The expulsion of Jews from Arab countries, one of the biggest humanitarian crises of the 20th century, is all the more tragic for how little it is recognized today.
Palestinians and the various activists and organizations that identify with them marked "Nakba Day" on May 15.
This day commemorates what the Palestinians consider a national "catastrophe"—the establishment of the State of Israel. Among the most prominent issues addressed were the fates of Palestinian refugees. It is almost universally believed that there can be no solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict without a solution to the Palestinian refugee problem.
But there is another side to this problem, one that is rarely discussed and all but completely unrecognized by the international community: The Jewish refugees from the Arab nations.
No one can deny the Palestinian refugee problem, but it is equally blind to deny the plight of the Jewish refugees. With the creation of the State of Israel and in the decades afterwards, hundreds of thousands of Jews who had lived peacefully in the Arab nations for centuries were expelled from their home countries. Having failed in 1948 to destroy the new State of Israel, Arab rulers took revenge on the Jews who lived in the nations they controlled. These Jews, faced with official persecution, mob violence, pogroms, and the confiscation of their property, fled these countries, most of them to Israel. To this day, they remain mostly unrecognized and have never been compensated for their suffering or their stolen property.
It is time that this changed, because without recognition of the Jewish refugees from Arab nations, there can be no mutual recognition of shared suffering and thus no peace between Arabs and Jews. The Jewish refugees will not forgo their rights and their grievances while the Palestinians demand the same.
I know this better than most, because I am one of them.
When the issue of Jewish refugees from Arab lands is mentioned, which is rare, it is usually done in the context of Palestinian refugees. That is, the Jewish and Palestinian refugees are seen as analogous—in effect, a kind of reciprocal transfer of populations.
But this is inaccurate. In fact, the hundreds of thousands of Jews who fled the Arab lands were forced to abandon their countries out of fear for their lives. They had never taken any action against the countries against which they lived and had now malicious designs upon them. The Palestinians, on the other hand, had launched a war against their Jewish neighbors and made no bones about their desire to destroy the pre-state Jewish community in Palestine—the yishuv.
The Arab exodus, initially at least, was encouraged by many Arab leaders such as Haj Amin el Husseini, the exiled pro-Nazi Mufti of Jerusalem, and by the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine. … They viewed the first waves of Arab setbacks as merely transitory. Let the Palestine Arabs flee into neighboring countries. It would serve to arouse the other Arab peoples to greater effort, and when the Arab invasion struck, the Palestinians could return to their homes and be compensated with the property of Jews driven into the sea.
It is also worth asking what would have happened to the Jews of Palestine if the Arabs had won their war. The answer can be seen in the statements of Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Said: "We will blow up the land with our cannons and erase every remaining place the Jews take refuge. The Arabs must lead their wives and children to safe places until the end of the hostilities." Arab League General Secretary Azzam Facha promised the Arab peoples that the conquest of Palestine would be a cakewalk. All the millions spent by the Jews on land and economic development would be easy plunder, he stated, because it would be a simple matter to throw the Jews into the Mediterranean.
The Jews of the Arab nations had no such intentions against their own countries, nor were they remotely capable of carrying them out if they had. They were small, peaceful communities, loyal to the ruling governments, and concerned with their own well-being and prosperity, much like the Jews of America today. They were not expelled because of anything they had done. They were expelled because they were Jews.
Most people are unaware of the size and scope of the Jewish refugee problem. In both human and economic terms, the expulsion was massive. Approximately 900,000 Jews fled Arab countries. Their property, confiscated or stolen outright by the Arab states—in particular Egypt and Iraq—is valued today in the hundreds of billions of dollars. Among these assets were the buildings that housed Jewish institutions, synagogues, factories, and personal property.
The losses were particularly heavy for the Jews of Egypt. For them, the persecution came swiftly. When Israel was established, the Egyptian government announced that the property of anyone whose actions were deemed dangerous to the state would be confiscated. This law was aimed at the Jews, who were collectively accused of supporting Zionism. Hundreds of Jewish businesses were confiscated. Their owners were sent to prison on charges of colluding with Zionism. After a year and a half, they were expelled with their families, most of them with nothing more than the clothes on their backs.
In 1954, the pan-Arab dictator Gamal Abdel Nasser rose to power in Egypt. State harassment of the Jews and official Jewish institutions quickly intensified. Jewish schools, hospitals, and welfare and youth organizations were nationalized or outlawed. Following the Sinai War in 1956, a second wave of persecution and mass imprisonment began. Approximately 35,000 Jews accused of Zionism were expelled with a few days warning. The government then issued a special decree that confiscated all Jewish property. Those expelled had their passports nullified and were forced to sign a declaration that they had no claims on Egypt and would never return to it.
At the end of 1956, Shlomo Cohen-Zidon, the vice-chairman of a federation of Egyptian immigrants in Israel, asked then-Finance Minister Levi Eshkol for help documenting the property that had been left behind by the Egyptian exiles. Eshkol agreed. In March 1957, a committee led by Cohen-Zidon was convened. It worked for worked for a year and a half, and documented over 4,000 claims. The Israeli Justice Ministry would later document a further 3,000.
After the Six-Day War in 1967, a third wave of persecution took place in Egypt, accompanied by the imprisonment of all Jewish men and the confiscation of their property. This proved the last straw, and almost the entire Egyptian Jewish community, dating back thousands of years before the advent of Islam, took flight. The amount of Jewish private and public property stolen by Egypt is estimated today in the tens of billions of dollars, with some claiming that the number is in the hundreds of billions.
Along with the Jews of Egypt, the Jews of Iraq were hardest hit by the waves of persecution that swept the Arab world after 1948. In the 1950s, the Iraqi government allowed its Jews to leave the country on the condition that they renounce their citizenship and their property. This resulted in several massive waves of aliyah, whereby most of the community was brought to Israel—over 120,000 people. Under Baath party rule from 1968-1973, the Iraqi Jews suffered from harassment by the government, which did not allow them freedom of movement and confiscated their property. In 1969, a series of pogroms killed around 50 Jews. Following this, the entire community, dating back to the Babylonian exile, fled the country.
This pattern repeated itself throughout the Arab world. For years, the Jews of Syria were not permitted to leave. The Jews of Yemen, Libya, and other Arab states eventually fled under pressure from official persecution. Their property was, again, confiscated. During this time, the Jews of all the Arab countries were second-class citizens. The governments invariably saw them as a fifth columnists. In places like Lebanon, apartheid laws were put in place denying the Jews government jobs. In short, life was made impossible for the Jews until, as was likely intended, they fled.
For decades, the plight of the Jewish refugees from Arab countries has been denied or ignored. Certainly, it has not received proper attention from the international media. Everyone talks about the Palestinian Nakba and the eternal rights of Palestinian refugees. No one talks about the suffering of the Jews of the Arab countries, the persecution and violence they faced, and certainly not their confiscated property.
But there is reason to hope that this is changing. In 2008, the U.S. Congress unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing the rights of Jewish refugees from Arab countries and saying that, if aid is given to Palestinian refugees, there should be similar aid and compensation for the Jewish refugees. The Canadian parliament had done the same in 2004.
These actions are heartening, because refugees and their descendants believe that it is not possible to make peace between Israel and the Palestinians while this issue is ignored. The fact that many do ignore it does not mean we have given up. We have a moral and legal obligation to demand compensation from the Arab nations for their crimes against us.
We must not forget the silent and silenced trauma of a people. In everything connected to the peace process, Israeli governments and the countries seeking to mediate negotiations must ensure that for any solution to the problem of the Palestinian refugees, any reference to recognition of the refugees, and the creation of any mechanisms for compensation, there must be reciprocity for Jewish refugees as well.
There may have been two Nakbas, but it must be noted that the Jewish Nakba is not only a story of catastrophe, it is also one of triumph over adversity. Even today, the Palestinian refugees and their descendants are considered refugees and receive aid from UNWRA. Every Palestinian child is recognized as a refugee and continues to be subsidized by the international community. The Palestinians refused to develop a new way of life, preferring to live in the illusion that someday they will be allowed to reenter Israel and overwhelm its Jewish population by sheer force of numbers. But the Jewish refugees from Arab nations succeeded in overcoming their difficulties. They came to Israel with little or nothing and built their homes here. Many of them became successful as doctors, engineers, and lawyers, while some have even been elected to the Knesset.
Nonetheless, the Jewish refugees should not be punished for their success. They had to overcome enormous difficulties to become part of Israeli society. The Jewish refugees arrived in Israel in a post-traumatic state. They did not talk about the past they had left behind. They were dispossessed and beaten down, and forged a life through an arduous process of survival. Most of them became part of larger society and made an extraordinary contribution to the state. But others, because their wealth and property had been stolen from them, remained mired in poverty on the periphery of Israel.
For them and their descendants, it is incumbent on the Western world to acknowledge that there were two Nakbas, two tragedies: The tragedy of the Palestinian refugees and the tragedy of the Jews from Arab nations.
The nature of aliyah from the Arab countries was diverse. Some chose to come to Israel out of Zionist convictions, but others did not. My family was one of the latter. We were third-generation residents of Lebanon, an inseparable part of Wadi Abu Jamil Street in the Beirut Jewish neighborhood of Harat Elihud. We did not want to leave. Over the years, we came to Israel for family visits, but always returned to our home in Lebanon. At that time, we were part of a community that numbered 7,000 in the 1970s.
Slowly, however, our situation became impossible. The rise of Hezbollah on one side and the weakness of the Lebanese government on the other left the Jews exposed to the same persecution our brothers and sisters had suffered before us. Slowly life became impossible. We became refugees, as defined in international law: someone who flees out of fear of persecution due to racial, religious, or national background.
We realized that this now applied to us in 1985, when Hezbollah kidnapped and murdered 12 Lebanese Jews.
Among them was my father, Haim Cohen, of blessed memory.


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How many different shapes do jötnar come in?
The 2017 horror film The Ritual features a creature one of the characters calls a jötunn (and a bastard son of Loki). I have always imagined the jötnar as anthropomorphic giants, however the unique design of the film's creature made me wonder about the shapes of jötnar in Norse lore.
I realize all jötnar don't necessarily look the same, but do they at least share some defining characteristics? Is it, for example, possible to identify a creature in a tale as jötunn from its description alone?
I've focused this on the shape of jötnar, as their size is discussed in: How to reconcile the size differential between giants and non-giants in Norse mythology?
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This seems to overlap to a large part with this question – andejons Feb 11 '18 at 16:24
@andejons Yes, that seems to be the case. Should we close this one as a duplicate? – Ouroboros Feb 13 '18 at 14:06
If you're pleased with the answers you got there, we can close this. Otherwise, I think that we could write something about the looks of the jötnar, without focusing much on their size. – andejons Feb 13 '18 at 14:31
Their shape seems to have varied. A lot. This is perhaps most obvious if we look at their women. We have, on the one hand, desireable women such as Gerðr, whom Frey falls in love with and sends Skirnir to woo, as told in Skírnirsmál, and who is described as so fair that she lighted sea and sky. Also, Freyäs father, Njord, was married to the giantess Skadi, who in Grímnismál is described as the "fair bride of the Gods". Several of the Gods has also been known to couple with giantesses and produce offspring; in fact, most of the Aesir have a giantess for a mother (the one exeption of which I am sure is Balder).
At the other extreme, we have giantesses such as the (paternal) grandmother of Tyr, described in Hymiskviða as "ugly" and having "nine hundred heads".
Having several heads seems like something of a common trait; one of the first giants, an unnamed figure that is created out of a union between Ymir's feet, had according to Vafþrúðnismál six heads (no other of the poems which mentions him notes this detail).
That there is no easy way to tell if a person is a giant or not is best seen in the story of how Sleipnir came to be: An unnamed figure offers the newly established gods to build them fortifications in three years with the aid of no one but his horse. If he manages, he will get Freya, the Sun and the Moon. He almost does, but Loki manages to lure away his horse in the guise of a mare, and so he fails. Only then does the Aesir realise that the builder was a jötunn and calls for Thor, who smashes his head. (Gylfaginning, chapter 42).
However, for the most parts, the stories makes it explicitly clear from the start who is a giant and who is not.
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Formula: CO
InChI=1S/CO/c1-2
IUPAC Standard InChIKey: UGFAIRIUMAVXCW-UHFFFAOYSA-N
CAS Registry Number: 630-08-0
Other names: Carbon oxide (CO); CO; Exhaust gas; Flue gas; Carbonic oxide; Carbon oxide; Carbone (oxyde de); Carbonio (ossido di); Kohlenmonoxid; Kohlenoxyd; Koolmonoxyde; NA 9202; Oxyde de carbone; UN 1016; Wegla tlenek; Carbon monooxide
Reaction thermochemistry data (reactions 101 to 150)
Gas phase thermochemistry data
Reaction thermochemistry data: reactions 1 to 50, reactions 51 to 100, reactions 151 to 200, reactions 201 to 249
Henry's Law data
Gas phase ion energetics data
Ion clustering data
Constants of diatomic molecules
Microwave spectra (on physics lab web site)
Electron-Impact Ionization Cross Sections (on physics web site)
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NIST / TRC Web Thermo Tables, "lite" edition (thermophysical and thermochemical data)
Data compiled as indicated in comments:
MS - José A. Martinho Simões
B - John E. Bartmess
RCD - Robert C. Dunbar
M - Michael M. Meot-Ner (Mautner) and Sharon G. Lias
ALS - Hussein Y. Afeefy, Joel F. Liebman, and Stephen E. Stein
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Reactions 101 to 150
(solution) + (solution) = C8H7O3V (solution) + (solution)
By formula: C9H5O4V (solution) + H2 (solution) = C8H7O3V (solution) + CO (solution)
rH° 56. ± 5. kJ/mol PAC Johnson, Popov, et al., 1991 solvent: Heptane; The reaction enthalpy relies on 0.80 for the quantum yield of CO dissociation.; MS
(solution) + (solution) = C8H5N2O3V (solution) + (solution)
By formula: C9H5O4V (solution) + N2 (solution) = C8H5N2O3V (solution) + CO (solution)
+ = ( )
By formula: O2- + CO = (O2- CO)
rH° <56.90 kJ/mol IMRB Adams and Bohme, 1970 gas phase; CO..O2- + O2 -> O4- + CO. G3MP2B3 calculations indicate a HOF(A-) ca. -38 kcal/mol; B
(solution) + (solution) = (solution) + (solution)
By formula: C9H5O4V (solution) + CO (solution) = C9H5O4V (solution) + CO (solution)
rH° 0. ± 1. kJ/mol PAC Johnson, Popov, et al., 1991 solvent: Heptane; The reaction enthalpy relies on 0.80 for the quantum yield of CO dissociation.; MS
By formula: Cr+ + CO = (Cr+ CO)
rH° 90. ± 4. kJ/mol CIDT Khan, Clemmer, et al., 1993 RCD
Enthalpy of reaction
rH° (kJ/mol)
T (K)
90.0 (+4.2,-0.) CID Armentrout and Kickel, 1994 gas phase; guided ion beam CID; M
(CFeO- 4294967295 ) + = CFeO-
By formula: (CFeO- 4294967295CO) + CO = CFeO-
rH° 146. ± 15. kJ/mol N/A Villalta and Leopold, 1993 gas phase; B
rH° 141. ± 15. kJ/mol CIDT Sunderlin, Wang, et al., 1992 gas phase; B
C73H88N8ORh2 (solution) + (solution) = C74H88N8O2Rh2 (solution)
By formula: C73H88N8ORh2 (solution) + CO (solution) = C74H88N8O2Rh2 (solution)
rH° -38. ± 13. kJ/mol EqS Coffin, Brennen, et al., 1988 solvent: Toluene; MS
rH° -46. ± 4. kJ/mol EqS Coffin, Brennen, et al., 1988 solvent: Toluene; MS
( 10 ) + = ( 11 )
By formula: (CHO+ 10CO) + CO = (CHO+ 11CO)
rH° 8. ± 1. kJ/mol PHPMS Hiraoka and Mori, 1989 gas phase; M
rS° 96.2 J/mol*K PHPMS Hiraoka and Mori, 1989 gas phase; M
( 9 ) + = ( 10 )
By formula: (CHO+ 9CO) + CO = (CHO+ 10CO)
(cr) = 12 (g) + 3 (cr)
By formula: C12O12Ru3 (cr) = 12CO (g) + 3Ru (cr)
rH° 577. ± 13. kJ/mol TD-HFC Baev, Connor, et al., 1981 MS
rH° 594. ± 17. kJ/mol TD-HFC Connor, Skinner, et al., 1973 Please also see Pedley and Rylance, 1977.; MS
( 5 ) + = ( 6 )
By formula: (CHO+ 5CO) + CO = (CHO+ 6CO)
rH° 10. ± 1. kJ/mol PHPMS Hiraoka and Mori, 1989 gas phase; M
(CO+ 11 ) + = (CO+ 12 )
By formula: (CO+ 11CO) + CO = (CO+ 12CO)
rH° 8.91 kJ/mol PHPMS Hiraoka and Mori, 1991 gas phase; M
rS° 113. J/mol*K PHPMS Hiraoka and Mori, 1991 gas phase; M
C5CrO5 (g) = C4CrO4 (g) + (g)
By formula: C5CrO5 (g) = C4CrO4 (g) + CO (g)
rH° 138. kJ/mol KinG Rayner, Ishikawa, et al., 1991 MS
rH° 167. ± 63. kJ/mol MBPS Venkataraman, Hou, et al., 1990 MS
rH° 105. ± 21. kJ/mol KinG Fletcher and Rosenfeld, 1988 MS
C5MoO5 (g) = C4MoO4 (g) + (g)
By formula: C5MoO5 (g) = C4MoO4 (g) + CO (g)
rH° 123.4 kJ/mol KinG Rayner, Ishikawa, et al., 1991 MS
rH° 113. ± 21. kJ/mol KinG Ganske and Rosenfeld, 1990 MS
(CO+ 9 ) + = (CO+ 10 )
By formula: (CO+ 9CO) + CO = (CO+ 10CO)
By formula: (CF3+ 2CO) + CO = (CF3+ 3CO)
rH° 24. kJ/mol PHPMS Hiraoka, Nasu, et al., 1996 gas phase; M
rS° 110. J/mol*K PHPMS Hiraoka, Nasu, et al., 1996 gas phase; M
( ) + = ( 2 )
By formula: (CF3+ CO) + CO = (CF3+ 2CO)
rS° 84. J/mol*K PHPMS Hiraoka, Nasu, et al., 1996 gas phase; M
By formula: CF3+ + CO = (CF3+ CO)
rH° 66.9 kJ/mol PHPMS Hiraoka, Nasu, et al., 1996 gas phase; M
= +
By formula: CBr2O = CO + Br2
rH° 33.9 ± 0.42 kJ/mol Eqk Dunning and Pritchard, 1972 gas phase; ALS
rH° 4.3 ± 0.4 kJ/mol Eqk Schumacher and Bergmann, 1931 gas phase; ALS
C2O2Pt3- + = C3O3Pt3-
By formula: C2O2Pt3- + CO = C3O3Pt3-
rH° 220. ± 22. kJ/mol N/A Grushow and Ervin, 1997 gas phase; B
rH° 206. ± 14. kJ/mol PDis Shi, Spasov, et al., 2001 gas phase; B
(Ar+ ) + = (Ar+ 2 )
By formula: (Ar+ CO) + CO = (Ar+ 2CO)
rH° 10. kJ/mol PIPECO Norwood, Guo, et al., 1989 gas phase; approximate value from Ar+(2P3/2) 2CO -> Ar+(2P3/2) + 2CO; M
By formula: COS = CO + S
rH° 32.5 ± 0.3 kJ/mol Eqk Bechtold, 1965 gas phase; Reanalyzed by Cox and Pilcher, 1970, Original value = 30.3 kJ/mol; ALS
Kr+ + = (Kr+ )
By formula: Kr+ + CO = (Kr+ CO)
rH° 103. ± 7.5 kJ/mol SIFT Praxmarer, Jordan, et al., 1993 gas phase; switching reaction(Kr+)Kr; Wadt, 1978, Radzig and Smirnov, 1985; M
C14H10CrN2O4 (cr) = 2 (g) + 4 (g) + (cr)
By formula: C14H10CrN2O4 (cr) = 2C4H4N2 (g) + 4CO (g) + Cr (cr)
rH° >199. kJ/mol TD-HFC Adedeji, Connor, et al., 1978 The reaction enthalpy is a low limit Adedeji, Connor, et al., 1978.; MS
By formula: (Li+ 2CO) + CO = (Li+ 3CO)
rH° 35. ± 4.2 kJ/mol CIDT Rodgers and Armentrout, 2000 RCD
rH° 35. ± 4.2 kJ/mol CIDT Walter, Sievers, et al., 1998 RCD
By formula: (Li+ CO) + CO = (Li+ 2CO)
C8H6MoO3 (cr) + 2 (solution) = C7H5Br3MoO2 (solution) + (solution) + (solution)
By formula: C8H6MoO3 (cr) + 2Br2 (solution) = C7H5Br3MoO2 (solution) + HBr (solution) + CO (solution)
rH° -254.0 ± 8.4 kJ/mol RSC Nolan, López de la Vega, et al., 1986 solvent: Carbon tetrachloride; MS
C12Fe3O12 (cr) = 12 (g) + 3 (cr)
By formula: C12Fe3O12 (cr) = 12CO (g) + 3Fe (cr)
rH° 516. ± 12. kJ/mol TD-HFC Connor, Skinner, et al., 1973 MS
rH° 526. ± 13. kJ/mol HAL-HFC Connor, Skinner, et al., 1973 MS
C6H4FeO4 (l) = 4 (g) + (cr) + (g)
By formula: C6H4FeO4 (l) = 4CO (g) + Fe (cr) + C2H4 (g)
rH° 192.5 ± 8.4 kJ/mol HAL-HFC Brown, Connor, et al., 1976 MS
rH° 185.4 kJ/mol TD-HFC Brown, Connor, et al., 1976 MS
C12Co4O12 (cr) = 12 (g) + 4 (cr)
By formula: C12Co4O12 (cr) = 12CO (g) + 4Co (cr)
By formula: C10O10Re2 (cr) = 10CO (g) + 2Re (cr)
rH° 539.7 ± 5.9 kJ/mol TD-HFC Connor, Skinner, et al., 1973 MS
rH° 552.3 ± 3.0 kJ/mol HAL-HFC Connor, Skinner, et al., 1973 MS
C9Fe2O9 (cr) = 9 (g) + 2 (cr)
By formula: C9Fe2O9 (cr) = 9CO (g) + 2Fe (cr)
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Adams and Bohme, 1970
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Armentrout and Kickel, 1994
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Villalta and Leopold, 1993
Villalta, P.W.; Leopold, D.G., A Study of FeCO- and the 3-Sigma(-) and 5-Sigma(-) States of FeCO by Negative Ion Photoelectron Spectroscopy, J. Chem. Phys., 1993, 98, 10, 7730, https://doi.org/10.1063/1.464580 . [all data]
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Q: sharepoint 2007 list items concurrent edit We have a list with 100 columns. When users do concurrent edits in items, it was a huge waste of effort since the the most recent user update will be saved and other users get the general error message.
The impact would be huge if the column count is high.
How do we make the notification to the new user who is trying to edit the existed edit item ?
Is this possible??

A: What do you mean with "the general error message"? If a list item is edited concurrently by several users, you cannot save your changes. You will see an information (not error) message telling you to go back in the browser, copy your changes, refresh the page, reapply the changes and save.

A: You can try OOB Checkin/Checkout feature. If the item is checked out user will get to know that the item is being edited by other user.

A: how can "check in / check out" be enabled for lists? I thought this is only possible for Document Libraries? (I`m using SP2010)

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19-year-old man in custody after officials say he had sex with girl, 10
by: Linda Cook
A 19-year-old Camanche man was behind bars Monday after officials say he had sex with a 10-year-old girl when he was 18.
Nicholas Campie, who was arrested on a warrant, faces two charges of second-degree sexual abuse and two charges of enticing a minor under 13 – sexual abuse or exploitation, all felonies.
On May 14, 2020, law enforcement received a report about sexual contact between a 10 year-old girl and an 18-year-old man, the arrest affidavit says. The girl's parent saw text messages between the child and "Nick."
The girl's phone was turned over to the Clinton County Sheriff's Office for a forensic download. In addition, her parent provided screenshots of the text-message exchange.
Search warrants were served for the phone records of the girl and Campie's phone.
The girl said she began speaking with Campie after he added her on Snapchat, and that she had not met Campie prior to their Snapchat interactions. She said Campie told her he was 18.
The girl said she and Campie met twice, starting the night that he added her on Snapchat, and that they began speaking after in-person schooling was cancelled for the remainder of the school year.
Campie asked her to meet up to play video games in the initial conversation they had, and that he picked her up around midnight from her house and he drove her to his house.
She went to Campie's bedroom in the basement of the house, and was at the residence for several hours before Campie drove her back home.
They continued to speak and she went with Campie again about two weeks later. She said Campie picked her up and they again went to Campie's house, where they had sex.
Campie admitted to viewing the girl's Facebook page and thinking that she looked young.
Campie, who was held Monday on $50,000 bond in Clinton County Jail, is scheduled to appear in Clinton County Court on April 29.
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We are being treated to a nightly sound and light show, courtesy of some new lights at Separation Creek bridge which is being replaced.
During the day a crane make easy work of concrete beams, and a single lane slows passing cars.
At night bright lights illuminate everything. The bridge, the silent crane, the beach.
Best of all the breaking waves come to life at night as the foam lights up in a black backdrop. The sounds changes as the waves break.
The sound and life show goes all night. Cool!
Sea Zen, a winter retreat by the ocean with lots of 'Hygge'.
2 Mar 2018 Our second visit to Sea Zen and Ted's first! We all had a wonderful time and Ted is definitely a confirmed beach dog now - he had so much fun playing with a kelpie on the beach & rock hopping and splashing in the waves. We enjoyed 'chilling' time to read books and admire the stunning views. Thanks for sharing this special place. Amanda. PS I love the vew from the day bed!
7 Nov 2017 Thank you Sibylle and Rex. Sea Zen is an absolutely beautiful villa - it has everything you need for a relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We thoroughly enjoyed the large shower/steam room. And we loved to soak in the spacious spa. Sea Zen has a beautiful view of the ocean and has a very short walk over the Great Ocean Road to put your feet in the sand. We would highly recommend to stay here and enjoy the Japanese serenity that the hosts have created. Thank you Sea Zen!! Amy.
1 Nov 2017 Fabulous luxury studio very close to the beach. Suited to couples and those wanting to take time out and relax. Owners Rex and Sibylle go above and beyond to provide everything you could need. Well orchestrated from start to finish. Recommend. Fleur.
26 July 2017 We needed some time to relax and our stay at Sea Zen did the trick. Beverley and Anthony.
16 July 2017 We love the place! After all it's been our third visit! In fact we feel totally at home (without the hassle of home). Un-compromised style and luxury. Thank you and we are planning our fourth trip. Cassandra ad Peter.
7 July 2017. We had a fabulous time and the steam room was awesome and your place is so lovely. Thank you for our hospitality and we do hope we can com again. PS. The coffee machine is a lifesaver for a coffee addict like me. Love it!!! Jane and Yoros.
15 June 2017. Great weekend away. We absolutely loved every minute. Thank you for your hospitality and sharing your sanctuary with us. Luke and Zoe.
9 May 2017. Having had a magical time at Treetops we were looking forward to Sea Zen and it did not disappoint. The location is perfect, views stunning and thoughtful items left were for us were wonderful. Could spend hours and hours watching the world go by. Michele and Mick.
20 April 2017. We slipped into relax mode quickly thanks to all the comforts that made our stay extra enjoyable. Thanks for all the guides and the info on local things to do – very very helpful. Loved the steam shower! Jackie and Dino.
10 April 2017.Thanks so much for our wonderful stay. We loved the glow worms out in the forest, the steam shower and the spa inside. We loved every minute of our 7 year anniversary of being together and now we leave as an engaged couple! Thank you. Ebony and Adrian.
29 March 2017. Who would have thought you could get such luxurious accommodation that is pet friendly. You've thought of everything. When we opened the bottle of champagne we didn't expect a bottle stopper, but there was one! We can't wait for our next visit. Kate and Drew and Tilly.
3 March 2017. It has been amazing! I still can't believe we can see the ocean from the bed. Sea Zen went way beyond anything expected. You guys have literally thought of everything one might need. We have already decided Sea Zen will be our regular holiday destination. Shannon and Kylea.
20 Feb 2017. Thanks so much. I am writing this from my favorite spot, the window seat, window wide open listening to the waves and admiring the spectacular view - with a gin and tonic in my hands. perfection! Amanda and John.
12 Feb 2017. This was where we spent our first weekend away together in 2012. We had an amazing time then and we topped it this time! Thanks for letting us bring our puppies so they could help me get down on my knee to propose to Jess and she said, YES! Heath and Jess.
20 Jan 2017. We had a wonderful time. Can't wait to tell our family and friends back in London. The views simply breathtaking. You have been wonderful hosts. Sharon and Mitchell.
10 Jan 2017. A big thank you! We loved the steam shower followed by the relaxation spa whilst listening to the ocean. We'll be back. Nathan and Shae.
8 Dec 2016. If ever anyone says who fulfilled my dreams…I would say it was 'you guys'. From the moment we saw the place to the time we discovered each small little thing you've done to ensure we enjoy every moment, I couldn't leave without a tear. We both like different things and your little gestures got us together. Thank you for everything. Gopi and Suchila.
11 Nov 2016. Your empathy and support has gone above and beyond in what is to be our last trip with our elderly "furry child". I carried her to the water and she loves the beach. With all our hearts, Thank you. Nothing was unthought of or left out. Kath, Brendan, Grace and Bentley.
18 Nov 2016. Sea Zen was definitely the highlight of our trip along the Great Ocean Road and we really appreciated all the little touches like the birdseed and the tomato sauce for the BBQ! We are recommending this to everyone! Sarah and Alex.
10 Nov 2016. We had a wonderful time, especially hand feeding the King parrots. Couldn't believe it when they landed on my head. We have already told our family about our stay and can't wait to be back. Dan, Vivian and Monty.
21 Oct 2016. Much thought and effort was put into making Sea Zen truly the most Zen'est place on the Great Ocean Road.. And thanks for sharing your foodies tips. They are perfect and we can't wait to return to try the rest of them. Jening and Linda.
16 Oct 2016. This short trip will be something we will never forget. You've been more than accommodating throughout the entire process and I cannot wait to tell our friends and family about this amazing property. You will most definitely be hearing from us in the future. Take care, Bianca and Jason.
1 Oct 2016. Life is so busy and it is impossible to find a place where you can stop thinking about all the things that need to be done. But I have found that place! Sea Zen has such beautiful energy. The steam shower – amazing. The window seat – amazing. The styling – amazing. Our batteries are recharged. Kerry and John.
5 Sept 2016. This oasis beholds a magical energy from the entrance it instantly takes your breath. To capture such tranquillity as you walk in to the soft sound of music and the ocean waves puts your body and mind into relax and meditation mode. Over 20 years we have been coming to this part of the Great Ocean Road and stayed at many places, but this is the one I have been searching for…Absolutely the best! It is already in my diary to come back next year. Sonia and Paul.
30 Aug 2016. I fell in love with Sea Zen just by looking through photos on Airbnb and wow the moment we stepped in! It's gorgeous! The house, the view, location, decoration and it's dog friendly. We are already planning to come back at the end of the year. Love, Emily, William and Mocha.
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Major Political Donors Enriched by Facebook's IPO
By Adam Sorensen @adamsorensenFeb. 02, 2012
Pete Souza / White House / Bloomberg
President Barack Obama meets with technology industry executives, from left, Carol Bartz, chief executive officer of Yahoo! Inc., Arthur "Art" Levinson, chairman of Genentech Inc., Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive officer of Facebook Inc., Steve Westly, managing partner of The Westly Group, and Eric Schmidt, chairman and chief executive officer of Google Inc., before a private dinner in Woodside, California, Feb. 17, 2011.
Facebook Sets Historic IPO The Wall Street Journal
A Big Bet on Zuckerberg The New York Times
With social network giant Facebook officially gearing up for its initial public offering, the company's top executives and largest investors are poised for a historic windfall. But far from Silicon Valley or Wall Street, there is another group of folks positioned to prosper from what is expected to be the biggest tech IPO ever — Democratic and Republican candidates for office.
Many of those about to strike it rich (OK, richer) with Facebook are some of the heaviest hitting political donors in the country. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not an active donor himself, but he has long maintained a positive and public relationship with President Obama. Along with a handful of other tech CEOs , Zuckerberg, whose worth could increase by up to $28 billion in the IPO, feted Obama at a February dinner last year that was implicitly, if not overtly, political in nature. He also hosted a townhall with the President at Facebook's sparkling Palo Alto headquarters two months later. And his company has become increasingly involved in politics. Its political action committee reported raising $170,000 in the final three months of 2011, mostly from its employees, who are among some of the most politically active in Silicon Valley.
In 2011, David Fischer, the Vice President of Advertising and Global Operations at Facebook, and COO Sheryl Sandberg both gave the maximum donation to the Democratic party ($30,800) and Obama's re-election campaign ($2,500). Sandberg, a former adviser to Larry Summers in the Clinton Administration who has a $100-million stake in her company, also maxed out with House majority leader Nancy Pelosi, Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar, New York's Kirsten Gillibrand and Missouri's Claire McCaskill. But it's not all Democratic gifts at Facebook–Vice President and General Counsel Theodore Ullyot gave the max to House Speaker John Boehner and Alex Bain, who manages the company's mobile analytics division, cut a $2,500 check for Mitt Romney.
IPO largesse for big political donors isn't limited to Facebook either. LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, also of Accell Partners, a venture capital firm that invested $12.7 million in Facebook in 2005 that could see its stock become worth as much as $11.4 billion, donated the maximum $30,800 to the DNC in 2011. Another Accell partner, Jim Swartz, gave the maximum individual contribution to Jon Huntsman's presidential campaign and Scott Brown's Massachusetts Senate re-election bid last year.
Roger McNamee, co-founder of Elevation Partners, the Bono-backed venture capital firm that bought $120 million in Facebook shares in 2010, also gave the max five-figure donation to the Democratic party and four figures to the Obama re-elect. Another founding partner, Bret Pearlman, gave the maximum individual donation to Romney and Josh Mandel, Ohio's state treasurer who is expected to challenge Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown this year. Web pioneer and Netscape founder-turned-investor Marc Andreessen, who owns 3.6 million shares in Facebook, gave $30,800 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee in 2011, as well as big donations to the campaigns of Romney and Utah Senator Orrin Hatch, and $50,000 to the pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future.
But even those donations are dwarfed by those from venture capitalist, PayPal founder and early Facebook investor Peter Thiel, who currently holds 2.5% of Facebook's stock worth as much as $2.5 billion. Thiel was one of single-largest political contributors in the country this election cycle: he gave $900,000 to pro-Ron Paul super PAC Endorse Liberty in 2011, as well as $10,000 to the Republican Party of Cuyahoga County in Ohio and maximum individual donations to Mandel, Ted Cruz, a Senate candidate in Texas, and Randy Altschuler, who's running for Congress in New York's 1st District.
Update: Buzzfeed's Ben Smith reports on several more Obama donors who stand to gain big from Facebook's IPO: Sean Parker, the company's former president who holds 4% of the shares, maxed out to the DNC last year; so did Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, who own $400 million+ in Facebook stock; and ex-Obama campaign staffer Chris Hughes holds a 1% stake.
Donor data via the Center for Responsive Politics.


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ask a boss Aug. 4, 2020
'I Deeply Dislike My Try-Hard Co-Worker'
By Alison Green
Workplace advice columnist Alison Green answers all your questions about office life. Got a question for her? Email askaboss@nymag.com.
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Let me just say up front, you're going to think I'm a jerk. The problem is I deeply dislike someone I work with, someone everyone else seems to enjoy but who nonetheless drains me of my happiness whenever she enters my atmosphere.
A few months ago, I was promoted to a position I never dreamed I'd get, at least not without a few more years of proving myself. I get on so well with my boss, and he trusts me enough to learn on the job. But all this excitement was immediately tamped down when I realized that many of my responsibilities would force me to interact with this person.
She is what I'd call a "try hard." She works way too hard to please everyone around her and try to become their friend. I would normally welcome closer relationships with my colleagues, but all of her attempts have been incredibly off-putting. Her constant barrage of IMs with smiley faces makes me want to run and hide. She sent me and my partner a baby-shower gift on her own initiative, and it made me cringe. In the office, before we started working from home, I had been moved to sit right next to her, and thanks to our low-profile cubicles, I was in her line of sight all day. This meant I couldn't have any kind of facial reaction to an email or project without getting an unsolicited "What's wrong?" or "Tough issue?" So I forced myself to become stony and impassive. I had formerly been jovial with everyone, but sitting next to her turned every interaction I had with others into ones where she would jump in and try to make people laugh or give her opinion on a project she wasn't involved with. So whenever she was in the room or within earshot, I became silent.
I feel like she's sort of my own personal energy vampire. I know this affects how others see me and makes me seem newly cold and distant, but the thought of interacting with her makes me terribly unhappy.
Also, my job is a new position that takes a bunch of the overflow stuff she used to handle off her hands. And because she's a worrier and an overthinker, she's constantly asking me for updates and explanations on projects that have nothing to do with her any longer. Imagine a co-worker who wants to monitor your work as if she were your manager. I have a different work style from her, and I can't develop on my own due to her constant interference.
I know the problem is with me, but I also feel like she's robbing me of the enjoyment I'd ordinarily get from my job. How do I stop letting these things bother me without expending huge amounts of energy every day and also hating myself? She hasn't done anything terrible. She's just like oil to my water.
Sometimes someone just … rubs us the wrong way and we don't know why. Or we have a negative reaction to someone, and whatever array of annoying traits they may have, that is more intense than seems warranted.
When that happens, it's natural to attempt to analyze the person's behavior to try to figure out why we dislike them so much. When we find bits of evidence for why they annoy us — Aha! they do Annoying Thing X and Irritating Thing Y! — it's easy to assume we've cracked the problem. Of course, this is why we don't like them.
Sometimes that really is the explanation. But other times, we're grasping onto things that wouldn't bother us as much if they were done by someone else, and what's really going on is that this person just gets under our skin for an unknowable reason — or at least not one you're conscious of in the moment. (Sometimes you'll realize much later that you disliked someone because they reminded you of a difficult ex or even of a trait you dislike in yourself.)
None of this is to say your co-worker isn't doing genuinely annoying things. She is! It's annoying as hell to have someone monitoring your expressions and commenting every time your face changes in response to an email, or interrupting your conversations about projects she's not involved in. And it's irritating to have a peer feel entitled to updates on your work when she's no longer involved in it. Your frustration with those things is not misplaced.
But you're responding to those legitimate frustrations in a way that isn't constructive and is actually hurting you.
Think about it: Rather than asking her to stop doing this stuff (which would be an entirely reasonable request to make), you're choosing instead to be cold and distant with everyone around you, lest your co-worker have an opening to jump in and annoy you further.
I suspect you're doing this because she has become Jane, the Person Whose Very Presence Sets Me on Edge, rather than just Jane, the Person With Some Annoying Traits. She aggravates you so intensely that your instinct is to try to block her out entirely — and I think that aggravation is preventing you from seeing how you can probably mitigate a lot of this.
I get that instinct, believe me. Plenty of times I've suffered from thinking, If I give an inch, she'll take a mile, so I'll just give her nothing, problem solved. That can work when you're dealing with, say, an excessively chatty neighbor you try to avoid. But it's not a good strategy for a co-worker, especially one you have to interact with a lot. In fact, it's pretty unworkable.
Why not just talk to her? It's 100 percent reasonable to say, for example, "When you ask for updates and explanations on projects that have moved over to me, it takes a lot of time to get you caught up and makes me worry you still see them as yours in some way. I don't mind giving an occasional update if there's something you're very curious about — I know what it's like to feel invested in a project — but [manager] is the person I'm accountable to on this work, and I'm keeping her in the loop." And if it continues after that: "Why do you ask?" or "Like we talked about, I want to keep this streamlined to me and [manager]." If it continues after that, then say warmly but firmly, "Jane! We talked about this! I'm cutting you off."
You can also address the constant commentary on your facial expressions. The next time she inquires about a change to your face while you're simply reading your own damn email, try saying, "It breaks my focus when you ask about my facial expressions and makes me feel self-conscious. I'd be grateful if you just let my face do its thing!"
Addressing her habit of jumping into conversations is a little trickier. In theory, you could say something like, "If someone is meeting with me to ask about X, please let me handle that, since I'm working on it and know the details." But in practice, asking that anywhere close to the time you make the other two requests is going to be too much; it will seem as if you're suddenly nitpicking all her behavior. So I'd instead focus on the other two items. And it's possible that if those things change, you'll be less bothered by this one.
You're far better off trying to address some of this directly rather than letting it impact your enjoyment of your job and how you're coming across to other people. What's more, it's fairer to your co-worker as well: If you were regularly setting a co-worker's teeth on edge, wouldn't you want to know what you were doing that was annoying them so much?
This is someone who has shown she wants to get along with you. Give her the chance to hear "Please don't do that" and to adjust her behavior accordingly.
You're not a bad co-worker for just not clicking with someone. It's normal, it happens. But when it gets to the point where it's affecting how you're coming across at work, that's a sign that you've got to be more direct and address what is actually bothering you.
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In a recent article in Physics World, industry editor Margaret Harris discusses the threat of quantum computers to the numerous encryption systems that make e-commerce possible today. Many agree a universal quantum computer will emerge sometime in the next 20 years. However, industry experts suggest a failure of widely used encryption methods could create a "quantum Y2K moment" that may leave experts scrambling to catch up.
For decades, scientists and engineers have worked to transform the giant machines of the yesteryear into devices that fit neatly on a desk or in the palm of your hand. Thanks to investments and efforts of thousands of scientists worldwide, the large-scale quantum computer may be a reality sooner rather than later, replacing current methods of mathematical encryption.
The potential for disruption is certainly comparable to a Y2K situation. Organizations like telecommunications firms and healthcare providers, as well as power plants, shipping facilities and other critical infrastructure systems would suffer if public-key cryptography suddenly became insecure. Unlike the Y2K moment, quantum computing is not tied to a specific date but a much blurrier timeline spread out over a number of years.
While some experts suggest there is only a 50 percent chance of quantum encryption by 2031, others in the field are not as skeptical. Like John Prisco, chief executive of Quantum Xchange, predicts as little as three years. Prisco, a victim of identity theft in 2015 as part of the US government's Office of Personnel Management breach, believes well-funded hackers are harvesting data all the time. In response, Quantum Xchange plans to use Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) to connect major financial institutions in Manhattan to their back-office functions in New Jersey in the first US-based quantum network.
Every company should ask the question, "How paranoid are we about our data?" Organizations that need to secure data 10 years or longer may want to accommodate a switch to a post-quantum cryptographic method or a full-fledged QKD.


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Cleveland Warriors Youth Football believes strongly in developing young people and building a winning team culture, but we put safety ahead of every other goal.
All of our coaches are certified in USA Football's Heads Up Football program to be able to spot the signs of concussions. In the event that a player is suspected of having a concussion, he is removed from the game or practice and placed in the concussion protocol.
Players in our tackle programs learn ways to make contact shoulder to hip and keep their heads out of tackling and blocking plays.
In particular, our 3-4 rookie tackle and K-2 flag program play with modified rules that emphasize safety and fun while teaching players how to play the game.
There are risks in all sports, but as a youth football association, we do everything we can to minimize them.
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You'll need names and contact info for parents or guardians, the student athlete's school information for fall 2018-19, medical insurance company and policy number, and name and phone number for the athlete's doctor. You'll also receive information about concussions.
We will follow up with additional paperwork, including medical forms, that must be completed and turned in before August 6 for your student to be eligible to play.
Signing up an athlete to play Warriors Youth Football costs $180, which is the price set by the Portland Interscholastic League. Payment plans are available. Costs for K-2 students playing flag football are $50.
Football is an expensive sport and has a long season, and we provide a great value for the number of hours players receive in practice and in games.
We highly encourage families who can afford it to give an a tax-deductible donation of $25, $50 or $100 either through our PayPal or Go Fund Me campaigns. These funds go first toward covering need-based scholarships and second toward league fees, gears and other operational costs.
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In Season 1, Lex becomes obsessed with Lois. How would that work with Lorry?
At the end of Season 1, Lorry and Clark are drifting apart for many reasons, a number of them having to do with Lorry's suspicion that Clark is being less than truthful. Lex sees an opportunity to propose marriage.
Lex is no fool. Rather than try to convince Lorry on the power of romance, he plays on Lorry's support of gay rights (see Lorry's prior news stories). He suggests that a marriage between Lex ("second richest man in the world") and Lorry, potential Pulitzer-winning reporter, would make headlines. Big splash!
Lorry still balks. As occurs in the original season, Lex then dismantles The Daily Planet, removing Lorry's support system (and potentially making Lex money in some fashion). It's all about winning with Lex! At the same time, he offers Lorry other job opportunities. The Times in London, for example. From a practical standpoint, marrying Lex would appear to be a path to success, especially for a guy like Lorry who has convinced himself that romance is a sham.
It is at this point that Clark confesses his feelings to Lorry, a move which utterly backfires. In the original, it backfires because Lois thinks she is in love with Superman--and because she knows Clark is hiding information from her. In my version, it backfires because Lorry is beyond pissed that Clark closeted himself around Lorry. Clark had multiple opportunities to tell Lorry the truth about his sexuality and didn't.
Like Lois, Lorry then approaches Superman romantically, which also utterly backfires. This incident, from the original, is quite psychologically astute. Superman/Clark refuses to accept Lois's claim that she would love him (Superman) as a regular guy, especially since she just rejected Clark. In my version, Lorry approaches Superman because he is clutching at straws. He can't logically talk himself out of marrying Lex yet doesn't want to. He sees a relationship with Superman as the only thing big enough to counteract the logic.
Superman/Clark naturally says, "No." Which is quite psychologically understandable. To Clark, Superman is his avatar, his role, his pretend self. Clark--however flawed and unstable--is the real self.
Actually, Clark and my favorite Jimmy Olsen.
It is this tension between Superman as the secret identity and Clark as the true identity that made Lois & Clark unique in the first place.
In the end, of course, Lorry says, "No" to Lex. Which will lead to far too many episodes of people trying to take revenge on Lorry for daring to say, "No." But anyway . . .
At the end of Season 1, Lorry and Clark are back to being friends but not dating friends. There's way too much baggage and disappointment between them--at least for now.


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Pakistan's MQM Leader Altaf Hussein Arrested in London
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LONDON (Ruptly) — The London Metropolitan Police's counter-terrorism unit has reportedly arrested Altaf Hussain, a prominent politician and founder of Pakistan's Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) party, in London on Tuesday, in an early morning raid after a joint investigation with Pakistani authorities.
The arrest is reportedly in relation to hate speech made by Hussain on August 22, 2016, and a number of other speeches linked to his MQM party in Pakistan.
Officers searched an address in north-west London where Hussain was detained and a separate commercial address in the same area. Reacting to this development, local resident of Pakistan-origin Mrs. Rose raised more questions saying that "He had six properties. Now there's a question that where did he get the six properties? Because he never worked here and had no business, so this is a big question mark."
MQM dominated Karachi in the 1980s before splitting in two factions in 2016, after a series of anti-Pakistan and anti-military speeches made by Hussain. His loyalists formed the London faction, while dissidents are based in Pakistan. Hussain has lived in self-imposed exile in the UK for decades, having sought political asylum in 1992 and later taken British citizenship.


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For example, generally a public official (custodian of the records) must respond to a written request within three (3) business days. "The improvements in both the open records and open meetings provisions in New Mexico law can be traced in large part to a private organization called the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government, known as NMFOG. 25-26 (1925) ("House journal and bills are public records and should be open to public inspection at reasonable hours.").
This organization, although receiving most of its funding from media organizations, has broad public membership. The New Mexico Attorney General publishes compliance guides for New Mexico, and copies are available from the Attorney General's office: Civil Division, Office of the Attorney General, State of New Mexico, Bataan Memorial Building, P. Drawer 1508, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-1508, telephone 505-490-4060 or online at: No appellate court decision defined the right of common law access until passage of the state's first Open Records Law in 1947.
The provisions added in 1993 include a section just like the Inspection of Public Records Act, creating a presumption that meetings should be open: In recognition of the fact that a representative government is dependent upon an informed electorate, it is declared to be public policy of this state that all persons are entitled to the greatest possible information regarding the affairs of government and the official acts of those officers and employees who represent them.
The formation of public policy or the conduct of business by vote shall not be conducted in closed meeting.
After five years, the party's name will appear on the public index unless the presiding judge orders the name protected for an additional period of time, upon another showing that publication of the name is likely to result in substantial physical harm to the party or members of the party's household. Unless otherwise ordered, while a request under subsection 40(b) or (c) is pending, (1) the party's name will not be added to the public index if the request is made with or in the filing that initiates the case; and (2) the party's name will remain on the public index if the request is made in an existing case. The court system must keep an Estate Index comprising all estate cases indexed alphabetically under the name of the person to whose estate the case relates, a Will Index comprising a list of all wills on deposit indexed alphabetically under the name of the person to whose will is deposited, a Protective Proceeding Index, an alphabetical index of all protective order proceedings kept under the names of the respondents, and a Registered Trust Index, an alphabetical list of all registered trusts will be kept under the name of the trust. (1) "Court record" means both case records and administrative records, but does not include records that may be in the court's possession that do not relate to the conduct of the court's business. The father, an attorney, appealed the judge's ruling under Admin.
The rules distinguish between "sealed" records, meaning "access to the record is restricted to the judge and persons authorized by written order of the court," Adm. "In electronic form" means any information in a court record in a form that is readable through an electronic device, Adm. The following case records and case-related documents are not accessible to the public: (A) memoranda, notes, or preliminary drafts prepared by or under the direction of any judicial officer of the Alaska Court System that relate to the adjudication, resolution, or disposition of any past, present, or future case, controversy, or legal issue; (B) legal research and analysis prepared or circulated by judges or law clerks regardless of whether it relates to a particular case and written discussions relating to procedural, administrative, or legal issues that are or may be before the court; and (C) documents, information, data, or other items sealed or confidential pursuant to statute, court rule, case law, or court order. The court emphasized that its foremost concern was whether the children would be hurt by making the record public, and it noted that neither party had been able to explain how that might occur.
An amendment to the Open Meeting Act in 2009 provides that "all meetings of any committee or policy-making body of the legislature held for the purpose of discussing public business or taking any action within the authority…of the body are declared to be public meetings open to the public at all times…" § 10-15-2(A).
The New Mexico Attorney General's office has published the Eighth Edition of the Open Meeting Act Compliance Guide.
A request to limit access, the response to such a request, and the order ruling on such a request must be written in a manner that does not disclose non-public information, are public records, and shall not themselves be sealed or made confidential. R.37.6, which provides for courts to "limit access to public information in an individual case record." The Supreme Court observed, "Parties are entitled and expected to be adverse in litigation, and litigants do not have a right to have claims or statements with which they disagree removed from the record.
Any request to limit access must be made in writing to the court and served on all parties to the case unless otherwise ordered. (This unpublished opinion replaces an earlier, 2017, Supreme Court opinion that the Court issued in November 2017, and then withdrew it, changing only an unrelated paragraph.) Though Benjamin's objections were based more broadly on Admin. 37.5 through 37.8 and 40 in the trial court, on appeal he relied on Admin.
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Bishop Ward asks for prayers as leadership teams and the Annual Conference Planning team meet today.
Epworth United Methodist Church declares itself a Reconciling Congregation, seeking to welcome all persons regardless of age, race, ethnicities, disabilities, gender or sexual orientation, into the discipleship of Christian living and proclaim our commitment to seek the reconciliation of all persons to God and to each other through Jesus Christ.


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Speen Area Action Group (SAAG)
As most people may know by now, the campaign to stop HS2 has not so far been successful and it is extremely unlikely that the first phase of the folly, from London to Birmingham, can now be cancelled. Despite the efforts of many local groups, SAAG included, and national campaigns over the 7 years since the action group was first formed, the government has steadfastly refused to abandon its flawed business case and logic for the railway.
Some time ago, the decision was made to take a more northerly route through the Chilterns, thereby saving the inevitable destruction that would have been caused if the line came through the local area, but efforts have continued in support of other groups, the High Speed 2 Action Alliance, StopHS2 and other campaining organisations.
The strategy changed from one of entirely stopping HS2 to minimising damage and trying to optimise the various compensation and mitigation packages, where there has been some notable success. The main fight now focusses on Phase 2 of the railway, from Birmingham northwards, and many action groups have been formed to continue the campaign.
It has been decided that SAAG no longer has a significant role and therefore the group has been dissolved.
Further information regarding HS2 can be found at the High Speed 2 Action Alliance website, which can be accessed at http://www.hs2actionalliance.org/
and the StopHS2 website, which can be found at http://stophs2.org/


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FG suspends Twitter operations in Nigeria
The Nigerian Federal Government has announced that it will be blocking access to microblogging and social media platform, Twitter, in Nigeria indefinitely.
FG Suspends @Twitter Operations in Nigeria pic.twitter.com/7z5BQ0Mi3U
— Fed Min of Info & Cu (@FMICNigeria) June 4, 2021
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, announced the suspension in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday, "citing the persistent use of the platform for activities that are capable of undermining Nigeria's corporate existence.
"The Minister said the Federal Government has also directed the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to immediately commence the process of licensing all OTT and social media operations in Nigeria."
This ban comes just days after Twitter deleted the president's tweet for violating its policies. Recall that President Muhammadu Buhari made a tweet in which he made reference to the unfortunate Biafran civil war, remarking that those misbehaving today would be treated "in the language they understand."
The controversial tweet
With this directive, Nigeria joins a list of countries including China, Iran, Russia, North Korea and Turkmenistan that have also either banned or restricted access to the social media network. It is unclear how long this suspension will last, as it is stated to have effect "indefinitely".
Twitter has not issued a statement officially but a Twitter spokesperson spoke to TechCabal saying:
"The announcement made by the Nigerian Government that they have suspended Twitter's operations in Nigeria is deeply concerning. We're investigating and will provide updates when we know more."
This move by the Nigerian government has justified twitter's decision to snub Nigeria and set up its African headquarters in Ghana.
Few hours after the ban, Facebook also deleted the post on their platform for violating the community standards .
"In line with our global policies, we've removed a post from President Buhari's Facebook page for violating our Community Standards against inciting violence. We remove any content, from individuals or organisations that violates our policies on Facebook.", Facebook Spokesperson stated.
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Minocycline is typically used to treat acne, but it can also reduce symptoms associated with mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia and depression, and it can improve decision-making....men who were taking placebo offered about 50% of their money in the trust game to women of "low attractiveness," while they gave 65% of their money to women of "high attractiveness." Men receiving a regimen of minocycline gave about 50% to both groups of women. Let this be a lesson for all male businessmen: When engaged in negotiations with an attractive female, be sure to have a doctor's prescription handy.
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Couple That Bought "The Conjuring" House Say Strange Things Keep Happening
The 2013 horror film "The Conjuring" is actually based on a real house in Rhode Island. A couple recently purchased the house, and their story sounds much like the beginning of a horror film. Cory Heinzen and his wife Jennifer say that they instantly fell in love with the home, and thought that it was their dream house.
"We immediately fell in love with it. Eight-and-a-half acres, a river in the back and a pond, it's so serene down there, never mind the story behind the house, it's a beautiful home," Cory told the Sun Journal.
The couple knew exactly what they were getting into when purchasing the house. It is very well known that this is the notorious location that the movie is based on.
The plot for the movie is taken from the true story of a family that once lived in the house. During the 1970s, the house was owned by the Perron family, who experienced a very strong supernatural presence in the home.
Andrea Perron, who was a young girl when she lived in the house, says that she remembers the strange occurrences in the home.
Photo Credit: Cory Heinzen, Facebook
"Whoever the spirit was, she perceived herself to be mistress of the house and she resented the competition my mother posed for that position. Both my mother and I would just as soon swallow our tongue than tell a lie. People are free to believe whatever they want to believe. But I know what we experienced," Perron told USA Today.
Paranormal expert Lorraine Warren, who lived in the home for a short period of time after the Perrons, said that she was left somewhat traumatized by her time there.
"The things that went on there were just so incredibly frightening. It still affects me to talk about it today," Warren said.
Cory says that he is already experiencing strange things in the house, but he doesn't seem very threatened.
"We had doors opening, footsteps and knocks. I've had a hard time staying there by myself. I don't have the feeling of anything evil, (but) it's very busy. You can tell there's a lot of things going on in the house," Cory said.
Photo Credit: New Line Cinema
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Nothing particularly new under the collectivist sun.
"The Riot Ideology, Reborn: Baltimore, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and the new racial politics."
In the wake of the 2014 riots in Ferguson, Missouri, and the 2015 West Baltimore riots, a new riot ideology has taken hold, one similarly intoxicated with violence and willing to excuse it but with a different goal. The first version of the riot ideology assumed that not only cities but also whites could be reformed; the new version assumes that America is inherently racist beyond redemption and that the black inner city needs to segregate itself from the larger society (with the exception of federal welfare funds, which should continue to flow in). This new racial politics is not only coalescing around activists claiming to speak for urban blacks—represented publically (sic) by groups like Black Lives Matter—but is also expressed in the writings of best-selling author Ta-Nehisi Coates. And Baltimore is once again center stage.
Woodcanoe said...
There was rejoicing in many quarters, several years back, when it became apparent that a black (half white) man could be elected POTUS. Sadly this man has been the most "divisive" person to hold that high office, certainly in the last 50 years, and maybe longer than that.
This divisiveness seems to have been part of a master plan by him and all the lefists in America to divide us into ethnic and racial groups that can then be set against each other, sort of the "Balkaniztion" of America. The leftists have known for years that a people once divided are much easier to gain power over than a unified electorate.
But there plan has not gone quite the way they thought. What it has done is to bring the racial divide in America to the point of nearly open warfare. The blacks, emboldened by their successes in many places, both in the streets and on the campuses, have become threatening and cocky with their new found power and many are calling for the overpowering of white society, even killing them if they have to.
This can not end well for America and especially the inner city blacks who control their "hoods" and certain parts of certain major cities. The black gang-bangers have guns as they don't care about laws. The upstanding citizens of these cities for the most part are unarmed, obeying the laws that they wanted made. I don't know if the liberal whites remaining in these cities are scared yet.....but they ought to be as they are outgunned and the cops ain't gonna protect them as they are wary of getting in the way of this black movement.
As far as I am concerned let them have the black inner cities and burn them to the ground. Then let them see what they have done when they no longer will be able to buy anything to eat as they will have destroyed all the infrastructure. This will be what the black Panthers and black Lives matter crowd deserve......to have to live in the remains of the collapse of their black power cause. Like the Jihadists they don't seem to want to live in a civilized society with people they may not agree with. Fine! Let them have their territory and their power until they end up eating each other. To me the inner cities are already jungles in many places so they should be right to home.
But....and it's a big but, if they head out into rural America, in pursuit of sustenance, or anything else they can steal, they will rather quickly run into some folks who have better weaponry than 9mm pistols. A few old boys with Ak's and AR's might make that black power movement come to a real quick halt.....when these racist fools run up against the reality of the situation that THEY created.
Bring it on I say so that America can get this bull shit behind us and move on to being a great country once again!
I was born and raised in and around Baltimore City. I no longer recognize my home town.
TheBohunk said...
Good read.
The money quote, near the bottom. And the reason we need to take these people seriously.
The solution, he implies, is a black population released from the ideals of the American dream and from the "false morality" of white Americans. For Coates, blacks can only be freed from racism after whites have been emancipated from capitalism.
What's the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result...Voting for the same Democrat/Progressive welfare plantation and expecting freedom and prosperity. Liberty requires personal responsibility, something few people in America regardless of skin color want to take. It's far easier to blame others for your own shortcomings than it is to wear a mantle of rugged individualism.
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More parents will get help with child care under CYFD proposal
By Sylvia Ulloa, New Mexico In Depth | July 30, 2019
A toddler waits while her companions finish an Easter cake for students at Bright Beginnings Child Development Center in Jal, NM. More New Mexico families will qualify for child care assistance without being wait-listed, and could stay longer on the program under proposed rules posted Monday by the Children Youth and Families Department. Under current eligibility limits put in place in the wake of a lawsuit against CYFD, families can qualify and stay on the child care program if they make less than two times the federal poverty level, but not one dollar more. The proposal would take the exit point up to 250% of the poverty level.
To put the changes in perspective, a single mother with two children could make up to $42,660 per year and qualify, and could keep getting child care assistance with increasing co-pays until she earned $53,325. About 90 percent of child care assistance recipients are single-parent households.
Legislature was good to young children, advocates say
By Sylvia Ulloa, New Mexico In Depth | March 28, 2019
Some children's advocates are in an unusual position. After years of talk about state lawmakers taking a timid approach to early childhood education and child well-being, they say there were big wins from the just concluded legislative session. The biggest they cite is approval of a new Cabinet-level Early Childhood Education and Care Department. But when it comes to the incremental funding approach the state continues to take for programs serving children under 5, the assessment was mixed. Amber Wallin, deputy director at New Mexico Voices for Children.
Bill tackles child care 'cliff effect' by expanding eligibility
By Sylvia Ulloa, New Mexico In Depth | February 8, 2019
Preschool teacher Brittany Polanco does an evaluation of a student at Alpha School in Las Cruces for
the New Mexico Pre-K program. Most government safety net programs like welfare, Medicaid and food stamps have a "cliff effect." It's when someone gets a raise at work that makes them ineligible for financial help from the government, and they lose benefits that are more valuable than that bump in salary. Most benefit cliffs are fairly small, but the one for child care assistance in New Mexico looks like Wile E. Coyote just chased the Roadrunner off a mesa. Advocates for working families are hoping to change that financial cliff in child care assistance into a glide path for parents who are working toward financial security. New Mexico Voices for Children said its data shows that nine out of 10 people who get help with childcare costs from the Children Youth and Families Department are single parents with two kids.
With focus on ACEs and smart policy, conference aims to change story of NM children
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Amber Wallin is all about the numbers. After all, she manages New Mexico Voices for Children's annual Kids Count databook and oversees the organization's research and policy work. But there is one number she had never tallied before: Her ACE score. The second annual Southern New Mexico Kids Count Conference held Wednesday in the Las Cruces Convention Center put its focus this year on childhood trauma and preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences, something that affects New Mexico kids at the highest rate in the nation, and which can have lifelong effects on physical and emotional health, and learning. Her total: five ACEs.
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Website quizzes governor, Congress and Land Office candidates on child wellbeing
By Sylvia Ulloa, New Mexico In Depth | August 27, 2018
This story has been updated. It's a pivotal year for New Mexico, with a high-interest midterm election ahead in November. New Mexico is likely to see big changes in state government after eight years of Gov. Susana Martinez's administration, and the national debate has been supercharged with both support and opposition to the Trump administration. With the stakes this high, the New Mexico Pediatric Society and New Mexico Voices for Children last week launched the voter-education website You Decide NM to share responses from candidates for governor, Congress and the State Land Office on a wide range of issues such as education, access to health insurance, energy policy and the environment that they believe will affect child wellbeing in the state. The groups also plan to run an internet advertising campaign to drive New Mexicans to the site.
Child care 'cliff effect' jeopardizes working parents as incomes rise
By Sylvia Ulloa, New Mexico In Depth | December 21, 2017
A couple of years ago a mother came to Ray Jaramillo, director of a childcare center in Las Cruces. She worked for minimum wage at Burger King, but was offered a supervisory position with better hours and a wage bump to over $9 an hour. She worried the extra money could cause her to lose childcare assistance for her two little girls. Between her and her spouse's salary, their new earning power would push her family over the line for government-subsidized child-care. She had to figure out whether to take the promotion and risk paying thousands of dollars more each year for childcare, or forgo the extra family income.
Kids Count goes on the road to southern NM
Amber Wallin, Kids Count director for New Mexico Voices for Children, flashed up a photo on a screen during her presentation to childhood advocates and elected leaders in Las Cruces for the first Southern New Mexico Kids Count conference on Thursday. Anyone of a certain age would recognize the black and white photo of a motley bunch of kids in baseball uniforms: The Bad News Bears. Wallin said people in New Mexico were tired of being those Bears, tired of hearing the same old stats: 49th in child well-being, 50th in education, 49th in community and family. Some were tuning out, becoming numb, or throwing up their hands because it didn't seem like there was anything they could do to change the situation. What is her answer to that? "Policy matters," she said.


Kearny Street Workshop in San Francisco has piloted a new program with the theme of "emergence" to "help our artists to emerge from obscurity into the greater cultural conversation." Lisa Solomon is their second selection for this series, and you can go HERE for an interview with her!
Lisa's work will be available through the KSW Office Gallery. Taking advantage of the wonderful light and high ceilings of KSW's new office space, they are presenting her work from Monday - Thursday from 11 am - 5 pm through August 31.
Brian Lucas has collaborated with poet Andrew Joron to create a new chapbook, FORCE FIELDS, published by Hooke Press.
Fabien Fryns Fine Art is pleased to announce a group exhibition by ten of the most promising young Chinese artists to survey the complex dynamics of contemporary art in China within the context of globalization, sociological changes in China and the consequential impacts on art making. It is an ongoing investigation into the state of Chinese contemporary art, especially among the younger artists who were born after the 1970s, to illustrate the diverse range of ideas, thought processes and sensibilities. The exhibited twenty-four pieces, including eleven paintings, eight drawings, three animations, one sculpture and one light box, highlight the contrasts and commonalities in these artists' incisive sense of curiosity and their intuitive engagement with the world. In the upcoming years, Fabien Fryns Fine Art will present solo exhibitions by most of the artists included in this group show.
Do You See What I Mean? will be on view from July 31 through September 25. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, July 31, from 5 to 7 p. m.
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Adam Field has forthcoming exhibitions! The first will be in Arvada, Colorado at ACAG and opens on Friday, July 23rd from 5:30-9 pm; he will be present at the opening and will be giving a slide presentation. As well, he will offer a weekend workshop at ACAG July 24 & 25.
The second exhibition will be at the Schaller Gallery in Red Lodge, MT, it is an on-line exhibition titled "Flora" and will feature well known ceramic artists from around the country and world who incorporate flora themes into their work.