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using content::WebContents;

PageActionImageView::PageActionImageView(LocationBarView* owner,
                                         ExtensionAction* page_action,
                                         Browser* browser)
    : owner_(owner),
      page_action_(page_action),
      browser_(browser),
      ALLOW_THIS_IN_INITIALIZER_LIST(tracker_(this)),
      current_tab_id_(-1),
      preview_enabled_(false),
      popup_(NULL) {
  const Extension* extension = owner_->profile()->GetExtensionService()->
      GetExtensionById(page_action->extension_id(), false);
  DCHECK(extension);

  // Load all the icons declared in the manifest. This is the contents of the
  // icons array, plus the default_icon property, if any.
  std::vector<std::string> icon_paths(*page_action->icon_paths());
  if (!page_action_->default_icon_path().empty())
    icon_paths.push_back(page_action_->default_icon_path());

  for (std::vector<std::string>::iterator iter = icon_paths.begin();
       iter != icon_paths.end(); ++iter) {
    tracker_.LoadImage(extension, extension->GetResource(*iter),
                       gfx::Size(Extension::kPageActionIconMaxSize,
                                 Extension::kPageActionIconMaxSize),
                       ImageLoadingTracker::DONT_CACHE);
  }

  registrar_.Add(this, chrome::NOTIFICATION_EXTENSION_UNLOADED,
                 content::Source<Profile>(
                     owner_->profile()->GetOriginalProfile()));

  set_accessibility_focusable(true);

  const Extension::ExtensionKeybinding* page_action_command =
      extension->page_action_command();
  if (page_action_command) {
    keybinding_.reset(new ui::Accelerator(page_action_command->accelerator()));
    owner_->GetFocusManager()->RegisterAccelerator(
        *keybinding_.get(), ui::AcceleratorManager::kHighPriority, this);
  }
}

PageActionImageView::~PageActionImageView() {
  if (keybinding_.get() && owner_->GetFocusManager())
    owner_->GetFocusManager()->UnregisterAccelerator(*keybinding_.get(), this);

  if (popup_)
    popup_->GetWidget()->RemoveObserver(this);
  HidePopup();
}

void PageActionImageView::ExecuteAction(int button) {
  if (current_tab_id_ < 0) {
    NOTREACHED() << "No current tab.";
    return;
  }

  if (page_action_->HasPopup(current_tab_id_)) {
    bool popup_showing = popup_ != NULL;

    // Always hide the current popup. Only one popup at a time.
    HidePopup();

    // If we were already showing, then treat this click as a dismiss.
    if (popup_showing)
      return;

    views::BubbleBorder::ArrowLocation arrow_location = base::i18n::IsRTL() ?
        views::BubbleBorder::TOP_LEFT : views::BubbleBorder::TOP_RIGHT;

    popup_ = ExtensionPopup::ShowPopup(
        page_action_->GetPopupUrl(current_tab_id_),
        browser_,
        this,
        arrow_location);
    popup_->GetWidget()->AddObserver(this);
  } else {
    Profile* profile = owner_->profile();
    ExtensionService* service = profile->GetExtensionService();
    service->browser_event_router()->PageActionExecuted(
        profile, page_action_->extension_id(), page_action_->id(),
        current_tab_id_, current_url_.spec(), button);
  }
}

void PageActionImageView::GetAccessibleState(ui::AccessibleViewState* state) {
  state->role = ui::AccessibilityTypes::ROLE_PUSHBUTTON;
  state->name = UTF8ToUTF16(tooltip_);
}

bool PageActionImageView::OnMousePressed(const views::MouseEvent& event) {
  // We want to show the bubble on mouse release; that is the standard behavior
  // for buttons.  (Also, triggering on mouse press causes bugs like
  // http://crbug.com/33155.)
  return true;
}

void PageActionImageView::OnMouseReleased(const views::MouseEvent& event) {
  if (!HitTest(event.location()))
    return;

  int button = -1;
  if (event.IsLeftMouseButton()) {
    button = 1;
  } else if (event.IsMiddleMouseButton()) {
    button = 2;
  } else if (event.IsRightMouseButton()) {
    ShowContextMenu(gfx::Point(), true);
    return;
  }

  ExecuteAction(button);
}

bool PageActionImageView::OnKeyPressed(const views::KeyEvent& event) {
  if (event.key_code() == ui::VKEY_SPACE ||
      event.key_code() == ui::VKEY_RETURN) {
    ExecuteAction(1);
    return true;
  }
  return false;
}

void PageActionImageView::ShowContextMenu(const gfx::Point& p,
                                          bool is_mouse_gesture) {
  const Extension* extension = owner_->profile()->GetExtensionService()->
      GetExtensionById(page_action()->extension_id(), false);
  if (!extension->ShowConfigureContextMenus())
    return;

  scoped_refptr<ExtensionContextMenuModel> context_menu_model(
      new ExtensionContextMenuModel(extension, browser_));
  views::MenuModelAdapter menu_model_adapter(context_menu_model.get());
  menu_runner_.reset(new views::MenuRunner(menu_model_adapter.CreateMenu()));
  gfx::Point screen_loc;
  views::View::ConvertPointToScreen(this, &screen_loc);
  if (menu_runner_->RunMenuAt(GetWidget(), NULL, gfx::Rect(screen_loc, size()),
          views::MenuItemView::TOPLEFT, views::MenuRunner::HAS_MNEMONICS) ==
      views::MenuRunner::MENU_DELETED)
    return;
}

void PageActionImageView::OnImageLoaded(const gfx::Image& image,
                                        const std::string& extension_id,
                                        int index) {
  // We loaded icons()->size() icons, plus one extra if the page action had
  // a default icon.
  int total_icons = static_cast<int>(page_action_->icon_paths()->size());
  if (!page_action_->default_icon_path().empty())
    total_icons++;
  DCHECK(index < total_icons);

  // Map the index of the loaded image back to its name. If we ever get an
  // index greater than the number of icons, it must be the default icon.
  if (!image.IsEmpty()) {
    const SkBitmap* bitmap = image.ToSkBitmap();
    if (index < static_cast<int>(page_action_->icon_paths()->size()))
      page_action_icons_[page_action_->icon_paths()->at(index)] = *bitmap;
    else
      page_action_icons_[page_action_->default_icon_path()] = *bitmap;
  }

  // During object construction (before the parent has been set) we are already
  // in a UpdatePageActions call, so we don't need to start another one (and
  // doing so causes crash described in http://crbug.com/57333).
  if (parent())
    owner_->UpdatePageActions();
}

bool PageActionImageView::AcceleratorPressed(
    const ui::Accelerator& accelerator) {
  DCHECK(visible());  // Should not have happened due to CanHandleAccelerator.

  ExecuteAction(1);  // 1 means left-click.
  return true;
}

bool PageActionImageView::CanHandleAccelerators() const {
  // While visible, we don't handle accelerators and while so we also don't
  // count as a priority accelerator handler.
  return visible();
}

void PageActionImageView::UpdateVisibility(WebContents* contents,
                                           const GURL& url) {
  // Save this off so we can pass it back to the extension when the action gets
  // executed. See PageActionImageView::OnMousePressed.
  current_tab_id_ = contents ? ExtensionTabUtil::GetTabId(contents) : -1;
  current_url_ = url;

  if (!contents ||
      (!preview_enabled_ && !page_action_->GetIsVisible(current_tab_id_))) {
    SetVisible(false);
    return;
  }

  // Set the tooltip.
  tooltip_ = page_action_->GetTitle(current_tab_id_);
  SetTooltipText(UTF8ToUTF16(tooltip_));

  // Set the image.
  // It can come from three places. In descending order of priority:
  // - The developer can set it dynamically by path or bitmap. It will be in
  //   page_action_->GetIcon().
  // - The developer can set it dynamically by index. It will be in
  //   page_action_->GetIconIndex().
  // - It can be set in the manifest by path. It will be in
  //   page_action_->default_icon_path().

  // First look for a dynamically set bitmap.
  SkBitmap icon = page_action_->GetIcon(current_tab_id_);
  if (icon.isNull()) {
    int icon_index = page_action_->GetIconIndex(current_tab_id_);
    std::string icon_path = (icon_index < 0) ?
        page_action_->default_icon_path() :
        page_action_->icon_paths()->at(icon_index);
    if (!icon_path.empty()) {
      PageActionMap::iterator iter = page_action_icons_.find(icon_path);
      if (iter != page_action_icons_.end())
        icon = iter->second;
    }
  }
  if (!icon.isNull())
    SetImage(&icon);

  SetVisible(true);
}

void PageActionImageView::OnWidgetClosing(views::Widget* widget) {
  DCHECK_EQ(popup_->GetWidget(), widget);
  popup_->GetWidget()->RemoveObserver(this);
  popup_ = NULL;
}

void PageActionImageView::Observe(int type,
                                  const content::NotificationSource& source,
                                  const content::NotificationDetails& details) {
  DCHECK_EQ(chrome::NOTIFICATION_EXTENSION_UNLOADED, type);
  const Extension* unloaded_extension =
      content::Details<UnloadedExtensionInfo>(details)->extension;
  if (page_action_ == unloaded_extension ->page_action())
    owner_->UpdatePageActions();
}

void PageActionImageView::HidePopup() {
  if (popup_)
    popup_->GetWidget()->Close();
}

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"News that will certainly cause a stir in the world of musicology: Mozart wrote a cadence for one of Luchesi's concertos." "The piano concerto, which will be heard for the first time tonight with the Busoni Orchestra, was missing a cadenza and I had written a few ideas to perform tonight. But looking through the archives of Mozart's work on the site Mozarteum di Salisburgo I found his cadenza which remains untouched and not performed to this day. After confronting the music and style there is no doubt that it belongs to the concerto which will be performed tonight".


If you need help with BleachBit or have noticed an issue that may be a bug, you may wish to include a screenshot. This article explains how to post a screenshot.
Before you post a screenshot, you need to capture it from your screen to a file. On Microsoft Windows useful tools include the Snipping Tool (built into Windows) and Greenshot. On Linux, try hitting the PRINT SCREEN button on the keyboard, and if a window does not pop up, look for the screenshot in the Pictures folder. A cross-platform screenshot tool is Snaggy, which collects the image from your web browser through the clipboard.
Tip: PNG is better for screenshots than JPG because JPG compression loses details.
For more information, see the web site how to take a screenshot.
Posting a screenshot on the forum is not intuitive, but this trick will help. First, post the screenshot to a screen sharing site such as Snaggy, which lets you paste the screenshot from your clipboard. To use Snaggy, follow the instructions on their site. Then, copy the Snaggy URL to the clipboard, and paste it into your forum message.
If the issue you have found is a bug, consider posting the bug report to GitHub. GitHub is the best place to post bug reports because that is where they are managed, and it natively allows attaching screenshots (without using another file-sharing site such as Snaggy).


Natalia Nicholson is a Chicagoland native and transgender performance artist. She did her undergraduate work in English, focusing on contemporary women's poetry. She diversified her interests to include film, video art, theatre and fine art post-graduation. Most recently, she earned her Masters of Fine Art in Performance from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she received the Clay Morrison Fellowship for Outsider Art.
My work is about identity and the skips and slips of identity that speak when communication errs and relational vestiges decay. Public spaces are governed by silent assumptions, whether those assumptions were surreptitiously grafted onto biology, culture, ability or experience. And I'm interested in publicly weathering my alienation from those fixed positions, giving my body the freedom to read itself aloud for poetic rhythms that might arise through passed moments and present memories. I draw heavily from autobiography, attempting to heal from psychological wounds through the communal act, shared story and communally experienced object/image.
Christine Shallenberg is a multimedia artist whose work ranges from performative physical encounters to mediated light and sound installations to choreography performed by the audience. Her current work is tuned to JCSpaceRadio, a broadcast organization exploring the physicality of frequencies.


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Q&A: CSUN alumni and seniors share last semester advice
In preparation for her ceremony, graduation cords adorn the gown of Morgan Wilson at her home in Virginia Beach, Va., on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2016. (Kristen Zeis/The Virginian-Pilot/TNS)
Heather Smith
As spring semester approaches the halfway mark, CSUN seniors and alumni look forward to graduation in May, providing advice to students in their last semester.
Briana Cosentini: CSUN alumni and English major with an emphasis in creative writing.
Q: Are you currently working in the field of your major? If so, where? If not, why is that?
A: I am not working in my field of choice just yet. As of right now I'm working a retail job, part time, and also drive for a Rideshare company. I haven't figured out what I've really wanted to do with my life just yet. Part of me is leaning towards academic administration, but there is also a part of me that wants to work with a creative outlet.
Q: If you could go back and do one thing differently while you were at CSUN, what would it be?
A: I would have networked more, talked to more folks.
Q: What do you wish you would have done before you graduated, that you didn't have the chance to do? Would you recommend this activity to other students?
A: Sleep, sleep and take care of your mental health. The way academia is now, it is not in favor of the student's mental health. I lucked out in my last semester and had professors who would work with me.
Q: What advice would you give seniors in their last semester? How did you get through last semester?
A: Take care of yourself and just remember a degree is not worth your sanity or your safety.
Jenna Whelan: CSUN senior and communication studies major.
Q: What's your favorite part about being a senior?
A: For the most part, the professors at the upper division classes treat you less like a subordinate.
Q: Why do people tend to lose motivation in their last semester?
A: They don't have something lined up after school. They don't know where they're going next.
Q: What's one thing every senior should do before they leave CSUN?
A: You should take advantage of the resources here. Go check out the Valley Performing Arts Center while you're here, I mean, why not?
Q: What's one thing you'll miss about CSUN when you graduate?
A: The sense of community on campus.
Daniel James Franklin- CSUN alumni and English major with a creative writing emphasis.
A: I am currently working in my field as a technical writer at Medtronic. I also continue to write in my free time and submit my stories for publishing once a month.
A: I don't believe I would do anything differently. I worked full-time and went to school full-time, so I didn't have time for much else, but that made each moment to myself all the more valuable.
Q: What do you wish you would have done before you graduated that you didn't have the chance to do? Would you recommend this activity to other students?
A: I wish I would have explored more internships. I participated in two, which is great, but my full-time job really limited my schedule.
A: Well, I would simply tell them that that's life. This hectic schedule, the constant things-to-do, and the exhilarating feeling of completing it all and going onto the next goal is what life is about. It's what makes everything so great. The work is the real joy. If there are any students who are suffering beyond belief, and simply cannot "bear it any longer," I would encourage them by saying that the hardest part of their education is already over. The last semester is the easy part, when you take a step back and consider the grand scheme of things.
Q: What clubs or organizations were you involved in during your senior year? Do you feel they helped you make it through?
A: I was playing in a band outside of school, and we played shows on the weekends. It really helped take my mind off things and helped me focus on the fun part of my college experience rather than focusing on the busy schedule. I also had a rigorous gym schedule that I refused to give up despite all the work I had. Prioritizing is hard if you make it hard. If there are things that you really want to do, you'll make time for them.
Q: Is there anything else you would like to add?
A: Along with my full-time job, my full-time school schedule and my band, I also taught as a student instructor for the LRC. It was great interacting with a freshman as they entered college. It showed me how much I had changed since I first started school all those years back. One of the things that I stressed to my students was the idea that free time was never really "free" because, in fact, each person works hard for their free time. We slave over homework, spend time with family time, go [to the] gym, and do all the other stuff we have to do. Once we're finished with everything, we have our "free" time. We have time that we have earned and that's special, so it's important we fill ourselves with something edifying, something that will build us up mentally, emotionally and spiritually. For everyone it's different, but it's important to sort yourself out and figure out what really brings you happiness in these formative years while in school.
If one would like to get involved or meet new people at CSUN, they could visit the Matador Involvement Center.
Heather Smith, Author

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YouTube is planning on introducing a music service next year in March. The service will be paid. Apparently, according to the people associated with the matter, this is the third attempt by the company Alphabet Inc. to compete with other music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music.
This new service of YouTube will be greatly helpful in appeasing record-industry executives who need more revenue from YouTube by streaming music. According to people, one of the world's three major record labels, Warner Music Group has already signed on. Apparently, these people asked not be to identified for "leaking" personal talks. Other two companies that YouTube is in talks with include Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group, and Merlin.
Paid services started by Spotify and Apple Music have stimulated a recovery in the music business. The recovery is initiated after almost 20 years. This service by YouTube with make the growth more significant since more than a billion users each month just use YouTube to listen to their favourite songs. Music is one of the most popular genres on YouTube.
Although, YouTube hasn't had as much of success as Apple and Spotify in actually convincing people to subscribe to their paid services. Not like they didn't try. Google introduced audio-only streaming service in 2011 named Google Play Music. They launched YouTube Music Key in 2014 allowing subscribers ad-free music videos which were morphed into YouTube Red last year allowing users to watch any video without ads.
The new service will be called "Remix". It will include Spotify-like-on-demand streaming. YouTube has also reached out to artists to help them promote their new service. YouTube has gone through many problems to reach their target. Other than signing deals with Universal and Sony, it is also in talks with Vevo looming.
Although the music industry wanted Red to be more into music, YouTube positioned it as a site for original video projects. To help oversee their music operations, YouTube hired former Warner Music executive Lyor Cohen past year. He'll serve as a liaison to record business.


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Categorized | Europa League, FOOTBALL, HEADLINE
Lyon vs Tottenham Live Stream and Highlights 2013
Tags: football, Live Stream, Lyon, Online Stream, p2p, Pre Match, preview, Tottenham
Lyon vs Tottenham Live Stream and Highlights
Lyon vs Tottenham Preview:
Date: February 21, 2013; Time: 6:00 PM UTC;
Venue: Stade de Gerland — Lyon.
Spurs will aim to safeguard first-leg advantage at Stade de Gerland. Two goals from Gareth Bale at White Hart Lane gave Andre Villas-Boas' team a slight lead, but Lyon have an expensive away goal ahead of home match.
Tottenham has a lead into the second leg of this match thanks to the left foot of Gareth Bale. Both sides played a very strong game in the first leg. Lyon scored thanks to a goal from Samuel Umtiti. Both managers have a main goal to win this tournament this season.
Lyon goes 2nd in Ligue 1 table with 48 points from 25 games. They are 3 points behind the leaders PSG. Their current form has seen two wins and three defeats from last five games. But, Lyon showed great game at the weekend, thrashing Bordeaux 4-0. Last five home games Les Gones have finished with two wins, two draws and one defeat. Lyon have won their last 4 European home matches, winning all three of their Europa League group stage games at the Stade de Gerland.
Tottenham stands 4th in the EPL table with 48 points from 26 games. Their present form has seen one loss, one draw and three wins from last five games. Last five away matches the Spurs have finished with two wins, two draws and one defeat. Tottenham are unbeaten in Europe this season after seven games. They have four wins and three draws. Gareth Bale's two goals from free kicks helped to get a home victory over Lyon in the first leg. Emmanuel Adebayor played for seven years in France in Metz and Monaco. In his 6 games against Lyon, he hasn't made a single goal or assist.
Lyon manager Remi Garde has no new injury worries ahead of this second-leg game with Tottenham. Yoann Gourcuff has a hamstring injury and still remains sidelined. Steed Malbranque was replaced by Clement Grenier and scored two goals in Lyon's 4-0 win over Bordeaux, so he could start from the first minutes against Spurs.
Tottenham will play without their top forward Jermain Defoe and Younes Kaboul due to injuries. Tom Huddlestone has a knee problem and is doubtful for this match. Sandro is out for the rest of the season, so Scott Parker and Mousa Dembele probably will continue in midfield. Andre Villas-Boas usually rotates his goalkeepers in Europe. So it means that Brad Friedel will start in goal. Ex-Lyon goalkeeper Hugo Lloris will be on the bench against his former club.
Lyon line-up: Vercoutre, Reveillere, Bisevac, Lovren, Umtiti, Fofana, Gonalons, Lacazette, Grenier, Lopez, Gomis.
Last three matches:
Bordeaux 0 – Olympique Lyonnais 4;
Tottenham 2 – Olympique Lyonnais 1;
Olympique Lyonnais 1 – LOSC Lille Métropole 3.
Tottenham line-up: Friedel, Walker, Gallas, Caulker, Naughton, Dembele, Parker, Lennon, Dempsey, Bale, Adebayor.
Tottenham 2 – Newcastle 1;
West Bromwich Albion 0 – Tottenham 1.
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International Christian Concern (ICC) has reported on its website that Pastor Tun Nu, who was kidnapped at gunpoint in Myanmar's Rakhine state on January 19, has been killed.
The report quoted Gospel for Asia (GFA), the mission organization Pastor Tun is a part of, which said the 41-year-old pastor was killed along with several others who had been kidnapped by a rebel army in Rakhine state of Myanmar, but gives no indication which group was responsible.
During the nearly two weeks that Pastor Tun was missing, the local police and government forces were unable to locate him.


Today someone wrote in saying she didn't think she was worthy to be ordained. She is basically already working as clergy in her community, she just lacks legal ordination. Yet she feels "unworthy" and full of flaws. I explained to her how much the country (and the world) needs alternative clergy like her, and that there is no place for self-guilt-tripping when we have much work to do, many souls to care for!
Then I directed her to the old saying "God doesn't call the qualified, he qualifies the Called" and the image (see below) someone posted to our forum several years ago. If you feel called to become a Minister, Rabbi, Chaplain, or even a Priest with Apostolic Succession, NOW is the time.
This entry was posted in Become Ordained, Clergy Skills / Pastoral Care and tagged ordained, ordination on February 17, 2017 by admin.
I wish to update my bio on the directory.
I am now the Rabbi and Spiritual Leader of Beit Chaverim, the Jewish Community of Southern Utah.
I am also the Vice President of the Interfaith Council of St. George, Utah.
Thank you in advance for making these changes to my bio on the directory of clergy.
I want to be a Ordained Minister!


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When adding players via the waiver wire, it is important to look past just the upcoming week. Looking forward to Week 4, the Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos, St. Louis Rams, Arizona Cardinals and Seattle Seahawks all have BYEs! That is a lot of important fantasy players that will be riding the bench. If you can prepare your roster now, for the loss of Peyton Manning, Demaryius Thomas, Marshawn Lynch and Julius Thomas, you will not hand your Week 4 opponent a win!
Jamaal Charles, Ryan Mathews and Mark Ingram are not an option for a while and DeAngelo Williams AND Mike Tolbert are likely out Week 3. You could add Bobby Rainey the list of RBs, but he was probably added prior to Sunday's games with Doug Martin news breaking before kickoff and Martin will most likely take snaps on Thursday Night Football against the Atlanta Falcons. Great matchup though. Davis and Stewart should have a nice workload while Brown and Robinson will be sharing the backfield with pass catchers in Danny Woodhead and Pierre Thomas.
Remember, even if you do not need them this week, there will be no Lynch, Giovani Bernard, Terrance West, Montee Ball, Zac Stacy or Andre Ellington Week 4!
Also, hold on Matt Asiata just in case this Adrian Peterson thing unravels!
Robert Griffin III could return at some point this season, but not anytime soon! As mentioned above with Peyton, Andy Dalton, Russell Wilson, Brian Hoyer and, if healthy, Carson Palmer are all out Week 4, this is a good opportunity to grab their replacement a week ahead of time!
As far as Ahmad Bradshaw is concerned, his 2 TD receptions on Monday Night Football nearly doubled his career TD receptions of 3. That's not to say that Andrew Luck can't make him a TD machine, but Trent Richardson gained 95 total yards and is going to get every opportunity to prove himself.


Former Salvadoran Col. Inocente Orlando Montano sat in an orange jumpsuit in a North Carolina courtroom Aug. 19 as a federal judge considered his fate. It was some 1,700 miles from the room where he allegedly sat in military uniform 26 years ago with the Salvadoran high command, to plot the assassinations of six Jesuit priests.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Kimberly Swank is deciding whether Montano, who falsified documents to enter the U.S. in 2002, will be extradited to Spain, which wants to prosecute him for one of the most shocking crimes in El Salvador's civil war.
The Spanish indictment relies in part on the 1993 United Nations Truth Commission report, which named Montano as one of the military high command that ordered the murders.
U.S.-trained Salvadoran soldiers stormed Central American University in San Salvador and blew out the brains of the Jesuits with high-powered weapons. They then executed their housekeeper and her daughter to eliminate witnesses of the Nov. 16, 1989, massacre. Five of the six priests were Spanish nationals, including main target, Fr. Ignacio Ellacuría, the university rector.
Montano holds an engineering degree from that very Jesuit university, and was the Commander of the Army's Engineering Brigade before becoming the Vice Minister of Defense for Public Safety just five months before the massacre. He had also taken an engineer officer course at the U.S. Army's School of the Americas located at Fort Benning, Ga., now known as the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation.
Swank surprised many at the Aug. 19 hearing by delaying her decision at least a month to allow both sides to file written arguments in addition to what they presented in court.
"But she was taking a cautious and wise approach," said Carolyn Patty Blum, senior legal advisor with the Center for Justice and Accountability (CJA), an international non-profit human rights organization based in San Francisco.
Blum and Almudena Bernabeu, CJA's international attorney, both told NCR that the judge was bending over backwards to ensure that Montano had full due process.
Bernabeu filed a 2008 suit with Spain's National Court, in conjunction with the Spanish Human Rights Association, which ended in the indictments of Montano and 19 other officers in 2011. That same year, CJA found that Montano had been living quietly outside of Boston and then notified U.S. officials who had him arrested.
At the hearing, Montano's public defender, James Todd, questioned whether the five priests had retained their Spanish citizenship while living in El Salvador.
Federal prosecutor John Capin objected to Todd's reading of dozens of declassified diplomatic cables, saying Todd was trying to argue the merits of the criminal case.
However, Swank allowed the reading of the cables, although she had clearly stated that the scope of the extradition hearing was limited to four issues: Whether there was a valid extradition treaty between the U.S. and Spain; whether the alleged crime was a crime in both countries and punishable by more than a year; whether the person before the court was the accused person; and whether there was probable cause to extradite him.
The prosecution had relied in part on the 1993 United Nations Truth Commission report, which concluded that Montano was at the key meeting where the Salvadoran high command decided to proceed with the assassinations. The following day, an elite "anti-terrorist" unit executed the priests using Russian-made AK-47s in an attempt to implicate the rebels.
The slain Spanish Jesuits were Ellacuría, Ignacio Martín-Baró, Segundo Montes, Juan Ramón Moreno and Amando López. The sixth priest, Joaquín López y López, was from El Salvador as were the priests' cook Julia Elba Ramos and her daughter Celina.
Montano, 73, has denied any role in the massacre.
He has also denied that he had ever served in the military. That's what he had falsely claimed on U.S. immigration papers in 2002 and again on later documents in order to maintain his Temporary Protected Status.
After CJA outed him in Boston, Montano was convicted in 2013 for immigration fraud and perjury and handed a 21-month federal prison sentence, which he served in North Carolina. He completed that sentence in April and has been held there pending the outcome of his extradition case.
If Swank signs the extradition order, Montano would become the highest-ranking official extradited from the United States for human rights violations.
The extradition would allow the Spanish Court to begin a historic trial on the Jesuit massacre. The court has yet to obtain a defendant to proceed with the prosecution because El Salvador has refused to extradite the others charged in the case, alleging they are protected by an amnesty law.
The Constitutional Chamber of the Salvadoran Supreme Court has delayed ruling on a suit challenging the amnesty law, which was filed by the Central American University's Human Rights Institute and other groups.
The amnesty law was pushed through the legislature by the rightwing Nationalist Republican Alliance (ARENA) in 1993 – just 5 days after the U.N. Truth Commission announced that the Salvadoran military and its death squads had committed 85 percent of the war's worst atrocities.
Montano lost the protection of the Salvadoran amnesty law when he came to the United States.
Swank's extradition decision is final and cannot be judicially appealed, but the defense can ask the Secretary of State to intercede.
"But that would be highly unlikely" since the State Department was the agency that asked the Justice Department to pursue the case, Bernabeu said.
Still, the U.S. role could be an issue, Bernabeu said, because in 1989 the Salvadoran government "had all the help and all the blessing from the U.S. government that they could possibly have." And if the case goes to trial in Spain, she said, Montano's defense lawyer will likely cast blame at the United States.
It would be similar to Kurt Klaus' defense of two Salvadoran generals retired in Florida who in 2000 were brought to trial in connection with the murders of four U.S. churchwomen.
Klaus argued that Gens. Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova and Jose Guillermo Garcia, both recipients of the U.S. Legion of Merit award, were doing what the U.S. government wanted, otherwise it would not have honored and supported them. Both generals were cleared by a Florida jury; however, this year, the Justice Department had Vides Casanova deported back to El Salvador and is working to deport Garcia.
In the Jesuit case, the U.S. was not only financing the Salvadoran government to the tune of one million dollars a day in 1989, but it had trained most of those implicated in the Jesuit massacre.
Of the 27 Salvadoran military officers cited by the U.N. Truth Commission for the Jesuit murders, 22 were graduates of the U.S. Army's School of the Americas, nicknamed the "School of Assassins," after hundreds of its graduates were linked to atrocities and human rights abuses.
U.S. Army records show that Montano received military training at the school in 1970.
In addition to U.S. funding and training, there have been persistent, if not definitive, reports that U.S. officials knew in advance of the Jesuit murders.
According to Human Rights Watch reports and other sources, Maj. Eric Buckland, a senior U.S. adviser in El Salvador, told his superior that he knew of the plot before it happened, but later retracted the statement under intense interrogations by the FBI.
The Bush administration had then withheld Buckland's statements, infuriating Massachusetts congressman Joe Moakley who was then heading a U.S. task force into the massacre.
Buckland also implicated Col. Rene Emilio Ponce, then the Salvadoran Army Chief of Staff, whom the United States was grooming to become the next Salvadoran defense minister. Later, the U.N. Truth Commission named Ponce as the one who ordered the murders of Ellacuría and all witnesses.
While Ponce is not listed as an SOA graduate on the school's official lists, his SOA training was documented in a 1990 U.S. Senate report entitled, "Barriers to Reform: A Profile of El Salvador's Military Leaders."
The report names both Ponce and Montano among 14 members of the High Command with dismal human rights records, 12 of whom are SOA-trained. It linked Montano not only to the Jesuit case, but to several other atrocities.
In addition to Buckland, there have been reports that declassified U.S. documents indicate that the CIA and U.S. State Department also had foreknowledge of the murders.
But Blum says that the documents are redacted and don't provide definitive evidence that those agencies in fact had prior knowledge.
It's not known to what extent the U.S. role will come out in a Spanish court if Montano is extradited.


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We're told this house is haunted. I notice the doors, so many, so open. She is allowed to move freely through the many connected private spaces. The movement flows like the eddies and currents of a raging river.
How does a home hold its contents, both tangible and intangible? Like the heart, there is a sense of emotions unfelt, unrecognized, unburdened. Within all walls are secrets, but never silence. It's a familiar space, this voluntary fortress.


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Canadian Medical Association Journal removes paywall to expand public access to evidence-based health information (2)
This is very good news to start this new year and decade of Universal Health Coverage and the SDGs.
Can't wait for more such prestigious peer reviewed journals to do the same, worldwide.
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HIFA profile: Joseph Ana is the Lead Consultant and Trainer at the Africa Centre for Clinical Governance Research and Patient Safety in Calabar, Nigeria. In 2015 he won the NMA Award of Excellence for establishing 12-Pillar Clinical Governance, Quality and Safety initiative in Nigeria. He has been the pioneer Chairman of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) National Committee on Clinical Governance and Research since 2012. He is also Chairman of the Quality & Performance subcommittee of the Technical Working Group for the implementation of the Nigeria Health Act. He is a pioneer Trustee-Director of the NMF (Nigerian Medical Forum) which took the BMJ to West Africa in 1995. He is particularly interested in strengthening health systems for quality and safety in LMICs. He has written Five books on the 12-Pillar Clinical Governance for LMICs, including a TOOLS for Implementation. He established the Department of Clinical Governance, Servicom & e-health in the Cross River State Ministry of Health, Nigeria in 2007. Website: www.hriwestafrica.com Joseph is a member of the HIFA Steering Group and the HIFA working group on Community Health Workers.
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(June 1, 2007) -- It just got a lot easier to figure out how much caffeine you really drink. (Hint: Your morning coffee is just the beginning.) One stealthy source: soda.
Both Pepsi and Coca-Cola recently began disclosing the amount of caffeine in each 8-ounce serving (up to 50 mg). That's not necessarily bad, as long as you cap your total daily caffeine intake at 200 to 300 mg (or 2 to 3 cups of coffee); research suggests that this amount is safe, boosts your alertness, and may even reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease.
However, if you go overboard or show signs of caffeine sensitivity--such as headaches, anxiety, or gastrointestinal distress--or are taking certain antibiotics or anti-anxiety meds, cutting back on soda or coffee (your choice!) may be wise.
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Ervin Fodor is a British virologist of Hungarian origin born in Czechoslovakia. He is Professor of Virology holding the position of reader in experimental pathology in the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology at the University of Oxford. He is also a professorial fellow at Exeter College, Oxford.

Education
Fodor has an MSc in Chemical Engineering (Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava) and a DPhil in Pathology (University of Oxford).

Career
After postdoctoral studies at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai New York and the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology at the University of Oxford, Fodor has been awarded a MRC Senior Non-Clinical Research Fellowship in 2002 followed by a RCUK Academic Fellowship in 2008.

He was appointed as university lecturer in 2011 and then as reader at the University of Oxford with the title of professor of virology.

Fodor's research focuses on the molecular biology of influenza viruses. An early highlight of his work was the development of a reverse genetics system to generate recombinant influenza viruses following plasmid transfection. This technology, developed in collaboration with Peter Palese and Adolfo García-Sastre at the Icahn School of Medicine and George Brownlee at the University of Oxford, was then used to generate live attenuated influenza virus vaccines that are also used in the UK National Childhood Flu Immunisation Programme. His more recent work focuses on the molecular mechanisms used by influenza viruses to copy their genetic information stored in molecules of RNA, interactions of influenza viruses with the host cell and cellular responses to viral infection. In collaboration with Jonathan Grimes from the Division of Structural Biology at the University of Oxford he contributed to understanding the structural basis of influenza virus RNA synthesis by solving structures of the influenza virus RNA polymerase complex.

He is the recipient of the 2019 AstraZeneca Award from the Biochemical Society. The award was presented on 20–22 November 2019 in London, UK at the meeting of the Biochemical Society entitled'Transcriptions in Health and Disease' where Fodor delivered a lecture entitled 'The influenza virus RNA polymerase'.

Fodor is a fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences and was elected as a member of EMBO in 2021.

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WE ARE DARK ON THURSDAY, APRIL 28. THERE WILL NOT BE A MEETING AT LIBERTY STATION. Our next meeting will be on Thursday, May 5.
Thank you to Buddy Thomas of Superior Planning for sponsoring the news at the meeting.
Doug is the Senior Vice President of Apartment Realty Group, representing investors who want to sell or buy apartment buildings in San Diego.
He served in the United States Marine Corps and was trained as a Marine Scout Sniper.
Doug enjoys exercise, studying US History, hiking and RV camping.
David Oates, Jeremiah Doran and John Van Deusen were his sponsors.
Our next meeting will be on Thursday, April 21. Our guest speaker will be Barry Edelstein, Artistic Director of the Old Globe and Misty Jones, Director of the San Diego Central Library.
Thank you to Ken Andersen of Walter Andersen Nursery for sponsoring the news at the meeting.
Our next meeting will be on Thursday, April 14. Our guest speaker will be Rick Baldridge, President and CEO of ViaSat.
Thank you to Bob Russell of Procopio for sponsoring the news at the meeting.
Robyn is the President and CEO of Clean Earth Restorations. Her company specializes in rebuilding and repairing your home or business from flood, fire, mold or sewage damage. They have been in business for 20 years.
She has three adult children, two of whom are getting married this year. She also enjoys traveling.
Robyn is also volunteers her time with USO, Hugs from Home and St. Vincent De Paul.
Judy Thompson, Jean Young and Don Teemsma were her sponsors.
Our next meeting will be on Thursday, April 7. Our guest speaker will be Jeff Kightlinger, General Manager of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.
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It supplements regular care and maintenance of your computer.
Hola's goal is to make the internet faster and fully accessible to everyone.
Manage your iOS device data directly from your PC.
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Adapts the color of your screen to the time of day to reduce eyestrain.
The Asus FastBoot software reduces Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit/64-bit boot time.
You can back up photos, music, video and data files to an external hard drive.
Overclock your graphics card and get detailed info about your hardware.
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It optimizes your registry settings to prevent PC crashes.
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Office File Validation is a security add-in for Office 2003 and 2007.
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Private and secluded, yet only 15 min. from downtown Helen, this bison ranch turned family compound is as well designed as it is unique. Perched on top of Tray Mountain & bordering U.S. National Forest, the fully fenced 14.86 ac. property enjoys a helipad for easy access & manicured grounds showcasing spectacular distant mountain views centered on Mount Yonah. Designed to host large groups with 15 bedrooms & endless spaces for entertaining indoors & out, the property includes a 6BD, 6.5ba luxury lodge-style main residence, a 6BD, 4ba log cabin & a 3BD, 3ba party barn with a chefs kitchen, margaritaville-style full bar & dining for 20+. Though used as a private residence, this property accommodates large crowds without sacrificing the privacy of guests.


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We're back for another Facebook user episode where John and Melody answer your questions that you submitted on Facebook! For your chance to get your questions answered on air and maybe win a cool prize, look for our monthly Facebook user question post on the Ballistic Radio Facebook page. A new post is added on the first Friday of every month at 7:00 pm EST!
In this episode John and Melody trade off asking each other questions about dry-fire practice, what people should carry with them every day, classes specific to learning the law of self defense and so much more. Users asked how much an instructor should demonstrate during class, how instructors balance needing to make money and helping students, and what skills and drills one can practice to maintain shooting skills.
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The Freeholder Board has announced the availability of 8,500 parking spaces for Sept. 26 and 27, on the Camden waterfront for individuals and families who want to participate in the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia. These spaces need to be preregistered for through a web portal https://gatewaytothepope.clickandpark.com/ in order to secure a space. It is important to note that vehicles that are not preregistered will not be permitted into the city.
Just 9,500 feet over the Delaware River, Pope Francis will be conducting a public mass and participating in a number of other events next weekend. This event will be celebrated by the 1.2 billion Catholics throughout the world and will centerpiece of his first visit to the United States of America and the first visit by a Pope to region since 1979.
Freeholder Director Cappelli talked about the geography of the waterfront and its proximity to both the Ferry and the Broadway PATCO line.
The Freeholder Board is asking for anyone taking part in the pilgrimage to see the Pope to plan well in advance before they travel and properly plan out a route. PATCO has announced they will be selling tickets the day of on the weekend of the Pope's participation.
The Freeholder Board and county agencies have worked for more than a year to prepare for this event with all of their federal, state, county and local partners. This exercise will be an all hands on deck operation during the Pope's visit to make it as successful as possible.
In a continuing effort to stay updated on the Pope's visit, portions of I-676 will be closed and the Admiral Wilson Boulevard will be closed as well. Registered vehicles through https://gatewaytothepope.clickandpark.com/ will have access to parking on the waterfront and will be given the ability to get into the city. These closures will coincide with the Ben Franklin Bridge closing at 10 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 26. In addition, based on expected volume for the Pontiff's visit other impacted roads include I-295 and Routes 38, 42, 45, 47, 55, 70, 73, 76, 90, 130, 168 and 322.


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This paper will base its discussion on an article by Lean Logistics titled "What is Logistics?" Published in 2012 and posted on its website www.learnleanlogistics.com.
Logistics form a very important part of every business and organization. The term has its origin in the military service can be defined as the operations carried out to ensure that the correct goods are at the correct place and the specified right time (Lean logistics, 2012). As earlier mentioned logistics has its roots in the military but has been incorporated in the modern business. A deeper definition of logistics will be the section of supply chain management that deals with planning, implementing and controlling the flow of goods and services, in addition to any information related, to them, from the point of their origin to where the services and goods will be used (Stroh, 2002). Apart from that, the council of chain supply management professionals defines it as inventory management, both at rest and in motion (Meredith and Shaper, 2010).
It is important to note that logistics not only plays a very vocal role in businesses and organization, but also plays a major role in any nation's economy as a whole. Apart from that, it should also be noted that logistics, in the modern world business, touches on nearly every aspect of organizational operation, and it has even become a specialty of its own in most businesses. It gives businesses a competitive over others as most operations in any business require laying down of strategies and plans (Graham, 2004). Because logistics is concerned with the transfer of products from producers to consumers, it can also be referred to as supply chain management though the latter is encompasses more things as it involves movement of materials in a broader chain than logistics (Proof, 2013).
In the research carried out, various similarities with what has been learnt were noted. Firstly, it was noted that logistics involves a narrower chain through which materials are transferred from the producers to consumers and hence it forms part of supply chain management. In addition to that, it was noted in both cases that supply chain and logistics exist to bridge the gap between suppliers and consumers (Proof, 2013). Apart from that, it was also noted in both the module and research done that logistics form a very vital part of any business as it involves planning, resource management and day to day operations of business thus determines the competitiveness of any company (Graham, 2004).
It is also important to note that, in both the module and research, various importance and roles played by logistic were listed. For instance, it was noted that logistics ensured efficient flow of goods and services between their sources and destinations either regionally within a country or globally. In both cases, it was noted that for a country to achieve meaningful economic growth, proper logistical infrastructure must be put in place (Gudahus and Kotzab, 2012). Another similarity noted was in the origin of logistics with the sources researched also noting that the origin of logistic was in the military, and though still used in the military, it is mostly associated with business processes hence the term business logistics (Lean logistics, 2012).
"What is Logistics?" by Lean Logistics
According to the article, the term logistics has its origin in the military where it is concerned with the movement of supplies and personnel from their sources to where they are required. However, in business it means the process that ensures that the correct products are at the correct place and the specified right time. In addition to that, business logistics is always mentioned alongside the term supply chain which is basically the stages through which products have to go through before reaching their final destination. Logistics ensure that movement of products through the various stages is efficient in terms of time and cost.
The article also talks about logistic management which it says involves various logistical processes such as transportation, handling of products, managing inventories, packaging and storing. In addition to that, the article says that the term is usually used interchangeably with supply chain management though logistic management is seen as being part of supply chain management. It goes on to describe how logistic management is done at several stages that include the strategic stage, tactical stage and operational stage which all depend on the decision making department or section of an organization. In addition to that, it discusses the third party outsourcing and how it brings out the three stages of logistics. Finally, it states the importance of logistics and how it determines the success of any business.
Application of Logistics
Logistics is very important in any producing firm as it is concerned with the movement of products and in order for it to be successful it must be integrated with other departments of the business (Lean logistics, 2012). A good example of logistics is a cloth company that has to buy fiber from fiber producers and manufacture it into clothes and finally transport it to its final customers. The process would involve buying and storing of the fiber before presenting it to spinners who process the fiber into yarn. The yarn is stored and later moved to knitters who work with it to form a fabric. This fabric is later manufactured into clothes which are then presented to the market. For the chain to be efficient, logistics must come in place and ensure that the processes involved do not take a lot of time and that they are not costly (Proof, 2013).
Logistics ensures that the flow of products from their source to destination is efficient and effective and for any business to be successful, its logistical infrastructure must be well laid down and work in harmony with all departments of the business (Lean logistics, 2012). It should also be noted that logistics is not only important to an individual firm, but to the whole economy as well and hence a country must put its logistical infrastructure in mind if it wants to achieve economic growth (Stroh, 2002).


With support of a Planning Grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHUSS) is undertaking study visits to research Centres on Teaching and Learning in universities in South Africa and the United States. The purpose of the visits is to benchmark best practices from these centres, which will inform the establishment of a similar Centre in the College and at Makerere University.
The Acting Principal of CHUSS, Associate Professor Josephine Ahikire, together with Associate Professor Andrew E. State (the Dean of the School of Social Sciences) and Associate Professor Aaron Mushengyezi (the Dean of the School of Languages, Literature and Communication), who are the Principal investigators on the project, visited the universities of Minnesota, Connecticut and Michigan in the United States to learn how these Centres support academic writing, teaching and learning activities in these universities.
The team had fruitful discussions with various academic leaders in these universities on various areas of collaboration with Makerere University.
The USA meetings followed an earlier visit to the universities of Cape Town and Rhodes led by the two Deans together with the Heads of Department of Linguistics, English Language Studies and Communication Skills (Dr Merit Kabugo) and Sociology and Anthropology (Professor Peter Atekyereza).


We recently talked about how to make our house secure with mechanical systems and electronic systems; we focused on the features which a high security cylinder should possess and on other measures useful for improving the protection provided by locking systems.
Today we'll talk about the concept of security and also statistics. What is the difference between actual security and perceived security?
The term "security" as mentioned in the Sudgestaid article, has over time undergone several semantic shifts, until it now being accepted (especially in Italian) that it refers to the security of individuals with regard to the possibility of them being threatened by crime.
Thanks to the improvement of investigation methods, crime rate statistics provide a fairly accurate picture of the crimes committed, following reports by the public or statements by police officers.
However, it is also necessary to take into account the trend over recent years of, for several reasons, not reporting crimes suffered. This will lead to a sort of data consistency with regard to the most serious and, therefore, most reported crimes (such as murders or robberies), whilst the data will be more fragmented in terms of time and place in relation to the so-called "minor" crimes, such as thefts and muggings, which are reported less frequently.
Real security is mainly linked to the risk of being a victim of crime, which nowadays is recorded by numerous statistics from authoritative sources. The data analysed in the article identifies a reduction of crimes such as murder and robbery and a relative improvement in the real security by taking into consideration the long term.
As already mentioned, however, the crimes considered (erroneously) to be "minor" crimes are not always are reported and, as we have already seen in a previous blog, the risk of property crime is high and very variable throughout the country.
However, when we refer to perceived security (i.e. the personal sensation of potentially being the victim of a crime), there are many factors which can affect the results. Differences in gender, age and level of education affect the perception of security (or rather insecurity), in addition to where one actually is at the time.
In fact, in general, one feels safer in areas with a lower population density, where relations with neighbours are closer and there is greater control, than when living in metropolitan areas, where the pace of life is usually more hectic.
Statistics are important, as they allow us to be aware of the reality around us. However, we must remember that the results of research only offer a representation of reality, which cannot be considered 100% true, given the many factors which can influence the perception of reality.
However we recommend, as always, that you keep informed, by means of our blog, on the behaviours, techniques and products which help reduce risks, preventing as much as possible any crimes which can affect us or damage to our property. On the other hand, as T. Hobbes and F. Bacon stated: "Knowledge is power"; in this case, the power to protect oneself.
This entry was posted in No category and tagged security, tips on 9 March 2016 by calessandrini.


The CSRC's International Advisory Council (IAC) convened for its 14th meeting in Shanghai on November 26th & 27th, 2017. During the meeting, Mr. Li Qiang, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Secretary of Shanghai Party Committee, met and exchanged views with the IAC members. The theme of this year's IAC meeting is "Reform and Development of Multi-tiered Capital Markets in an Open Environment." 13 IAC members, including IAC Chair Sir Howard Davies, Vice Chair Mrs. Laura M. Cha, and CSRC Chairman Liu Shiyu, Vice Chairman Jiang Yang, Vice Chairman Fang Xinghai, and Mr. Wu Qing, Chairman of Shanghai Stock Exchange, were present at the meeting. Heads of CSRC departments and relevant institutions also participated in the meeting.
This year's meeting was held one month after the successful convention of the 19th CPC National Congress. IAC members spoke highly of the strategic decisions and policies laid out by the 19th CPC National Congress. Discussions and exchanges focused on the topics including development of multi-tiered capital markets and protection of investors' rights and interests, further opening up of securities and futures markets and cross-border regulatory cooperation, development of global asset management industry and regulatory response, risk management tools at the micro level and the prevention and mitigation of major risks at the macro level.
Established in June 2004 with the approval of the State Council, the IAC serves as the think tank of the CSRC. Consisting of senior officials from overseas financial regulators, senior executives of financial institutions and renowned experts and academics, the IAC meets annually to provide continuous input into the CSRC's efforts in drawing experiences from international markets, intensifying international exchanges, and promoting the opening up and steady development of China's capital markets.


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Feature artist for November 2019: Kalum Teke Dan
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(ANNews) – Kalum Teke Dan is a talented artist whose powerful painting of a Warrior appears on the cover of the November 2019 edition of Alberta Native News. The image is part of the public art scene in Calgary; it is a panel of a spectacular mural that he painted at the entrance of the Dickens pub.
His art can also be viewed in a mural at NorQuest College in downtown Edmonton. The mural – "Power Spirit" – was etched into the glass facade of the college's Singhmar Centre for Learning, which features a library and an Indigenous student centre.
"It was an honour to be associated even in a small way with such an ambitious and worthwhile undertaking," remarked the artist.
His most recent public art is located at the Calgary Central Library. Kalum completed one third of the massive mural that greets people as they enter the library. The mural depicts teens sitting around a campfire. Images from their stories float amid the smoke and dust. The images include running horses, an eagle, petroglyphs and the towering presence of Chief Mountain, one of the most powerful symbols of southern Alberta's Blood Tribe. The spirits of Chief Shot on Bothsides and Chief Red Crow hover in the sky.
The mural is part of The Calgary Public Library's $500,000 Indigenous Placemaking project at the new central branch, which opened last year. Six artists were selected to contribute as part of the non-profit Place-Making Council of Canada's mandate to restore "Indigenous presence to the fabric of our cities, towns and communities."
Kalum, a member of Southern Alberta's Blood Tribe, largely learned his craft by doing it. His raw talent has combined with his tenacious desire to create art and constantly improve his techniques.
He realized at an early age that painting and creating art was his calling and he has been doing it ever since.
Kalum credits his grandparents and his mother for their inspiration and encouragement. His grandparents were internationally renowned artists, known for their bead work and traditional regalia.
"They were both very talented and traditional people who inspired and encouraged me to seek out my own path and to work hard at whatever task I took on," he explained. "I was raised by my mother, Joanne, a strong-willed and determined woman who seldom missed a day of work. In fact, she was the first Aboriginal woman to retire from the City of Calgary after having contributed 30 years of service. My mother was my grounding force and she kept me on the straight and narrow; she always pushed me to continue with my art and I believe that her encouragement and support helped enable me to succeed and become the person I am today. Even now, I continue to push myself and am currently mentoring other artists who want to do what I'm doing for a living."
Kalum has worked with many galleries over the years and has travelled extensively to demonstrate his talent and showcase his art. His beautiful paintings have found their way into many corporate and private collections, including those of several premiers, international leaders and many of Canada's leading corporations. His work can also be found in galleries across Canada and the United States.
In 2010 his art was on display at the VVC in Vancouver during the Winter Olympics and more recently at the Western Oasis Showcase during the Calgary Stampede, where he exhibited his work along with that of about 60 other well-known Canadian artists.
He also recently participated in a cultural project with author Diana Frost. He is one of the feature artists in her book, "Colouring it Forward: Discover Blackfoot Nation Art and Wisdom."
"It was an interesting project and one that I really enjoyed; I'd never worked on a colouring book before," he explained.
"Four of us collaborated and worked together on the project. Red Deer artist Ryan Willert and I created the images while Blood Reserve Elder Camille Pablo Russel, a spiritual counsellor with the Elbow River Healing Lodge, oversaw the project to ensure that the cultural component was accurate and authentic. It was his wisdom, based on stories and cultures that he learned from his grandparents, that ran throughout the text of the book. The finished project was devoid of colour – but then again that's the way it's supposed to be when you are creating work for a colouring book. It was a unique project and it been very well-received by the public."
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The use of calcipotriol 50 µg/g plus betamethasone dipropionate 0.5 mg/g cutaneous (Cal/BD) foam in patients with psoriasis provides quicker, more effective relief of itch compared with foam vehicle, with significant improvements in sleep and Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI) scores, according to a study published in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology.
Investigators pooled data from 3 multicenter, randomized, parallel-group, blinded trials (ClinicalTrials.gov identifiers: NCT01536886 [phase 2], NCT01866163 [phase3], and NCT02132936 [phase 3]) and sought to assess the efficacy of topical fixed-dose combination therapy with Cal/BD on itch, itch-associated loss of sleep, and health-related quality of life vs foam vehicle among adults with mild to severe psoriasis.
Patients with visual analogue scale (VAS) scores >40 (range, 1-100) were evaluated. Study outcomes included the following: itch VAS score reduction >40, ≥70% improvement in itch (Itch70) or itch-related loss of sleep, 75% improvement in modified Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (excluding the head; mPASI75), and DLQI scores 0/1 through 4 weeks.
Among a total of 837 patients with itch measurements available, 37 had baseline itch VAS=0 and were excluded from the analysis. Of the remaining 800 patients (Cal/BD foam: n=610; foam vehicle: n=190), 484 had baseline itch VAS >40. No association was reported between itch VAS score and mPASI at baseline. In patients with baseline itch VAS >40, significantly more individuals attained itch VAS reduction >40 in the active treatment vs vehicle treatment group from day 5 on (day 5: 57.5% vs 40.2% [P <.05]; and week 4: 83.0% vs 45.8% [P <.001]).
Furthermore, significantly more Cal/BD foam-treated patients compared with foam vehicle-treated patients achieved Itch70 at day 3 (34.2% vs 22.5%; P <.05) through week 4 (79.3% vs 38.1%; P <.001). Among patients with baseline itch VAS >40 and sleep loss >20, improvements in itch-associated sleep loss were seen at week 1 and continued through 4 weeks, with itch-related improvements occurring before mPASI75 improvements.
Moreover, significant differences were observed in the proportion of Cal/BD foam-treated patients vs foam vehicle-treated patients with baseline DLQI >10 (n=172 vs n=50) attaining DLQI ≤1 (25.0% vs 4.0%; P =.001) and DLQI 0 (17.4% vs 2.0%, respectively; P =.006) at week 4.
Limitations of the current study include the lack of validated itch-related sleep loss measurement tools, as well as the need for different patient pools, the lower patient numbers available for the earlier times (ie, days 3 and 5), and the lack of pooled efficacy data that compared Cal/BD foam and its monocomponents.
The investigators concluded that this pooled analysis of patients with psoriasis demonstrated that Cal/BD foam provides more rapid, effective relief from itch than foam vehicle, and is linked to significant improvements in DLQI and sleep among this population.
Disclosures: LEO Pharma sponsored this study. Multiple authors disclosed affiliations with pharmaceutical companies. See the reference for complete disclosure information.


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Monuments to Faith
By Paula Aven-Gladych
The United States is full of amazing faith-based attractions, from shrines where miracles are believed to have occurred and a full-size replica of Noah's Ark to museums full of biblical artifacts, multisensory rides, virtual reality presentations and full-stage immersive musical productions that tell the most famous stories from the Bible. Here are just a handful of attractions that are a must for any faith-based tour group.
Museum of the Bible
The Museum of the Bible was founded by Hobby Lobby president Steve Green, who began collecting religious artifacts in 2009. The six-story, 430,000-square-foot museum opened in 2017 about two blocks off the National Mall and three blocks from the Capitol.
The museum's state-of-the-art exhibits explore the impact of the Bible on America and the world, showing how it influenced fashion, science and art. The most popular exhibit is the Hebrew Bible Experience, a 30-minute interactive and multisensory walk through the stories of the Bible. The fourth floor is dedicated to the history of the Bible and features hundreds of rare artifacts, handwritten scrolls and an exhibit that gives a visual representation of all translations of the Bible that currently exist, as well as some being worked on today.
A multisensory ride called Washington Revelations takes visitors on a seven-minute flight around the city, showing monuments and museums that pay tribute to the Bible through carvings, sculptures and Bible verses.
In early 2022, the museum will host a Shroud of Turin exhibit that will use the latest technology to teach visitors about the shroud, its history and the impact it has had on millions of people around the world. It will run through July 31.
museumofthebible.org
Ark Encounter and Creation Museum
Williamstown and Petersburg, Kentucky
The Ark Encounter is Kentucky's most popular attraction and features a 510-foot-long replica of Noah's Ark. Its sister museum, the Creation Museum, is a few miles down the road in Petersburg. Together, they are the leading faith-based destination in the country.
The Ark Encounter recently started raising funds for a future attraction, the Tower of Babel, which will give visitors a biblical perspective on racial issues and show how all people developed from one biological race. The exhibit will use genetics research and passages from the Bible to confirm the origin of all people groups around the world. In addition, the museum plans to include a massive indoor scale model of what Jerusalem may have looked like at the time of Christ — likely to open in 2023 — and a Bible-themed carousel.
In 2020, the Ark Encounter opened Truth Traveler, a virtual reality experience where guests take a trip through time to Noah's day in high-tech headsets and moving seats. It also added new animals to the Ararat Ridge Zoo and increased seating at Emzara's Restaurant, which can accommodate 1,700 diners at one time.
The Creation Museum added a new exhibit called "Borderland: Israel at the Time of Jesus" that features artifacts, models, original artwork and replicas of what life was like in Israel in the time of Jesus. The Stargazer Planetarium reopened in 2020 after a multimillion-dollar upgrade that included a new surround sound system, two new laser projectors and a new tilted dome that offers a better viewing experience from every seat.
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Sight and Sound Theatres
Branson, Missouri and Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Sight and Sound Theatres in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Branson, Missouri, bring Bible stories to life onstage in a spectacular way. Using original scripts, sets and music, the productions feature 50 to 60 actors per show, as well as live animals. The theaters, which are still owned by founder Glenn Eshelman's family, have 2,000 seats wrapped around a stage, with set pieces that rise four stories. Each show lasts about two and a half hours. The original shows take up to four years to produce.
Sight and Sound is beginning the design and writing phases for the next show, slated to launch in 2024. All new shows premiere in Lancaster before traveling to Branson. It takes about 55 tractor trailers and six months to move one show with props and sets from one location to the other.
The goal of every show is to immerse the audience in biblical stories, from Moses parting the Red Sea to Samson being onstage as the temple collapses. In 2022, "David" will premiere in Lancaster, and "Jesus" will move to Branson.
The theaters were started by Eshelman, a landscape painter and photographer, in the 1970s. To earn a bit of extra money, he began selling his paintings from the trunk of his car and eventually began giving multimedia presentations of his works in various places. The reception was amazing, and his shows eventually grew to include live actors and music.
sight-sound.com
Biblewalk
Richard Diamond and his wife, Alwilda, got the idea for BibleWalk when they attended a crusade in Atlanta. While there, they toured a historical wax museum that included scenes of presidents, generals, war heroes and the Ascension of Jesus Christ. Their vision for a museum wasn't realized until the pastor moved his church to its current 20-acre location in 1980. In 1983, the couple began searching for wax and fiberglass figures to begin their museum.
In 1987, the museum opened to the public with 19 scenes made of museum-quality fiberglass figures. Seven representing scenes of the Old Testament and the rest depict scenes from the New Testament. It expanded its tours to include Miracles of the Old Testament in 1992. The museum now has more than 100 scenes with 325 figures that are made of either vinyl or wax. Each tour takes visitors on a multisensory journey through some of the Bible's most famous stories.
The most recent visitor experiences — "Museum of Christian Martyrs" and "Kingdom of God"— opened in June. In August, the Museum of Woodcarving opened with the largest collection of woodcarvings in the world created by one person. The artist, Joseph Barta, spent nearly five years completing his life-size carving of the Last Supper.
biblewalk.us
Mother Cabrini Shrine
The Mother Cabrini Shrine is a landmark in the foothills outside Denver. Groups heading west on Interstate 70 can see the statue of Jesus perched atop Mount of the Sacred Heart from miles away, but the 22-foot-high statue isn't the only reason to visit the site. The 373-step staircase up to the shrine follows the Stations of the Cross, marked by stone mosaics.
Visitors can attend Mass in the beautiful chapel, peruse the museum and walk the grounds. Several meditation gardens are available for people who just want a moment of solitude or reflection, among them the Rosary Garden and the Cabrini Garden, which is dedicated to Mother Cabrini and her love of Jesus.
Cabrini purchased the property in the early 1900s as a summer camp for the little girls living at the Queen of Heaven Orphanage in Denver. She wanted a place for them to get out of the city in the summertime. Cabrini was canonized in 1946, at which time the property began to turn into a shrine in her honor. The beautiful chapel was completed in 1970, and over the years, the property was upgraded to include a large gift shop, conference spaces and retreat lodging.
The shrine is the midst of a capital campaign to raise $4.5 million to repair the stairs leading up to the shrine, expand the chapel, remodel and expand the gift shop and make a new conference area on the main floor.
mothercabrinishrine.org
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We're pleased to share that our founder Renee Seward presented last weekend at TypeCon2018 in Portland, Oregon on August 2, 2018.
TypeCon is the national conference sponsored by the the Society of Typographic Aficionados and an open community dedicated to supporting and advancing the typographic arts and design education.
Renee's talk shared her research which focuses on the development of digital and physical multi-sensory tools that seek to address literacy problems. She covered her current work creating See Word Reading®, a multi-sensory tool that uses dynamic letterforms to teach early reading principles through a suite of digital iPad applications.
Renee also shared her work on new forms of typography to help improve literacy for dyslexic readers and more. Her talk was well received by typographers, type designers, and educators.
Thanks for all the support and well wishes to all who attended her talk.
See Renee Seward's TypeCon bio for more details here.


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Dragons steal game five in Brooks
Written by Pat Kolafa | © DrumhellerMail.com
The Dragons are headed home for Game 6 versus the Brooks Bandits.
The Dragons were in Brooks Friday night, March 23, and managed to pull out a 3-1 victory.
After a scoreless first period, Brady Risk put the Dragons on the scoreboard.
Slater Dykema followed suit at the 12:34 mark of the third period on the power play. The Bandits managed one goal, but Nate Keely scored on the empty net with 1:13 remaining to secure the win.
With this victory the Dragons are still trailing the Bandits 3-2 in the series, but have the chance to even it up this Sunday, March 25 at home.
Dragons advance to second round
Written by Terri Huxley | © DrumhellerMail.com
The Drumheller Dragons have officially won their first playoff series against the Calgary Canucks.
Versatility and control are what Dragons head coach Kevin Hasselberg attributes their success to.
"Playoffs is all about controlling the rollercoaster ride and you don't want to get on that ride and get too high or get too low," said Hasselberg. "We've certainly been challenged with a lot of different scenarios in the first three games of the series and obviously Sunday night's result is what we are very happy with and the effort that was brought forth by our players."
On Thursday, March 8, the opening match to the series took place at the Drumheller Memorial Arena where the Dragons won 6 – 3.
The game started off with a bang as the Canucks scored 34 seconds in. Slater Dykema, assisted by Brett Edwards and Dawson Bruneski scored off the power play to quickly tie the game. Tyler Kreklewich was assisted by Alex Rotundo and Bradley Stonnell to claim another power play point shortly afterward.
Goals were accompanied by a number of penalties for roughing, hooking, cross-checking, and slashing from either side in the first.
Rotundo, assisted by Dykema scored the Dragons' third goal nearly five minutes into the second period.
The Canucks fought back by taking their second goal of the evening two minutes later.
The third period is where the Dragons' hard work paid off, putting the nail in the coffin.
Kreklewich was rightfully named home star of the game for securing three goals, two of which were captured in the final period. Jordan Taupert also connected in the final period.
Both teams had 35 shots on net but the Canucks had better outcomes on the power play as they scored 2 out of 4 whereas the Dragons scored 2 out of 5.
Game 2 was held the next night on home ice and served as a humbling reminder of the unpredictability of hockey for the team.
After a back and forth point game, the Dragons let a goal slide into the net in the final minute of the third period. They were not able to bounce back in time to tie up the game. The Dragons lost 2 – 3.
Game 3 was held in Calgary at the Max Bell Centre on Sunday, March 11, where the Dragons learned from their mistakes, winning the game 8 – 1.
"It's a momentum ride as much as anything and I think our players found that gear you need to compete within the playoffs on Sunday," said Hasselberg. "It was definitely a learning lesson from Game 2 to Game 3 and then get the results that we had in Game 3 was something that I know the players were excited about."
The Dragons scored three goals in the first period, one in the second, and then another four in the final period. Each period held at least six penalties between the two competitors.
"They travel together through highs and lows and that's going to be the strength the team has when faced with all the different kinds of balls that are thrown our way," said Hasselberg. "I guess the one thing that drives this hockey team is how together they are. They've created a brotherhood that's going to certainly help them advance in the playoffs as far as they can."
Game 4 was also held at the Max Bell Centre on Monday, March 12, where the Dragons came out on top winning 8 – 4.
Jordan Taupert assisted by Nate Keeley took the first goal of Period 1. Canucks scored an unassisted goal to tie the game.
The second period was where the Dragons shined the brightest. They scored 5 consecutive shots which the Canucks responded by taking one point off the team shortly after their streak.
Shot for shot action occurred in the third. The Canucks took the first and third goal of that period while the Dragons scored the second and fourth goals, totalling an accumulated final score of 8 – 4.
The Dragons will be facing off against the Brooks Bandits for round 2 of the playoffs. The Best of 7 series will begin this Friday, March 16 at 7:00 p.m. in Brooks. Followed by another away game the next day. The team will be at home for the second half of the series on Monday, March 19 and Tuesday, March 20 at 7:00 p.m.
Dragons crush Canucks in first playoff game
The Drumheller Dragons have officially set the tone for the post season playoffs last night, Thursday, March 8, with a 6 – 3 win over the Calgary Canucks in front of an energetic crowd of 665 fans.
The game started off with a bang as the Canucks scored 34 seconds in. Slater Dykema, assisted by Brett Edwards and Dawson Bruneski scored off the power play to quickly tie the game. Tyler Kreklewich was assisted by Alex Rotundo and Bradley Stonnell to claim another power play point shortly afterwards.
Goals were accompanied by a number of penalties for roughing, hooking, cross checking, and slashing from either side in the first.
Third period is where the Dragons' hard work paid off, putting the nail in the coffin.
Both teams had 35 shots on net but the Canucks had better outcomes on the power plays as they scored 2 out of 4 whereas the Dragons scored 2 out of 5.
The Dragons play again tonight, March 9 at home for Game 2 of the 5 game series.
Photo Above: Canucks goalie Kolby Matthews, 30, anticipates the incoming offence Drumheller Dragons defenseman Troy Dudley, 17, and forward Slater Dykema, 11. Calgary Canucks defenseman Brody Medeiros, 2, and centre player Zach Webb, 25, were hot on their trail to intercept the potential goal. The Dragons ultimately won the game 6 – 3. Mailphoto by Terri Huxley
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Following Ionic's recent partial re-design of Arthritis Ireland's desktop website; we partnered with Publicis D on a Responsive/Mobile-friendly enhancement for use on smaller devices.
Publicis D provided designs for mobile phone view, and Ionic did the code implementation and build to make the site work on any of the most common devices, dimensions and resolutions.
The site includes a range of interactive features to support the organisation's fundraising, educational and fitness activities - plus a new Forum, Blog, Shop and interactive chat feature.
The re-designed website channels the visitors more effectively from the homepage to each main section landing page. The important DONATE NOW and SPONSOR ME! links are now much more prominent, as are the tabbed 'Specialist Sites' links at the top of every page.
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Stenger released from prison, back in St. Louis
Former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger exits the Thomas F. Eagleton U.S. Courthouse in downtown St. Louis May 3, 2019, after pleading guilty to three charges of theft of honest services/bribery and mail fraud. Stenger initially pleaded not guilty to the charges at an arraignment April 29 after an April 25 indictment was unsealed that morning, prompting Stenger to resign as county executive minutes later.
Former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger is out of prison and back in St. Louis.
Stenger, a Democrat, served as South County's County Council member until he was elected county executive, taking office in 2015 until his resignation in the face of federal corruption charges in April 2019.
After Stenger pleaded guilty to four felonies five days after he was indicted, U.S. District Judge Catherine D. Perry sentenced him in August 2019 to four years in prison.
Stenger pleaded guilty to a sweeping pay-to-play scheme in county government involving exchanging contracts and bids for campaign donations from Stenger's donors. Stenger agreed as part of the plea deal that everything in a 40-page federal indictment was true, including threats to fire county employees if they didn't go along with his scheme and constant text messages between himself and John Rallo, a business owner who wanted county contracts and land in exchange for donations. Profanity-laden rants were caught on a wire apparently worn by one of Stenger's top deputies, former 6th District Councilman Jeff Wagener.
The former county executive's right-hand man, Chief of Staff Bill Miller, also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to prison time, as was Rallo. The CEO of the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership, Sheila Sweeney, pleaded guilty but was given probation since she apparently cooperated with prosecutors.
Stenger, 49, had been listed as residing at the federal prison in Yankton, South Dakota, until Monday, when the federal Bureau of Prisons' inmate locator began listing him as residing in Residential Re-Entry Management St. Louis, which oversees local federal halfway houses where inmates can serve out the last months or year of their sentence.
The inmate locator also no longer lists a release date for Stenger; some news outlets have reported from confidential sources that he is under house arrest at his $1.43 million house on North Forsyth Boulevard in Clayton, but that was not yet independently confirmed by The Call. Stenger, an attorney who was disbarred after the corruption scandal, moved from Affton after he was elected county executive.
Requests to the BOP for information have not yet been answered.
Federal prison sentences typically did not allow time off for good behavior before the First Steps law signed into law by President Donald Trump in 2018, which seeks to minimize time in prison for nonviolent crimes.
It originally appeared that Stenger would have to serve most of his sentence at Yankton Federal Prison in South Dakota, his preferred choice of prison. But as soon as he surrendered to the prison in Yankton, South Dakota, in September 2019, his time on the inmate locator was halved from four years to two years.
The COVID-19 pandemic also led to federal prison officials releasing inmates early if they were serving time for nonviolent or white-collar crimes, or based on age. Both Miller and Rallo, who were sentenced to less time, were already released during the pandemic due to health issues.
The disgraced county executive originally asked through his lawyer, Scott Rosenblum, to be admitted to the Bureau of Prisons' Residential Drug Abuse Program, or RDAP, but Perry said that he didn't qualify because there was no evidence of drug abuse, only potential alcohol abuse.
But after Stenger reported to prison, Rosenblum said that he had been accepted into the drug-abuse program, which could shave time off his sentence.
Even with the treatment program, however, Stenger was originally slated to be released in December 2021, and that date had never changed until Monday.
A BOP spokesperson at the time that Stenger went into prison said they will not comment on specific inmates, but said Stenger's time was properly calculated and that under a new law, inmates can get 54 days a year off for good behavior. At that time, the spokesperson said that Stenger would also spend six months in a halfway house.