.
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^ Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
^ Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print.
^ Reaney, P.H and R.M. Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames. London: Routledge, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-415-05737-X)


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The United Kingdom has officially designated Hezbollah as a terrorist group, joining 12 other countries that have a similar designation.
Britain has made it a criminal offence for anyone in the UK to support Hezbollah after the group was added to the "terrorist" organisations list.
Every year thousands of Muslims take to the streets of London, Paris, Rome and other major cities in Europe, to declare loyalty to Hamas and Hezbollah (Allah's army).
British Muslims who dare to declare support for the terrorist organization will face up to 10 years in jail.


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Paving your own way: Navigating a successful career despite a disability
Campus + Life, Features / October 19, 2022 / By Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordoñez
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When Suva Bernard Gomes first enrolled at the University of Houston, there was no such thing as an assistive technology coordinator at the Dart Center. And he certainly did not come into college with the field on his mind. As a matter of fact, he majored in psychology. However, he relied on assistive technology while earning his degree every step of the way. There was not a day that he didn't use it.
Gomes is legally blind due to a rare, progressive dystrophy. But he never let that get in the way of his education or career path. It was never going to be an easy one. He immigrated to the United States from Bangladesh with his family in 2008. Gomes needed a level of education, technology and care that was simply not widely available in his home country. So his parents made the executive decision to move to the United States. It wasn't the only reason, but it certainly was a significant factor.
Strides though education
Growing up, Gomes depended on different forms of assistive technologies to succeed in school. In college, the Dart center was the only place that had the technology he needed to work and learn. The rest of the campus counted on students with disabilities to lug around their own equipment. One of the main things Gomes used was a CCTV, a device used to magnify his papers to 400 times their size. The center allowed him access to the devices he needed to succeed. Additionally, it allowed him extra accommodations during his exams. As a student, he always felt that the center was a great help to him.
"For me, this was the landmark of the university," Gomes said. "I learned the whole campus from this location. Even though the technologies weren't as good as they are today, they were still good."
Upon graduation, Gomes went on to the Chris Cole School for the Blind. He studied daily living skills, Braille, technology skills and more there. Armed with this new training, he pursued certifications in assistive technology, not only to be an expert in their use himself but to be able to train other workers of the Texas Workforce Commissioner in their uses. His intention was to apply for a state contract with the Texas Workforce Commissioner and dedicate his life to the study and training of assistive technologies.
A dream career
However, this all changed when he got a call from the Dart Center. They were in the process of creating an assistant technology coordinator position and invited Gomes to apply.
"I interviewed just like anybody, and then they were also interviewing others," Games said. "And I somehow became a full-time staff member!"
Once hired, he goes to work collecting equipment that would make students' lives better and homing them in a lab at the Dart center. One could argue that he better than anyone would know where the Dart center shines and where it could be improved, seeing as he'd used it during his undergrad. Out of the current staff members at the Dart center, Gomes and his access coordinator are the only two people that remember what the center was like when he was a student.
"We both know how the center was," Gomes said. "It's given me a perspective from the student side to the staff side. But now also having the ability to train staff at the center on the different technologies, the different types of alternative formats."
When asked what advice he would give to a student with a disability wary of choosing a career that they are passionate about due to fears of their disability getting in the way, Gomes said that thought shouldn't even be a priority.
"When it comes to choosing a field, disabilities should not have anything to do with the job field. It's not going to be great and easy. It's going to be harsh, just like for everybody else. But just keep on doing what you like, and you are going to come across that position that you fall in love with."
Suva Gomes has found fulfillment, community and stimulation in a field he loves because of his specialized skill set and passion. He is excited to go to work because he knows his efforts make a huge difference to a population he holds near and dear to his heart. The best part of all? It's fun!
"I don't feel like I'm working. I feel like I play during my work with different technology. And it also helps a lot of students at the same time. It also helps out the university and what accessibility makes it more accessible, and they pay me for it."
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The Roosevelts, Earle Dickson, Fearless Women, Baseball and Uncomfortable Shoes: 12 More Cool Facts from Johnson & Johnson History
It's hard to believe that December is here! In celebration of the 12th month of the year and the colder weather it brings, here are 12 cool things from Johnson & Johnson history.
Members of the Laurel Club at Johnson & Johnson, 1910s. A decade earlier, some of their fellow club members met the President! From our archives.
1. Ken Burns' latest documentary, Laurel Club to attend a national meeting of women employee clubs. They attended a special reception with President Theodore Roosevelt at the White House. Johnson & Johnson's first female scientist, Edith von K---, was among the Johnson & Johnson delegates, as was Elizabeth P----, who was depicted in one of the Company's stained glass windows.
Personal letter from President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt to General Robert Wood Johnson, from our archives.
2. Several decades later, when Franklin Delano Roosevelt won the presidential election, Robert Wood Johnson wrote him a letter detailing his ideas for helping to get the United States out of the Great Depression. That helped put Robert Wood Johnson on FDR's radar, and during World War II, Franklin Delano Roosevelt appointed Johnson as head of the Smaller War Plants Corporation in Washington, D.C. – which is how he earned the title of General. FDR also played a part in the invention of duct tape, since Vesta Stoudt, the woman who had the idea for duct tape, sent Roosevelt a letter when no one else would listen to her idea, and FDR set the wheels in motion to make it happen.
Damp and rainy AGAIN? Not only can we not make mustard plasters until the weather gets better, you should see what this humidity is doing to my hair!
3. In the early 1900s, before the days of air conditioning, damp and rainy weather in New Brunswick, New Jersey shut down the Company's mustard plaster department, because the humidity interfered with the manufacturing process.
Close up view of part of the Johnson & Johnson offices in 1895 showing one of the company's candlestick phones on the left. From our archives.
4. In 1908, Johnson & Johnson had 64 Bell Telephones throughout its manufacturing buildings connected to the Company's central exchange, to facilitate instant communication between the departments. The " 'phones," as they were referred to in the June, 1908 RED CROSS® Messenger (because, in 1908, the abbreviation for the word "telephone" was still new), all had long distance capabilities as well.
Some of the amazing women employees at Johnson & Johnson pose inside the company's water tunnel during excavation. From our archives.
5. How impressive are women employees throughout Johnson & Johnson history? Not only did some of them meet with President Theodore Roosevelt in 1908, they were fearless enough to pose for a 1909 photo in the Company's under-construction water tunnel!
6. By the way, that Johnson & Johnson water tunnel to the Raritan River was eight feet wide and 275 feet long. It drew water from the Raritan to power the Company's new state-of-the-art electricity-generating Power House – which today is our Museum building.
A section of the kitchen that provided free hot meals for the company's night shift workers, complete with rows of coffee cups. From our archives.
7. On August 23, 1909, Johnson & Johnson began its practice of serving free hot meals to its manufacturing night shift workers. The Company hired a French chef who prepared hearty soups and coffee for employees on the night shift. Although other businesses charged their employees for similar services, Johnson & Johnson assumed the cost for the meals at no charge to employees. There was a different soup each night and, according to the New Brunswick Times, fish soup was a particular favorite.
ZONAS® Corn Leaf Ad, from our archives.
8. Who here has ever suffered with uncomfortable shoes for the sake of fashion? We think of that as a very modern phenomenon, but people have been doing that for at least 128 years: corn plasters were among the first Johnson & Johnson products in 1886.
Exterior of the former Ethicon building on Route 1 in North Brunswick, showing its marble exterior. From our archives.
9. Built in the 1940s, the former Ethicon building on Route 1 in North Brunswick, New Jersey, was one of the company's most beautiful buildings. Part of General Robert Wood Johnson's "Factories Can Be Beautiful" campaign, the building was faced with white marble and had distinctive imported blue glass windows, complemented by apple trees on its expansive lawn. But here's something you didn't know: the building was the idea of Earle Dickson, the inventor of BAND-AID® Brand Adhesive Bandages! At that time, Earle was the vice president of the Company's Hospital Division. Here's the story direct from Robert Wood Johnson: "Earle Dickson, our Vice President in Charge of the Hospital Division, told the Directors that the value of the suture department was greatly reduced by its housing. He felt that when doctors, nurses and hospital authorities came to visit us, they should see the suture laboratories in a fine looking factory. In fact, he thought it should be the showpiece of all our New Jersey plants." [Robert Johnson Talks it Over, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1949, p. 51]
Employees at the dance celebrating the opening of the Johnson & Johnson Cotton Mill Addition in 1908 (left), and a view of the Cotton Mill interior (right) with hardwood floors – perfect for dancing!
10. One cool early custom at Johnson & Johnson was celebrating the company's growth by holding a dance for employees. When Johnson & Johnson completed a new building, before the manufacturing equipment was loaded in, the company held an employee dance in the finished but empty building to celebrate, complete with live music and food. Johnson & Johnson did that in 1908 with the opening of the Cotton Mill addition and again in 1912 with the opening of the new storehouse buildings on Nielson Street in New Brunswick.
The 1901 Cotton Mill Time Capsule (left) and the Cotton Mill in 1901, from our archives.
11. Who doesn't love a time capsule? They provide fascinating windows to a particular moment in time. Here's a time capsule in the Johnson & Johnson Museum, which preserves the first thread and gauze produced by the new Cotton Mill in 1901.
The Johnson & Johnson men's employee baseball team, circa 1913. It's very possible that the hope of the Johnson & Johnson vs. Michelin match up, Jimmy A---, is somewhere in this photo! From our archives.
12. Many people look forward to the excitement of watching sports, whether it's cheering their children's games, or taking in a game by major or minor league professional sports teams. Over a century ago, you could also take in a baseball game from the New Brunswick Factory League, an amateur baseball league in which Johnson & Johnson employees fielded teams. The New Brunswick Home News devoted pages to covering these games and listing upcoming games. During the summer of 1913, the Johnson & Johnson baseball team battled the Michelin team for the league championship. An August 12, 1913 article in the New Brunswick Daily Home News titled "Immense Crowd Will See Michelin and J. & J. Teams Battle for Lead Saturday," contained the kind of in-depth analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the teams and their members that you might see about the Yankees or Mets today. The article noted that the J&J team was getting back its ace center fielder, Jimmy A---, who was expected to give his team the edge in the contest.
Peter J. Bruno
I retired from ETHICON, INC in1991 after forty-one happy and productive years that began in August, 1951. I started as a wage employee in the Carding Mill where I worked until drafted into the U.S. Army.
The point of this note is that J&J, by choice and by law, held my job for me so that when I was honorably discharged I returned to a job that provided security and good pay.
I transferred to ETHICON in 1953 and grew to salaried positions that helped me raise my family, purchase a home and grow enough wealth for security as we aged.
God bless Johnson & Johnson.
Joseph A Supp
After 8 years in the Navy, I still had 2 years of college to finish. Working part time in Personnel Products and with the help of the GI Bill I was able to finish 4 years at Rutgers. I started with Ethicon in 1954 in a newly acquired needle business [ OK Products] which moved to the new Ethicon building in Somerville a couple years later. Wisdom learned from some of the best management people I have ever met helped me advance in the Manufacturing Division until my retirement in 1984.


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Yemen: The blood on U.S. hands
Millions face starvation in Yemen.
America is "complicit in a humanitarian disaster of horrific proportions" in Yemen, said the Los Angeles Times in an editorial. The 3½-year-long proxy conflict there between Saudi Arabia–backed government forces and Iran-allied Houthi rebels has left 17,000 civilians "killed and injured." In a nation whose civil order has been shattered and where food has become unaffordable, millions more have been "left homeless and beset by disease and starvation." A cholera epidemic has infected 1 million–plus people. Horrific photos of starving children have prompted a public outcry. The U.S. has played a major role in this atrocity, by refueling the warplanes of its Saudi ally and providing bombs, weapons, and intelligence to its forces. Last week, the Trump administration finally called for a cease-fire by the end of November, but it "is unlikely to have much impact unless the U.S. makes clear to the Saudis that it is prepared to end its support."
"Why wait" to end U.S. involvement in Yemen? asked Daniel DePetris in WashingtonExaminer.com. The U.S. doesn't have any "core security interest" in Yemen other than suppressing terror groups such as al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). If anything, U.S. involvement there "has given AQAP a new lease on life" as it steps up its recruitment among alienated Yemenis. Sadly, "there is little reason" to believe the Trump administration will insist on a cease-fire, said Jonah Shepp in NYMag.com. The administration was indifferent to Yemen's suffering until it faced mounting rage over the photos of starving Yemeni kids and Saudi Arabia's grisly murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Don't be surprised if the White House claims that the Saudis tried to make peace, but that the Iranians and Houthis wouldn't cooperate.
To end this brutal war, said Mohamed Elmenshawy in AlJazeera.com, Trump would have to "sever his personal ties" with Saudi Arabia's de facto leader, Mohammed bin Salman, or MBS. Since President Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, gave their blanket endorsement to the aggressive young crown prince, MBS has engaged in ever more "reckless behavior"—the escalation of the Yemen war, his ruthless consolidation of power, and the Khashoggi murder. That murder has given the Trump administration "an opportunity to correct its course" and inform the Saudis we no longer support MBS. Only then does the U.S. have a real chance to end this morally bankrupt war.
November 9, 2018 THE WEEK


What Delaney wants... ...is a baby. A baby of her own. At thirty, she longs to break away from the constraints of her life. Longs to reach out for her heart's desire. She'd prefer marriage as well, but there's no man in Dundee, Idaho, she's interested in marrying. Then one winter night she and her best friend, Rebecca, go to Boise with the intent of finding a man for Delaney. She meets a handsome stranger named Conner, a man who might be able to provide her with the solution she needs...and the baby she wants! Afterward she thinks she must have been out of her mind. But it's too late. Because she's pregnant. And because the stranger isn't a stranger anymore. Conner Armstrong is now living on a ranch just outside Dundee.


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El Abierto GNP Seguros 2023 fue un torneo de tenis femenino jugado en cancha duras al aire libre. Se trató de la 15.ª edición del Abierto de Monterrey, un torneo WTA 250. Se llevó a cabo en el Club Sonoma en Monterrey, México, del 27 de febrero al 5 de marzo.

Distribución de puntos

Cabezas de serie

Individuales femenino

 Ranking del 20 de febrero de 2023.

Dobles femenino

Campeonas

Individual femenino

 Donna Vekić venció a  Caroline Garcia por 6-4, 3-6, 7-5

Dobles femenino

 Yuliana Lizarazo /  María Paulina Pérez vencieron a  Kimberly Birrell /  Fernanda Contreras por 6-3, 5-7, [10-5]

Véase también
 Torneos WTA en 2023
 Abierto GNP Seguros

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Torneo de Monterrey 2023