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Top Biden Aide Ricchetti Will Be a White House Liaison for Congress and Business Community
By Brian Schwartz, CNBC	• Published November 23, 2020 • Updated on November 23, 2020 at 2:26 pm
Tom Brenner | Reuters
Several people told CNBC that the expectation is for Steve Ricchetti to play a similar role as Valerie Jarrett did when she was President Barack Obama's senior advisor.
During the campaign, Ricchetti had a similar role to his likely upcoming position in Biden's administration.
President-elect Joe Biden's team has signaled to congressional and corporate leaders that incoming White House advisor Steve Ricchetti will be one of their points of contact in the new administration.
Biden's advisors have told lawmakers and business leaders that Ricchetti will be a key liaison as they seek to make inroads with the new administration, according to people briefed on the matter. Ricchetti, a longtime Biden confidant, was recently named counselor to the president and has served as the Biden campaign's chairman.
Several people said that Ricchetti is expected to play a similar role as Valerie Jarrett did while she was President Barack Obama's senior advisor. Jarrett would reach out to business leaders to gauge them on Obama's policies.
"What I hear from the business community all the time is that they want a strong economy. That's a goal that the president shares," Jarrett told Politico in 2010, even as Obama was taking aim at some of the nations largest financial institutions.
Ricchetti's position will involve working with Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-La., who, beyond his role as senior advisor, will also be the director of the White House Office of Public Engagement, according to another person familiar with the matter. Richmond is expected to be the lead business liaison for Biden's administration, Politico reports.
Ricchetti's portfolio will also include working with Louisa Terrell, Biden's White House director of legislative affairs, this person added.
Ricchetti's extensive experience in Washington as Biden's former chief of staff and as chairman of the campaign, where he engaged with Wall Street executives and labor leaders, among many other groups, gives him the advantage of knowing several influential players who could help incoming administration.
Still, progressive groups have been critical of Ricchetti, who was also once a
NBC News reported last week that Demand Progress and other progressive organizations launched a website with a petition calling on corporate leaders to be excluded from Biden's administration. Ricchetti is one of the names on their list of "most concerning corporate insiders trying to get into the Biden administration."
Ron Klain, Biden's chief of staff, said that the president-elect will announce some Cabinet members on Tuesday. Biden announced key additional to his national security team on Monday.
Ricchetti and a spokesman for the transition did not return a request for comment.
During the campaign, Ricchetti had a similar role to his likely upcoming position in Biden's administration. He met with Wall Street executives in January to rally their support for Biden. An ally of Ricchetti's is reaching out to executives to discuss ideas for possible private sector funding for Biden's extensive infrastructure proposals, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Those who declined to be named in this story did so in order to speak freely. The person familiar with the ally working on an outside effort to get the pulse of the business community on infrastructure reform declined to be named because the effort is still ongoing.
Biden released a $1.3 trillion infrastructure plan late last year. The proposal includes restoring highways, roads and bridges, while trying to spur further adoption of electric vehicles and trains. While Democrat and Republican lawmakers have both expressed interest in passing an infrastructure bill, there have often been debates on how to pay for it.
Some executives have already started encouraging Biden to move ahead with some form of an infrastructure package.
Bob Swan, the CEO of Intel, suggested that Biden's administration should focus in part on digital infrastructure investment.
"Widespread deployment of advanced 5G telecommunications networks will fuel efficiencies for businesses in all industries and enable more U.S. innovation." Swan said in an open letter published Monday. "Upgrades to our infrastructure must not only handle the technology of today but spur domestic development of the technologies of tomorrow."
Many business lobbying groups, such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, have included infrastructure reform as part of what they hope to work on with a Biden administration. The Business Roundtable has expressed interest in engaging with a Biden White House on removing tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump's administration. Another round of coronavirus stimulus is the top priority for both groups.
Outside of policy proposals, CEOs are rallying around Biden as the president-elect while Trump continues to fight the election results. A group of over 160 New York business leaders wrote an open letter to the Trump administration, demanding that the General Services Administration certify the election.
Those who signed include BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, Blackstone President Jon Gray, Lazard CEO Kenneth Jacobs, and Blair Effron, the co-founder of Centerview Partners.
Biden team denies president-elect wants Democrats to accept smaller relief deal
Joe Biden names picks for several top roles, including secretary of State
Trump set on veto of defense bill over renaming bases honoring Confederates
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Special Measures in Finding of Fact Hearings: M (A Child) [2021] EWHC 3325 (Fam)

Written by Chloe Branton

Introduction

This was an appeal following a finding of fact hearing within private law proceedings concerning a 2-year-old child. The mother's 14 allegations to be determined at first instance included 3 allegations of rape. There had been no preliminary applications for special measures or consideration of the issue by the judge at first instance leading to or during the finding of fact hearing. Not all of the mother's allegations were found proven. Subsequently the mother appealed to the High Court with different legal representation.

The judgment on appeal considered issues including: the operation of PD12J of the Family Procedure Rules 2010, the treatment of vulnerable witnesses in the family court, and participation directions/ special measures for such witnesses in proceedings. Mrs Justice Judd also discussed the new statutory provisions, including the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, which had come into force since the initial hearing.

Background Facts

In around 2015 the parents met online when the mother was providing sexual services via webcam. The father was a client. The mother did not live in England, and they first met in person in 2016. The mother became pregnant in 2018, with the father being unhappy about this for a time. 4 weeks post-birth the father no longer wished to be in a relationship with the mother and they separated. The mother was very distressed, and there were arguments about the arrangements for the baby's care and finances. In December 2019 the mother returned to her home country with the baby and without the father's consent. This led to proceedings for their return, which the mother did in February 2020. The mother made allegations of domestic abuse against the father. A finding of fact hearing was required to determine allegations.

Within the orders listing the finding of fact hearing and timetabling there was nothing referring to Rule 3A and PD3AA. Despite the details set out within the orders as to time estimates, hybrid hearing arrangements and reading time, the orders were essentially silent as to support for the mother's participation. There was no application for participation directions and no ground rules hearing. The mother had the assistance of an interpreter and both parents were represented. There was a substantial amount of evidence produced by the parties, including over 1000 pages of documents and numerous videos and recordings, including of sexual intercourse.

Finding of Fact and Judgment at First Instance

Evidence was heard from the mother, the father, maternal grandmother, paternal grandmother, and the father's adult son over 4 days. Judgment was reserved and handed down a week later. The judge rejected the mother's allegations of rape and sexual abuse. The judge found that the mother had made the allegations to malign the father to improve her own application for leave to remove from the jurisdiction. The judge also rejected the father's allegation that the mother had sought to control his time with the child, instead stating she was an anxious first-time mother.

The Appeal

The mother was given permission to appeal on 2 out of the 5 grounds advanced:

"Ground 1 was the absence of special measures sought or implemented for the mother at the fact finding hearing and Ground 2 whether or not the judge balanced the evidence properly looking overall at the allegations." [39]

The court was keen to highlight the limited role of the appellate court when considering an appeal against a finding of fact decision. The task is to determine if the judgment is sustainable. The court set out this well-established legal principle with reference to case law including Piglowska v Piglowska [1999] 1 WLR 1360. In summary, the appellate court should not interfere with findings made by trial judges unless compelled to do so. A list of reasons for this provided by Lewison LJ in Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2014] EWCA Civ 5 [114-115] was set out. Some of the key points are "the trial is not a dress rehearsal", the lack of resources, and how the trial judge heard the live evidence directly.

When considering PD12J and the function of findings of fact, the court also considered the recent and important case of Re H-N and Others (Domestic Abuse: Finding of Fact hearings)[2021] EWCA Civ 448. A significant portion of the judgment was focused on the treatment of vulnerable witnesses in the family court.

"Since the hearing at first instance in this case, Parliament has passed the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, which includes s63 which provides that where a person 'is, or is at risk of being, a victim of domestic abuse', the court must assume that their participation and evidence will be diminished by reason of vulnerability. This triggers arrangements for participation directions or special measures, and is formally adopted into the Family Procedure Rules 2010 as rule 3A2A." [25].

Whilst the provision was not in force at the time of the finding of fact hearing, the court set out how there were extensive provisions (rule 3A and PD3AA) governing vulnerable witnesses in place. When determining the appeal, the court was clear that the provisions of rule 3A and PD2AA are mandatory. Also, that there could be no doubt the mother came within the category of those who might be vulnerable, given she was alleging domestic abuse and sexual abuse.

"It does not appear from any of the orders that the question of participation directions was considered or determined by the court. The provision that the mother and father should attend court on different days to give evidence appears from the wording to have been made in order to meet the restrictions on too many parties being in one room as a result of Covid." [59]

As addressed at paragraph 62, whilst the mother was represented throughout the proceedings, the obligation to consider vulnerability is upon the court. Wilst advocates should have reminded the judge of this, any failure or decision not to do so does not relieve the court of the responsibility it has been given under the rules.

At paragraph 66 Mrs Justice Judd stated:

"this was a case which cried out for participation directions and a ground rules hearing, not just for the sake of the mother, but for the integrity of the court process itself. The purpose of the rules and Practice Direction is to avoid the quality of the evidence being diminished. Here, the need for directions went beyond the need to consider whether the parties should not come into physical contact in the court room or building. Matters, such as whether the mother should be visually shielded from the father as she gave her evidence, and what topics should be covered in cross examination, were highly relevant."

The court considered points advanced on behalf of the father on how the lack of special measures cannot be said to have led to any particular difficulties with mother's evidence. The court, however, accepted that it is not possible to know how the absence of such measures may have affected the mother. The various impacts for some witnesses were considered at paragraph 70. It is not always possible to deduce how a vulnerable witness is or will be affected when or from giving evidence What was important here was that the judge did not find the mother a credible witness and did intervene to ask the mother to answer the question asked of her.

Consequently, in relation to Ground 1, on the facts of this case Mrs Justice Judd found the failure to abide by the procedural rules to be "so serious that the decision of the court cannot stand" [71]. The case is a "stark reminder to us all that these matters need to be addressed to avoid the risk that the integrity of the trial will be undermined" [72]. Ground 1 was therefore found.

Dealing very briefly with Ground 2 (as the High Court did), Mrs Justice Judd also allowed this ground of appeal too. The judge in considering the extensive evidence filed, both paper and recordings, had acted diligently and conscientiously. The judge was sympathetic to the strain faced by judges but found the second ground too. The first instance judge's reasoning as to the allegations of rape focused on the issues of consent and capacity rather than abusive behaviour in the wider sense, and she rejected the mother's evidence on almost every point.

Concluding her judgment, Mrs Justice Judd emphasised that she was "not for one moment saying that there will be a different outcome at a retrial." [86]. That will await determination as a fresh case before a Family Division Judge, with as much further delay avoided as possible. "Any new consideration of the facts or framing of the case will have to take place with a clear eye as to the evidence the court will need to come to a decision on the applications before it" [87].

Take Homes for Lawyers

This case reminds advocates of the importance of effective case management and preparation before the finding of fact hearing is heard. Pre-trial reviews and ground rules hearings are essential, and issues regarding vulnerable witnesses and special measures should be raised swiftly. Whilst the court has a mandatory duty to consider vulnerability, advocates should spend time considering and discussing special measures with those clients considered vulnerable ahead of directions hearings. This was a case where special measures should have certainly been applied for, and most likely would have been granted. Whilst the mother was able to appeal post-fact finding, the special measures should have been sought i) by their representative and/or ii) granted by the judge prior to the finding of fact.

It is important to keep in mind when meeting with clients that they do not always understand what support is available or how such measures operate and could assist them. As far as is possible, time should be spent ahead of listing fact finding hearings to ensure participation directions are discussed with clients and between advocates to ensure the finding of fact is effective and fair. However, we must also remember that vulnerable witnesses may feel that the measures do not go far enough to protect and support them in court. This is an issue not touched upon by this judgment, but is a matter that should be kept in mind by all within the family system. It can be important to remind clients that some support is better than no support, no matter how meagre or limited they may think that support to be.

Finally, as was mentioned within this judgment, it can be easy in the covid-19 era to spend time considering how hearings are to be heard based purely upon protocols as to attendance at court of parties/witnesses and advocates. Advocates have become used to completing case plans regarding when and where parties will attend. However, the special measures needed to ensure a witness gives their best evidence must not be forgotten or relegated.

Author

Chloe Branton is a barrister specialising in both public and private children work.

Covid-19 Vaccinations for Looked After Children: C (Looked After Child) (Covid-19 Vaccination)[2021] EWHC 2993 (Fam)

Written by Chloe Branton.

Introduction

C, a boy almost 13 years old, is a looked after child following the making of a care order in 2015. C wishes to be vaccinated with the winter flu and Covid-19 vaccines. On 12 September 2021 it was announced that Covid-19 vaccination would be offered to 12-15 year old children, and the winter flu vaccine for school years 7-11 was added to the flu vaccine programme on 13 October 2021. C informed his Mother at supervised contact on 22 September 2021 that he wished to be vaccinated for Covid-19, and confirmed this to his social worker the next day. The LA and CG considered it in C's best interests, with C's Father supporting C's decision.

C's Mother was strongly opposed to him being vaccinated and had informed CSC of her opposition to the Covid-19 vaccine on 13 September 2021. She wrote to the LA on 23 September 2021 and enclosed a signed "Vaccine Refusal Declaration". The Mother's case remained that she wanted compelling evidence that the vaccines were both safe and effective for C. She did not accept that the national programmes were based on sound evidence, and she did not accept that either vaccine would be effective in protecting C or other children. The Mother also stated she would hold the court responsible if C suffered an adverse reaction, whilst acknowledging that he had no known health conditions.

The LA sought confirmation from the High Court that it is authorised to exercise PR and consent to vaccinations under s33 Children Act 1989. The LA's application for a declaration under the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court was issued on 25 October 2021. The case was brought because of: (i) the Mother's implacable opposition, (ii) the point on these specific vaccinations not having yet been tested in Court, and (iii) for the court to exercise its inherent jurisdiction to declare it in C's best interests to have the vaccinations if the LA does not have the power under s33.

The Law

The court considered s33 Children Act 1989 regarding the exercise of PR by an LA, in line with the current authorities around vaccination, including Re H (A Child) (Parental Responsibility: Vaccination) [2020] EWCA Civ 664. It was agreed that the Court of Appeal held in Re H that an LA with a care order can arrange and consent to vaccination of a child in its care where it is satisfied that it is in the best interests of that individual child, notwithstanding the objections of parents. The parties were unable to identify a judgment in a public law case concerning either the Covid-19 or winter flu vaccination programmes.

The judgment of MacDonald J in the private law vaccination case of M v H and PT [2020] EWFC 93 was also considered. This judgment, it was noted, was confined to the vaccines of the NHS vaccination schedule. At the time of that judgment the adult Covid-19 vaccination programme was in its early stages with no such programme on the vaccination of children. MacDonald J's obiter comments at [4] were raised, however, given he had stated:

"… it is very difficult to foresee a situation in which a vaccination against COVID-19 approved for use in children would not be endorsed by the court as being in a child's best interests, absent peer-reviewed research evidence indicating significant concern for the efficacy and/or safety of one or more of the COVID-19 vaccines or a well evidence contraindication specific to that subject child." [emphasis in the original]

Finally, the court considered the "Gillick Competence" test as per Gillick v West Norfolk and Wisbech Area Health Authority [1985] 3 WLR 830. In this case, Poole J noted the child was almost 13 and strongly in favour of being vaccinated. Poole J examined Re H (A Child) (Parental Responsibility: Vaccination) and noted that that particular case dealt with very young children.  The court reiterated that the assessment of whether a child is indeed Gillick competent is both child-specific and decision-specific, and that the decision of a Gillick competent child will not necessarily be determinative and can be overridden by the court. Finally, a 12-year old cannot be conclusively be presumed Gillick competent in relation to a vaccination decision.

Judgment

In terms of the question of Gillick competence, Poole J noted that if a Gillick competent child were to refuse vaccination it would raise different questions than that to be looked at here (overriding the views of a parent). He noted that the LA overriding a child's decision would be a different situation. However, Poole J declined to determine this issue any further as in the present circumstances it would be an academic activity.

The Court found it would not be appropriate to investigate the merits of whether a national programme for vaccination of children (Covid-19 and winter flu) was in the best interests of children in general. It was about whether the best interests of the particular child were served by the vaccination. The Court should only consider expert evidence around the vaccines where there is new peer-reviewed research evidence focused on the safety or efficacy of the vaccine(s), or where there is a well-evidenced concern that the vaccine is contraindicated for that particular child. In most cases, therefore, expert evidence is not necessary or appropriate.

The Court confirmed under s33(3)(b) Children Act 1989, where an LA has a care order (including an interim care order), they can arrange and consent to vaccination of a child in its care for the Covid-19 and winter flu vaccines despite the objections of the child's parents. The basis for this was (i) the vaccination is part of an ongoing national programme; (ii) the child is Gillick competent and consents or is not Gillick competent; and (iii) they are satisfied it is necessary to safeguard or promote that individual child's welfare. The Court reiterated there is no requirement for an application to be made for authorisation by the Court before vaccinating in those circumstances. Instead, a parent opposing vaccination would need to apply to prevent vaccination as per Re H.

For completeness, it was recognised that s33(3) Children Act 1989 does not provide total freedom for an LA to arrange and consent to vaccinations in every case. LAs should not rely on s33(3)(b) to make grave decisions with profound or enduring consequences for that child. "Individualised" welfare decisions must be taken for each child, and it also cannot be discounted that there is a possibility an individual child's circumstances may make such a decision "grave". In the vast majority of cases, however, no application is necessary even with parental objection.

Commentary

We now have a High Court authority specifically addressing the Covid-19 and winter flu vaccine programmes. Whilst the judgment essentially reiterates the law from the previous cases, the judgment is particularly welcome given the Court had previously chosen not to consider the Covid-19 vaccination scheme. Together, Re C (Looked After Child) and Re H (A Child) (Parental Responsibility: Vaccination) confirm that the LA need not apply for a declaration that it is in a child's best interests to have such vaccinations. Despite being a public law judgment, this case is also likely now to assist in private law disputes as it goes a step further than M v H and PT.

Whilst the Court again confirmed that the LA need not in most cases apply for a declaration, (and reiterated that the onus is on the parent opposing vaccination to apply instead,) it is likely that LAs will continue to bring such applications. LAs remain cautious about their powers in the face of strong opposition, particularly with something as emotive as vaccination. It will be interesting to see whether any cases come before the Court following this decision where a child's Gillick competence is to be assessed and potentially overridden.

Related Articles

To read more about Re H (A Child) (Parental Responsibility: Vaccination) [2020] EWCA Civ 664 and M v H and PT [2020] EWFC 93 please see the following articles also on the website.

Vaccinating Children in Local Authority Care: Re H (A Child) (Parental Responsibility: Vaccination) [2020] EWCA Civ 664.

Specific Issue Order for Vaccination-including COVID-19: M v H (Private Law Vaccination) [2020] EWFC 93 (15 December 2020)

C (Looked After Child) (Covid-19 Vaccination) [2021] EWHC 2993 (Fam) (09 November 2021) (bailii.org)

Author

Parklane Plowden barrister, Chloe Branton, specialises in children law work, both public and private law. She undertakes both public and private law children work and is regularly instructed for Local Authorities, Children's Guardians and parents. Chloe has a particular interest in cases involving: vaccination, FGM and forced marriage, and the removal of parental responsibility.

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Not a good idea: taking the 06:40 train on Sunday from Amsterdam to Haarlem and then falling asleep and waking up just as you're approaching Heemstede-Aerdenhout. Because the next train back (a 5-minute trip) will be 45 minutes later and at that time in the morning, in a place you don't know with no stores in sight open there's not really anything to do. Besides slamming your head into the wall for half an hour because the falling asleep part was stupid.
I've never made a secret of not liking the 'MacBook Pro' name. PowerBook just had a better ring to it. It said 'This is a powerful machine, in book form'. And the 'Power' part never had anything to do with the PowerPC: they were called PowerBooks even when motorola m68k chips still made them spin.
So now that I have one, how am I going to get around this? The answer is quite simple. You see, the G3, G4 and G5 don't really exist. They're just marketing-friendly names for the PowerPC 750, 74xx and 970 respectively. The G standing for 'Generation' and the number having an obvious use in that classification.
She has a 2.0GHz G6 (Also known as Intel Core Duo) processor, with 2 gigs of memory and an 80 gig hard drive. And so far she's been wonderful.
Every day, I have 30 minutes of time to waste on a train, going from Haarlem to Amsterdam or vice versa, a 15-minute trip. Sometimes, I open up a laptop to write a few more lines of code or play some gridwars or whatever. Most of the times, I'll also have a look at the wireless networks around. It always surprises me how many there are these days.
So the past few days I've been lugging a MacBook Pro around, and I've noticed it's very good at sniffing out wireless beacons. My TiBook will usually only show only one or two networks where the macbook will pick up on 6 or 7.
I've described two dots. Now let's connect them.
I figured it was time to run KisMAC on the macbook while on the train from Amsterdam to Haarlem. I've actually done this before when I was still using a PowerBook G3 with a PCMCIA wifi card, but didn't really pick up on anything. I think I found about 5 networks that day. This time was a little different.
Some stats: Between Amsterdam Central Station and Haarlem, there are at least 110 wireless networks, reachable from inside a moving train. Of those, 33 are on channel 1, and 38 are on channel 11. 17 are on channel 6, 8 are on channel 13, 7 on channel 7, 6 on channel 3 and one on channel 8. The other channels don't see any action. 17 networks use WPA encryption. 37 use WEP. The remainder is unencrypted. 30 seem to be set to their defaults.
This was with an active scan, as KisMAC does not yet support passive scanning on intel macs. That means hidden networks do not show. I think I might repeat this experiment later with a non-pro MacBook. It has even better wifi reception thanks to its entirely non-metal case.
Scan results as a Netstumbler text file.
Tried it on a MacBook non-pro too. As I thought, it does slightly better: it comes up with 286 networks. Contrast that to my TiBook which picks up on a whopping 15 networks.
The keyboard: not that bad. The flat keys feel a bit strange at first and the vertical return key seems to be a bit thinner, but overall it's ok.
The screen: not as bad as some PC versions of glossy screens, but still crap. I work with a lot of terminals which happen to have a dark background, and that makes the gloss show up badly even in fairly dim lighting. I can see myself move around, and anyone who might happen to be behind me. When the screen is mostly bright that disappears for a large part, but stuff like ceiling lighting will still show up. Not a good idea for an office environment with the fluorescent lights that go with it.
Also note how the remote handily sticks to the screen bezel.
The rest is pretty nice. I absolutely adore the magnetic features: the MagSafe connector obviously and the new, entirely brilliant magnetic latch. No more buttons to press to open the laptop, yet it stays shut well-enough to make you think the the little hook that popped out before is still there. The speakers sound fairly ok considering their size, and overall it's been pretty speedy.
And don't worry, I'm still against this Intel thing. That will take time.
Having not attended last year's highly successful (or so I heard) BarCamp Amsterdam, I felt I had to make up. By being late every day. But anyway. It was an interesting experience.
I intended to code somewhat on a DNS based remote Growl Notification Thingo I'm working on. In practise, that never actually happened. Between running around with my camera and talking to other people, there was just no time.
I did meet some interesting people, among which were Matt Biddulph and Deb Bassett. They both brought Canon 350Ds, which I also happen to own, so we had this little unphotoclub thing going on. Matt instantly handed over his newly acquired (same morning, in fact) Canon EF-S 10-22 lens when I, at that point a total stranger, asked for it. That's the kind of trustingness that I like in people. I think at this point I've used his new lens more than he has. (Sorry about that.) Deb has a sixth sense for cameras. She is able to tell if any camera in a fifty meter radius is pointed at her and will break out a big smile (barely contained, here). We tried to see what would happen if we overloaded it by pointing 5 cameras at her, but she's pretty resistant to that. I gave them my lensbaby to try. There was 'oooh'-ing.
Anyway, of course the usualsuspects were there, as were lots of other interesting people. The list is at the BarCampAmsterdamII wiki and above-mentioned Matt has one too, so I'm not going to duplicate those.
I think everything went rather well. Some initial trouble with the WiFi on friday night after a thinko on my side causing everyone on the second Base Station I added not to be able to get DHCP going. Got an epiphany after the second Mac user complained and fixed it. No more complaints after that, except for Gijs Kruitbosch, who was reinstalling his laptop and was having trouble even getting Ethernet going, most probably due to something Ubuntu did wrong. Oh well.
So I had a good time at least, hope we'll do this again soonish.


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Belfast based television company, Afro Mic Productions seek participants to share memories of Christmas, for a brand new documentary celebrating 60 years of Christmas in Northern Ireland.
New Online Community for Filmmakers
Nerve Centre Film Projects have established a new online community for filmmakers, film lovers and those wanting to break into the industry.
Screen Academies Website Goes Live
A new online resource to guide young people into a career in the screen industries, has been launched by Northern Ireland's Creative Learning Centres.
Light in Motion Competition Deadline Extended
The prestigious Light In Motion (LIM) competition, sponsored by City of Derry Crystal, is open to filmmakers and animators across the world.
Nerve Centre Goes International with the Shortcut Project
As part of the Shortcut 'small stories big issues' project, Nerve Centre has launched a brand new website.
Statement from Nerve Centre Regarding Notice of Temporary Closure
As a public cultural institution, Nerve Centre will be closed from 6pm, Friday 13th March for an initial 2 weeks in response to concerns surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak.
Foyle Film Festival Presents Diverse Programme for 15th Intercultural and Anti-Racism Festival
Foyle Film Intercultural & Anti-Racism Festival marks its 15th year with an expanded programme of films, workshops and special cinema-related events tackling a wide range of topics pertaining to...
The 32nd Foyle Film Festival Highlights
The 32nd Foyle Film Festival has come to an end after a fabulous ten days celebrating all things cinema.
The 2019 Light In Motion Award Winners Announced
The winners of Best International Short, Best Animated Short and Best Irish Short were announced last night at the Brunswick Moviebowl as part of the final screening of the 32nd Foyle Film Festival.
Local Talent shines in Festival Screening
The locally made feature film, A Good Woman Is Hard to Find, gets its Derry premiere at Brunswick Cinemas as part of the annual Foyle Film Festival.
William Nicholson, screenwriter of Gladiator, Les Misérables and Shadowlands, to open this year's Foyle Film Festival.
One of Hollywood's top writers will be appearing at our opening night to discuss his latest movie as writer - director 'HOPE GAP.'
Two great new additions to the Foyle Film Festival line-up!
The 32nd Foyle Film Festival gets even bigger with two brand new weekend screenings.
32nd Foyle Film Festival Programme Released
The Foyle Film Festival returns for its 32nd year with another highly anticipated programme of cinematic treats, industry talks and previews of many major awards contenders. While the festival's...
Light in Motion Competition Programme Announced
The finalists for this year's Foyle Film Festival Light in Motion Awards have been announced with 87 films in contention for the Light in Motion Awards for Best International Short Film, Best Irish...
Exploration through Cinema for Students as Foyle Film Festival's Education Programme Launches
As Foyle Film Festival gets ready for its annual celebration of cinema and screen, the launch of this year's dedicated education programme promises 10 days of cinematic exploration for children and...
BFI Film Academy at the Nerve Centre is now open for applications!
By studying all aspects of film and having award winning professionals as mentors, successful students have gone on to study, train and work in the film industry in Northern Ireland and further...
Foyle Film Festival Summer Programme 2019
Chase away the summer boredom with Foyle Film Festival's bumper programme of over 60 films and workshops running from Wednesday, June 26 right through to Friday, August 30.
Summer in the City Just Got a Lot More Exciting With Foyle Film Festival's Latest Programme
Whether it's rain, snow or sunshine this Summer, Foyle Film Festival has you covered with a bumper programme of over 60 special screenings and workshops, running from June 26 right through to August...
Foyle Film Festival's Light In Motion Competition Open for Entries
Northern Ireland's only Oscar® affiliated film festival has launched its 2019 Light In Motion (LIM) competition, open to filmmakers and animators across the world.
Intercultural & Anti-Racism Education Programme
Foyle Film Festival's 2019 Intercultural & Anti-Racism programme brings together a diverse range of films and workshops for schools, exploring themes relating to issues of prejudice and...
Intercultural & Anti-Racism Public Programme
Foyle Film Festival reveals a jam-packed line up for the 2019 Intercultural & Anti-Racism Programme
'Reel' Representation in Foyle Film Festival's 2019 Intercultural & Anti-Racism Programme
A curated selection of films from across the world highlighting diversity and equality will screen in Derry~Londonderry next month as part of the Intercultural & Anti-Racism programme.
Ones to Watch Young Programmers Academy Open for Recruitment
Nerve Centre's Ones to Watch programme, supported by Film Hub NI, is looking for 17-25 year olds to participate in a new programmers academy from Tuesday February 19 to Thursday February 21 from...
Free Talk for Film Students by Leading Animation Talent Catherine Mullan
Into Film and Nerve Centre will welcome one of the leading talents in animation to the North West on February 1 to highlight career opportunities in the VFX industry for students of film.
Foyle Film Festival Highlights
The Foyle Film Festival kicked off 10 days of premiere screenings, industry workshops and special guests on Friday 16 November, with a packed out screening of Colette.
Foyle Film Festival Announces 2018 Light in Motion Competition Winners
The 31st Foyle Film Festival concluded on Sunday 25 November, with the announcement of the Light in Motion competition winners at Brunswick Moviebowl.
Here's Everything Coming Up for the Final Weekend of Foyle Film Festival
There's still loads more to come on the final weekend of Foyle Film Festival, including special guest screenings, NI premieres, and industry events. Book now to avoid disappointment...
Official Statement From Vanessa Redgrave
We regret to announce that Vanessa Redgrave has had to cancel her visit to this year's Foyle Film Festival due to illness. Ms Redgrave requested that the festival pass on the following message...
Foyle Film Festival Kicks Off 10 Day Programme With a Sold Out Opening Night
The 31st edition of the Foyle Film Festival got off to a fantastic start on Friday 16 November, with a packed out screening of Keira Knightley's latest release Colette at Brunswick Moviebowl.
Foyle Film Festival Looks Forward to Another Dynamic Line Up
Now in its 31st year, the Foyle Film Festival packs a bigger punch than ever with its 'Voices' themed programme.
Vanessa Redgrave Leads This Year's Special Guests at Foyle Film Festival
Monday 29 October
Northern Ireland Screen Foundation Academy for Animation Now Open for Applications
The Northern Ireland Screen Foundation Academy for Animation is now open for applications to young people throughout the region aged 16-19 with the talent and commitment to take up a career within...
Cinematic Adventure for Students as Foyle Film Festival's Education Programme Launches
As Foyle Film Festival gets ready for its annual celebration of cinema and screen, the launch of this year's dedicated education programme promises 10 days of cinematic adventures for children and...
The Spirit of '68 is Alive at Stendhal Festival: BFI Uprising! Screenings
As part of BFI's Uprising! The Spirit of '68 season, Foyle Film Festival took over a tent at Stendhal to screen two classic films for festival-goers...
Job Opportunity: Foyle Film Festival PR & Marketing Coordinator (Temporary)
Join Northern Ireland's Oscar®- affiliated film festival as PR & Marketing Coordinator for the 31st edition, which will run November 16-25 2018.
Artists and Academics Come Together to Mark World Mental Health Day
Northern Ireland's leading experts in mental health, wellbeing and the creative arts will meet at the Nerve Centre in celebration of World Mental Health Day on Tuesday 9 and Wednesday October 10.
Submission Deadline for Foyle Film Festival's Light in Motion Awards
Foyle Film Festival Light in Motion Awards will close for regular submissions on Saturday September 15 2018. However filmmakers and animators that are members of Withoutabox will be able to submit...
Cinematic Companion Piece to Colin Davidson's Silent Testimony To Screen in Derry
Hear My Voice, a short film based on Colin Davidson's stunning portrait collection, Silent Testimony, will be screened in Nerve Centre, Derry~Londonderry for the first time on August 9.
Join the First Ever Nationwide 48-Hour Animation Challenge
This summer, animators across the UK are invited to take part in the first-ever nationwide 48-hour animation challenge. With regional heats in Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales, a public...
Iconic Star of 2001: A Space Odyssey to Attend Foyle Film Festival Screenings
The 50th anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's space epic, 2001: A Space Odyssey will be celebrated with two special screenings, in Belfast and Derry, attended by the film's leading actor, Keir...
Foyle Film Festival's Summer Programme is Coming in Hot
We know the great weather won't last forever, but thankfully our Summer Programme is here for the long haul with a scorching new season of cinema stretching from June 11 right through to September 27.
The Lost Moment Exhibition Opens in Nerve Visual
Civil Rights, Street Protest and Resistance in Northern Ireland, 1968-69.
Foyle Film Festival Launches 2018 Spring Programme
Get out the popcorn because Foyle Film Festival has just dropped their latest cinema programme, and its full of blockbusters, tearjerkers and punk rock.
Submissions Now Open For Light In Motion Competition
Foyle Film Festival, Northern Ireland's only Oscar®- affiliated film festival, is now accepting submissions for the 31st edition of the festival, which will run 16-25 November 2018.
Foyle Film Festival's Intercultural and Anti-Racism Programme Puts the Spotlight on Global Issues
Over 30 acclaimed and award-winning films exploring issues of race, representation and diversity will be screened as part of the Foyle Film Festival's annual Intercultural and Anti-Racism Programme.
Foyle Film Festival Intercultural & Anti-Racism Programme 2018
Foyle Film Festival's Intercultural & Anti-Racism Programme will return with an extended programme of special screenings and workshops from Tuesday 20 March to Friday 6 April.
30th Anniversary Celebrations
The festival marked its 30th anniversary with ten-days of premieres, exclusive screenings and special guest events. Here's just some of the highlights...
Young Filmmakers Honoured at Foyle Film Festival's Moving Image Arts Awards
Over 250 young filmmakers gathered in Brunswick Moviebowl last week (Wednesday 22 November) for the annual CCEA Moving Image Arts Showcase and Awards Ceremony, in association with Foyle Film Festival
The 30th Foyle Film Festival drew to a close last night (Sunday 26 November) with the announcement of the Light in Motion competition winners in Derry~Londonderry
Oscar Nominated Irish Director To Lead Foyle Film Festival's Filmmaking Event
One of Ireland's greatest directors, Jim Sheridan, will join a host of leading film industry luminaries at the 'From Shorts to Features' conference in the Nerve Centre next Friday 24 November
SOUNDS LIKE A BOY'S LIFE - ULSTER ORCHESTRA JOINS FORCES WITH TONY DOHERTY FOR FOYLE FILM FESTIVAL
The Ulster Orchestra is marking the start of EO Lab II, an exciting new pan-European project, with an event featuring local author Tony Doherty as part of this year's festival...
Remembering Sam Shepard
Four years after his appearance at the Foyle Film Festival, we pay tribute to the late Sam Shepard by inviting Stephen Rea and local actress Judith Roddy to read some of his powerful short stories
New Film | Makers Exhibition Opens in Nerve Visual
Archive film footage of Northern Ireland's rich tradition of making has inspired an exhibition of contemporary work in Derry~Londonderry
Foyle Film Festival Marks 30th Anniversary With Ten Day Celebration
Foyle Film Festival returns for its 30th anniversary and marks the milestone occasion with more screenings, premieres and events than ever before
Watch Our 30th Anniversary Trailer
The festival takes place across four venues – Nerve Centre, Brunswick Moviebowl, The Guildhall and Bennigans Bar with over 100 films from Nov 17 - 26
Bad Day For The Cut Comes to Foyle Film Festival
Chris Baugh's thriller, which made its debut at Sundance Film Festival, will be screened at Foyle Film Festival on November 23 in Nerve Centre
An Epic Cinematic Adventure for Schools as Foyle Film Festival Launches its Education Programme for 2017
Schools, students and young people from across the North West will be taken on a round-the-world cinematic adventure next month as Foyle Film Festival launches its annual dedicated education programme
Sizzling Summer of Films At Nerve Centre
Chase away the summer boredom with Foyle Film Festival's bumper programme of over 50 films and workshops running from Monday, June 19 right through to August 17.
Submissions Now Open For the 30th Foyle Film Festival 2017
Foyle Film Festival, Northern Ireland's only Oscar®- affiliated film festival, is now accepting submissions for the 30th edition of the festival, which will run 17 - 26 November 2017.
The Best of 'Oscar® Season' Showcased in Foyle Film Festival's Spring Programme
Foyle Film Festival's 2017 Spring Programme, featuring a number of Northern Ireland premieres and exclusive screenings in Nerve Centre and Brunswick Moviebowl, will launch on Monday, April 3
Intercultural and Anti-Racism Festival Launched in Derry~Londonderry
Some of the biggest films of 2017 exploring issues of race, representation and diversity will be screened at the Foyle Film Festival's annual Intercultural and Anti-Racism Festival later this month in
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Whose side are you on Lesley ?
In this week's podcast Lesley examines david Cameron's speech, Alan Sinclair's report and readers' letters.
As promised, here is the recording made of the Nordic Horizons meeting on February 7. This section features contributions from Professor Mike Danson, Paddy Bort, Rob Gibson MSP and Sarah Boyack MSP.
This week Lesley wrote about the challenges of the islanders and their battles with SNH. It's mostly about seals, scallops and localisation.


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Lise Vidal (* 24. November 1977 in Marseille; † 2. Juli 2021 in Saint-Clément-des-Baleines) war eine französische Windsurferin.

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Lise Vidal gehörte zwischen 1999 und 2007 dem französischen Segelteam an. Bei den Olympischen Spielen 2000 in Sydney wurde sie in der Windsurf-Regatta Neunte.

Zudem konnte Vidal zwei Europameistertitel und einen 3. Platz bei der Mistral OD Weltmeisterschaft 1999 verbuchen.

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Am 2. Juli 2021 verstarb Vidal nach einer Gehirnblutung  im Alter von 43 Jahren.

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Social networking is used beyond connecting with friends and family. Various social networking tools like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn can help people in finding their new job. Nowadays, your online image in any social networking services is becoming very crucial. Your image is just as important as your customized resume and cover letter is. Make sure you know how to operate social networking technology leveraging it to your advantage. Get involved in learning new things and becoming a social networking expert. Below are a few advantages and disadvantages of using social networking sites for job research.
The "3C's" are very important to the job search process. Connect, communicate and collaborate. Finding jobs, connecting, communicating, and collaborating with successful individuals is a rising phenomenon of online professionals. The face of recruitment is changing and hiring managers are the first ones to peep into the social networking profiles in an effort to locate the best candidate.
Through social media, you can easily reach a wide network of people. Just tweet or post on Facebook that you are in the market for a job. This will automatically notify hundreds of people. Your friends and colleagues in your network have their own network and they can pass on your message.
People in search of a job can get an array of benefits from social networking sites. They can get the employers and recruiters info from their social networking profiles. The job seekers can then get to know all the professional and personal details of the recruiters, and this information can prove to be helpful during the course of the interview. Participation itself can help professionals and business people link up with one another. LinkedIn has captured both the status and numbers in the professional and business markets.
Through social media, you can market yourself effectively. Sites such as LinkedIn, Apps on and Facebook allow you to show off your educational details, skills, work history and awards. All of these things can help you easily get noticed by potential employers.
Nowadays, net-workers have grown tired of what once was really new and exciting. The big problem lies in signing up with every social media site and quickly growing tired of all the time they are spending on them. Keeping the accounts updated is also a big issue and matter of concern for them.
Aggregation is very important for the user. It means combining and forming a comprehensive whole from the respective info. Many sites aggregate content and making it simple for the job seekers to search for any specific job. There is no such aggregator for social networking sites and thus users face a lot of frustration.
If you are presently employed, then posting for a job search might harm your current employment status. If the company that you are currently working for learns of your job search, your job might be at risk. It questions your commitment to your current position and employer.
It's really true that all big companies are using social media in this age. But, there are still lots of smaller companies that are not properly leveraging social media networks, or they may choose to find the best candidate outside of the social media circles. Thus, you might not be able to connect to these companies if you use social media for job searches.
We all know the fact that an online presence can increase the visibility in the job market, but it can also kill the chance of getting a job. Your network is a reflection of yourself, and therefore you must be choosy in keeping your network filled with people that you are proud to be in company with.
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The Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining administers the State's approved SMCRA program regulating the surface and underground mining of coal. The Division evaluates applications for mining permits, revisions and renewals, permit transfers, bond releases, and exploration, issues and maintains permits and conducts inspections of coal mines to ensure compliance with the program's requirements. Since 1981, Utah's regulatory program has been a partnership effort between the State and the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement.
The Division regulates exploration for, and development of, coal in the State of Utah which supports the existence of a viable coal mining industry to meet the nation's energy needs; implements standards that safeguard the environment and protect public health and safety; and achieves the successful reclamation of land affected by coal mining activities.
Oversight is the process of evaluating and assisting States and Tribes in the administration, implementation, enforcement, and maintenance of their approved regulatory programs. OSMRE conducts oversight on an evaluation year basis which runs from July 1 through June 30. We are currently preparing for our next evaluation year and are soliciting comments from citizens, environmental groups, industry and other interested parties. We seek your recommendations for evaluation topics and suggestions for improving our future Annual Reports. As a part of this process, we also offer the opportunity for discussions with our office.
Please submit your requests or comments from March 1 - 30, 2018, by email or in writing, to the contact listed below. Thank you for your participation in this important process.
The Oversight Document System (ODocs) is a new depository library OSMRE developed containing oversight documentation related to State/Tribes oversight program. To access ODocs, click on the link provided below. For more information on Oversight, visit Oversight of Surface Coal Mining. If you have questions, please reference the individual listed under Contact Information.
View the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining website http://oilgas.ogm.utah.gov/.


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The presented development is set in the center of Plovdiv offering a select collection of bespoke 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom apartments. This prestigious development delivers first-class residents' facilities and exceptional levels of style and luxury in keeping with the culture and history of Plovdiv.
Master planned by the renowned architects Stephen George International, the complex will include 1 upscale residential tower of 16 storeys, 3 low rise buildings arranged around landscaped gardens and a premium SPA and wellness centre. The development will also include shops, restaurants and bars together with a kids' club and children's playground.
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Full-height windows ensure there is an abundance of natural light in genrously proportioned living space.
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Underground parking spaces for each apartment are provided at a price of 13,000 euros.
• Museum of Beer - a classic restaurant and a traditional brewery where a boiled craft beer is served.
• Optical internet connection and video intercom.
For the residents of the complex, professional management and maintenance of the common areas will be provided by highly qualified specialists.
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Valley Cottage, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/09/2018 -- Video streaming is the one-way transmission of video content over a data network. It is a type of media streaming in which data from a video file is continuously transferred through the Internet to a remote user. This content is sent in a compressed form via the Internet and is displayed in real time by the viewer. While streaming, the user does not have to wait to download it on a computer or host it to play the file. Hence, a player is needed for uncompressing the file, which sends the audio data to the speakers and video data to the display.
The global video streaming market is expected to grow from US$ 138.99 Bn in 2018 to US$ 591.11 Bn by 2028 at a CAGR of 15.6% in terms of revenue during the forecast period (2018-2028). In this report, the global video streaming market is tracked in terms of value, and is calibrated to obtain the market revenue estimates of video streaming services.
However, interruptions in streaming flow, piracy and low bandwidth or limited streaming speed are some of the major challenges that hamper the growth of the video streaming market.
To understand and assess the demand and opportunities in this market, the video streaming market report is categorically split into five major sections: Video Streaming market analysis – by type, by content delivery channel, by revenue model, by industry and by region.
On the basis of type, the video streaming market is segmented into video on-demand and live video streaming. The video streaming market's live video streaming segment is expected to dominate the market throughout the forecast period with a market share of 32.5% and 43.3% in 2018 and 2028 respectively.
On the basis of content delivery channel, the video streaming market is segmented into OTT, Pay TV and IPTV. The video streaming market's OTT segment is expected to dominate the market for the maximum duration of the forecast period owing to the high CAGR associated with it. The video streaming market's IPTV segment is expected to grow from US$ 23.38 Bn in 2018 to US$ 103.47 Bn in 2028.
On the basis of revenue model, the video streaming market is segmented into subscription, pay per view, premium purchases and advertisement-based revenue model. The video streaming market's subscription-based revenue model is expected to dominate the market throughout the forecast period and enjoy a market share of 49.6% and 51.5% in 2018 and 2028 respectively.
On the basis of industry, the video streaming market is segmented into residential and commercial industries. The video streaming market's live video streaming segment is expected to dominate the market throughout the forecast period owing to the high CAGR associated with it. The video streaming market's commercial industry segment is expected to grow from US$ 44.29 Bn in 2018 to US$ 214.30 Bn in 2028. The commercial industry segment is further segmented as media & entertainment, education and others.
The section video streaming market analysis by region includes an in-depth country-level analysis of all global regions, namely North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, SEA and Others in Asia Pacific, Japan, China and MEA, by type, by content delivery channel, by revenue model & by country and provides market data in terms of value for 2018-2028. In 2017, the market in North America dominated the overall global video streaming market, while the fastest-growing region in the video streaming market is South East Asia and others of APAC.
The key players reported in this study on the global video streaming market are Netflix, Inc.; IBM Corporation; Apple Inc.; Amazon.com, Inc.; Cisco Systems, Inc.; Adobe Systems, Inc.; Google Inc.; Roku, Inc.; Akamai Technologies, Inc. and Hulu, LLC.


Thank you to Mr. James Maisano for inviting me to go to the Westchester Board of County Legislators on 11/29/11. I went and I spoke about Stars for Cars. The County Legislators were all listening and they really wanted to help. I asked Mrs. Arciola, the Gold Star Mother who inspired me to help the "Blue and Gold Star" families, to come to the County Legislature. I told the group that I was inspired when I found out that she lost her 20 year old son in Iraq. I felt that her son and her family made a sacrifice. I felt that we should really pay attention to that. This website is in honor of Mrs. Teresa Arciola and her son, Michael. We have never really told her that. I know that she would really be happy to get the word about Michael out there and get people to care.
I wanted to acknowledge Mrs. Arciola. I talked about her in my speech. Mr. Maisano talked about her too. He had her stand up to be recognized. When she stood up, everyone stood up too and clapped for her. I felt like that was great to be acknowledging her.
We take this time to remember the "Blue and Gold Star" families and thank them for their generosity.
We remember the "Blue and Gold Star" families and we want them to know that they are part of our community.
We take this time to remember the "Blue and Gold Star" families and their sacrifice.
While I was at the County Legislature, I also thanked Holy Family and Sister Connie Koch as well as Mayor Bramson. They have been supporters from the beginning.
I want the "Blue and Gold Star" families to be recognized all over the place. That means in school, at work, at home, in church or temple or wherever you go, and even on vacation!
Thank you Mr. Maisano for inviting me and my teacher, Mrs. Tatarka, and my inspiration, Mrs. Arciola.
Thank you also to my Uncle Greg Varian (my Dad's first cousin, but more like my uncle). He is awesome!
PS I had a lot of homework this week, so I didn't get the chance to blog earlier. Sorry for the inconvenience.


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#LekkiMasscre #EndSARS: NGE condemns shooting on unarmed protesters - ITREALMS
The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) has strongly condemned what it described as unwarranted shooting and killing of unarmed protesters by security men in different parts of the country, reports ITREALMS.
Making this known, the NGE president, Mustapha Isah, said that the Guild demands that President Muhammadu Buhari should address the nation to calm frayed nerves.
"There is nothing wrong in actively engaging in dialogue with the aggrieved youths," he said.
The Guild, he also said, sympathises with victims of the shootings and their families and calls for full scale investigation of Tuesday's mayhem across the nation, especially the killings and injuries inflicted on protesters at the Lekki, Toll Plaza in Lagos, where security personnel shot and killed some unarmed protesters before the commencement of curfew at 9pm.
"The Guild notes that there was no need whatsoever for security personnel to use live bullets and therefore, demands that those found culpable should be brought to justice.
The NGE is worried over the dramatic turn the #EndSARS peaceful protests have taken.
The body of editors welcomes the curfew imposed on some states following the apparent hijack of the peaceful #EndSARS protests by hoodlums. The Guild commends the efforts of these state governments to separate the wheat from the chaff.
"The Guild notes that the restriction of movement in parts of the country does not give law enforcers any right to harass and intimidate persons on essential duties, especially journalists who are on the frontline in the discharge of their constitutional duty of gathering, processing and disseminating information.
"The Guild will not tolerate the harassment of such journalists. They should be allowed unfettered access to places of interest to them as they strive under this atmosphere of insecurity to carry out their legitimate responsibilities.
"The Guild also advises journalists to be security conscious in these trying times.
"The apparent hijack of the protests by hoodlums should not be used as an excuse by the Government not to address the legitimate demands of the #EndSARS protesters.
"The Guild condemns the attacks on security personnel, their facilities, public infrastructure and private businesses and calls on government to rein in the miscreants hiding under the #EndSARS protests to perpetrate mayhem on innocent Nigerians.
"The body of editors commends the state governments that have set up panels of enquiry to investigate allegations of police brutality, especially the atrocities committed by operatives of the now- disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS.
"Government should take urgent steps to reform the entire security architecture of the nation.
"The Guild urges the Nigerian government to show urgency and openness in meeting the demands of the Nigerian youths.
Further, NGE appealled to the protesters to give the government the benefit of the doubt at this time by opting henceforth for dialogue, to avoid further escalation of the blood-letting and brigandage which some misguided miscreants have introduced to what started as a very peaceful exercise.


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Q: How to set "simulation setup" to use IDA in OpenModelica? I am going to perform sensitivity analysis on a model developed in OpenModelica. Based on the link below I intended to do it via IDA:
https://openmodelica.org/doc/OpenModelicaUsersGuide/latest/parametersensitivity.html
I set the "simulation setup" as it is advised in this link, but unfortunately I get failed in simulating the model; the error is shown below:
IDA## set IDASensInit failed!
I'd appreciate if you could help me with this regard and of course if you provide me with a document in more detail using IDAS in OM.
Thanks and regards,
Amir

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© 2017 MUSIC BY MALEA
HAVE YOU SEEN MY ANGEL?
Malea & her band "Malea & The Tourists" new Cd Album was produced through great love, joy, trust and caring and sometimes sadness & loss that enters our lives. The story behind this album is about what love teaches us, how it surprises us, teaches us patience. Track Titles: Make You Feel My Love, I Don't Want To Talk About It, How Do I Live, Over The Rainbow and an original, Have You Seen My Angel? ~ Words: Malea and Kit Taylor, Music: Kit Taylor
"Have You Seen My Angel?" features:
Malea - lead vocals, Kit Taylor - keys/vocals, Steve Morgan - bass, Fred Ingram - drums, Eric Austin - sax
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Malea and her band "Malea & The Tourists" Cd Album covers eras and genres that highlight their versatility & personalities. Track Titles: Almost Like Being In Love, Sway, Since I Fell For You, Bring Me Sunshine, You Send Me, Bossa Nova Baby, Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You
Bring Me Sunshine features:
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Malea and pianist Craig Bidondo collaborated on this Debut Cd that provides the listener the feeling as if they are in a live setting. Track Titles: At Last, Dindi, More Than You Know, You'd Be Surprised, Some People's Lives, Someone To Watch Over Me, Someone Like You, What's Love Got To Do With It, Sweet Love, If You Really Knew Me, By Heart


If you've ever been on vacation or traveled for work, you understand how difficult it is to find healthy meals. The combination of not having time to eat and limited restaurant choices can leave you stuck eating a greasy cheeseburger. But have you ever wondered how artists stay fit on the road?
We were lucky enough to talk to Australian superstar producer and fitness enthusiast, Will Sparks, about how fitness plays into his career and how he stays fit on the road. Alongside his advice, he was kind enough to create an exclusive workout playlist for us.
EDM.com: Would you say going on tour has made it easier or harder for you to stay fit?
Will Sparks: Harder obviously but I always make time no matter what. No excuses while on the road.
Besides the activity on stage, how do you stay physically active while on tour?
Just gym really. I normally fly in the morning and get in late arvo/night. Have a big feed and go straight in to an hour or 2 in the gym!
How do you manage to eat healthy while on the road?
Snacking on healthy stuff helps those hunger feels (nuts, protein bars, fruit etc). I always try to wake up early to get some brekky before take off. Airports are not a vibe for food at all.
What are some tips you would give someone who thinks they are too busy to exercise?
Just get up and go..Its an hour out of your day. I bet most people spend more than that scrolling their phone!
How does your fitness obsession help your music career?
It all falls into the adrenaline rush and endorphin release both give me.. If i have a happy healthy mind, i make good music and everything else falls in line!
What's next for Will Sparks? Anything big on the horizon?
There are a few records I'm super pumped about. Working with the likes of Spinnin on the label side and artists like KSHMR, Luciana and Timmy Trumpet is always a huge positive for me and my team.
A special thanks to Will Sparks for taking the time to talk with us!
Will Sparks has responded to allegations of verbal abuse and physical intimidation.
Look out for this guy!
Will Sparks provided us with some gems as well as his own revitalizing smoothie recipe.
The English producer had some choice words about the current state of dance music.


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Jason "JT" Tozier. YouTube: TheLastHiccup. Unmasking Stigma.
Tag: AGBell Lies
AGBell: Time for You to Heal Your Angry Brain
February 16, 2019 The Last HiccupLeave a comment
Edward Miner Gallaudet (EMG): December 1881
This is one of the most powerful pieces written by EMG. It is a year after infamous Milan Resolution. I will share few of his writing. The grand opening of his article:
"The heated controversies which have been sustained for many years as to the merits of rival methods of instructing the deaf have, in part, grown out of a mistaken idea of classification, and partly out of an imperfect understanding of the capabilities of the person to be taught."
There is nothing better to write something like this at the grand opening. The rival methods would be between American Sign Language (ASL) and Oralism: Alexander Graham Bell's favorite work.
EMG writes: "First of all, the class should be always be spoken of as the deaf."
ASL is the staunch language of the deaf. In that same paper, EMG writes: "when Pedro Ponce de Leon, three centuries ago in Spain, taught children "deaf from birth to speak, to read, write, and keep accounts to repeat prayers, to serve the mass, to know the doctrines of the Christian religion, and to confess themselves viva voce."
Today in 2019, Alexander Graham Bell's doctrine continues to teach Deaf children to speak and collect all accounts by Oralism methods to remember his legendary to serve the master and give him the power to control ASL in the name of authority.
EMG writes: "Other teachers meeting with pupils who could not master speech have accounted for their failures in various ways, many most unjustly assuming that all who failed to acquire the power of vocal utterance were deficient in intellect;"
We all know that AGBell's Oralism practices very much the power of vocal utterance has failed for years including 2019. Because we all know that ASL is WAY MUCH INTELLECT language. That's too bad that the truth still hides in the dark. We know that ASL is the human brain that will never be defective with the final written statement by EMG:
"Defective brain power," referred to by Mr. Kinsey, must not be understood to mean only imbecility, for the term is applicable to imperfect or weak memory, lack of the imitative faculty, slowness of apprehension, nervousness, and other conditions familiar to those who have had to do with the deaf."
It is not hard to know that AGBell's national emergency: his own defective brainpower. He is still exploiting ASL and the Deaf even in the future. It starts with us that we can stop his future.
ASL changes our lives, as we cannot deny this in our painful journey where we were once survivors of AGBell's hateful practices. ASL is more successful more than anything, and will need each other to achieve our goals.
In Deaf community, AGBell's brainpower is the national emergency in order to bypass ASL and fund a powerful Oralism than ever, and it is only beginning that we are starting to learn that how badly AGBell has been messing the Deaf community up. Today, we are asking you to make a choice.
Within two critical priorities, which would, best for Deaf community, and your choice is to eliminate one.
Recognizing ASL to carry that intelligence to pass on to futurism.
Criminalizing ASL to support Alexander Graham Bell's legacy.
Copyright © 2019 Jason Tozier
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Tagged AGBell, AGBell Lies, AGBell Survivors, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, American Sign Language, ASL, Deaf community, Deaf Culture, Deaf Education, Edward Miner Gallaudet, EMG, Hate, Hate Speech, Jason "JT" Tozier, Jason Tozier, Oralism
Rethinking ASL Justice & AGBell Colonialism
December 18, 2018 December 19, 2018 The Last HiccupLeave a comment
Without question, 2018 has been emotional, heart-breaking, heart-crunching, heart-wrenching, hurt, being lied to, being deceived, confused, showing the culture of bystander, denials, and lost souls for Deaf community. Where is justice for American Sign Language (ASL)?
LEAD-K. It was never about data. It was about Alexander Graham Bell. With our help, we need to stand up for justice and stop Alexander Graham Bell patronizing Deaf people down. In fact, the word of the year for 2018 by Merriam-Webster has chosen "justice"—how fitting it is.
In New York Times by Dan Levin, writes that:'in choosing the noun, Merriam-Webster said that it was looked up on its website 74 percent more often than in 2017'
LEAD-K was never about justice. It was more like travesty. What is travesty? Representing in a false or distorted way and that is how Deaf community felt about being represented in a false picture that it is all right to team up with Alexander Graham Bell.
LEAD-K helped Alexander Graham Bell gain more prejudice against ASL in our Deaf community. They are allowing Alexander Graham Bell to gain access to hate and Surdophobia in Deaf schools and mainstreaming schools.
Two years after LEAD-K formed, there are two things are absolutely clear: Alexander Graham Bell's words and actions reflect the Audism, Surdophobia, and Hate Speech that had been at the face of the LEAD-K campaign. Now Cued Speech is forming in Virginia and Illinois—and wants to spread all over America with the help of LEAD-K. It was never about data or improving literacy in reading and writing.
A coalition of activists had been spending a lot of time, energy, and passion to bring the truth about Alexander Graham Bell's hateful ideology. There are plenty of Deaf artists who drew pictures of how Alexander Graham Bell are dangerous proves effective, with survivors of Alexander Graham Bell gaining greater understanding through their own artwork.
There are plenty of Deaf writers who took it to the streets, social media, and public, showing the truth about Alexander Graham Bell and sends a message onto the platform to distribute truth and challenging the lies that makes Deaf students "successful" with Cued Speech, listening and speaking, and cochlear implants, and the list goes on, making Alexander Graham Bell for the message.
LEAD-K claims that it would support the foundation of Deaf children, and help protect young lives from the destructive effects of Oralism, but Deaf community got fooled badly.
The educational materials would help and empower Deaf people with the facts they need to live healthy, Audism-free lives. We need to continue and stand up against Audism and Surdophobia practice and conquer the language hegemony or oppression.
Now it is time for us to spread the truth. We stand up for social justice! We stand up for ASL justice!
Tagged AGBell Colonialism, AGBell Lies, AGBell Survivors, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, American Sign Language, ASL, ASL Justice, Audism, Bystanders, Cochlear Implant, Cochlear Implants, Colonialism, Cued Speech, Culture of Bystander, Culture of Fear, Deaf, Deaf Artists, Deaf community, Deaf writers, Jason "JT" Tozier, Jason Tozier, Justice, Language Bigotry, language deprivation, Language Hegemony, Lead-K, Oppression, Oralism, Rethinking ASL, Social Justice, Surdophobia
Dealing with Plantation Mentality. WHY?
November 26, 2018 The Last HiccupLeave a comment
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Tagged 1988, AGBell, AGBell Lies, AGBell Survivors, Alexander Graham Bell, Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Allen Sussman, ASL, Cochlear Implant, Cochlear Implants, Cued Speech, Deaf President Now, DPN 1988, Gallaudet University, hearing privilege, Hearing Privileges, Jason "JT" Tozier, Jason Tozier, John Holloway, Listening and Speaking, Oralism, Plantation Mentality, Power, Radicalism, Revolution, Social Change, Social Justice
My Lecture at Gallaudet University
February 21, 2017 The Last Hiccup2 Comments
Tagged AGB, AGBell, AGBell Lies, AGBellLies, Alexander Graham Bell, American Sign Language, Aristotle, ASL, Deaf, Deficit Thinking, Gallaudet University, George Veditz, Harlan Lane, Hate Crime, Hate Literature, Hate Speech, Jason "JT" Tozier, Melvia Nomeland, Ronald Nomeland, The Deaf Community in America: History in the Making, When the Mind Hears: A History of the Deaf
Suing AGBell and its Enablers
April 21, 2016 March 31, 2017 The Last Hiccup1 Comment
Joseph Artino, Deaf Artist
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.—George Orwell
Few years ago, I was reading a book: Animal Farm by George Orwell, a British writer—the story is about the oldest pig on the the farm, his name name was Old Major—had to call out all the animals to a secret meeting and telling them about his dream of a revolution against the cruel Mr. Jones; After Major dies a few days later, his speech gives the more intelligent animals a new outlook on farm life. Pigs and pigeons play major roles in charge of the farm.
Animal Farm is one of the greatest analogies for anyone who is part of AGBell survivors—where we all need to go through rebellion to have AGBell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to be shut down. Forever. AGBell survivors had been hurt over and over through hatred and bigotry—and what is it that stands between AGBell survivors and them that such a proposition would loose in the mind and body of a person who believed that ASL is not important anymore. The letter by Meredith Sugar was deeply dismayed, concerned, and even frightened, the ongoing and escalating crisis by AGBell survivors could be. It is very important that AGBell survivors is up to par with current events affecting all of us frightfully.
Ever since April 1st letter by Ms. Sugar, in the Deaf community, we have witnessed our democracy in process that met with unnecessary hate crime and bigotry. That was how we would always remember about our experience through AGBell lies; Today we can walk far in the company of intellectual people and stop AGBell's hatred and intellectual oppression either exalted or scorned.
The reason for the latter attitude is that the term "oppression" has always carried the scent of impropriety of ASL discourses in Deaf community. We all need to share our personal and professional experience in this healing process. We also need to depend on each other to heal. In healthy discourses, we MUST not loose our sight of the value of it—the form of healing that is not only healthy but important vital for the well-being of AGBell survivors and the maintenance of Deaf community today and tomorrow across America and around the world.
It is important to take a look at this way. Wal-Mart has been sued 4,851 times in year 2000 (The picture attached below)—about once every two hours. Wal-Mart has billions of dollars. They have insurance. Even there are people who actually worship Wal-Mart—way powerful than a bible. No, I am not kidding about this part.
There are roughly between 400,000 and a million ASL users in America (most recently I attempted to look at Gallaudet Research Institute [GRI] and saw what Schein and Delk old study back in 1974—400,000 ASL users, but someone informed me that today it might be up to a million ASL users. Again, no hard numbers). —who knows that most of them might be AGBell survivors—imagine if Deaf community take action to sue AGBell—every minute of it for 365 days of living through AGBell lies, hatred, bigotry, language hegemony, the list goes on—how come AGBell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing has not sued or anyone ever done this before? Insurance? Strong sound-oriented country?
We could create a CLASS SUIT and shut down AGBell—not only that but the telephone company, cochlear implant companies, and all that hate groups who are in the same boat as AGBell stakeholders. They do not have much money like the Daily Moth has showed the Deaf community how much AGBell really made—very poor financial management—a weak link.
Imagine sharing your concerns with AGBell, the Deaf survivors like yourself who to listen to you with respect. Imagine how you would feel about yourself if you could call them for guidance, insight, and perspective when you need it. Is this gonna happen? You decide. Wake up! Do we really have this kind of imagination today? AGBell Board of Directors is powerful in the human psyche and its hatred psyche, too. Indeed, at this level of archetype, they have failed to live within our imagination now.
In fact, one of the things I have admired most about AGBell survivors telling their stories, writing letters, and all that is its embrace for change. It teaches us to look to the work we can do on ourselves—repair, maintain, build and grow—so we can better deal with change that is certain to come. Growth may mean that AGBell survivors must be the one who to proactively instigate change that is long overdue.
AGBell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is now ready to be shut down for greater good and gives us the change and grow. We have memory, we have history that gives us remembrance that AGBell begun hatred and bigotry in 1883—the history is our strength that is deeply rooted in our sense of place. Its lesson is not to be a survivor of change inflicted upon AGBell; We are the ones to instigate the change that is beneficial, the change that holds merit of ASL and Deaf culture today and tomorrow.
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A 2010. évi téli olimpiai játékokon a gyorskorcsolya női 3000 méteres versenyszámát február 14-én rendezték Richmondban. Az aranyérmet a cseh Martina Sáblíková nyerte meg. A versenyszámban nem vett részt magyar versenyző.

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On cars 4-speed transmissions which type is defined by a wheel formula and engine type are established. Gear shifting is carried out depending on speed of movement and depression in a soaking-up collector. On transmissions of RE4R01A or RL4R01A of cars 1990 and 1991 of are provided the device of automatic switching of transmission at an overload of the engine and the being blocked hydrotransformer. These transmissions are equipped with self-diagnostics system.
The R - a parking, in this situation is started the engine for performance of all adjusting works on the working engine. To transfer the selector to this situation during movement it is forbidden. It is used for a parking on biases.
N-neutral situation, in this situation is started the engine and can is long to idle during movement on the loaded route.
About (on a part of cars) - transmission switching at an engine overload, joins automatically at switch operation (on 4-cylinder engines) or at position of the switch of engine capacity in the situation Auto (on V6 engines).
D-the lever is transferred to this situation when driving in a usual mode.
"2" - the car moves on the 2nd transfer, is used on steep slopes and descents, and also at movement on a wet covering. In this situation the engine tests the maximum loadings.
"1" - in this situation transmission is switched to the 1st or 2nd transfer at speed below or above 40 km/h, respectively. It is used for effective braking by the engine on abrupt biases.
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