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Home > Have You Read These Memoirs?
The main idea with these lists is the value of reading great literature if your goal is to write great (or even just good) literature. I firmly believe that reading the greats is the most powerful thing you can do to improve your own writing.
Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt (1996). This is just an absolute gem of a book. McCourt's account of his childhood won him a Pulitzer and it's no wonder. It's sad and funny and delightful and totally absorbing. Notice his use of present tense throughout the book. I don't normally recommend that, but it sure worked well for McCourt.
The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls (2005). I finally got around to reading this one last year and I'm really sorry I waited so long. This is simply one of the best memoirs I've ever read. I think it's better than Mary Karr's The Liars' Club and that's saying something.
Travels with Myself and Another by Martha Gellhorn (1978). In case you don't know, Gellhorn was the third wife of Ernest Hemingway and it was he who is referred to in the title as "Another." She couldn't quite bear to mention his name. She refers to him only as U.C. – for Unwilling Companion – in a chapter on China. The book is a travelogue. Gellhorn was a journalist and war correspondent. But the book details only peace-time travels and only those that went awry, the miserable ones where she wished she hadn't gone. It's delightfully self-deprecating and just a complete hoot to read.
Night by Elie Wiesel (1958). I don't know why I didn't mention this one last year. I read it a long time ago, but it stays with me still. A slim book, simply told, about the author's time in the Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps. Painful and moving.
On Writing by Stephen King (2000). This is a twofer. It's part memoir, part how-to book. King dishes out some priceless writing advice in this book while giving you some insight into his own life and own processes. Great read.
People keep coming out with new memoirs, of course. It would be a mistake to focus only on the classics. Here, then, are a few that I read over the course of the last year that are all recent releases. All are terrific and I'd recommend any one of them: Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance, Educated by Tara Westover, In Other Words by Jhumpa Lahiri, The Fact of a Body by Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich, Whip Smart by Melissa Febos, and Radical by Maajid Nawaz.
Got a favorite I haven't mentioned? Let me know what it is. I'm always looking for great memoirs.


PacifiCorp, the owner of the facilities, indicates removal of the dams under the terms of the KHSA (including the customer cost cap) will cost customers less than relicensing the dams to meet required upgrades. The California and Oregon public utilities commissions have also supported the underlying settlement as a better outcome for customers than relicensing the dams. Dam relicensing presents an economic risk for PacifiCorp, as relicensing and upgrading the dams to meet current requirements was estimated to cost over $400 million in 2010. The KHSA defines and limits PacifiCorp's economic commitment to a cost cap of $200 million.
KRRC's direct activities in the Klamath Basin, including dam deconstruction and restoration work, will create a few hundred jobs in the Klamath Basin. KRRC intends to work with local chambers and economic development agencies to ensure local companies are aware of opportunities and have ample time to prepare and train workers. Indirectly, KRRC's expenditures in the basin are expected to stimulate creation of more than a thousand jobs in support industries such as food service and hospitality. Long term, healthy salmon runs would add an estimated 450 jobs in the commercial and recreational fishing industries in Oregon and California.
Klamath salmon support commercial fisheries worth $150 million per year and local recreation industry that contributes millions to the local Klamath Basin economy. Water quality and fisheries improvements will substantially reducing the risk of fishery disasters, such as the complete commercial closure of 2006, which cost more than $100 million in economic losses. Improved fisheries will benefit commercial and recreational fishers alike.
The KHSA benefits the public as a whole by reducing public spending on disaster relief. Over the past ten years, hundreds of millions in public dollars has been spent on emergency measures for fishermen, tribes, and farmers in response to rotating Klamath crises. Implementing the KHSA is one piece of the broader solution to resolve the root cause of these problems.
The impacts of dam removal have been studied extensively by the U.S. Department of the Interior in the 2012 EIS/EIR process and in a further study summarized by the 2012 Overview Report for the Secretary of the Interior. These studies have been vetted by the most rigorous review process available: three levels of peer review, culminating with the National Academy of Sciences.
Impacts will be evaluated again by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process and California State Water Resources Control Board's California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) process and the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
Klamath salmon support commercial fisheries worth $150 million per year and local recreation industry that contributes millions to the local Klamath Basin economy. Dam decommissioning will improve the habitat and health of fisheries by allowing salmon, steelhead, and lamprey access to over 400 stream-miles of historic spawning habitat upstream of the dams. Decommissioning will also prevent stagnant reservoirs from increasing water temperatures in the summer and help alleviate the poor habitat conditions that contribute to fish diseases below the dams.
Klamath dams trap nutrient rich waters in shallow reservoirs. The result is massive blooms of toxic blue-green algae that pose a threat to wildlife and human health. The algae blooms also trap heat and deplete oxygen, further degrading water quality. Restoring the river will eliminate the reservoirs associated with algae blooms and improve water quality that will benefit the region's wildlife, recreation, economy, and health.
There is a direct correlation between health of the Klamath River and health of the people who have for centuries depended on the river. Native American tribes in the Klamath Basin have depended on fisheries for their livelihood, health, and cultural practices since time immemorial. In recent years, poor river conditions have led to the diminished harvest allocations and fish kills. Restoration of the river will improve the lives, health, and economic well-being of those dependent on the river.
Farmers and ranchers in the region will continue to receive the same irrigation and flood control benefits that they do today. The dams which provide these services – the Link and Keno dams – will remain in place. In addition, the KHSA encourages all parties to develop new agreements to provide predictable water supplies and power rates for irrigators.


The Muslim House Rep. sparks a tidal wave of controversy at the Freedom Center's West Coast Retreat.
At the Freedom Center's recent West Coast Retreat at the Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, California (April 5-7, 2019), Milo Yiannopoulos starred as Rep. Ilhan Omar - and the Rep. for Minnesota's 5th congressional district sparked a tidal wave of controversy. Don't miss it!
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fue un historiador, escritor y profesor japonés.

Nacido en Nagoya, Ienaga se graduó de la Universidad de Tokio en 1937. Ejerció la docencia en la Tokyo University of Education (actual Universidad de Tsukuba) de 1949 a 1977 y en la Universidad Chuo de 1977 a 1984.

Ienaga es conocido por una serie de demandas judiciales contra la Autorización de textos escolares (教科書検定) llevada a cabo por el Ministerio de Educación japonés. Fue nominado al Premio Nobel de la Paz de 2001 por Noam Chomsky, entre otros.

Trasfondo de la demanda judicial
En abril de 1947 Ienaga publicó  como un libro de historia general. Tras una petición de la librería , Ienaga escribió un borrador de texto escolar de historia japonesa basado en su libro Nueva Historia de Japón.

El borrador fue rechazado por el Ministerio de Educación durante la Autorización de textos escolares de 1952. Entre los argumentos del Ministerio se mencionaba que la descripción del  no era apropiada y que el borrador no aclaraba el hecho de que la Guerra Ruso-Japonesa fue apoyada por el pueblo japonés.

Ienaga volvió a presentar su trabajo para ser autorizado sin realizar antes ninguna corrección y, de algún modo, el borrador pasó la inspección del Ministerio y fue autorizado, siendo publicado como libro de texto escolar para el año lectivo de 1953 bajo el mismo título de Nueva Historia de Japón.

Tras revisar por completo la primera edición de su libro, Ienaga volvió a presentarlo para una nueva autorización en 1955. Se le informó que el libro sería autorizado con la condición de que fuesen corregidas 216 partes del borrador. Más adelante, el Ministerio de Educación le exigió dos veces la corrección de las partes sugeridas. Ienaga corrigió lo que pudo, y rehusó corregir otras partes.

El libro revisado se publicó en 1956. Sin embargo, por culpa del cambio de los planes de estudio para la enseñanza de ciencias sociales en los colegios en 1955, Ienaga volvió a pedir autorización al Ministerio para la publicación de la tercera y cuarta edición de su libro en noviembre de 1956 y mayo de 1957. Pasaron por el mismo proceso que su edición de 1955, y fueron autorizados para ser publicados en 1959 y 1962 respectivamente.

Primera Demanda
El 12 de junio de 1965 Ienaga entabló la primera acción legal contra el Gobierno de Japón. Reclamaba 1.000.000 de yen bajo el amparo de la Ley de resarcimiento estatal (国家賠償法), fundamentándose en el daño psicológico o daño moral que había sufrido por culpa del sistema del Gobierno, supuestamente inconstitucional, de Autorización de textos escolares. Alegaba que se había visto obligado a corregir el contenido de su borrador de libro de texto contra su voluntad, y por tanto violaba su libertad de expresión.

Ienaga afirmaba que el Sistema de Autorización de textos escolares, que estaba basado, entre otros, en los artículos 21 y 51 de la Ley de Educación Escolar (学校教育法), era injusto e inconstitucional porque:

En total la demanda dio lugar a tres instancias:

 Primera Instancia (entablada por Ienaga el 12 de junio de 1965; sentencia emitida el 16 de julio de 1974, en la Corte del distrito de Tokio): El juez Takatsu dictaminó que el Sistema de autorización de textos no podía ser acusado de censura bajo la definición que da el artículo 21 de la Constitución, porque dicho sistema estaría amparado en la persecución del bien público de la población. Sin embargo, ordenó al Estado el pago a Ienaga de 100.000 yen en compensación por un cierto abuso en la discrecionalidad de sus decisiones.
 Segunda Instancia (recurso entablado por Ienaga el 26 de julio de 1974; sentencia emitida el 16 de marzo de 1993 en la Corte Suprema de Tokio): El juez Suzuki dio la razón al Estado en todos sus argumentos, denegando cualquier abuso en la discrecionalidad de la administración en el proceso.
 Tercera Instancia (recurso entablado por Ienaga el 20 de marzo de 1986; sentencia emitida el 16 de marzo de 1993 en la Corte Suprema): El juez Kabe confirmó la sentencia de la Corte Suprema de Tokio y denegó la apelación.

Segunda demanda
Ienaga presentó una demanda contencioso-administrativa para reclamar al Ministerio de Educación la reversión del rechazo de su libro Nueva Historia de Japón en la autorización de libros de texto de 1966.
 Primera Instancia (entablada por Ienaga el 12 de junio de 1965; sentencia emitida el 16 de julio de 1974 en la Corte del distrito de Tokio): El juez Sugimoto sentenció que la autorización que afecta al contenido o descripción de los libros de texto está en contra del artículo 10 de la Ley Fundamental de Educación, y que la autorización entra dentro de la definición de censura, tal y como se define en la sección 2, artículo 21, de la Constitución, por lo que exigió que el estado revirtiese su decisión.
 Segunda Instancia (entablada por el Estado el 24 de julio de 1970; sentencia emitida el 20 de diciembre de 1975 en el Alto Tribunal de Tokio): El juez Azakami desestimó la apelación del Estado basándose en que la decisión de autorización no tenía consistencia.
 Tercera Instancia (entablada por el Estado el 30 de diciembre de 1975; sentencia emitida el 8 de abril de 1982 en la Corte Suprema): La Corte Suprema revirtió y reenvió la apelación al Alto Tribunal, dado que se había revisado ya el plan de estudios y se había perdido toda utilidad en la reversión de la decisión del Ministerio.
 Cuarta instancia (sentencia dictada el 27 de junio de 1989): El juez archiva el caso al haber perdido el demandante el interés en revertir el rechazo de su libro de texto.

Tercera demanda
En su tercer litigio, Ienaga entabló un procedimiento judicial contra el gobierno de Japón para exigir una compensación por los perjuicios provocados por la decisión de 1982 de rechazar su libro de texto.
Primera Instancia (entablada por Ienaga el 1 de enero de 1984; sentencia dictada el 3 de octubre de 1989, en la Corte del distrito de Tokio): El juez Kato dictaminó que si bien el sistema de autorización era en sí mismo constitucional, había habido un abuso de discrecionalidad por parte del Ministerio en cuanto a la censura de la descripción de soumoutai (草莽隊), y ordenó al estado compensar a Ienaga con 100.000 yen.
Segunda Instancia (recurso presentado por el Estado el 13 de octubre de 1989; sentencia dictada el 20 de octubre de 1993, en la Corte Suprema de Tokio): El juez Kawakami sentenció que si bien el sistema de autorización era en sí mismo constitucional, había habido un cierto abuso de discrecionalidad por parte del Ministerio en cuanto a la censura inconstitucional de las descripciones sobre la Masacre de Nankín y los abusos sexuales cometidos por los militares, además de lo establecido acerca de los soumotai, ordenando al Estado a compensar a Ienaga con 300.000 yen.
Tercera Instancia (recurso presentado por Ienaga el 25 de octubre de 1989; sentencia dictada el 29 de agosto de 1997 en la Corte Suprema): El juez Ono decidió que si bien el sistema de autorización era en sí mismo constitucional, había habido un abuso de discrecionalidad por parte del Ministerio en cuanto a la censura de las descripciones de la Unidad 731, los abusos sexuales cometidos en Nanking y la descripción de los soumoutai, ordenando al estado compensar a Ienaga con 400.000 yen.

Bibliografía
History of Japan. Tokyo: Japan Travel Bureau, 1964.
Ichi Rekishi Gakusha No Ayumi, traducido al inglés como Japan's Past, Japan's Future: One Historian's Odyssey.  Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, Publishers, 2001. ISBN 0-7425-0989-3. La autobiografía de Ienaga.
Taiheiyō Sensō. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1968. Escrito como contrapartida a los controversiales libros de historia, intenta examinar tanto las razones que motivaron la conducta japonesa durante Guerra del Pacífico de 1931 a 1945, como la conducta en sí misma. Traducida al inglés con varios títulos:
The Pacific War, 1931–1945: A Critical Perspective on Japan's role in World War II. New York: Pantheon Books, 1978. ISBN 0-394-73496-3.
The Pacific War: World War II and the Japanese, 1931–1945. New York: Pantheon Books, 1978. ISBN 0-394-49762-7.
Japan's Last War: World War II and the Japanese, 1931–1945. Canberra: Australian National University Press, 1979. ISBN 0-7081-0312-X.
Yamatoe. John M. Shields, traductor. Traducida como Painting in the Yamato style. New York, Weatherhill, 1973. ISBN 0-8348-1016-6.
Japanese art: a cultural appreciation.  Tr. por Richard L. Gage. New York: Weatherhill, 1979. ISBN 0-8348-0129-8

Enlaces externos
 (10 de marzo de 1993)
 (29 de agosto de 1997)
"Teaching War", un artículo de Saburo Ienaga
Examinando las controversias de los libros de texto de historia japoneses toca el tema de las experiencias y el papel de Ienaga cambiando los libros de texto japoneses.
"Coming to terms with the past", artículo en inglés sobre la vide a Saburo Ienaga.

Véase también
 Educación en Japón

Historiadores de Japón
Casos judiciales de Japón
Libertad de expresión
Derechos humanos en Japón
Japoneses del siglo XX
Controversias historiográficas
Escritores en japonés

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Finding Out What's On
Paper magazine listings are dwindling, but for up-to-the-minute dates and schedules for what's happening in music, theater, dance, and film, you can still pick up the weekly l'Officiel des Spectacles (1€), a comprehensive listing of weekly events which also has a weekly pull-out listings guide, complete with reviews. It comes out in newsstands on Wednesdays, the day new movies are released in France,.
Online, Pariscope has excellent listings (www.pariscope.fr), as do l'Officiel des Spectacles (www.offi.fr) and Télérama (www.telerama.fr). All three sites are in French only. By the way, if you see a sign at a theater or on an events website that says location, that means "box office," not location.
Getting Tickets
Many hotels will help you get tickets, and most venues have a reservation link online, but the easiest way to buy tickets is at Fnac, the giant bookstore/music chain that has one of the most comprehensive box offices in the city (follow the signs to the "Billeterie"). You can also order your tickets online in English at www.fnactickets.com or by phone at tel. 08-92-68-36-22 (.40€/min.). Ticketmaster.fr offers a similar service.
Discount hunters can stand in line at one of the city's three half-price ticket booths, all run by Le Kiosque Théâtre (www.kiosqueculture.com). One is in front of the Montparnasse train station, another on the west side of the Madeleine (facing 15 pl. de la Madeleine, exit rue Tronchet from the Madeleine Métro stop), and a third in the center of place des Ternes (17th arrond.) The first two are open from Tuesday to Saturday (12:30–7.30pm), and Sun (12:30–3:45pm), while Ternes' is open just Wednesday to Saturday (12:30–2:30pm, 3–7:30pm). Half-price tickets for same-day performances go on sale here at 12:30pm. Don't dawdle—by noon the line is long. Plenty of ticket discounts can also be had at BilletRéduc, www.billetreduc.com (in French).
Paris has hundreds of theaters, most of which have something going on almost every night. The obvious catch here is, almost all of it is in French. But even if you can't spit out much more than bonjour and merci, fear not, you have options, including a new English-speaking box office service and a few English-language shows like the hit "How to Become a Parisian in One Hour" (see "Theater in English," below). Alternatively, you can opt for one of the many avant-garde offerings at theaters like Théâtre de Chaillot or Théâtre de la Ville, where shows that combine dance, theater, and images don't really need translation. Ticket prices, particularly for the large, state-funded theaters, are remarkably low. For example, the most expensive seats are 41€ at the Odéon and 42€ at the Comédie-Française.
Theater in English
English-language shows are rare, and comics even more so, but a couple of long-standing gigs in town are worth a detour. At press time, the best place to go for a giggle was "How to Become a Parisian in One Hour" (at Théâtre des Nouveautés; reservations at www.oliviergiraud.com), a one-person show written by Olivier Giraud, a Frenchman who spent several years in the U.S. More humor is on tap at SoGymnase, Paris's only English-language comedy club, on the fourth floor of the Théâtre du Gymnase Marie Bell, 38 av. Bonne Nouvelle, 10th arrond. (www.sogymnase.com; tel. 01-42-46-79-79), Fridays at 9:30pm. And the newest English-language addition is Theatre in Paris (www.theatreinparis.com), a box-office service with tickets to around 10 shows offering English supertitles.
Paris is the nation's dance capital, and most of the country's best companies are based here, including the phenomenal Ballet de l'Opéra de Paris. Top French choreographers like Angelin Preljoçaj, Blanca Li, and José Montalvo produce here, as well as other European stars like Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Mats Ek. Two of the biggest dance venues are Théâtre de Chaillot or Théâtre de la Ville. For some reason, dance is often grouped with classical music in magazine and website listings.
Summer Rhythm & Blues
With few exceptions, the major concert halls and theaters are in action between September and June, taking off the summer months. Since the city virtually empties out as Parisians storm the beaches during the annual vacation exodus, many smaller venues and dance clubs also close their doors. On the upside, Paris sees several wonderful summer music festivals, including Jazz à La Villette (www.jazzalavillette.com), an international jazz blowout that takes place in the Parc de la Villette in August and September, and the Festival Chopin (www.frederic-chopin.com), a tribute to the master at the Parc de la Bagatelle in the Bois de Boulogne in June and July. But if you have your heart set on opera or theater, you're better off visiting during the colder weather.
Heaven-Sent Music Venues: Concerts in Churches
Many of Paris's most beautiful churches and cathedrals, including Notre-Dame, St-Eustache, and Ste-Chapelle, host organ and other classical music concerts. Not only is the setting delightful, but the acoustics are generally otherworldly. While there is no ticket central for these artistic houses of God, concerts are usually listed in the weekly-listings magazines and websites (Pariscope, l'Officiel des Spectacles; see above) under classical music. Most churches print monthly music schedules, which they display near the entrance to the sanctuary (and sometimes post on their websites). Ticket prices are reasonable; sometimes they're free, and if they aren't you likely won't pay more than 25€.
At the end of the 19th century, cabarets and music halls opened in Montmartre, frequented by oddballs and artists, as well as bourgeois, aristocrats, and demi-mondaines looking for a good time. These nightclubs offered an offbeat reflection of the times, where singers like Aristide Bruand would sing about the life of the destitute and sharp political satire would share the stage with cheeky dancing girls dancing that new step, the can-can. Those days are long gone. Although some visitors feel they simply haven't enjoyed the true Paris experience without seeing a show at the Moulin Rouge or the Lido, there is nothing particularly Parisian, or even French, about them anymore. Today's audiences are more likely to arrive in tour buses than touring cars, and contemporary shows are more Vegas than Paris. What you will see here is a lot of scenic razzmatazz and many sublime female bodies, mostly torse nue (topless). If you still want to see one of these shows, do yourself a favor and have dinner somewhere else. The food in these establishments is expensive for the quality. (The following theaters have strict dress codes as well, so be sure to inquire about them when making reservations.)
Chanson: The Next Generation
You've all heard it, the tremulous voice, the monotonous tunes, the intense sincerity of it all—yes, that's chanson, those peculiarly melody-challenged songs that Edith Piaf sang. If you don't understand the words, it's hard to understand why so many French people get all misty-eyed when they listen to it. But that's just it; with chanson, it's the words that count. Each song is a poem set to music, in fact some lyrics are the works of famous French authors. In recent years, a new generation of young singers/writers have been coming up with their own poetic versions of the trials and tribulations of life, and their heroes are not so much Piaf and Aznavour as Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan. The biggest venue for contemporary chanson these days is Les Trois Baudets, 64 bd. de Clichy, 18th arrond. (www.lestroisbaudets.com; tel. 01-42-62-33-33; Métro: Blanche), which has a hip bar and restaurant. But if you fancy a cheesier, more traditional foray into the singing genre go to Au Lapin Agile, 48 bis rue Custine, 18th arrond. (www.au-lapin-agile.com; tel. 01-46-06-85-87; Métro: Lamarck-Caulaincourt). This legendary spot was once the hangout of then unknown artists and poets like Picasso, Utrillo, and Apollonaire. Despite being a tourist destination, the shows are nostalgic and heartfelt, with the audience often joining in.
Live Rock, Jazz & More
Paris has a wide range of places to hear live music, from tiny medieval basements to huge modern concert venues. Whatever your musical tastes you are bound to enjoy your outing: Not only do many of the world's greatest musicians swing through the city on a regular basis, but you can't beat the walk to the nightclub/bar/theater with the lights of Paris twinkling in the background.
Paris has been a fan of jazz from its beginnings, and many legendary performers like Sidney Bechet and Kenny Clark made the city their home. Still a haven for jazz musicians and fans of all stripes, Paris boasts dozens of places to duck into and listen to a good set or two. We've listed some of the best.
An increasing number of venues are so multifunctional they defy any attempt to fit them under the usual headings. Sure, you can enjoy music and dance in these places, but you can also go to a screening, check out a poetry lounge, visit an art expo, happen in on a lecture/demonstration, and of course, eat, drink, and be merry. Many are all-day affairs, where the activities change as the sun goes down, others are purely for night owls. With so many variables, checking the venue's program online is the best way to find out what's on during your stay.
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Casting News - Tony Goldwyn to Star in Netflix's 'Chambers'; Lizzy Caplan Joins Apple's 'Are You Sleeping'; Plus 2 More Updates!
Casting News - June 7, 2018
Apple's Are You Sleeping; Netflix's Chambers & Messiah; and Starz's Now Apocalypse.
NETFLIX's CHAMBERS
Tony Goldwyn will play the male lead opposite Uma Thurman on the upcoming drama created by Leah Rachel. His casting marks his first follow-up role after seven seasons as a series regular on ABC's Scandal.
He will play Ben Lefevre, the father of the heart donor. His warn charm and practical business acumen conceals a mystical bent that knows no bounds. He is the philanthropic owner of Annex Power. Born in El Paso, his money is self-made and he attributes a large portion of that to the Annex Foundation - a new-age spiritual center. After the death of his daughter, Ben becomes even more devoted to their cause.
APPLE's ARE YOU SLEEPING
Lizzy Caplan has joined the cast of the upcoming drama starring Octavia Spencer. She previously starred for four seasons in Showtime's Masters of Sex, which earned her an Emmy nomination in Lead Actress in a Drama Series.
She will play twin sisters Josie and Lanie, whose lives have taken very different paths. The story of the first season focuses on an investigative reporter (Spencer) behind a hit true-crime podcast who reopens the case of Josie and Lanie's father's murder.
STARZ's NOW APOCALYPSE
Kelli Berglund, Beau Mirchoff and Roxane Mesquida have been cast on the upcoming comedy starring Avan Jogia. Berglund starred for four seasons in Disney XD's Lab Rats. Mirchoff starred for five seasons in MTV's Awkward. Mesquida starred in the Canadian drama XIII: The Series.
Berglund will play Carly, a wannabe actress and Ulysses' (Jogia) best friend.
Mirchoff will play Ford, an aspiring screenwriter and Ulysses' roommate.
Mesquida will play Severine, a French, confident and pragmatic astro-biologist theorist.
NETFLIX's MESSIAH
Melinda Page Hamilton, Stefania LaVie Owen, Jane Adams, Sayyid El Alami, Fares Landousil and Will Travel will co-star on the upcoming drama created by Michael Petroni. Furthermore, Barbara Eve Harris, Iqbal Theba, Emily Kinney, Jackson Hurst and Nicole Rose Scimeca will recur in the first season.
Hamilton (Devious Maids) will play Anna Iguero, the Virginia-born daughter of a preacher, who married a preacher. Her world gets turned around when a stranger from a far-off land enters her life.
Owen (The Carrie Diaries) will play Rebecca Iguero, a troubled teen living in a backwater Texas town who wants nothing more than to leave her life behind. Fate seems to conspire to bring her wish true when a series of events rocks her life.
Adams (Twin Peaks: The Return) will play Miriam Keneally, an acerbic CNN reporter who is doggedly devoted to unearthing the truth about al-Masih (Mehdi Dehbi). In the process, she has to come to terms with some of her own personal secrets.
Traval (Jessica Jones) will play Will Mathers, an Army veteran-turned-FBI JTTF agent who finds himself at loggerheads with his CIA counterpart Eva Geller (Michelle Monaghan) as they are thrown together in the pursuit of al-Masih.
El Alami will play Jibril Medina, an orphaned Syrian refugee who leaves war-torn Damascus to become a devotee of al-Masih in the hope the stranger leads him to his destiny.
Landousil will play Samir, a Syrian refugee and friend to Jibril who also abandons Damascus, only to find that his destiny is elsewhere.
Harris (Chicago P.D.) will play Katherine Bailey, Geller's level-headed boss and confidante.
Theba (Glee) will play Danny Kirmani, the Under Secretary for the Middle East.
Kinney (The Walking Dead) will play Staci Hardwick, who goes on a pilgrimage with her mortally ill child, Raeah (Scimeca).
Hurst (Drop Dead Diva) will play Jonah Hardwick, Staci's husband and Raeah's father.
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Beyond the practical, furniture and accessories set a mood, bring the 'human aspect' to the landscape and complete the artistic composition. Furnishings are an integral part of the garden, providing a comfortable place to relax and commune with nature, enjoy the company of others or take in the view. At Grace Design Associates we see a successful garden as one where the client is an interactive piece in the finished design. To accomplish this, there may need to be a beautiful bench along the path to take in the view or flexible seating around the fire pit for a gathering with friends. An umbrella support in the ground to enjoy sunny days outside around a rustic farm table or a beautiful succulent pot by the front door to add a burst of structure and color even in the cold seasons may seem like a small detail, but make the difference for appreciating the investment in the garden.


A vacant auto repair shop along West Colfax Avenue has changed hands.
4200 W Colfax LLC purchased the property at that address last week for $755,000, according to county records.
The property consists of 1,174 square feet on a 0.22-acre lot, on the southwest corner of the intersection of Colfax Avenue and Raleigh Street, according to records.
The new owner hasn't submitted any redevelopment plans for the site. The sale price works out to $643 per square foot for the building or $81 per square foot for the land.
Los Broncos Tire Shop previously used the building, according to signage. The business' Yelp page suggests it was open as recently as early May.
The property was sold by Rock Holdings LLC, which purchased it in November 2002 for $125,000.
The purchasing LLC was formed by a Daniel Newman, listing an office address that matches a residential property in Denver. An Amy Schneider and Michael Huling also are members of the LLC, according to loan documents. Attempts to find contact info for them were unsuccessful.
Schneider and Huling also own the home behind the parcel that just sold, at 1477 Raleigh St. No one answered the door Monday morning.


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Carmelo Anthony has been playing on a sore left knee
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During the second quarter of the New York Knicks' 117-113 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night, Carmelo Anthony appeared aggravated running on the court and ultimately spent the majority of the quarter treating his left knee in the locker room. The Knicks took their most significant dip during that time and the Bucks earned a 36-19 advantage in the quarter.
According to the Associated Press, Anthony's injury is not new:
Anthony returned to the locker room for a couple of minutes in the second quarter to get his left knee retaped. Anthony said he aggravated the knee issue after hitting the floor while scrambling for a loose ball….
"It's been sore since maybe the Cleveland game," Anthony said. "I've had some tests. I really don't know exactly what's going on with it — I mean, I know what's going on with it. But like I said, for me it's just a matter of just not kind of thinking about and playing through it."
In case you forgot, the Cleveland game Carmelo is referring to was the Cavaliers' season opener against the Knicks on Oct. 30. The Knicks are now at 3-8 after last night's loss to Milwaukee, where Anthony played 37 minutes and scored a team-high 26 points. Any hope of salvaging a surge this season is contingent upon Anthony's comfortability within the new triangle offense, but more importantly, his health.
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Everyone goes through challenging situations in life, and while you may have successfully navigated through other difficulties you've faced, there's nothing wrong with seeking out extra support when you need it. In fact, therapy is for people who have enough self-awareness to realize they need a helping hand, and that is something to be admired.
You are taking responsibility by accepting where you're at in life and making a commitment to change the situation by seeking therapy. Therapy provides long-lasting benefits and support, giving you the tools you need to avoid triggers, re-direct damaging patterns, and overcome whatever challenges you face.
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JACKSON — With the 2013 Mississippi legislative session starting next week, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves says he believes there's bipartisan support for charter schools and for efforts to improve children's reading skills in early elementary grades.
The Rankin County Republican also says he would support a "reasonable, rational" bond bill that focuses on long-term needs, not short-term projects such as new roofs for state buildings. The 2012 session ended without an agreement on issuing bonds to finance projects. While House leaders last year sought a bond package of $250 million or more, Senate leaders sought less than half of that, with Reeves saying he didn't want to increase the state's debt.
Reeves served eight years as state treasurer. He's beginning his second year as lieutenant governor, the presiding officer of the state Senate.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Reeves said he would look at any immigration-enforcement bills that might be filed before commenting in detail on the issue. He said he hopes the U.S. Congress acts "to make it significantly more difficult" for illegal immigrants to enter and remain in the country. In 2012, the Mississippi House passed a bill that would have allowed law enforcement officers to check people's immigration status during traffic stops or other encounters. The bill, which was supported by Republican Gov. Phil Bryant, died in a Senate committee amid opposition from business and agriculture groups.
Charters are public schools that are free from some state regulations. They often have different approaches to academics or discipline. Supporters say charters allow for greater innovation, but critics say an emphasis on them could detract from seeking broader improvements in schools.
Bryant has proposed $15 million to help improve reading instruction for children in early grades and says students who can't read proficiently by the end of third grade should be held back for more work. Reeves said he believes there's widespread agreement at the Capitol that it's important for children to be strong readers by the end of third grade because those who struggle are more likely to become dropouts.
AP: Aside from charter schools, what's on your education agenda?
AP: There's been some discussion around the Capitol that legislators might consider revamping the Mississippi Adequate Education Program formula. What's your position on that?
AP: What, if anything, should the state do to develop pre-kindergarten programs?
AP: What kind of economic development proposals will you have this session?
AP: Neither the governor nor the Joint Legislative Budget Committee recommends raises for state employees. Should the employees ever expect to get a raise?


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Trustee Meeting : January 12, 2021
Members are welcome to attend Trustee meetings, if you would like to address the Trust please provide your request in writing to the Trust Administration Manager.
Details to Follow. Save the Date!
Membership Engagement Meeting : TBD
Location: Chippewa Community Centre
There will be one Membership Engagement Sessions that will be held in 2020 as required by the Big Bear Creek Trust Agreement. The purpose is to engage Members on the Community Development Fund Expenditures for the 2020/2021 Fiscal Year. Come out and give us your input. Live Feed Address: No live feed for this meeting.
Annual General Meeting : Fall 2020
Location: COTTFN Community Centre
Documents for meeting will be available on Members Only Section under "Community Meetings"
Vision Statement:
To support the current and future social and economic well-being of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and its Members
Preserve capital
Growth of investment funds to support sustainable & on-going nation- building initiatives
Investing in our future
Guiding Principles:
Respect for Anishinaabe beliefs and traditions
Fairness & Equity
Responsible Management of the Fund
Building Relationships & Partnerships
History of the Big Bear Creek Land Claim
1818-1822 In the Longwoods Treaty, the Crown agrees to establish separate reserves for the Chippewas of the Thames and the Big Bear Creek nations
1830's The Crown sells the Big Bear Creek lands without consultation or compensation. The Big Bear Creek people are moved to the Chippewas of the Thames reserve.
August 1999 The Big Bear Creek Land Claim was submitted to Canada by the Chippewas of Thames First Nation
August 2008 Canada agrees to accept the claim for negotiation under the Specific Claims Policy
March 2012 Canada presented a settlement offer to the Chippewas of the Thames
January 28, 2013 Chippewas of the Thames Chief & Council decide to present the final negotiated Settlement Agreement to the community for approval
March 23, 2013 The Settlement Agreement and the Big Bear Creek Trust Agreement was approved by First Nation members in a vote
November 6, 2013 Big Bear Creek Member Trustees are appointed to a 4 year term by Band Council Resolution
November 25, 2013 Canada approved the Settlement Agreement
December 4, 2013 Canada transferred $ 119,998,658.00 in settlement funds to the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation
December 9, 2013 Formal signing ceremony held in the community between Canada and the Chippewas of the Thames. A Trustee Inauguration Ceremony was held to recognize the four appointed Member Trustees and the Corporate Trustee.
Copyright: Chippewas of the Thames First Nation 2013
Big Bear Creek Specific Claim Settlement Agreement
The Big Bear Creek Specific Claim Settlement Agreement dated January 28, 2013 was negotiated between Canada and the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. It was accepted by Members of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation in a community ratification vote that was held on March 23, 2013. The Big Bear Creek Specific Land Claim Settlement Agreement compensates the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation for the loss of 5,120 acres of Reserve land that was set aside under the Longwoods Treaty. This land was sold by the Crown in the 1830's without the consent of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. The financial compensation provided by Canada to the First Nation as a result of this Settlement Agreement was for $ 119,998,658.
Big Bear Creek Trust Agreement
The Big Bear Creek Trust Agreement dated February 2, 2013 was accepted by Members of the Chippewas of the Thames in a community ratification vote that was held on March 23, 2013.
The Big Bear Creek Trust Agreement includes the First Nation's plans for managing the Settlement Funds. The document includes direction on the Purpose of the Trust, Trustee Appointments, Powers and Duties, Authorized Investments and Managers , Uses of the Capital, Eligible Expenditures, Trust Amendment Processes and Duration and Termination of the Trust.
The Big Bear Creek Trustees and the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation are required to follow the terms of the Big Bear Creek Trust Agreement .
Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and the Trustees acknowledge and agree that the funds to be paid by Canada to the Trust are intended to benefit Chippewas of the Thames First Nation as beneficiary of the Trust and to be administered by the Trustees subject to the terms and conditions set out in this Trust agreement.
Purpose of the Trust
4.1The overall purpose of this Trust is to promote the long-term benefit of Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and its Members.
4.2The first purpose of this Trust is to provide Qualifying Members with an immediate benefit by way of a Per Capita Distribution.
4.3The second purpose of this Trust is to create an Income Stabilization Fund for all Elders so that no Elder will have to live in poverty.
4.4The third purpose of this Trust is to create an Education Savings Plan for all Members under the age of nineteen.
4.5The fourth purpose of this Trust is to create a Community Development Account to assist the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation in areas such as researching, submitting and negotiating further land claims, education, health, housing, including repairs to existing homes or to assist Members in purchasing their first home on or off reserve through a mortgage guarantee program, culture, economic and community development, the environment or to new or existing initiatives that have been identifies in the Comprehensive Community Plan.
4.6Another related purpose of this Trust is to enable the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation to acquire land to be added to reserve in accordance Article 3 of the Settlement Agreement.


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Olimpiadi invernali
  a  nei 1500 metri.

Mondiali - Velocità
  Bronzo a Helsinki 1953 nel programma completo.

Europei - Velocità
  Argento a Oslo 1951 nel programma completo.
  Argento a Hamar 1953 nel programma completo.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Alfieri ai VI Giochi olimpici invernali
Alfieri olandesi ai Giochi olimpici invernali


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Q: If both finite groups $G_1$ and $G_2$ (of equal order) possess equal number of elements of highest possible order, will $G_1\simeq G_2$ hold? Let both $G_1, G_2$ are finite Abelian groups of equal order. Let $n_d(G)$ be the total number of elements of order $d$ in $G$.
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If two finite Abelian groups posses equal number of elements of some particular order, then justify they are isomorphic.  it was discussed if $n_d(G_1)=n_d(G_2)$ holds for some particular positive divisor $d>1$ of $|G_1|$, we cannot conclude the groups are isomorphic. The suitable example is $\mathbb{Z}_{12}, \mathbb{Z}_2\times \mathbb{Z}_6$ because $n_3(\mathbb{Z}_{12})=2$, $n_3(\mathbb{Z}_2\times \mathbb{Z}_6)=2$ but the groups are not isomorphic.
However, I am willing to know, if we restrict ourselves $d$ to be the highest possible order, will then the isomorphism still work ? For example, if both $G_1, G_2$ have highest possible order as 16 and $n_{16}(G_1)=n_{16}(G_2)$, can we establish $G_1\simeq G_2$ ?

A: No, e.g. $\Bbb Z_8\oplus\Bbb Z_4$ and $\Bbb Z_8\oplus\Bbb Z_2\oplus\Bbb Z_2$ have an equal number of elements of order $8$.

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Vice President Biden will head pursuit of cancer cure
Nicole Gaudiano
WASHINGTON — President Obama announced during his State of the Union Address that he's putting Vice President Biden in charge of carrying out the "moonshot" to cure cancer that Biden called for following his son's death.
"Last month, (Biden) worked with this Congress to give scientists at the National Institutes of Health the strongest resources they've had in over a decade," Obama said. "Tonight, I'm announcing a new national effort to get it done. And because he's gone to the mat for all of us, on so many issues over the past forty years, I'm putting Joe in charge of Mission Control. For the loved ones we've all lost, for the family we can still save, let's make America the country that cures cancer once and for all."
Biden, in announcing his decision to not run for president in October, said the country needs "a moonshot" to cure cancer and vowed to spend his next 15 months in office fighting for increased funding for research and development. He said the issue is "personal" to him after the loss of his 46-year-old son, Beau, Delaware's former attorney general, to brain cancer on May 30.
In a post Tuesday night on his Medium channel, Biden wrote that cancer research and therapies are "on the cusp of incredible breakthroughs" but science, data and research results are "trapped in silos, preventing faster progress and greater reach to patients."
He wrote that he plans to increase public and private resources to fight cancer and break down "silos" to help cancer fighters share information and work together. Later this month he will chair the first of several meetings with cabinet secretaries and heads of relevant agencies to discuss ways to boost funding for cancer research and treatment.
"The goal of this initiative is simple — to double the rate of progress," he wrote in the post that appeared during Obama's address. "To make a decade worth of advances in five years."
Biden regrets saying no to White House bid
Biden and his staff have participated in dozens of listening sessions over the last few months to learn about the current state of cancer research and treatment and potential opportunities to advance the pace of progress, according to his office.
His staff met on Friday with a panel of 15 cancer researchers and physician-scientists, convened by the American Association for Cancer Research, to discuss the potential in areas such as precision medicine and immunotherapy.
"There's no question they are in the process of compiling information, talking to the broader cancer research community, so they can get a broad spectrum of ideas," said Jon Retzlaff, AACR's policy director.
Retzlaff credited lobbying by Biden and other congressional leaders with helping secure a $2-billion increase for NIH in this year's spending legislation, the most significant increase in NIH funding in a dozen years. The National Cancer Institute, which is part of NIH and the federal government's principal agency for cancer research and training, saw more than a 5% funding boost, he said.
"He was calling on people at the very end to get the omnibus (spending bill) passed," Retzlaff said. "He's been a tremendous supporter of medical research throughout his tenure as Vice President, as well as during his time in Congress."
The House passed "21st Century Cures" legislation in July that includes provisions designed to foster collaborative research and data-sharing. Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said Biden is committed to helping get "important, bipartisan reforms through the Senate and into law" after the two spoke before Obama's address.
"The talk of a 'moon shot' is the exact mindset we need - America can and should lead the way," Upton said in a statement following Obama's address. "We welcome every voice, including the president's and vice president's to the conversation, as we work to get 21st Century Cures across the finish line. The clock is ticking for every family facing an incurable disease."
White House spokesman Josh Earnest said during a Tuesday briefing with regional reporters that there is bipartisan interest in investments in medical innovation and research and development. Republican interest in the economic and scientific benefits of investments in medical breakthroughs is "clearly consistent with the kind of a 'moon shot' that the vice president has talked about," Earnest said.
"I would add that to the list of things that we're hopeful we can make some progress with Congress on this year," he said.
Biden has met over the past few months with nearly 200 of the world's top cancer physicians, researchers and philanthropists.
On Friday, he heads to the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine to talk to their physicians and researchers. He meets next week with international experts at the National Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
"This is our moonshot," Biden wrote in the Medium post. "I know that we can help solidify a genuine global commitment to end cancer as we know it today — and inspire a new generation of scientists to pursue new discoveries and the bounds of human endeavor.
Contributing: Gregory Korte, USA TODAY
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Chuck Berry has over 30 years of experience representing professional baseball players in their contract negotiations, arbitration, free agency and career development. He went straight from law school to working with one of the icons of the sports agent business, Tom Reich and later worked with the sports industry leader, IMG. In 1992, Chuck formed his own company, Champions Management and continued his representation business until 2012 when he decided to retire. During his career, he worked with over 150 players including Hall of Famer, Joe Morgan, Kent Tekulve, Julio Franco, Ruben Sierra, Jack Clark, Jeffrey Leonard, and Manny Sanguillen to name a few.


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Man gives up only after suing lawyer for negligence in suing previous lawyer retained to sue lawyer before that
Hulme's Case [2006] VCAT 109
The applicant's case was dismissed for want of prosecution, or to use the language of the old Legal Profession Tribunal, was found to be abandoned. There was no counsel assisting the Tribunal; the parties appeared in person. Mr Howell noted that the Legal Profession Tribunal's procedure in relation to want of prosecution and VCAT's procedure under s. 76 of the VCAT Act was similar.
It appears that the Registrar of the Legal Profession Tribunal had met personally with the applicant in the absence of the respondent and had then written a letter setting out an "agreement" between them by which the applicant was to write "comprehensive" histories of his troubles.
It is a sad story which began with the sale by the applicant of some meat for $7,000. The applicant's company never got paid. It is said that the applicant then retained a laywer to chase the cash, though it seems likely the company did so, and that accordingly the company should have been the applicant. Mr Howell had in an earlier proceeding set aside the bill that lawyer rendered in 1991. Then the applicant retained a second lawyer to get the cash from the purchaser, or alternatively as damages for negligence from the first solicitor. That came to nothing and a second Tribunal proceeding failed for want of jurisdiction, because the second solicitor did not hold a practising certificate at the relevant time. Six years after the meat was sold, the applicant hired the respondent, the debt having become statute barred. Five years of prompting was said not to have been able to rouse the respondent from his slumber.
Three years after ceasing his attempts to have the respondent do something, the applicant made a pecuniary loss dispute resolution request to the Law Insitute, and the matter progressed to the Legal Profession Tribunal. It was soon after the referral that the Registrar had his meeting and wrote his letter. The applicant said the fourth solicitor he retained (to prosecute his suit against the third solicitor for negligence in prosecuting his claim against the second solicitor for negligently failing to sue the first solicitor for professional negligence) did nothing. Mr Howell waited four years before striking the matter out for want of prosecution on the basis (i) of the lack of action alone and (ii) on the basis of prejudice to the respondent:
"because the debt was incurred in 1987 or earlier, there was a need for action to be taken promptly in 2002 because the chances of recovery of the debt would be relevant to an assessment of compensation if [the respondent] was found to have acted negligently or contrary to the instructions given by [the applicant]."
Mr Howell said "I regard [the respondent] as likely to be disadvantaged by the passing of time in seeking evidence as to the chances of recovery from the debtor before the debt became statute barred in 1993 or earlier."
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Тюмерево () — деревня в Янтиковском районе Чувашской Республики, административный центр Тюмеревского сельского поселения.

Расположено в 19 км к восток-юго-востоку от Канаша.

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По топонимическим признакам слово Тӗмер произошло от марийского слова Тумер, что означает «дубняк», «дубрава».

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Big Brother is in your car
If you're on the road, the government likely knows where. Surveillance of drivers is increasing, and appears legal
Check out this article! https://www.salon.com/2012/09/17/big_brother_is_in_your_car/
September 18, 2012 1:26AM (UTC)
If you're traveling on public roadways in 2012, there's a very good chance you're being watched, by one government agency or another. License plate readers (LPRs) are proliferating at a rapid clip, and they're being used by law enforcement at virtually every level of government.
Once used mostly by local cops to catch car thieves and unregistered drivers, LPR systems have morphed into what privacy activists call an increasingly pervasive network of mass surveillance. Databases all over the country maintained by local police departments – and now federal agencies too -- contain hundreds of millions of location scans, and provide a searchable record of the movements of all kinds of drivers, from murderers to pizza delivery guys, and from soccer moms to serial rapists.
The inconspicuous devices are sometimes installed at fixed points, as the DEA has been doing in several border states, but they're most often mounted on local police cruisers, where they automatically scan and record every license plate that comes within range of their optical sensor.
When they pass an LPR-equipped police car, drivers both innocent and guilty have their whereabouts recorded and tagged with GPS coordinates, along with a color photo and a time stamp. The resulting information is often kept for years, allowing law enforcement to engage in a kind of retroactive surveillance to find out who was where, and at what time.
The data is collected and accessed without the need for warrants or probable cause, because courts have so far held that a license plate – which, after all, is posted very clearly on every driver's bumper – can't be considered private information. Privacy advocates think the courts may reevaluate that stance, as LPR systems become so widespread that they allow for tracking on a massive scale.
A telling exchange occurred in May at the Utah statehouse when representatives from the DEA asked lawmakers there to approve a controversial program to install LPR devices on I-15, the state's major freeway. Utah state senator Todd Weiler wasn't excited about the plan; he worried about the privacy implications for drivers who would have their movements recorded and locked away in a federal database for up to two years. And he was surprised to learn how powerful the automated readers are, capable of recording thousands of plates per day.
Weiler was even more startled when, a few minutes into a May hearing on the proposal, an official chimed in to say that the devices were already being used routinely by local police departments across the state.
"The sheriff kind of said, off the cuff, 'Well, we're already doing this all over the state with mobile devices, so it's really not a big deal," Weiler said in a phone interview, paraphrasing the comments of a local sheriff. "I don't think this was common knowledge. Certainly some people knew about it, but I didn't, and the media didn't. It was just revealed in such a nonchalant way."
Weiler and others in the legislature ultimately rebuffed the DEA's plan, preferring to keep LPR technology in local hands.
State and municipal police departments are more responsive to input on policies and procedures, Weiler explained, "and for that reason I think local control is better."
Although Weiler and many others make a distinction between LPR use by federal and local agencies, the sharing of data between local police and the feds is starting to blur that line considerably.
Interviews with officials in several states show that local police departments are beginning to make their extensive databases available to investigators from the federal government on a routine basis. In some areas, agents from the FBI, DEA and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency can tap directly into local police records, leveraging the intelligence gathered by beat cops for their own investigations.
Individual local agencies often have their own policies stating when and how they share LPR data with federal authorities, making it nearly impossible to get a comprehensive view of the practice. In San Diego, for example, federal agents can tap directly into the local LPR systems with a network called SRFERS, accessing information from their desktops. A similar system is in place in Los Angeles. In the Cincinnati area, an organization called SOSINK handles federal requests on an as-needed basis, providing access to their 26 million stored scans. In New York City, documents from the state Department of Criminal Justice Services suggest that federal agents can add "vehicles of interest" to the NYPD database. The NYPD didn't respond to repeated requests for more detail.
Representatives for the FBI and Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Southern California acknowledge that they make use of locally collected LPR information for their own investigations. Virginia Kice, a spokesperson for ICE in Los Angeles, said agents in that city "periodically query" databases collected by police, but declined to discuss any details. Officials at the headquarters for those two agencies declined to comment on the issue – or any other aspect of the technology -- but data sharing policies between federal and local law enforcement groups suggests LPR records are being shared in many more jurisdictions, according to interviews with privacy experts and law enforcement officials in several states.
DEA spokesman Rusty Payne said his agency currently has 58 LPR devices of their own, gathering infomation on roadways in four states, and plans to expand the program to major cities including Chicago and Atlanta, considered major hubs for drug trafficking. Payne said the devices are proving to a powerful tool for drug interdiction, and while he understands the concerns some people have, he questions how much privacy is possible on a public freeway.
"When you drive your car," Payne says, "you're not guaranteed privacy."
Besides, LPR devices don't target individuals, Payne insists, only license plates, and they're not capable of recording personal information about drivers.
In July, ACLU chapters in 38 states launched a major initiative to find out more about LPR across the country. Kade Crockford, with the group's Massachusetts chapter, helped direct what she says is the largest coordinated public records request in the organization's history.
The ACLU has concerns about LPR at all levels, but Crockford said the increased data sharing between local and federal agencies poses a special set of problems, partly because of the vastly superior resources agencies like the FBI have at their disposal.
"Federal agencies have more access to other kinds of other information," Crockford said. "A piece of license plate data on its own maybe isn't so revealing, but when you combine that with the information in the national counterterrorism databases, for example, all of this together provides a much more invasive set of technologies … Local police in many ways, not simply LPR, are being deployed as, essentially, information gatherers, and that information is in many cases fed directly to the federal government."
This kind of data sharing, Crockford said, effectively multiplies the footprint of federal police in American communities.
The concerns of privacy advocates aren't abstract. According to the Associated Press, when the New York City Police Department took a wrong turn and ended up spying on Muslim communities in New Jersey, LPR was one of the technologies they used.
And in the UK, where police cameras yell at you when you litter, LPR has been deployed aggressively for years. In one case, officials were forced to back off a secret plan to monitor cars entering or exiting a Muslim neighborhood.
Dale Stockton, an expert on LPR who has consulted with police agencies nationwide on how to correctly manage their systems, says common sense controls, like auditing procedures to record who accesses the data, make it unlikely that LPR is being used to invade the privacy of innocent people. He said he's never personally seen a case where it's been abused.
"I've been all over this country and I've seen a lot of LPR systems, and I have yet to find a single case of anybody abusing this information in the way that everyone warns about," Stockton said. The specter of a disgruntled spouse gaining access to spy on their partner – a common nightmare scenario – simply isn't happening, Stockton said.
There's also no question that LPR records can be a powerful tool for solving crimes both major and minor; in Ohio, after a series of purse snatchings, the database revealed that the same car had been captured at several separate crime scenes, leading to a quick arrest, and internal presentations prepared by police officials contain accounts from anonymous ICE agents who credit locally collected LPR data for helping them make "major" seizures.
But concerns about privacy remain, and they aren't limited to groups like the ACLU. In a 2009 report, the international Association of Chiefs of Police noted that patterns of movement recorded by LPR could "serve as a gateway to other, more personally identifying information" and "locations from which the LPR data was collected may be considered potentially sensitive," listing examples like churches or abortion clinics. The mere presence of a license plate scan in such sensitive locations is potentially revealing, the report acknowledged.
Crockford said she expects that most ACLU chapters will have responses from various agencies by the end of this year, and the materials turned over should shed some light on how freely information is shared between local and federal agencies. It's a question that needs answering, she said.
"The federal government has access to lots of other tools, as well as investigatory powers that state and local prosecutors don't possess," Crockford said. "Right off the bat, it's a different ball game."
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How much can I earn working in cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity professionals' salaries tend to exceed the national average. The US Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) reports that information security analysts earned a median annual salary of $102,600 as of 2021.
Salary by state
Salary and employment by industry
Top metro areas for cybersecurity
Median annual salary by state for cybersecurity professionals
National data
Projected job growth: 34.7%
10th Percentile: $61,520
75th Percentile: $131,340
Bottom 10%
Alabama $84,970 $48,190 $162,330
Alaska $79,230 $61,070 $124,260
Arizona $101,570 $61,600 $164,030
Arkansas $98,320 $48,920 $138,820
California $128,970 $77,750 N/A
Colorado $102,390 $60,030 $165,530
Connecticut $99,410 $77,910 $162,940
Delaware $102,410 $77,750 $165,500
District of Columbia $124,550 $95,270 $166,660
Florida $100,690 $60,590 $156,710
Georgia $101,850 $62,110 $161,070
Hawaii $99,420 $62,210 N/A
Idaho $98,320 $48,800 $140,770
Illinois $119,990 $62,970 $155,160
Indiana $80,170 $50,200 $127,590
Iowa $102,080 $59,620 N/A
Kansas $86,210 $54,610 $131,340
Kentucky $79,990 $48,630 $129,220
Louisiana $83,100 $48,780 $136,030
Maine $80,150 $59,620 $120,300
Maryland $124,870 $63,160 $194,700
Massachusetts $101,380 $63,160 $165,730
Michigan $97,980 $46,810 $132,380
Minnesota $101,000 $62,780 $151,770
Mississippi $62,970 $45,880 $102,090
Missouri $95,270 $60,490 $131,040
Montana $79,200 $48,920 $102,350
Nebraska $80,330 $59,290 $128,330
Nevada $82,760 $61,700 $128,920
New Hampshire $102,090 $63,070 $165,730
New Jersey $127,090 $77,750 $167,810
New Mexico $119,990 $62,310 $167,520
New York $127,590 $76,200 N/A
North Carolina $119,980 $64,260 $165,720
North Dakota $80,150 $38,340 $124,550
Ohio $99,040 $57,220 $133,190
Oklahoma $79,860 $48,180 $131,340
Oregon $101,390 $63,160 $162,770
Pennsylvania $98,220 $53,630 $135,410
Rhode Island $99,340 $61,750 $151,760
South Carolina $99,050 $48,770 $131,340
South Dakota $99,040 $77,500 $129,800
Tennessee $82,650 $56,590 $132,260
Texas $100,680 $60,680 $154,880
Utah $98,870 $59,620 $156,660
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Virginia $126,230 $63,090 $167,930
Washington $127,370 $75,150 $165,730
West Virginia $79,860 $60,680 $131,830
Wisconsin $98,170 $49,040 $131,040
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 2021 median salary; projected job growth through 2031. Actual salaries vary depending on location, level of education, years of experience, work environment, and other factors. Salaries may differ even more for those who are self-employed or work part time.
Factors that affect salary
As with any career, a number of factors can have a large impact on the particular salary a given individual makes. Chief among these is education and experience. Other factors can include location and certifications.
How do cyber security salaries compare to other IT careers?
Because individual cybersecurity jobs feature so much specialization, the BLS only highlights a single cybersecurity career: information security analyst.
However, typical roles for information security analysts mirror those of several other cybersecurity positions, including detecting security breaches, installing and using software, researching IT security trends, and suggesting security enhancements.
Information Security Analysts $102,600
Computer and Information Research Scientists $131,490
Network and Computer Systems Administrators $80,600
Computer and Information Systems Managers $159,010
Computer Network Architects $120,520
Cybersecurity salary and employment by industry
Since businesses of all kinds increasingly depend on computer networks and systems for their daily operations, cybersecurity graduates can find career paths in nearly any industry. Some industries, however, employ more experts and offer better salary compensation than others.
Industries employing the highest number of cybersecurity professionals
Industry by BLS Classification
% of Industry Employment
Computer Systems Design and Related Services 42,590 1.88
Management of Companies and Enterprises 14,790 0.58
Credit Intermediation and Related Activities such as Lending and Arranging Loans 10,170 0.51
Other Information Services 10,130 2.79
Management, Scientific and Technical Consulting Services 8,660 0.56
Top-paying industries
Remediation and Other Waste Management Services $83.30 $173,250
Other Information Services $71.90 $149,540
Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing $69.25 $144,040
Securities, Commodity Contracts and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities $68.30 $142,070
Motion Picture and Video Industries $67.82 $141,070
Cybersecurity salaries by metro area
The availability of certain top-employing and high-paying industries also impacts the outlook for cybersecurity careers in different locations. Cities with large healthcare, finance, and IT sectors may need to employ more skilled cybersecurity specialists.
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA $140,010
San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA $132,600
Trenton, NJ $129,040
Idaho Falls, ID $128,880
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA $128,530
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA $128,370
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC $127,660
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV $127,370
Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD $127,200
Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CA $126,250
Cybersecurity job outlook
The cybersecurity industry suffers from limited qualified personnel, evident by the much faster than average BLS-predicted job growth of 34.7% through 2031. As the world increasingly shifts to digital solutions and more computer infrastructure is built, the disparity between supply and demand in this field will likely increase.
The National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies has also released data showing that the demand for cybersecurity specialists is increasing twelve times faster than the average demand for other professionals in the United States.


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Byler Unanimous Choice to Lead Vermilion Parish Schools
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The past few years for the Vermilion Parish School Board haven't been the smoothest sailing. There was the whole "teacher dragged from a school board meeting" incident and then the seemingly never-ending discontent with Superintendent Jerome Puyau. Still, despite "the board" and its issues educators and students in Vermilion Parish were some of the top performers in the state.
Let's hope the results of last night's meeting of the often embattled Vermilion Parish School Board has turned a page. Last night, the VPSB did something I can't recall remembering them do in a long time. They actually agreed on something. They even agreed unanimously to install Tommy Byler as the parish's new Superintendent of Schools.
Byler will leave his job as Principal of North Vermilion High School to take on his new responsibilities today. Although he will be tabbed as interim Superintendent until such time as his contract can be finalized and signed. Byler will take over from Brad Prudhomme who had been serving in the capacity of interim Superintendent during the VPSB search.
Byler told assembled media, guests, and VPSB members that his first order of business would be to live out the mission of the school system, which is Vermilion United. Let's hope that will be the case after so many months of infighting and divisive behavior and actions it's time for a school system that's as strong as the one in Vermilion Parish to earn the accolades it deserves.
Vermilion Parish Schools were scheduled to being classes this week but the reopening of school has been delayed by the coronavirus pandemic. The first day of classes for the school system has been pushed back until August 27th. Vermilion Parish plans a combination of in-person and virtual learning to begin the 2020 school year.
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Updated the control-scheme. Most notably, I added an additional button after noticing that the ground-stomp is awkward to perform when played on controller. I decided to map it to its own individual button, and I'll probably experiment more with the controls moving forward now that I have 4 primary buttons.
Both Rika and Mima recieved major refinements to their movesets.
Rika's laser now auto-targets nearby enemies as well as locking onto them once caught in the laser. It will also turn around to continue damaging the enemy if Rika runs past. Similarly, it also auto-targets nearby enemies or coins when Rika uses her standard attack. These are partially to increase precision in her moveset, but also gives the doll itself more autonomy.
Rika's grapple maneuver got tweaked to be a little easier to use, and generally more effective.
Mima's fire punch can now be done in multiple directions. I had to draw out new animations for her shooting fire downwards and upwards. I also applied recoil to these moves, which I decided to make add to the same counter as Mima's flight, to avoid jump-height cheese.
Coins dropped from enemies or the player now bounce when they hit any surface. This subtle change is done to avoid collectibles getting jammed into the ground, which is something I had so many problems with before. It's not a particularly easy problem to address without needlessly over-complicating my collectibles, so the bounce is super helpful.
A minor change in the properties of the coins freed up a huge amount of memory that the game was eating for practically no reason.
Revamped Kimiko's moveset, and changed how her telekinesis works.
She now spawns a certain minimum number of default energy balls on top of any projectiles she's also collected, which makes her telekinesis inventory less cluttered.
She can also stop and start her attraction field at will. This means that she can hold objects in place to bounce on, and then pull them all back to continue attacking. She can only freeze the objects in midair once per jump though.
A few minor control tweaks were made for each character. Most notably adding a few buffer frames to each of the character's special moves, to make sure that they still do something even if the player only taps the button.
A lot of changes were written on my second laptop in the back of my booth whilst I was running my exhibit at FanExpo, so I'll probably be following this up with another update pretty quickly, as I wrote a lot of that while being pretty busy.
Mostly just a few level-design changes from the original. I learned a lot from watching people play during my exhibit in FanExpo, and I tweaked parts of the level to better communicate certain things.


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President Museveni commits to solving cost of bulk bandwidth
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KAMPALA – President Yoweri Museveni while touring the government BPO incubation center stationed at Uganda statistics house agreed to intervene and solve the high cost of bulk bandwidth which is hindering ICT sector growth.
The issue of high internet bandwidth costs came to the president attention after being raised by Information Technology Enabled Service and Business Process Outsourcing (ITES/BPO) stakeholders who hosted him at the Incubation center.
Because of the high cost, there is little development in the ICT sector, internet use, hence keeping out many people due to affordability issues leaving many people unemployed and causing economic stagnation.
The president was surprised to hear that the challenge has not been solved after government invested and laid a national backbone infrastructure from the sea area in Mombasa to Uganda.
"I think a lot of internet is coming in, the backbone is there, the pass way is now there, the route is there, so why can't we have more users, why don't you encourage having more (users), what is the problem," the president wondered.
In a chorus response the president was told that the problem is price which emanates from service providers like SEACOM, a submarine cable operator with a network of submarine and terrestrial high speed fibre-optic cable that serves the East and West coasts of Africa.
They explained to the president that even with the backbone infrastructure in place, resources are not enough to have the challenge addressed.
When the president asked what kind of resource they lack and the cost required to have it addressed he was told that about $6mn is needed.
Additionally the ICT state minister Nyombi Thembo told the president that they have secured a loan worth $7mn from World Bank part of which will be to increase bandwidth capacity.
"It's good that you have invited me, I have now heard because I was aware that things were moving well because the backbone is there and undersea cables are there.
Now you are saying that although they are there, the money of purchasing, if it is not in a certain manner you will not get the best price, thank you very much I'm glad I came here.
I have picked that one up. I'm going to make sure that this issue of bulk purchase is solved." The president said promisingly.
The Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) Industry is one of the key areas Government of Uganda has identified as a long-term solution to addressing issues of unemployment amongst educated youths as well as to increase investment in area of Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES).
Three private companies; Techno Brain Limited, Dial-A-Service Limited and CameoTechedge Services Limited operate from the Incubation centre.
In 2011, the National Information Technology Authority (NITA-U) received supplementary funding from Government through the Ministry of ICT towards the setting up of a Government BPO Incubation Centre.
The Centre has been successfully established on 3rd and 4th Floors of Statistics House in Kampala.
The 240-seater BPO Incubation Centre is currently being run by three private sector Companies employing a total of 210 agents.
When operated at full capacity of 3 shifts per day, the Centre can employ over 750 agents and staff.
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This update contains disturbing news of a lewd theater play, scheduled for February 13-14 at DePaul University, America's largest Catholic university with over 25,000 students. For several years, DePaul has hosted the V***** Monologues (asterisks added for modesty).
The feminist play by Eve Ensler tramples purity, modesty and is degrading to women. It has no place on any Catholic campus. The production is a propaganda piece for pro-abortion, pro-homosexual activists, especially on college campuses.
I invite you to peacefully protest this offensive production by signing a ready-to-go message to Fr. Dennis Holtschneider, president of DePaul.
Protests are very effective. In fact, several performances of the V-Monologues were canceled at Catholic colleges in previous years due to the large number of complaints from students, alumni, and concerned Catholics parents. For example, Fr. Brian J. Shanley, president of Providence College, stopped the play on campus in 2006.
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I asked my Japanese friend to make a reservation for this place. It was a Spanish place in Sapporo, called Bar Espana. The place was very tiny but it was full with many local people. I had never tried Spanish food before. We order salad, squid with Paprika and Paella (seafood cooked over rice). Everything was tasty but rice in Paella was a bit too hard and seafood was overcook. I was able to eat Spanish food (Great). I was glad that we had a chance to try nice food here.


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Carl Rost has been promoted to Director of Operations at Bachman's. Rost joined Bachman's 7 years ago. In his new role, Rost will oversee the high-level operations of the company, while identifying current and future opportunities in the commercial and residential roofing market.
Steve Cordillo has been promoted to Residential Sales Manager and has been with Bachman's for 3 years. In his new role, Cordillo will manage the sales team.
Greg McNulty is now General Manager and has been with Bachman's for 10 years. In his new role he will oversee the day-to-day operations at Bachman's headquarters in Wernersville, Pa.
"These promotions reflect our company's commitment to excellence," said Eric Bachman, President and CEO, Bachman's Roofing. "We have built a high performing team that requires we recruit, retain and recognize individuals for their leadership and contributions. Carl, Steve and Greg exemplify our company's highest standards of integrity. They're passionate team players who consistently develop new strategies that exceed clients' expectations while growing our business."
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Q: How close validation CSRF token in form? I have created API and send data through API but form check CSRF validation throws error message. So i don't need this CSRF validation in particular form. I don't want to check CSRF  validation token for this particular form.
please help me to do this.
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A: There is a nice article explaining the threats of not using CSRF. Please look at your code again, and go over the sections that is causing you to create forms without CSRF, and see if you can re-think the logic.
Add this input field to your form to include the CSRF token.
<input type="hidden" name="_token" value="{{ csrf_token() }}">
But if you have your mind set on disabling CSRF (which I highly recommend against), you can extend the VerifyCsrfToken array with NO CSRF URLs as explained in this laracast.