The highly anticipated and most awaited recipe is finally here! Matt created the ultimate keto dessert with this Low Carb Coconut Cream Pie. If you plan on making it make sure you share it with others or you will end up eating the entire pie in one night - it's that dangerous! There are a lot of steps that go into this recipe, but don't be intimidated because Matt will show you how to make it step by step in the recipe video below. You can even omit certain parts if you feel like it's coconut overkill, but we suggest you make this exactly how we did for maximum pie enjoyment!
Matt worked long and hard to get this recipe perfect, and it's finally ready to share! There are three distinct layers, which means a lot more preparation than you were hoping for, but we assure you it's more than worth it! Matt even walks you through the recipe in the recipe video above you can get it exactly to your liking the first time around! You won't want to skip out on making this for an upcoming birthday or celebration! All your non-keto friends won't even know it's good for them.
With my being allergic to all tree nuts, I'm left with the options of using coconut or peanut based flours and ingredients. While it's sad for me, it's great for the food blog because so many of you also have nut allergies. Lucky for me this entire pie is nut free so I can indulge, but if I'm looking for something a little less time consuming to make I like to turn to our coconut flour chocolate chip cookies, keto brownies, or olive oil cake! There are way too many good ones to only suggest 1 or 2 desserts!
There aren't many words that can describe to you the taste you'll experience and sensations you'll feel during and after you eat this incredible coconut cream pie. For all you coconut lovers out there, and we know there are a lot of you, this one if for you! Make it for you birthday cake, a special occasion such as an anniversary or graduation, or simple because you love coconut. Either way, this low carb coconut cream pie is going to become your new favorite KetoConnect recipe!
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone mat.
Make the crust: Combine the coconut flour and powdered erythritol in medium sized bowl.
Add the melted butter and combine. Add the egg and combine using a spatula.
The crust should come together as a dough. Transfer dough to a 8 inch spring form pan and flatten it out to cover the bottom of the pan evenly.
Poke several holes in the crust with a fork and place on the lined baking sheet. On the other half of the baking sheet place the 3/4 cup of unsweetened coconut flakes to toast (used in filling and topping).
Place the baking sheet in the oven and bake for 15 minutes. At the 5 point mark remove the flakes and set aside in a bowl - they should have browned - and place the crust back in the oven for the remaining 10 minutes.
Set the crust aside to cool and lower the oven temp to 300 degrees.
Make the filling: In a large bowl combine the coconut cream of an entire can (13.66 oz), heavy cream, vanilla extract, liquid stevia and powdered erythritol. Combine using a hand mixer.
Add the eggs, coconut flour and 1/2 cup of the toasted coconut flakes and combine once more.
Grease the sides of the spring form pan (we like to use coconut oil spray) with the cooled crust and poor the filling onto the crust.
Let the pie cool for 30 minutes and then place in the fridge for 1 hour to set.
Make the topping: Whip the heavy cream into stiff peaks.
Add the stevia and combine. Place in the fridge alongside the pie.
Make the pie: Top the chilled pie with the heavy cream topping and spread evenly. Top the cream with the remaining (1/4 cup) toasted coconut flakes and gently press into the cream. Refrigerate for another hour prior to serving.
Coconut Milk Tip: Place the coconut milk can in the freezer for 5 minutes prior to using in the filling. This will separate the hardened cream from the liquid. The liquid contains all of the sugars.


We trace the Yellowstone hotspot track back to an apparent inception centered near the Oregon-Nevada border. We and others have concluded this is the locus of a starting plume or plume head. Consideration of this plume-head model leads us to discuss the following three implications.
(1) The apparent center of the relic plume head is about 250 km west of the location where both the trends of the younger hotspot track and the inferred plate motions would place the hotspot at 16 Ma. A possible explanation for this discrepancy is the westward deflection of the plume up the bottom of the inclined Vancouver slab. Plate tectonic reconstructions and an intermediate dip for the Vancouver slab indicate a plume head would have intersected the Vancouver slab.
(2) The postulated arrival of the plume head at the base of the lithosphere is temporally associated with the eruption of the Columbia River and Oregon Plateau flood basalts at 14-17 Ma; however, these basalts were erupted several hundred kilometers north of the apparent plume center. The postulated plume center is symmetrically located near the midpoint of the 1,100-km-long Nevada-Oregon rift zone. Strontium isotopic variations reflect crustal and mantle lithosphere variations along the trend of this rift zone, with the basalt area of Oregon and Washington lying west of the 0.704 line in oceanic crust, the apparent center in northern Nevada between the 0.704 and 0.706 line in intermediate crust, and the area of central and southern Nevada east of the 0.706 line in Precambrian continental crust. Geophysical modeling is consistent with a dense crust north of the Nevada-Oregon border and an asthenospheric low-density body that extends several hundred kilometers south and north of the Nevada-Oregon boundary. A reconstruction of the initial contact of the plume head with the lithosphere suggests relatively thin lithosphere at 17 Ma beneath Oregon and Washington, which would favor the spreading of the plume northward in this direction, more decompression melting in this "thinspot" area, and the eruption of basalt through dense, oceanic lithosphere. Thus, preferential extrusion of flood basalts north of the plume center may be the result of differences in the pre-plume lithosphere, and not the location of the center of the plume head.
(3) A plume head rising into the base of the lithosphere is expected to produce uplift, which we estimate to be about 1 km with a north-south dimension of 1,000 km. This plume-head uplift, followed by subsidence, is consistent with Cenozoic paleobotanical altitude estimates. Other climatic indicators show major aridity about 15 Ma in areas in the inferred precipitation shadow east of the inferred uplift. Indicators of climate about 7 Ma are compatible with an eastward migration of uplift to a site between the plume-head area and the present Yellowstone crescent of high terrain. The warm Neogene "climate optimum" correlates with 14- to 17-Ma flood basalt and rhyolite volcanism. The continued effects of Yellowstone plume-head uplift and ensuing plume-tail uplift, if real, could provide regional uplift that is geophysically plausible. Climatic modeling has shown that uplift of the age and latitude of the postulated Yellowstone plume-head uplift, if allied with Himalayan and perhaps other uplifts, could result in the late Cenozoic cooling that lead to the Pliocene-Pleistocene ice ages (Kutzbach and others, 1989; Ruddiman and others, 1989, 1997).
Thus, the postulated Yellowstone plume head could have played an important role in the late Cenozoic geologic history of the northern, interior part of the U.S. Cordillera. Future studies of the kind briefly discussed here should provide a better evaluation of the Yellowstone plume head concept.


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Low turnout in Halifax, Plympton for Special Primary
October 9, 2015 By Deborah Anderson, Express Staff
"Ho Hum" Special Primary Election:
Turnout was lukewarm at best, with barely 2 percent coming out to vote
Co-authored by Tracy Seelye
Unofficial results from Tuesday's special primary election showed a very ho-hum response to the contest.
Barely 2 percent of the 2,130 registered voters in Plympton came out to cast their ballot; the total number of votes cast was only 45 for the 13-hour election day beginning at 7 a.m. and winding down at 8 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. Plympton Town Clerk Tara Morrison said that she doubted the count would reach 50 ballots for the day. She was right.
Halifax Town Clerk Barbara Gaynor said that enthusiasm for the election didn't fare any better in Halifax, as a mere 107 ballots were cast by the 5,145 registered voters in that town, or 2 pe rcent.
The unanticipated cost to Halifax for this special election, she said, was $2,554.46. "And we do it again in November."
The two area state representatives Rep. Michael D. Brady, (D-Brockton) and Rep. Geoff Diehl, (R-Whitman) will face off, along with unenrolled candidate Anna Grace Raduc of Halifax, on Tuesday, Nov. 3, as they vie to fill the 2nd Plymouth and Bristol District seat left vacant due to the death of State Senator Thomas P. Kennedy in June.
On the Democratic side, Brady, handily defeated businessman Joseph Lynch, also of Brockton. Brady got 49 votes in Halifax to Lynch's 7, while Brady netted 18 votes to Lynch's 2 in Plympton.
Diehl was on the GOP ballot but faced no opposition. He got 51 votes in Halifax, and 22 votes in Plympton. "For me, today was just another day on the campaign trail," he said. "My focus is November."
There were no candidates listed on the Green, Rainbow, or United Independent Party ballots.
Voters may have been looking ahead to November as tallies throughout the district saw a similar low turnout.
In Whitman, where 384 of the town's 9,631 voters cast ballots, Democrats backed Brady with 141 votes to Lynch's 29. Hanson saw 232 votes out of about 7,000 voters turnout to give Brady a 115 to 15 win over Lynch
The margin was similar throughout the district with Brady taking 2,533 votes in Brockton, 94 in Easton, 88 in East Bridgewater, and 219 in Hanover.
Neither Brady nor Lynch was available for comment on the primary election result, but Rep. Diehl expressed his gratitude to the voters.
"The response to the campaign has been overwhelming," Diehl stated. "When I am door-knocking, people are thanking me every day for repealing automatic gas tax hikes."
He also stressed the differences between his tenure as a representative for the 7th Plymouth District where he has served since 2010, and Brady, the 9th Plymouth representative for more than seven years.
"I am the only candidate in this race who has cut people's taxes," Diehl said." My opponent has voted to increase taxes every time. He doubled the tax on alcohol, raised the gas tax, sales tax, utility taxes, supported increasing income taxes and voted for higher fees."
Diehl pointed to his accomplishments, including the automatic gas tax repeal and work against legislative pay raises and opposition to taxpayer contributions to balance cost overruns for the Olympics.
While Brady is strong in Brockton where he has served on the school committee and 13 years as a city councilor, Diehl's best chance is, considered by political observers, to be centered in the surrounding suburban communities.
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"Father, give me my share of the estate" (Luke 15:12), "I am no longer worthy to be called your son; make me like one of your hired men" (Luke 15:19), and "…we have to celebrate and be glad, because this brother of yours was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found" (Luke 15:32), are all very significant quotes in the parable of the Prodigal Son that Jesus tells in the Bible.
When the sentence "father, give me my share of the estate" is read, the first thing that comes to mind is that the son is obviously planning on doing something with this money sooner than expected. This clearly foreshadows that something to do with the money, whether it be good or bad, will happen at some point in the story. One would assume that something bad would happen primarily because this is just a young boy taking his inheritance from his father. Sure enough, the boy goes out and ends up spending it all on alcohol and prostitutes.
Not long after the spree of spending all the money, a famine hits the whole country, and the boy is desperate for food and will do anything to get it. After realizing the only choice he really has is to go back home to his father, he decides to do just that. When his father runs out and greets him with kisses and compassion, the son says "I am no longer worthy to be called your son; make me like one of your hired men." By saying these words the son expects to do just that and not receive sympathy from his father. Instead, to his surprise, his father is amazing excited to see him and is overjoyed that he has returned home.


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A Refresher Course on Home Plumbing Essentials
Plumbing Dos and Don'ts for all Homeowners
We've all been there — whether it's a clogged toilet or an obstructed drain, plumbing problems always tend to pop up when you least expect them. However, if they appear a little more frequently than usual, there's a chance that you may be performing plumbing malpractice in your humble abode.
To lessen the chances of a plumbing issue in your living space, the professionals at Red Lilly Plumbing are here to help provide some common dos and don'ts to help make that possible.
How a Foul Odor Forms in a Drain
Fact: Not every drain will smell like freshly cut roses when you hover over it. Whether it be the kitchen sink or the shower drain, there's a chance that your "highway for water" may have a foul, lingering odor that is anything but pleasant. While the origin of the stench may seem like an utter mystery, here are a few scenarios that may reveal its source:
One of the hardest-working details within the plumbing system is a drain. As it's known, this feature works as the "freeway" for "used water" to leave your home and enter the sewer system to be brought to a water treatment facility. While your drain may seem to be working up to par, there's a strong chance that bacteria build-up may be present within it.
Typically, when this is the case, there's a chance your drain will have a not-so-pleasant smell every time you stand over it. The reason why that foul fragrance appears is typically due to a drain being overdue for a cleaning — since other items (such as food particles) may have migrated down with the "used water"; if they're lingering around, they could be causing the stench.
To help combat this, consider scheduling a drain cleaning service with a professional and being mindful of what you put down the "freeway for water."
Dried Out P-Trap
Do you have a sink or shower in your home that isn't used that often (i.e., a guest bathroom)? If that's the case, you may happen to notice a foul smell arising from the drain. While the root cause may be a mystery, it's quite clear what the problem is — cue the p-trap.
In plumbing, a p-trap is intact to help block sewer smells from rising into your home. However, when the p-trap becomes dried out, it will allow that bad sewer smell to travel back into your living space.
Luckily, to help get rid of the stench, make a conscious effort to turn on the faucet/fixture and let some fresh water trickle into the drain; this will help keep the p-trap in tip-top shape.
How to Prevent Drains from Clogging
If you feel as if your plumbing drains run into blockages more often than you'd like them to, there's a chance that you may be misusing them. To help keep them afloat, it may be wise to look into a drain guard; here's why:
Helps Lessen the Chance of Blockages
There's nothing more infuriating than using the sink or the shower, only to find the water still pooling around at the base. Sometimes, this could be due to soap and hair build-up that may be narrowing the passage for water to exit your home freely — cue a drain guard.
This inexpensive device (which can be purchased at various shops — such as a home improvement store) will help strain the water before it plummets down the drain. That way, anything that shouldn't be in there (i.e., hair — as mentioned earlier) will be caught in the guard and will sit around until it is disposed of in a nearby garbage can.
Lowers the Possibility of an Accident
Are you afraid that you might have an item of sentimental value down the drain (i.e., such as your wedding ring)? If so, a drain guard can help! Just like it will prevent hair and food particles from exiting down a drain, it can also help lessen the chance of an "oh, no" moment from striking in your home.
Don't Use Chemical Drain Cleaners
One of the quickest ways to clear a drain in your home also happens to be one of the worst. As it turns out, chemical drain cleaning solutions are hazardous to your health, as well as the well-being of your home's plumbing system. If you're still looking to choose this dangerous option over a safe, efficient drain cleaning from a plumber, here's what to consider:
Damages Plumbing Pipes
When you're using a chemical drain cleaner at home, there's a chance you're using one that is considered caustic. When that's the case, this particular cleaner has enzymes in its composition that will heat up and turn anything in its path into a goo-like substance. However, this is only a temporary fix — and if your home has PVC plumbing pipes or metal pipes that are close to retirement age, this particular drain cleaner can corrode the pipes over time.
Harmful to Your Well-Being
In addition to being problematic for your plumbing pipes, a chemical drain cleaner is also a hazard to you and your family's health. Since these cleaning agents are made from a series of potent chemicals, they can burn your skin, eat through clothing, and be fatal if ingested.
Furthermore, if you mix a chemical drain cleaner with another (or a household cleaning agent), there's even the chance that the mixture of ingredients could transform into a noxious gas. So, when in doubt, give your plumber a call to help out and clean your drains in a safe, chemical-free way.
Unclogging a Clogged Toilet Like a Pro
One thing in particular that seems to be unavoidable is a clogged toilet. However, thankfully, it's relatively easy to unclog it — depending on the blockage's severity. Before panicking, take a deep breath and follow these simple steps to help your toilet regain function:
Step 1: Pick the Correct Plunger
To unclog your toilet efficiently, you'll need to have the correct tool on hand. While toilet plungers are often visualized as having a flat, pink base — those are meant to handle sink-related clogs. In actuality, you'll want an extension flange plunger (the shape is similar to a bell) to get the job done!
Step 2: Create a Powerful Suction
Once you have the correct plunger in your possession, it's time to get to work. First, gently place the extension flange plunger into your toilet bowl opening and carefully submerge the head to place over the trap (opening at the bottom).
Once aligned, gingerly push the plunger down and create a powerful suction between the tool and the trap. After that, it's time to start plunging.
Step 3: Plunge Away the Blockage
After you have created the perfect suction between your extension flange plunger and the trap at the bottom of the toilet, begin to plunge (up and down). Do this for about three minutes until you see any lingering water in the bowl leave through the trap.
Suppose the water has exited the toilet; attempt to flush it. If the "throne" regains proper function, you've successfully cleared the clog. However, if you've been plunging for quite some time and H2O still lingers, don't flush — instead, call a professional plumber right away to help resolve the problem (since there might be deeper issues causing the clog down the line).
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Dr Mansoor Mirkazemi is a qualified Australian Plastic Surgeon who specializes in cosmetic surgery, plastic surgery and hand surgery. Dr Mirkazemi is: A Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS); and A member of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) A member of the Australasian Cleft Lip and Palate Association After completing secondary school in Tasmania, Mansoor spent a year performing voluntary service overseas, before being admitted to the School of Medicine, University of Tasmania. Mansoor graduated in 1995, and completed his internship and two years of Basic Surgical Training at the Royal Hobart Hospital. He then worked as a registrar in Plastic Surgery with senior surgeons in Tasmania.


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BCFNJC and BC Attorney General applaud proposed federal legislation to reduce Indigenous incarceration rates
tkwəɬniwt (Westbank), Syilx Territory – Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, the Honourable David Lametti, tabled new legislation yesterday, known as Bill C-22, which has the potential to significantly divert low-risk Indigenous offenders away from incarnation and into addiction services and other corrective measures.
"Bill C-22 would make changes to both the Criminal Code and the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act by repealing mandatory minimum penalties for certain drug, firearm and tobacco offences," says Doug White, Q.C., chair of the BC First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC).
"This legislation, which we fully support, is an important step forward in the goal of reducing the overrepresentation of Indigenous people in our jails but also in reducing the harm that comes from incarceration and a criminal record – all of which arises from a justice model that is foreign to Indigenous people."
Instead of punitive sentences, in an Indigenous justice system, the goal is to reconcile the accused with their own behavior and with the individual or family who has been wronged by their actions as well as restore peace, balance and healing within their communities.
"Research has clearly demonstrated that Indigenous people disproportionately experience repeated interactions with the criminal justice system that often lead to cycles that escalate and are difficult to break," White says.
"For Indigenous low-risk offenders, breaking this cycle requires a holistic approach that considers diversion at every point of contact through the existing justice system to help these individuals rehabilitate and live full and productive lives."
"Ultimately, our goal is to see all types of crime involving Indigenous people handled in a culturally-safe manner using trauma-informed approaches," he adds.
Although mandatory minimum penalties would remain in place for serious offences, under Bill C-22's proposed legislation, judges would gain sentencing options other than mandatory incarnation for non-violent offenders while prosecutors and the police would be encouraged to divert low-risk offenders away from the criminal justice system at a much earlier stage of interaction.
"Addressing the over-representation of Indigenous people in the justice system is a cornerstone of B.C.'s First Nations Justice Strategy, and we are pleased to see the Government of Canada also taking action to address this systemic issue," said David Eby, Attorney General.
"Mandatory minimum penalties have a disproportionate impact on Indigenous communities. Repealing them and diverting first-time and low-risk offenders away from the courts to supports such as addictions programs will lead to better long-term outcomes. We look forward to continuing to work with the BCFNJC to build a justice system that better respects and addresses the needs of Indigenous peoples."
In statistics from 2016, 20 per cent of all Indigenous offenders in federal institutions were sentenced for an offence which fell under the scope of mandatory minimum penalties.
About the BCFNJC
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The strategy, signed March 06, 2020, was jointly developed by the BC First Nations Justice Council, BC First Nations communities and the Province of British Columbia. It includes 42 actions along two paths which involve the reformation of the current system as well as the restoration of First Nation legal traditions and structures.
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Wolfram Maria Kons (* 7. Juni 1964 in Düsseldorf) ist ein deutscher Journalist und Fernsehmoderator.

Leben und Karriere
Sein Vater Wilhelm Kons war Stadtdirektor von Neuss. Seine Kindheit verbrachte Kons, der drei Brüder hat, in Neuss-Selikum. Er absolvierte nach seinem Abitur am Alexander-von-Humboldt-Gymnasium Neuss ein Jurastudium und ein journalistisches Volontariat bei Radio Gong 96,3 in München. Ab 1983 war er Reporter und ab 1987 Moderator bei verschiedenen Radiosendern.

Seit 1991 arbeitet er bei RTL. Dort präsentierte er das RTL-Morgenmagazin Guten Morgen Deutschland in Köln und war Autor beim WDR. Außerdem produzierte er seit 1993 Reisereportagen für Die Welt.

Zwischendurch moderierte Kons bei DW-TV das Polit-Magazin Standpunkte und für RTL II die Sendung Werbetrommel. Ab 1994 war er Moderator und leitender Redakteur beim RTL-Morgenmagazin Punkt 7, Nachfolger von Guten Morgen Deutschland. Von 1997 bis 2022 präsentierte er die RTL-Morgenmagazine Punkt 6 und seit 2000 zudem Punkt 9, die 2013 wieder in Guten Morgen Deutschland umbenannt wurden. Dieses moderierte er meist an der Seite von Angela Finger-Erben.

Darüber hinaus moderiert Kons seit 1996 den 24-stündigen RTL-Spendenmarathon, dessen Projektleiter er zudem seit 2004 ist. Zusammen mit Ulrich Potofski kommentierte er außerdem von 1998 bis 2009 die RTL-Sendung Domino Day. Für sein Engagement für Charity-Sendungen im deutschen Fernsehen wurde er 2004 vom damaligen Bundespräsidenten Horst Köhler mit der Verdienstmedaille des Bundesverdienstordens ausgezeichnet. 2005 wurde er Kommunikationsdirektor bei RTL und übernahm die Gesamtleitung der RTL Charity bzw. Stiftung RTL. Ab dem 5. Mai 2008 moderierte er zusätzlich die Quiz-Show 1 gegen 100, die bis zur Einstellung nach 79 Folgen von Montag bis Freitag um 17:00 Uhr bei RTL ausgestrahlt wurde. Im Dezember 2013 moderierte er bis zu dessen Einstellung gemeinsam mit Ann-Katrin Schröder vier Sendungen des Sonntagsmagazines sonntags.live.

2012 synchronisierte Kons im Film Ice Age 4 – Voll verschoben den Dachs "Gupta".

Ab Oktober 2017 moderierte Wolfram Kons eine Neuauflage von Der Preis ist heiß, die auf dem Sender RTLplus ausgestrahlt wurde.

Kons war bis 1996 mit Maxi Biewer und von 1999 bis Ende 2010 elf Jahre lang mit der Berliner Modeagentin Angela van Moll liiert. Seit August 2012 ist er mit der Kunsthistorikerin Alexa Apermann (* 1978) verheiratet, die am 28. Juni 2012 einen gemeinsamen Sohn zur Welt brachte. Die Familie lebt im Neusser Stadtteil Reuschenberg.

Auszeichnungen

 2004: Bundesverdienstorden

 2020: Verdienstorden des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen

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 Offizielle Website von Wolfram Kons

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Students walk out of school to protest Trayvon Martin's death
President Barack Obama weighed in on a growing controversy over the February shooting death of an unarmed black Florida teenager Friday, as students in several South Florida high schools walked out of class to protest the killing and the investigation.
Obama called the February killing of Trayvon Martin, 17, a "tragedy."
Martin, 17, was unarmed when he was shot and killed in Sanford, Florida, by a neighborhood watch volunteer while walking home from a convenience store on February 26, according to police.
George Zimmerman, who police said was the man who killed Martin, claimed he did so in self-defense. Zimmerman, whose family says he is Hispanic, has not been arrested or charged in the killing of the teenager, sparking a national debate over Florida's "stand your ground" deadly force law amid concerns about racial profiling. A grand jury will convene April 10 to look into the case.
Here is a roundup of Friday's developments in the controversy:
[Updated at 5:34 p.m. ET] Martin's parents, Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton, said in a statement that it was "humbling that President Obama took time from his busy scheduled to talk about Trayvon."
"The president's personal comments touch us deeply and made us wonder: If his son looked like Trayvon and wore a hoodie, would he be suspicious too?"
Martin was wearing a hoodie, or hooded sweatshirt, the day he died.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said no particular development prompted Obama to speak out. He said the president had been monitoring the situation and was prepared to answer a question if he received one.
[Updated at 5:11 p.m. ET] On the day President Obama talked publicly about the case, GOP presidential candidates also spoke up on Friday.
"There needs to be a thorough investigation that reassures the public that justice is carried out with impartiality and integrity," Mitt Romney said.
GOP rival Newt Gingrich said that while he believes in the right to self-defense, it appeared Zimmerman was "overreaching."
"The question here is: Was this guy attacked or was he the attacker? And that is what the grand jury will lead to. I mean if they decide he was the attacker, I suspect they'll indict him," Gingrich said.
And Rick Santorum told reporters on Friday that Zimmerman's actions looked starkly different from those protected by "stand your ground" laws.
"It's horrible case. I mean it's chilling to hear what happened. And of course the fact that law enforcement didn't immediately go after and prosecute this case is another chilling example of horrible decisions made in this process," Santorum said.
[Updated at 3:39 p.m. ET] The state prosecutor investigating Martin's death said her team is traveling to Sanford with a "blank slate."
State Attorney Angela B. Corey's team was scheduled to arrive Friday and begin seeking facts in the case. She replaces State Attorney Norman Wolfinger, whose district includes Sanford. Wolfinger requested that someone else be assigned, saying in a letter to the Florida governor: "This request is being made in light of the public good with the intent of toning down the rhetoric and preserving the integrity of this investigation."
Corey said Friday that she was not sure if a grand jury scheduled to begin meeting April 10 would be needed. She said her office has the power to charge Zimmerman, clear him or send the case to the grand jury.
[Updated at 1:50 p.m. ET] Officials with Miami-Dade County Public Schools have issued a statement urging students to respect the wishes of Martin's mother, who they say called them yesterday to "voice her disapproval of student walkouts and to encourage students to instead sign petitions, attend organized rallies and pray."
"While we respect the expression of emotion by our students, we ask that they remain focused on their education," district school Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho said. "Our most important mission is to provide a safe learning environment for students, and so we are asking them to respect the wishes of Trayvon's mother by celebrating his memory not through walkouts, but through reflection and civic participation."
Students in South Florida walked out of a number of high schools Thursday and Friday to protest Martin's death.
[Updated at 12:54 p.m. ET] Students from at least 10 South Florida high schools have staged walkouts to protest Martin's death, CNN affiliate WSVN reported.
Video from a WSVN helicopter showed students gathered on the Southridge Senior High School football field near Miami, standing in a formation that, when viewed from above, formed the letters "T" and "M" - Trayvon Martin's initials.
At Miami Edison High School on Friday morning, more than 900 students gathered at the school's track to demonstrate for an hour, CNN affiliate WPLG reported.
High school students aren't the only ones planning protests. In Dallas, people at Paul Quinn College planned to protest Martin's death Friday, CNN affiliate KTVT reported.
On Monday, people in Sanford, the Florida city of 50,000 where the shooting happened, plan to march to the site of a city commissioners' meeting, said Valerie Houston, pastor of Allen Baptist Church.
Also on Monday, students and civil rights leaders in Atlanta plan to march to the state Capitol to protest a Georgia state law similar to Florida's "stand your ground" statute, which doesn't require people to retreat from potential danger in public places and instead allows them to meet "force with force" if they believe there is danger of serious harm to themselves or someone else.
[Updated at 10:35 a.m. ET] Obama called the February killing of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin a "tragedy" on Friday.
"I can only imagine what these parents are going through. When I think about this boy, I think about my own kids," Obama said to reporters Friday morning. "I think every parent in America should be able to understand why it is absolutely imperative that we investigate every aspect of this."
Obama said Martin's death particularly resonated with him as an African-American parent.
"If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon," Obama said in brief remarks outside the White House.
Obama's comments came during a news conference to announce that he would nominate Dartmouth College's president, Dr. Jim Yong Kim, to be the next president of the World Bank.
Post by: CNN's Jason Hanna, The CNN Wire
Filed under: Florida • Trayvon Martin
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ladydi
who cares? Alot of people do – people with feelings and compassion...........obviously you dont have these qualities. Very sad. I pray you never have to walk in his parent's shoes.
Why are you here...we won't care if you GO AWAY!
It should be a no-brainer here. When he(Zimmerman) called the police, according to the account of the phone call, he was specifically told by the dispatch officer that, "we don't need you to do that'. Since he disregarded the mandate by the dispatch officer, it would seem that the 'stand your ground' defense shouldn't be able to apply, as Zimmerman, by his own choice, chose to follow the young man. Therefore, to me, that' just like commiting a murder. Now, if the young man had been up in Zimmerman's home, Zimmerman might be in the right. But the young man wasn't anywhere near Zimmerman's home. Furthermore, the young man didn't have any kind of means to reasonably defend himself. Therefore, it would seem that Zimmerman is guilty of murder; and will probably get off scot-free because sadly, there's no justice when an African-American male gets shot by a white man/whilte-hispanic person. Now if the young man had shot Zimmerman out of self defense and Zimmerman had died in the process, you can bet that the 'great' law enforcement officals & DA would have charged the young man with murder in the 1st degree. But it seems like the DA is using the 'good ole boy' white establishment, to justify not charging Zimmerman with murder. As usual, Florida's DA's are pathetic, racists cowards!!!!!
Glaziers930
By Trayvon's girlfriends account all Zimmerman did when he approached Trayvon was ask what are you doing around hear.The next witness puts Trayvon on top of Zimmerman beating him with Zimmerman yelling for help.This was march 2nd you haven't heard because that won't sell papers. for the witness check http://www.myfoxorlando.com/dpp/news
Romin2003
You are 100% correct.
Exactly Michelle!! It's interesting how America wants to take race out of this situation....and frankly you can't. Just as you can't erase America's racial history. It's easy to gloss over this and make it a black issue. An African American child lost his life at the hands of someone else, and its overlooked!!! It's horrible!!! Now turn the picture around and if it had been a White child and African American man claiming self defense in Florida, we already know the ending of that story. America wake and have the conversation on racism!! It is still alive and well in America. For all of you who have posted some pretty horrible comments about this case. Someone died in this tragedy!!! And there are laws in this country that said its ok for that to happen. Let's pray it doesn't happen to you or your family. My heart and prayers go out to the Martin family.
rest in peace trayvo? you are in a better place. you are in god,s hand now.
To all you pathetic MORONS out there who just can't help but bash Obama no matter what the occasion. GO TO HELL....yeah ...I mean it.
the president does not need your support
I don't think the law is the problem – law ENFORCEMENT (specifically lack thereof) is!
how is a "stand your ground" statute POSSIBLY applicable in a case where the shooter PURSUED the person from whom they claim to have defended themselves and did so in public? this isn't in dispute: Zimmerman PURSUED Martin – he admitted so IN REAL TIME on the 911 call! and the police claim they have no reason to doubt his claim of self-defense?
again, not a legislative problem – you can pass and/or repeal all the laws you want but if the police & prosecutors refuse to enforce them the results don't change (just ask any wall st executive)...
How do you define PURSUE by Trayvons girlfriends account all Zimmerman did was ask a question.The next witness Source http://www.myfoxorlando.com/dpp/news (which was dated March 2nd and has been withheld by the national media) puts Trayvon on top of Zimmerman beating him.
I think this is a very good point. Against this "stand your ground" law though I am, concentrating on it misses the larger point of police discretion. Bad policing is bad policing no matter the particular local context, and without this law that police department could have come to the exact same conclusions.
Still, I can't help but suspect that a few of the original sponsors of this law knew that it would be a wonderful excuse to shoot black people. They must have known that the police are biased against young black men, and that the law would feed back upon this tendency.
kevin mills
I THINK ITS WRONG THAT THIS MAN IS STILL WALKING AROUND FREE IF THAT WAS HIM THAT MAN BE IN JAIL
If If? there is a african american man that shot a white man over a skateboard in Florida he is free under the same law by the way it was in front of the guys 8 year old daughter no if's in this stayement
Maybe Forida residents will see the lunacy of this law and demand a change. Or maybe they'll be like sheep and do nothing and let the NRA run their state.
It is not the laws fault. He did not follow the law; he was in the wrong. There is nothing wrong with Stand Your Ground if it is followed appropriately.
Tendofreak
Nothing wrong with the law. If someone approaches me and tries to do me harm then I should be able to protect myself. Not saying thats what happened here., just disagreeing with the statement that SYG law is no good.
NOT THE LAW
The only people that should be arguing that the stand your ground law should protect him is the defense. From the purported "facts" the law does not apply and any judge, jury, prosecutor would be able to identify that. Don't blame the law here until the final decision is handed down. It is still good law when applied correctly as I feel will be the eventual case here.
I have wondered about Florida, for a while. Baby killing ok, black kid killing ok...
There should be no attack on the Stand your Ground Law because the law was clearly not followed here as there was no force to be met other than the delicous skittles; so it is not the law that is a problem it is the person who violated it. AKA GEORGE ZIMMERMAN. Lock him up.
As far as Zimmerman being racist Cnn interview with a African American neighbor of Zimmerman said he mentors two African American Children that he met thru church
@ Glaziers930......stop it already!
Truthspeaks
Dude ur an ediot...GET REAL!?!
please dont confuse these trolls with the facts
@ toad check my sources against your speculation.All my sources many other post on this page
wait a sec I am a idiot my last post was meant to go to truthspeaks
Sorry toad I meant truthspeaks
Well, as Zimmerman has African-American neighbors, one walking around the neighborhood should not have been a problem then, right? You're full of it. Quit trying to make Zimmerman the victim. If he truly were the victim, he's BE DEAD!!!!!
@ sigh Thats my point one walking around the area was not a problem.If you did any research you would see that he also has family that are african american.It is pretty hard to view facts when they don;t match your unimformed speculation
"Zimmerman, whose family says he is Hispanic[...]"
Look, does anyone realize how racist white Hispanics can be? Remember the conquistadors? Why do you think all of the indigenous looking Latinos are coming here? Partially to escape the privations and humiliation of 500 years of genocide and near-slavery from these terrible, TERRIBLE hacienda-owning f&%k-heads.
Seriously. They consider the day wasted if they haven't massacred a village of Mayan indians or thrown a college student out of a helicopter by lunch time. Between that and a man standing around awkwardly on a corner waiting for a tool-laden pickup truck, I'll take the latter any day.
maybe potos can have everyone over on the lawn for a beer and talk about it
Jack Myhogoff
On a related note, Florida school district administrators changed the state's standardized testing date to today. Preliminary results show that scores are up 73% from last year.
did anyone think maybe when they are marching they should have a "take the hoodies" off chant....if the kid was wearing his football jersey or a regular sweatshirt he would not have intimidated the spanish guy in the first place.....hoodies are like black ski masks....and used in most crimes today
So, are you saying that only WHITE people are allowed to put their hoods up when it's raining – and it was?
I'm a white man in his 50s, I wear a hoodie. You are a BIGOT.
YOUR COMMENT IS SO STUPID!- Not to mention you must not get around much...quite ignorant.
BOMBO © I'm not the Unibomber but
That's just not true
kraman
There is a common message among all those who support George Zimmerman, that he did not follow ground rule of a neighborhood vigilantly, which means he did not follow the law. The proponent of the "stand your ground" law himself said that the law is not applicable in this case. Zimmerman's conversation with the 911 dispatcher is self explanatory what he is up to and not what he says when things are not going his way. Trayvon Martin is not there to tell his story.
somebody has to answer for this kid's death.............
Maybe YOU DON'T
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What It Means For New York After CDC Reverses Mask Guidelines
Bobby Welber
Bobby Welber Published: July 28, 2021
It appears all New Yorkers are a giant step closer to putting masks back on. The CDC says New York has "substantial" levels of COVID transmission.
On Tuesday, the CDC updated its mask guidance. The agency now recommends fully vaccinated New Yorkers start wearing masks indoors again in places where the transmission rate of COVID is high or substantial.
"This pandemic continues to pose a serious threat to the health of all Americans," CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said Tuesday. "Today, we have new science related to the delta variant that requires us to update the guidance regarding what you can do when you are fully vaccinated."
Most of the people being infected with the Delta variant are unvaccinated individuals but Walensky adds new data is showing vaccinated people with the delta variant could be "contagious and spread the virus to others."
Stay Informed: CDC Website About Coronavirus
The CDC believes all should wear masks indoors or at large gatherings in areas where the infection rate of COVID is considered "high" or "substantial."
"In areas with substantial and high transmission, CDC recommends fully vaccinated people wear masks in public, indoor settings to help prevent the spread of the delta variant, and protect others," Walensky said.
The CDC deems the infection rate is "high" or "substantial" when there is 50 cases per 100,000 people over a seven-day period, or when the positivity rate is higher than five percent.
The CDC released a map of the United States with states broken down into "high," "substantial," "moderate," or "low" levels of community transmission.
New York State is listed as having "substantial" transmission, meaning the CDC recommends New Yorkers were masks again. Gov. Andrew Cuomo says New York State health officials are reviewing the data and latest CDC guidance.
"New Yorkers beat back COVID before -- going from the highest positivity rate on the globe to one of the lowest -- by staying smart, following the science, and having each other's backs, and that's exactly what we'll keep doing in this next phase of the pandemic. We are reviewing the CDC's new recommendations closely in consultation with federal and state health experts," Cuomo stated.
The CDC also released a map broken down by county in New York. In the Hudson Valley, Greene County is listed as "substantial" while the rest of the region is "moderate." New York City and Long Island appear to have "substantial" transmission, according to the CDC.
The CDC is also recommending all school children wear masks in the classroom this fall.
"This includes schools, including teachers, staff, students and visitors, regardless of vaccination status," Walensky added.
President Biden says the latest CDC mask guidance moves the nation another step closer to finally defeating coronavirus but notes it's a sign "we still need to do better" to get more to roll up their sleeves.
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Football Is Family: One day until the opener
The Broncos enjoyed breakfast with their families and then hit the practice field one final time before their game against Seattle.
Todd Davis enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018.
Photo credit: Zach Pereles/denverbroncos.com
Darian Stewart enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018.
Jared Veldheer enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018
Adam Jones enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018.
Todd Davis enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018
Joe Jones enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018.
Domata Peko enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018.
Photo credit: Zach Pereles/denverbroncos.com/Wide receivers coach Zach Azzanni enjoy breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018.
Photo credit: Zach Pereles/denverbroncos.com/Defensive coordinator Joe Woods enjoys breakfast on Sept. 8, 2018.
Brandon Marshall heads out to practice on Sept. 8, 2018.
Case Keenum (front) and Jeff Heuerman head out to practice on Sept. 8, 2018.
(from left to right) Domata Peko Sr., Zach Kerr and Shelby Harris pose before practice on Sept. 8, 2018.
Chad Kelly poses before practice on Sept. 8, 2018.
(from left to right) Isaac Yiadom, Dave Williams and Jeff Holland head out to practice on Sept. 8, 2018.
Max Garcia heads out to practice on Sept. 8, 2018.
(from left to right) Dymonte Thomas, Shaquil Barrett and Chris Harris Jr. head out to practice on Sept. 8, 2018.
#BroncosCamp, Day 1: The competition is heating up
Take an extensive look at the first practice of training camp through photos from the full session, from players warming up to their autograph sessions with fans after their on-field work concluded.
Back in business: Broncos report for 2019 training camp
Broncos players arrived early Wednesday morning to report for the team's 2019 training camp.
Fourth annual Back to School with the Broncos takes kids on King Soopers shopping spree
At the fourth annual Back to School with the Broncos shopping event, 25 children from the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club were surprised with $100 gift cards for school-supply shopping at King Soopers — and Broncos players helped them pick out everything they needed for the upcoming school year.
A tour through Chubbtown, Georgia
Bradley Chubb's ancestors founded a community of free black men in 1864 in western Georgia. Though it no longer is a bustling town like it once was, it still holds a significant place in southern history and in the lineage of Chubb's family.


Calculating the true value of a customer, or potential customer, puts a value on the total sales and profits generated by one individual customer over their lifetime with a business. The actual numbers can be astounding.
For example, one of the first salary tax return clients I gained when starting my accounting practice in Osborne Park twenty four years ago started at an annual fee of $80. But over a twenty year period this one client started a business, made investments, and ended up generating over $200,000 of tax fees.
That the first sale to a customer is rarely profitable. The costs involved in gaining and servicing a customer's first sale are really a long term investment.
The profits from a customer are generated over many years from repeat sales. The key is building a long term relationship with the customer.
Repeat customers are satisfied customers and bring new customers to your business. They are your best advertisement, marketing company and public relations firm as they actually use your services or products and recommend you to their family, friends, and work colleagues.
Repeat customers need to be valued and serviced to a high standard or they will be lost.
The only way to maximize the true value of a customer is ensuring they are retained as a twenty year repeat customer. To do this businesses must be customer focused and actually add more value to the customer than they charge.


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R v Lloyd: BC Court of Appeal Declines to Declare Minimum Sentencing Legislation Invalid
by Mary Thibodeau · November 27, 2015
At issue in R v Lloyd, 2014 BCCA 224 was whether section 5(3)(a)(i)(D) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, SC 1996, c 19 [CDSA] amounted to cruel and unusual punishment under section 12 of the Charter. Section 5(3)(a)(i) of the CDSA contemplates certain conditions whereby a sentencing judge must impose a mandatory minimum sentence of one year. Mr. Lloyd was captured under this rubric after his arrest and charge under section 5(3)(a)(i) of the CDSA, given his prior conviction for a similar trafficking offence and recent prison term.
On March 22, 2013, Mr. Lloyd was detained by police under the pretext of illegally riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. During the conversation with police Mr. Lloyd appeared agitated and nervous. The officers patted down Mr. Lloyd and found a knife on him, a violation of his probation. When Mr. Lloyd was arrested and searched more thoroughly, the officers then found what appeared to be illegal drugs, money, and a record of drug sale transactions. Mr. Lloyd was charged with three counts of possession of a Schedule 1 drug for the purpose of trafficking.
The relevant provisions of the CDSA state:
5. (1) No person shall traffic in a substance included in Schedule I, II, III or IV or in any substance represented or held out by that person to be such a substance.
(2) No person shall, for the purpose of trafficking, possess a substance included in Schedule I, II, III or IV.
(3) Every person who contravenes subsection (1) or (2)
(a) subject to paragraph (a.1), if the subject matter of the offence is a substance included in Schedule I or II, is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for life, and
(i) to a minimum punishment of imprisonment for a term of one year if
(D) the person was convicted of a designated substance offence, or had served a term of imprisonment for a designated substance offence, within the previous 10 years.
As Mr. Lloyd had been previously convicted under the CDSA for possession of a Schedule 1 drug, and sentenced to 80 days in prison, he was subject to the mandatory minimum sentence of one year under 5(3)(a)(i)(D).
Judicial History
Mr. Lloyd had some success at the trial level in the decision handed down by the Provincial Court of British Columbia in R v Lloyd, 2014 BCPC 0011 (a summary of the decision is available here), with Galati J. finding that the minimum sentence provision was unconstitutional. As a result, a declaration was issued rendering the provision of no force or effect. However, Mr. Lloyd was still given a one-year prison sentence, based on a consideration of aggravating sentencing factors, such as his previous criminal record.
The Crown appealed the sentence imposed by the trial judge, arguing that he had imposed a sentence that was unfit. The Crown also contended that Galati J. had erred in finding the minimum sentence to be unconstitutional, and thus had gone outside of his jurisdiction in issuing a declaration.
The Court of Appeal determined that the ultimate issue was the appropriate sentence given to Mr. Lloyd, and not the constitutionality of the minimum sentence. Further, the Court of Appeal determined that the trial judge had erred in issuing a declaration striking down the law as unconstitutional. That is, the Court of Appeal reasoned that while the law requires a court to decline to apply a law that it finds to be of no force or effect, the Provincial Court is not empowered to issue a declaration to strike down a law.
The Court of Appeal held that it was unnecessary to consider the constitutional issue as to whether s. 5(2) amounted to cruel and unusual punishment contrary to s. 12 of the Charter, because the minimum sentence provision did not increase the length of sentence faced by a person in the respondent's position.
As a result, the Court of Appeal substituted the one-year sentence for that of 18 months, although it did adjust the sentence to give credit for time already served in custody.
The Court of Appeal also took note of the personal circumstances of Mr. Lloyd, that he sold drugs to finance his own drug habit, and that his previous convictions involved petty crimes, most likely committed to fund his addiction. Mr. Lloyd had also made efforts toward rehabilitation. Despite the difficulties he faced in attempting to recover from addiction in prison, he had attended rehabilitative programs while incarcerated and had contacted a drug treatment facility with the intention of attending once he was released. Nevertheless, the Court of Appeal found that the mitigating factors were outweighed by aggravating factors, as Mr. Lloyd had been convicted of three charges of possessing drugs while he had been out on bail.
Constitutional Powers to Grant a Declaration of Invalidity
As noted above, the Court of Appeal also looked at whether it was correct for the Provincial Court to issue a declaration that the law was of no force or effect. In this regard, the Court of Appeal took note of the lower court judge's reference to R v Nur, 2013 ONCA 677 at para 77 [Nur]:
If a minimum penalty fails either the particularized or reasonable hypothetical component of the gross disproportionality inquiry, the provision, assuming it cannot be "saved" by s. 1 of the Charter, will be found to violate s. 12. After some doubt, it is now established that if a mandatory minimum sentence violates s. 12, the remedy lies under s. 52 of the Constitution Act, 1982. The offending provision to the extent that it is inconsistent with s. 12 will be of "no force or effect" and will be struck down. A more narrow case-specific remedy in the form of a constitutional exemption applicable to the individual accused is not an available remedy.
The lower court judge was persuaded that a more narrow case specific remedy, such as a constitutional exemption, was not applicable after a finding that the law in question is of no force or effect; and therefore, the law shall be struck down. The Court of Appeal disagreed with this interpretation of the decision in Nur, finding that the quote did not give license for a provincial court judge to issue a declaration.
Counsel for Mr. Lloyd also cited R v Big M Drug Mart, [1985] 1 SCR 295 at 315-316 to defend their assertion that a provincial court has the jurisdiction to grant a declaration:
[T]he Crown argues that Big M should not have been able to bring a s. 52 application in a provincial court because it does not have prerogative powers. Even under the Crown's interpretation of "court of competent jurisdiction" the majority of the Alberta Court of Appeal held that the Provincial Court has independent jurisdiction, aside from the Charter in the case at bar.
The appellant overlooks the fact that it has always been open to provincial courts to declare legislation invalid in criminal cases. No one may be convicted of an offence under an invalid statute.
From this quote, it seems clear that the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") has found it it appropriate for a provincial court to grant declaratory relief in criminal cases. Nevertheless, Groberman J.A. for the Court of Appeal determined that there was a difference between "declaring" legislation invalid and "a formal power to issue a declaratory judgment" (Lloyd, para 33). Support for this position was found in another BC Court of Appeal judgment, Shewchuk v Ricard, [1986], 28 DLR (4th) 429, where the Court explained that a "declaration" can be used both in a "strict" and an "extended" sense:
…it is equally clear that if a person is before a court upon a charge, complaint, or other proceeding properly within the jurisdiction of that court then the court is competent to decide that the law upon which the charge, complaint or proceeding is based is of no force and effect by reason of the provisions of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and to dismiss the charge, complaint or proceeding. The making of a declaration that the law in question is of no force and effect, in that context, is nothing more than a decision of a legal question properly before the court. It does not trench upon the exclusive right of the superior courts to grant prerogative relief including general declarations.
The BC Court of Appeal interpreted this to mean that a law can be found to be of no force or effect and a provincial court may dismiss the individual charge but cannot make a general declaration as such. The Court found further support for this principle in Kent Roach's Constitutional Remedies in Canada (2nd ed.) (looseleaf) Toronto: Canada Law Book/Thomson Reuters, 2013, 6.460, 6-25. Here it cited the following passage in support of the principle that provincial criminal courts may determine whether an offence violates the Constitution, but not make a formal declaration:
A provincial criminal court has jurisdiction under s. 52 of the Constitution Act, 1982 to determine whether the offence charged violates the Constitution. … This does not, however, mean that provincial courts can make a formal declaration that a law is of no force or effect, this being within the inherent powers of provincial superior courts.
Groberman J.A. then turned to the question of standing for Mr. Lloyd to challenge the constitutionality of the law. He found that Mr. Lloyd did have standing to challenge the validity of s. 5(3)(a)(i)(D) of the CDSA, however the Court was not required to rule on the issue unless the section would impact on the sentence for Mr. Lloyd. Mr. Lloyd was not affected by the impugned legislation, given that he would have received more than the minimum sentence anyway.
Counsel for Mr. Lloyd argued that even if the provision would not impact the individual sentence given to their client, the Court should still consider the constitutionality of the law, as others who may be impacted by the minimum sentence provision may not be able to bring a constitutional challenge to the legislation. Groberman J.A. was not persuaded by Counsel's argument, perhaps because of his focus on the declaration issue.
Counsel for Mr. Lloyd also argued that minimum sentences create an "inflationary floor" that affect the sentences not only of those that would have received less than one year, but also those who would have received higher sentences. Groberman J.A. did not appear to disagree, as he noted that there will be a "ripple effect" with minimum sentence provisions, in that not only people at the lowest end of the spectrum of sentencing will be affected.
In light of the "ripple effect" arising out of minimum sentences, the ambiguity around powers to make declarations, and the general controversy over minimum sentences, it is not surprising that the Supreme Court has granted leave to appeal in this case. Many organizations with an interest in advancing social justice and fundamental rights and freedoms have been granted intervenor status by the SCC, including Pivot Legal Society, BC Civil Liberties Association, the Canadian Association of People Who Use Drugs, and West Coast Women's Legal Education and Action Fund, among others. Given the recent change in Federal Government, it is unsurprising to see the ideologically driven "tough on crime" approach to criminal justice of the Conservative Government in question. It should be interesting to watch for the Liberal Government's position on this case going forward, and of course, whether the SCC will find the CDSA's minimum sentence provision unconstitutional.
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Q: How to prevent root from running git pull? Have need to prevent root from updating a git (working) directory.  Reasoning includes but not limited to: preventing undersired file-system ownership changes.
None of the git hooks seem to prevent a fetch/merge/pull before it happens, similar to pre-commit hook.  Or at least, nothing I see here (or in man page):
http://www.analysisandsolutions.com/code/git-hooks-summary-cheat-sheet.htm
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A: The only way I saw this not resolved but at least "mitigated" was through a wrapper for the git command:
All git commands go through this wrapper which proceeds if the user id is not root.

A: Change /root/.bashrc to add a new directory to the beginning of the PATH. Add a shell script there called git that tests $1 to be one of a few read-only commands (show/status/log/rev-list etc) and calls /usr/bin/git "$@" if the command is acceptable. This will prevent anybody on your team from accidentally running git pull as root. If you are worried about them doing it deliberately, you have bigger problems...

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Family creates foundation to honor the legacy of Lafayette boy killed riding his bicycle
Family creates foundation to honor the legacy of Lafayette boy killed riding his bicycle Elissa Harrington reports. LAFYETTE, Calif. – 10-year-old Leo Cellura's life was cut short on July 28th. He was riding his bicycle in his Lafayette neighborhood along Merriewood Drive when he collided with a delivery truck. In […]
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LAFYETTE, Calif. – 10-year-old Leo Cellura's life was cut short on July 28th. He was riding his bicycle in his Lafayette neighborhood along Merriewood Drive when he collided with a delivery truck.
In the days since the tragic accident, his parents started a memorial fund in his name – the Live Like Leo Memorial Foundation. In just a few short weeks, it already raised more than $200,000.
"Our goal with the Live Like Leo Foundation is, in its simplest form, to preserve Leo's legacy and share his legacy with others," wrote his parents, Michael and Dinasha Cellura, in an email. "Today, the foundation is still in its visionary status. We hope to drive two distinct visions within the foundation: to seek out like-minded charities and foundations to support, based on our guiding principles; and to provide tangible, life-changing experiences for underprivileged or underserved youth who seek to live their lives by these guiding principles."
This includes global experiences which they say shaped their son to be the special person he was.
"Our guiding principles are clear: kindness, empathy, compassion, selflessness, inclusion, and diversity. Above all, we hope to inspire awareness about how these principles play out in our daily society. We believe that varied experiences in the world—like those Leo had—can educate and spread awareness and ultimately, a greater understanding of each other," Leo's parents wrote in the email.
They want to work with other charitable organizations with the same goals and hope to reward candidates not based on their academics, but on their goodwill and compassion.
They say their son was raised as a global citizen. He was born in San Francisco but lived overseas for most of his life. His family only recently moved back to the Bay Area.
"He really was just a good kid always trying to do the right thing," wrote Leo's parents.
While loved ones grapple with the tragic loss, they say this foundation is a way for his legacy to live on.
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What is ROS (Robot Operating System)?
ByAlain Godot 20 June 2019 3 June 2021
Technical introduction to ROS
ROS (Robot Operating System) is an open source software development environment for robotics. Its development is currently led by the Open Robotics. ROS is a standardised meta operating system that provides various functionalities for robotics:
abstraction of the hardware layer,
control of low-level peripherals,
simplified implementation of commonly used features,
inter-process messaging,
management of packages installed under ROS.
Its use
At INNOWTECH we use the ROS environment for robotic systems that require mini-computers to perform tasks that are too complex for small microcontrollers (video compression, image processing…). It will thus be used on our sensor robots.
Its simplicity allows the rapid development of technological bricks through the standardisation of basic tasks thanks to the use of Nodes.
What is a node?
A Node is a small piece of software that performs a task (e.g. driving motors). Nodes can be programmed in C++ or Python and are available via ROS packages containing various functions and free libraries. The communication between these different nodes is done using a "Publish/Suscribe" protocol.
ROS Master
The nodes communicate with each other thanks to the "ROS Master", which is the system's orchestra conductor. As illustrated in figure (1), the ROS Master manages the transmission of messages between the nodes thanks to topics whose role is to identify the links between the nodes publishers and the nodes subscribers.
ROS therefore allows us to quickly integrate standard bricks for generic functions and then develop our own packages for specific functions of our robot-sensors.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn French companies Elements and Innowtech are presenting a new robot at the Start-Up Planet that can monitor and study radioactive areas in nuclear facilities. Innowtech supplies the robot on wheels, while Elements provides the WiFi hub and communication links that connect the robot to an operator in a safe area. The…
INNOWTECH participates in the French Robotics Cup 2021 !
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn The French Robotics Cup is a competition co-organised since 2016 by the association Planète Sciences and the mixed economy company Oryon. The aim is to bring together young people who are passionate about robotics and engineering. For 3 days, their objective is to design and build an autonomous robot that complies with the…
The letter M: INNOWTECH wins a contract in Australia and plans to raise new funds.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn INNOWTECH, which designs and manufactures industrial measurement solutions such as robots equipped with sensors in sensitive environments (nuclear, piping, etc.), has won its first international contract. "We signed with the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), which was looking for an autonomous robotic measurement tool to measure the activity on…
The future of sensor robots
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn In order to answer the question "Sensor robots: what prospects for the future? "Innowtech offers you a reflection to read on the following link. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/robots-capteurs-quelles-perspectives-pour-lavenir-alain-godot/ Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn
Arrival of Jules and Evan
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Q: How is data replaced in memcached when it is full, and memcache performance? From the memcached wiki:

When the table is full, subsequent inserts cause older data to be purged in least recently used (LRU) order.

I have the following questions:

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*Which data will be purged? The one which is older by insertion, or the one which is least recently used? I mean if recently accessed data is d1 which is oldest by insertion and the cache is full while replacing data will it replace d1?

*I am using PHP for interacting with memcached. Can I have control over how data is replaced in memcached? Like I do not want some of my data to get replaced until it expires even if the cache is full. This data should not be replaced instead other data can be removed for insertion.

*When data is expired is it removed immediately?

*What is the impact of the number of keys stored on memcached performance?

*What is the significance of -k option in memcached.conf? I am not able to understand what "lock down all paged memory" means. Also, the description in README is not sufficient.

A: When memcached needs to store new data in memory, and the memory is already full, what happen is this:

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*memcached searches for a a suitable* expired entry, and if one is found, it replaces the data in that entry. Which answers point 3) data is not removed immediately, but when new data should be set, space is reallocated

*if no expired entry is found, the one that is least recently used is replaced

*Keep in mind how memcached deals with memory: it allocates blocks of different sizes, so the size of the data you are going to set in the cache plays role in deciding which entry is removed. The entries are 2K, 4K, 8K, 16K... etc up to 1M in size.
All this information can be found in the documentation, so just read in carefully. As @deceze says, memcached does not guarantee that the data will be available in memory and you have to be prepared for a cache miss storm. One interesting approach to avoid a miss storm is to set the expiration time with some random offset, say 10 + [0..10] minutes, which means some items will be stored for 10, and other for 20 minutes (the goal is that not all of items expire at the same time).
And if you want to preserve something in the cache, you have to do two things:

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*a warm-up script, that asks cache to load the data. So it is always recently used

*2 expiration times for the item: one real expiration time, let's say in 30 minutes; another - cached along with the item - logical expiration time, let's say in 10 minutes. When you retrieve the data from the cache, you check the logical expiration time and if it is expired - reload data and set it in the cache for another 30 minutes. In this way you'll never hit the real cache expiration time, and the data will be periodically refreshed.

5) What is the significance of -k option in "memcached.conf". I am not
  able to understand what does "Lock down all paged memory" means. Also
  description in README is also not sufficient.

No matter how much memory you will allocate for memcached, it will use only the amount it needs, e.g. it allocates only the memory actually used. With the -k option however, the entire memory is reserved when memcached is started, so it always allocates the whole amount of memory, no matter if it needs it or not


Rebecca came to radio by accident when she found herself in Kalgoorlie, WA on stage with a couple of nice gals from the local radio station.
She followed them to work one day, (because they invited her) and became the Online Producer for ABC Goldfields-Esperence.
It was great year spent traipsing around the Goldfields meeting new people and exploring the joys of ABC online, but Rebecca had the inkling that behind the mic was the place to be.
So she set off to learn her craft and studied broadcasting at WAAPA.
Always keen to explore Australia, in 2010 Rebecca discovered the joy of the early morning while presenting breakfast for ABC Western Victoria, before heading to the Sunshine State in 2012 and joining ABC Darwin in 2015.
Growing up in Gippsland in Victoria's east, perhaps her future career might have seemed obvious to friends and family as she was never shy of telling a good tale: while other kids were called 'motor-mouth', Rebecca was 'turbo-charged'.
But she does hope her story telling ability has improved since her prep teacher said, "I love Rebecca's stories, I just wish they didn't take so long to tell!"
In her spare time, Rebecca loves treading the boards, walking over a hill or two in the bush and planning her next overseas adventure.


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BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4)– The El Paso County Sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest on Saturday.
A suspected car thief shot and killed Deputy Micah Flick on Monday afternoon.
His funeral will be on Saturday at 1 p.m. at the New Life Church in Colorado Springs.
A donation site has been established for Flick's family online or in person: The El Paso County Sheriff's Office Foundation, 1980 Dominion Way, Ste. 200. Colorado Springs, CO 80918.


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Funerals held for drivers in wrong-way crash
Funerals are being held today for an off-duty NYPD officer and the driver he allegedly crashed into.
Funerals held for drivers in wrong-way crash Funerals are being held today for an off-duty NYPD officer and the driver he allegedly crashed into. Check out this story on lohud.com: http://lohud.us/1oNSF5h
TJN Published 12:05 p.m. ET Aug. 19, 2014 | Updated 10:23 p.m. ET Aug. 19, 2014
Pall bearers carry the casket of James DeVito of Airmont in to Sacred Heart Church in Suffern Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car.(Photo: Seth Harrison/The Journal News)Buy Photo
Funerals were held Tuesday for an off-duty New York City police officer and an Airmont driver who were killed in a wrong-way crash on the New York State Thruway Aug. 12.
A service was held for James DeVito, 59, at Sacred Heart Church in Suffern, , where he had been a parishioner. DeVito, 59, had been a chef at Mount St. Mary College in Newburgh.
Officer Richard Christopher's funeral service was held late Tuesday morning at Higgins Funeral Home in New City. Christopher, 32, was an an Army veteran who served in the Middle East and Bosnia before joining the NYPD. He reportedly drove the wrong way on the Thruway.
Victim of Wrong-Way Crash Mourned
Pall bearers carry the casket of James DeVito from Sacred Heart Church in Suffern after a funeral for the Airmont man Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car. Seth Harrison/The Journal News
Mourners gather outside Sacred Heart Church in Suffern before the funeral James DeVito of Airmont Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car. Seth Harrison/The Journal News
Mourners console each other outside Sacred Heart Church in Suffern before the funeral James DeVito of Airmont Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car. Seth Harrison/The Journal News
Pall bearers carry the casket of James DeVito of Airmont in to Sacred Heart Church in Suffern Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car. Seth Harrison/The Journal News
Mourners watch as pall bearers carry the casket of James DeVito from Sacred Heart Church in Suffern after a funeral for the Airmont man Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car. Seth Harrison/The Journal News
Msgr. Joseph R. Giandurco speaks to mourners after the funeral forJames DeVito of Airmont at Sacred Heart Church in Suffern Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car. Seth Harrison/The Journal News
Mourners console each other after the funeral forJames DeVito of Airmont at Sacred Heart Church in Suffern Aug. 19, 2014. DeVito was killed on Aug. 12th when Richard Christopher, an off duty New York City police officer, drove his car the wrong way on the New York State Thruway in Ramapo and struck DeVito's car. Seth Harrison/The Journal News
The crash remains is under investigation.
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Широкий Буерак — село в Вольском районе Саратовской области, административный центр Широкобуеракского муниципального образования.

География
Находится на правом берегу Волги на расстоянии примерно 18 километров по прямой на восток-северо-восток от районного центра города Вольск. Через село проходит региональная трасса Р228.

История
Село было основано в первой четверти XVIII века. Первым названием было Покровское, однако впоследствии закрепилось название Широкое или Широкий Буерак по большому оврагу возле села. Не позднее 1860 года была построена православная Архангельская церковь. К началу Первой мировой войны в селе насчитывалось 1094 хозяйства и 5315 жителей. в советское время работали колхозы «Путь к социализму». имени Ворошилова и «Россия». В 1935-1951 годах село было центром Широко-Буеракского района.

Население
Население составляло 1117 человек в 2002 году (93% русские),  1115 в 2010.

Инфраструктура
Имеются детский сад, культурно-досуговый центр, участковая больница, пункт связи, магазины.

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