WASHINGTON — As the government shutdown drags into its third week, President Trump gave a speech on prime-time network television Tuesday evening in a desperate attempt to secure funding for his border wall project.
"President Trump's prime-time tirade today once again highlights his preference for showy displays over substantive policy solutions and reveals an alarming commitment to perpetuating lies and fearmongering in order to secure funding for his border wall vanity project. While Trump angrily spouts lies about a false crisis that his administration manufactured at the border, he is recklessly disregarding the very real impact of his actions on the lives and livelihoods of not only border communities, but all who call this country home. For the past several weeks, he has stubbornly refused to negotiate solutions that will keep our country functioning and safe. In the meantime, two children have unconscionably died in U.S. government custody, thousands of government workers are being denied their incomes, treasured national parks are in disarray, and Native American communities are being disproportionately deprived of critical services.
This entry was posted in January 2019 on January 8, 2019 by Juan Gastelum.
WASHINGTON — Both chambers of Congress failed to come to an agreement to keep the government running, forcing a partial shutdown impacting several agencies and hundreds of thousands of workers. Although both chambers have vowed to work toward a solution, nothing has been announced to avert official closures across the country.
"The American people have made clear that they see right through and reject President Trump's extortionist attempts to make taxpayers foot the bill for his useless and immoral border wall. We commend members of Congress who rightfully refused to give into Trump's coercive tactics and urge them to continue to reject Trump's reckless insistence on building a wall as this process moves forward.
"Trump will get the government shutdown he has repeatedly said he wanted, and it will come at great expense to hundreds of thousands of public servants—and their families—who may spend their holidays not knowing when to expect their next paycheck or may be forced to work without pay. Trump and those who indulged his tantrum are responsible for the hardship these families will face over the holidays, as well as for the added uncertainty being forced on the rest of the country with this tantrum.
This entry was posted in December 2018 on December 21, 2018 by Juan Gastelum.
WASHINGTON — Bending to Trump's capricious demands, the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives today passed a funding package that includes more than $5 billion for a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border. With just one day remaining before Friday's deadline to avert a partial federal government shutdown, the bill now moves back to the U.S. Senate.
"One of the basic functions of government is to keep its doors open. Sadly, the Trump administration and its enablers in Congress continue to hold the process hostage to extreme, costly, morally repugnant border militarization efforts.
"Communities across the country want their representatives to focus on investigating the corrupt and abusive practices of ICE and CBP, and to reject any proposal that would give funding for a border wall or militarization, or for more beds or agents. We should not be rewarding an agency that rips children from their parents, cages families and routinely terrorizes our communities at the border and in our backyards.
This entry was posted in December 2018 on December 20, 2018 by Juan Gastelum.
WASHINGTON — News media reported today that the Trump administration is considering a ban aimed at preventing certain individuals from exercising their legal right to seek asylum in the United States.
The news, which is alarmingly reminiscent of Trump's early days in office, when he acted on a campaign promise to ban Muslims from traveling to the United States, comes as a group of mostly Honduran women, children, and men makes its way through Mexico to the southern U.S. border. With abundant news coverage of the group's journey and the midterm elections just days away, Trump has fixated on politicizing the group's plight, spreading racist lies to stoke fear and promising to shut down and deploy hundreds of additional military service members to the southern border.
"This is one more disturbing and dangerous development in a string of xenophobic attacks on immigrant communities. With this threat to ban Latinx immigrants, Trump is once again showing us that his racism-driven cruelty has no bounds, as he did with the implementation of the Muslim ban and separation of families at the border. Since day one of Trump's presidency, he has made it clear that his administration will do anything in its power to make immigrants feel unsafe and unwelcome in this country.
"It is unconscionable that Trump continues to play political games while putting forth radical and extremist policies which will have real-life consequences for people seeking to exercise their legal rights to apply for asylum, as well as cause unprecedented economic harm to the vibrant U.S.-Mexico border communities that depend on migrants coming back and forth daily.
This entry was posted in News Releases, October 2018 on October 25, 2018 by Juan Gastelum.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced that it would resume accepting DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) renewal applications beginning January 13, 2018. This policy change is in response to the January 9 injunction by a U.S. district court in San Francisco requiring the federal government to resume accepting DACA renewal applications. This policy reversal is the result of several lawsuits challenging the Trump administration's September 5, 2017, decision to terminate the wildly successful DACA program.
1. USCIS is now accepting certain DACA renewal applications. If your DACA expired on or after September 5, 2016, you may send USCIS a DACA renewal application. This means you must fill out the latest versions of Form I-821D, Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals; Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization; and Form I-765WS Worksheet. If your DACA expired before September 5, 2016, you must reapply by filing your application as a first-time one rather than as a renewal. All applicants, whether filing as first-timers or as renewing, must include the date their DACA expired or will expire on Part 1 of the Form I-821D.
2. USCIS will not accept new DACA applications from people who haven't applied previously. No actually first-time DACA applications will be accepted by USCIS. If you are eligible for DACA now but have not applied for it in the past, this announcement does not apply to you.
3. Requests for advance parole from DACA recipients will not be accepted. USCIS will not accept or approve any advance parole requests from DACA recipients.
4. We do not know how long USCIS will continue to accept DACA renewal applications. The Trump administration stated that it plans to "vigorously" challenge the district court's decision. This means that the window of time available for submitting your DACA renewal application is uncertain. If you fulfill the requirements mentioned above, you should assess whether to apply immediately.
5. Our fight to get the Dream Act passed by February 8 continues! This is a testament to the work that undocumented youth have led to fight back against Trump's decision to end DACA, which was announced on Sept. 5, 2017. However, we can't keep living our lives in monthly — or daily — limbo. Our goal is clear: win the Dream Act by February 8. Not all of us are protected by DACA, so our community remains at risk of detention and deportation until we win a permanent legislative solution. Text DreamActNow to 877877 to learn how you can join us in pressuring Congress to stand on the right side of history and pass the Dream Act by February 8!
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on January 13, 2018 by Juan Gastelum.
LOS ANGELES — A federal court today blocked the Trump administration's decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, ordering the administration to resume accepting DACA renewal applications from anyone, nationwide, previously covered by the program. The decision from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California comes after the administration, on Sept. 5, announced an abrupt ending of the DACA program, setting an arbitrary deadline of only a month later for some DACA recipients to reapply. More than 15,000 DACA recipients have since lost their work permits and have become vulnerable to detention and deportation.
The decision today by the federal court in California deals with a set of related cases brought by the University of California and others. A hearing to consider similar claims in a separate lawsuit challenging the termination of DACA, Batalla Vidal v. Nielsen, is set for Jan. 18 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, in Brooklyn.
"Since President Trump rescinded DACA, we've been fighting on every front to ensure that immigrant youth have a secure future in this country, which is their home. We know that the administration's decision to end the program and the way it was carried out was not only immoral, but unlawful. A federal court in California has now blocked the administration's decision, ordering that renewal applications be accepted nationwide. The court's order does not require the administration to accept new DACA applications for now.
This entry was posted in January 2018 on January 9, 2018 by Juan Gastelum.


Nissan has upgraded its Micra DIG-S compact car with a new supercharged engine and low-emission technologies.
The 1.2-litre, three-cylinder petrol engine on the model has had its output boosted by as much as 23% - from 79bhp to 97bhp.
Fuel efficiency improvements on the Micra DIG-S include a direct fuel injection system, valve timing control with an eco-mode, redesigned pistons and increased compression ratio.
As a result the new car promises a combined fuel economy of 68.9mpg, which puts it in the league of small diesel cars.
Emission improvements, including better exhaust gas recirculation, give the car a maximum CO2 output of 99g/km, which means buyers will not need to pay taxes on it.
Nissan is targeting city users with the new Micra DIG-S, which comes equipped with a stop/start system optimised for heavy traffic conditions and the intelligent alternator control system to recharge the battery when braking.


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Paula and her family moved to Glenwood in 1978. She is an avid walker and loves the outdoors. During the winter months, you will find her ice skating at the local rink, where she taught many first timers to feel comfortable on the ice. She helped develop the River Center, which is a local non-profit providing community outreach programs. She prides herself on her integrity and honesty. Real estate is her passion. She has been in real estate since 1999, and values the reputation she has built with her clients and the community. She loves working with people and helping them obtain their goals.


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US has no intention to build YPG army at Syria's border with Turkey: Tillerson
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has denied that the United States had any intention of building a Syria-Turkey border force, saying the issue has been "misportrayed and misdescribed."
"Some people misspoke. We are not creating a border security force at all," Tillerson told reporters on board an aircraft taking him back to Washington from Vancouver, where he had attended a meeting on North Korea.
"I think it's unfortunate that comments made by some left that impression," he said, without giving details. "That is not what we're doing," adding that the U.S. owes Turkey an explanation.
He said Turkish officials had been told U.S. intentions were only "to ensure that local elements are providing security to liberated areas."
The statement came after the top U.S. diplomat met with Turkish Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu on the sidelines of the Vancouver meeting.
Turkey said on Jan. 17 that it would not hesitate to take action against Syria's Afrin district and other areas unless the United States withdrew support for a Kurdish-led force there.
There are controversial statements coming from the U.S., said Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım on Jan. 18 regarding U.S. support for the Kurdish militia on Turkey-Syria borders.
"Self-correcting statements were made by the U.S. officials over the course of three days," Yıldırım said in the Turkish capital.
"We will never allow a terrorist army to form near our borders," Yıldırım said, echoing the Erdoğan administration's vocal reaction against the possible U.S. moves.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has repeatedly warned of an imminent incursion in Afrin after Washington said it would help the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), led by the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) militia, set up a new 30,000-strong border force.
Turkey considers the YPG a terrorist group due to its link to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
"On counterterrorism, we will continue to work with our allies and partners such as Turkey to address the terror threat in Idlib and address Turkey's concerns with PKK terrorists elsewhere," Tillerson said in a speech at Stanford University.
The Pentagon said in an earlier statement it was training "internally focused" Syrian fighters with a goal of preventing an Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) resurgence and ensuring Syrians displaced by the war could return to their communities.
"We are keenly aware of the security concerns of Turkey, our coalition partner and NATO ally. Turkey's security concerns are legitimate," it said.
Tillerson said the U.S. recognizes Turkey's "humanitarian contributions and military sacrifices" in Syria defeating ISIL, adding that Washington needs Ankara's "close cooperation" in achieving a new future for Syria that ensures security for Syria's neighbors.
The Pentagon said the SDF force is not a new "army" or conventional "border guard" force.
"The U.S. continues to train local security forces in Syria. The training is designed to enhance security for displaced persons returning to their devastated communities," Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon said in a written statement sent to state-run Anadolu Agency, as Turkey readies to launch an operation against Afrin to clear the area of elements it considers terrorist.
"It is also essential so that ISIS cannot reemerge in liberated and ungoverned areas. This is not a new 'army' or conventional 'border guard' force," he said, using another acronym for ISIL.
"These forces will protect the local population and help prevent ISIS from launching new attacks against the U.S. and its allies and partners, pending a longer-term political solution to the Syrian civil war in Geneva," the statement read.
Pahon also said the Pentagon is aware of Turkey's concern as a coalition partner and NATO ally and its security concerns are legitimate.
"We will continue to be completely transparent with Turkey about our efforts in Syria to defeat ISIS and stand by our NATO ally in its counter-terrorism efforts," it added.
The spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition, officially known as Combined Joint Task Force - Operation Inherent Resolve (OIR), Ryan Dillon's statement, had said on Jan. 14 that the coalition will establish a 30,000-strong new border security force with the SDF in Syria.
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Beşiktaş beat 10-man Galatasaray with a 2-0 win in a Turkish Süper Lig game on Jan. 17's night to remain atop the league standings after 18 games.
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One of the best examples of Buffalo's rebirth can be found in the shadow of the grain silos in the city's Old First Ward, at The Barrel Factory.
This repurposed industrial space that originally opened in 1903 and produced barrels as the Quaker City Cooperage Co. has never looked better, becoming a new hotspot while maintaining a respect bordering on reverence for the building's extensive history. The Barrel Factory's developers restored the original factory floors for the second floor event space, and used reclaimed wood and other original materials from the building for its redevelopment.
Whether you're in the mood for a kayak jaunt among the grain elevators, sipping on a craft cocktail, beer or kombucha, tasting hard ciders, or grabbing a bite to eat, The Barrel Factory should be your first destination. The facility has lots of comfortable open seating and is open Thursdays 5-10 p.m.; Fridays 3-11 p.m.; Saturdays noon-11 p.m.; and Sundays noon-5 p.m. Wednesdays may be added to the schedule as the spring and summer go on.
Check out a run-down of The Barrel Factory's offerings below!
Lakeward Spirits: This homegrown operation, the anchor of the entire facility, currently produces vodka, two different gins and white rum, while a barrel-aged, amber rum will be available in late summer. Also coming soon: in-depth operations tours for distilling enthusiasts. Lakeward shares a tasting and bar area with Pressure Drop Brewing.
Pressure Drop Brewing: Looking for some scrumptious IPAs or ales to tempt your palate? Head to Pressure Drop Brewing. The brewery has all its operations at The Barrel Factory, along with 10 or so selections on tap at the bar. Pressure Drop creations can also be found on tap at bars and restaurants all over Western New York and beyond. Head brewer/CEO Karl Kolbe is also collaborating on a new IPA with Clarence's West Shore Brewing.
Elevator Alley Kayak: This distinctly Buffalo business offers kayak rentals, tours and lessons, as well as kayak, canoe, paddleboard and accessory sales. The shop is just yards from the Buffalo River and Mutual Riverfront Park kayak launch.
Snowy Owl Kombucha: Fermented tea might sound odd to the uninitiated, but kombucha is a delicious beverage choice that boasts probiotic and antioxidant powers. Snowy Owl does it right, using fair trade, certified organic teas and organic local produce to create its kombucha offerings. Flavors include yummy combinations like tart cherry coconut, lemon ginger, spiced cider and strawberry lemonade. Growler fillings and free tastings are part of the deal, as well.
Buffalo's Best Cucina: Buffalo's Best Grill now has an Old First Ward location in the Buffalo's Best Cucina at The Barrel Factory. Featuring a walk-up counter for ordering, the restaurant's rotating menu includes items such as a charcuterie platter, beer mussels, mac and cheese, artisan pizzas, paninis and salads. Guests can enjoy their food in the comfortable Barrel Factory lobby area or take it up to the tasting room.
Bar Cultivar: Leonard Oakes Estate Winery of Medina is opening Bar Cultivar, a cider-focused bar and tasting room, by this summer. It will also serve Leonard Oakes wine.
Patio seating: Once the weather is in full summer mode, The Barrel Factory will feature patio and outdoor seating all along Republic Street, facing the railroad tracks and the Buffalo River. It'll be a perfect place to enjoy a cold brew—whether that means beer, wine, cider, kombucha or spirits—and a relaxing bite to eat.
Event space: The Barrel Factory's event space is already booked with weddings throughout the summer, each of which will get to enjoy a new, private outside deck area and large floor cutouts overlooking the custom-made, copper distillery stills and piping in the basement.
Kristy Kibler is a lifelong Western New Yorker, proud St. Bonaventure grad and former journalist who now works in the Communications Office at Trocaire College.


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David Wells Quotes
38 David Wells quotes:
"I drank beer, and I had a career year."
Author: Wells Quotes Category: American Athlete Quotes
"I like the ball in a big game. I'm not afraid to take it."
"I would have liked the old days."
"I'm not even close to those guys, but I don't think anyone loves the game more than me."
"I'm not making any excuses. I got my butt kicked in certain games."
"That's me, I'm emotional."
"The game has changed. What's going on now is nonsense. You have guys complaining about not being paid."
"The money is great, no way am I complaining."
"In my whole career, I've never seen this type of race that you had to wait for the last day. There's so many teams that are involved. You've got to smile because we're in it."
"I blame myself more so because I hung a curve. If you want to point a finger, point it at me."
Author: Wells Quotes Category: American Athlete Quotes Blame Quotes
"There are guys in the game only because of steroids. They couldn't make it with their natural talent, so they had to enhance themselves. It sucks."
Author: Wells Quotes Category: American Athlete Quotes Talent Quotes
"I'm feeling pretty good right now, but I hope we can just win the whole thing and I can run off into the sunset and say good-bye."
Author: Wells Quotes Category: American Athlete Quotes Hope Quotes
"We had a pretty good lead, so why push it."
"To pitch a perfect game wearing pinstripes at Yankee Stadium, it's unbelievable. Growing up a Yankee fan, to come out here and make history, it really is a dream come true."
"I'm not going to make any excuses. I just went out and stunk it up tonight."
Author: Wells Quotes Category: American Athlete Quotes Excuse Quotes
"I'm not going to sit here and bash the manager, we have to regroup."
"If you are going to point a finger, you point it at me."
"I stunk it up tonight, period. When you don't have it, you don't have it. There's no excuses. I didn't have command, I didn't have my slide-step, and I left balls up in the zone. When you do that, that's what happens."
Author: Wells Quotes Category: Excuse Quotes
"I think the NCAA became sensitive to the criticism in that area, and there's a much greater amount of flexibility today."
Author: Wells Quotes Category: Critics And Criticism Quotes
"They're not going to hurt my feelings as long as they keep it to me and nobody else. Bringing my family and stuff in it, then I'm going to have a problem."
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Pericardia is a covering, enveloping heart of cow and buffalo. Its infection is known as pericarditis. This occurs when there is trauma and injury to this layer. Cows and buffalos are indiscriminate eater, with their fodder they eat spring or nail.
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report. The ACS COT has committed to assist CNTR by using the National Trauma Data Bank® and the TQIP® systems to enhance the efficacy of clinical trials in these networks. Making the report's research agenda a reality remains the top goal of the CNTR. The AAST, N TI, EAST, and WTA have been great partners to the ACS COT in advancing our combined efforts to improve the care of the injured patient.
The ACS COT and CNTR have both created position statements outlining support for specific implementation strategies aligned with the NASEM guidelines. These statements are scheduled to be published in the October issue of the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. 9-10 Creating this implementation strategy is vital, as the charge of the Academies' committee is essentially complete once the report is fully released in November. This is a critical project for the ACS, CNTR, and other partner organizations. This past August, the American College of Emergency Physicians and the COT collaborated on the development of a national database that would enable an immediate preventable death analysis following active mass casualty incidents. A commitment to working together is at the heart of the COT's approach to making zero preventable deaths a reality.
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Football Fixtures: CJEU Advocate General refutes intellectual Property Rights Claim
In his opinion delivered today, Advocate General Paolo Mengozzi, refuted the claims of Football DataCo and the English and Scottish football leagues that intellectual property rights under the Database Directive subsist in the annually-created fixture lists.
Fixture lists, for each season of the leagues, set the dates and venues for every match to be played. Football Dataco et al, asserted that there is in the fixture lists a sui generis right and a copyright under the Database Directive and a copyright under UK law. It consequently initiated legal action against certain media and sports betting companies in the UK, including Yahoo! and Stan James, who had refused to pay fees for those alleged rights.
The matter was then referred for a preliminary ruling to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) (case C-604/10) from the Court of Appeal (England & Wales)
The CJEU had previously ruled (Fixtures Marketing C-46/02, C-338/02 and C-444/02; British Horseracing Board v. William Hill C-203/02) that football fixture lists and 'runners and riders' horseracing lists do not give rise to a sui generis database right (which is easier to obtain than a copyright).
Advocate General Mengozzi's opinion on this latest case reaffirms that fixture lists do not give rise to a copyright. In doing so he found that:
the intellectual effort and skill of creating data (i.e. the contents of the database, not the database itself) cannot be taken into consideration to assess whether copyright protection should be granted;
"all the details for each match are identified and collected at the data creation stage – which (…) is excluded from protection under the Directive"; and
the intellectual output in the creation of the database requires from the author not just significant labour and skill but creativity in the selection or arrangement of the contents of the database; "in the case of a football fixture list, the database accommodates complete and autonomous items of information which do not acquire any additional significance by being entered in the database itself".
He went as far as to say that: 'I must also observe that, in the present case, the very idea of using copyright to protect football fixture lists seems peculiar, to say the least'
The Advocate General also confirms that the Database Directive aims at completely harmonising copyright protection for databases across the EU and therefore precludes national rights other than those provided for by the Directive.
Although Advocate Generals' opinions are not binding for the CJEU, they are usually upheld in the final rulings of the court. In this instance, that will be made in 2012.
Clive Hawkswood, Chief Executive of the RGA, said: "We welcome the findings of the Advocate General in this case and, in due course, we would expect both the CJEU and the British courts to adopt the same approach. Sporting bodies have attempted several times to use IP right arguments and the Database Directive to extract significant funds from media and betting organisations. We hope that this opinion and the final CJEU ruling in this case discourages them from doing so again. Substantial revenues already flow from the betting industry to professional sports, for instance through sponsorship and joint ventures, and those kinds of truly commercial relationships provide the best way ahead for the two sectors to co-operate together for their mutual benefit.'.
RGA publishes GDPR Guidance for the Online Gambling Industry
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author: Delores Lindsey and Jaqueline Thousand
Getting It Right: All Means ALL!
Do you believe all students can learn? Of course you do. In this post, we're focusing on what it takes for all educators to believe they can educate all learners in ways that view students' cultures as assets.
Not too many years ago, educators would proclaim, I believe all students can learn! The statement became part of nearly every vision and mission statement, slogan in classrooms, banners throughout school buildings, and mantras across classrooms far and near. Of course, the proclamation was intended as a powerful belief statement to guide teacher's actions in the classroom. One problem – the widely accepted statement developed silent exceptions attached to the end. Sure, all students can learn…except the special ed kids; Oh yeah, all students can learn…except those kids who live in the trailer park…except those kids who don't speak English … except those whose parents don't care. The responsibility for learning seemed to be on the students and their families rather the educators.
What if we changed the belief statement to read, We believe all educators can educate all learners? The responsibility then sits with educators. When we use the word educators, we mean teachers, school and district administrators, support personnel including paraprofessionals, custodians, front office staff members, and school board members. Now, what if we expanded our view of educators to include community partners: parents, community members, business owners, and corporate and non-profit sponsors? Educators and community partners who share a belief system that is inclusive of educating all learners, combined with educators who possess a skill set that is grounded in culturally relevant and equitable instructional practices, could and can create a culturally proficient inclusive educational environment.
We believe all educators can educate all learners.
How do we turn this revised belief statement into actions? An abundance of laws already exist to support children and youth with identified disabilities and other learning challenges. Most educators know that in 1975, Congress passed the Education for All Handicapped Children's Act (Public Law 94-142), which guarantees that all students with disabilities receive a free and appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment. The law's name has changed, most recently, in 2004, to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEIA). Regardless of the name, the law has provided the foundation for inclusive education and codified advancements in policy and practices that forward inclusive education. Bolstering IDEIA is the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), the 2015 reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. ESSA maintains the act's legacy as a civil rights law in at least three ways. First, it ensures that states and districts hold schools accountable for the progress of every student demographic group (e.g., students with disabilities). Second, it dedicates resources and supports so that students with disabilities, English learners, and vulnerable student groups (e.g., children of low-income, homeless, migrant worker families) have equitable access to rigorous curriculum and quality educators. Third, it requires districts to use evidence-based, whole-school interventions in its lowest-performing schools and in schools where groups (e.g., students eligible for special education, English learners) persistently are underserved or need to be served differently. In short, ESSA specifies that we get it right this time. The law clearly outlines an expectation that schools foster and be held accountable for high educational standards, equity of opportunity to learn, and excellence in student performance for every child.
Even with these mandates and compliance checks in place, students eligible for special education still lag behind their counterparts in achievement. Further, many schools remain caught in a situation known as disproportionality; namely, the over- or under-representation of a student population group (e.g., racial and ethnic background, socioeconomic status, national origin, English proficiency, gender, sexual orientation) in a specific population category (Elementary and Middle School Technical Assistance Center, n.d., ¶ 1). Disproportionality in special education involves the inappropriate over-identification, misidentification, or misclassification of certain groups of students (e.g. African-American, English learners) as eligible for special education. This miss-assignment of students is not a new phenomena in American public education. Special education is only one area in which students are sorted and selected more often for the convenience of scheduling educators' services than for meeting student needs.
Given all of this, why do we continue to have educational gaps in our schools? Is this journey about mandates and compliance or is it about morality and cultural competence? How do we turn the "We believe all educators can educate all students" statement into actions?
We suggest starting with self-examination – actively seeking to learn about and then "own" institutional barriers, individual beliefs, and deeply held societal or personal assumptions that foster and perpetuate education gaps within our local educational systems and schools. Commit to narrow and close educational gaps, and take intentional steps to enable students who require differentiated learning and behavior supports to easily access and progress in the curriculum and fully participate in their educational lives. You can start by learning about the 4 Tools of Cultural Proficiency and the Inclusive Schooling practices and philosophies described in our new Corwin book (Lindsey, Thousand, Jew & Piowlski, 2018) – Culturally Proficient Inclusive Schools: All means ALL! – a book that offers a framework, case story examples, reflective practice and dialogic activities, and an action planning model for forwarding equitable educational opportunities for all students in your current context.
In what ways do these comments resonate with my context and me?
What are the moral issues facing preK-12 educators today regarding equity and access?
What gaps and disproportionality exist in my school and district?
What's being done to address these issues and gaps?
What more can I do? What more can we do?
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Written by Delores Lindsey and Jaqueline Thousand
Delores is a Professor of Educational Administration at Cal State University,Delores Lindsey uses cultural proficiency tools to make the learning arena more equitable. She is also a facilitator and cognitive coach. Jacqueline S. Thousand, Ph.D., is Professor Emerita at California State University San Marcos, where she designed and coordinated special education professional preparation and Master's degree programs in the College of Education, Health, and Human Services.
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So sorry you feel isolated in your work. The supervisor(s) you describe certainly would not agree with us when we say ALL MEANS ALL! Thankfully, you are making a difference for the students you serve. Stay strong and continue to speak up for your students and others will see the good work you do. For sure, your students know who you are.
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So, with all of this in mind, how do you approach your administration that doesn't see this problem? Especially in a non-traditional classroom setting? How do you get the administration to see that "following policies and procedures" isn't getting the learners into a pattern of achievement? Basically, how do you get them to actually care about the learners successes, above what is required by law? This is a great blog, and very encouraging!! However, how does one person make change occur, when others are ok with being mediocre, but remain within the "we are doing what we are required" column? Looking forward to some guidance!! The book is excellent and covers a large variety of experiences and reflections!! Great tool!!
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Virtual Reality in Spotlight at Investor Conference
7:28 AM PST 12/10/2014 by Georg Szalai
Executives from the NBA, AltspaceVR, NextVR and an investment firm discuss the outlook for the emerging technology
Virtual reality was in the spotlight at the 42nd annual UBS Global Media and Communications Conference in New York on Wednesday.
With Facebook this year paying $2 billion for VR technology firm Oculus VR, the emerging technology has become a bigger topic in Silicon Valley and Hollywood.
A panel on the final day of the UBS conference emphasized that VR's selling point is mostly that it helps people who are already passionate about something to feel like they are there experiencing it up close and personally. Panelists cited sports and concerts as focus areas early on in the development of VR.
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VR movies, virtual video conferencing and other experiences are likely to come into focus "down the road," said Drew Oetting from technology investment firm Formation 8. For now, most activity will concentrate "around small, contained experiences," he argued.
Brad Allen, executive chairman of NextVR, said the film business will be affected over time. "Moviemaking as we know it will change," he said. "The director wants you to focus on one person," but audiences may hear someone or something else that will draw their attention.
Echoing comments from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, he also said that "the social aspect is going to be really interesting, really powerful."
Eric Romo, CEO of AltspaceVR, said social will be a key part of the experience. "We focus on [people] being in the same place with other people. There is no analog for that online right now." He said VR can provide the opportunity to feel like one person is together with other people and experience something together. "We are really about this shared experience" and about "creating a shared experience around content," Romo said.
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Jeff Marsilio, associate vp global media at the NBA, said for the basketball league VR is a natural addition to its offers. "We are very open to new platforms," especially ones that transport fans to places they can't be in, he said. For example, the league has used VR technology to film a recent game in Brazil.
Asked about the production process, he said VR is about finding "the perfect vantage point and then getting the hell out of the way." So the NBA focused on picking the best position for its camera and then letting people experience the game via VR.
He said NBA VR offers could be short form and longer form. "Ultimately, people will watch full-length basketball games," he predicted. He said he wasn't sure though how highlight packages would work in VR. He suggested that 15 seconds of quick edits and fast-paced action could make viewers sick.
Asked if VR would cannibalize live games and other events, Marsilio said "you can't smell the popcorn" or feel the vibration of the seats in VR or fully sense the electricity of the crowd. "VR is going to drive ticket sales," he said. "It will advertise how amazing that in-arena experience is."
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Discussing adoption hurdles for VR, the panel mentioned production costs. But Marsilio said the cost is about the best camera possible, processing and compression. "It isn't an exorbitant cost to film an event that you are already producing," he said.
How interested are investors in VR companies?
Oetting stated: "It's very early on." He said investors are still shying away from a majority of VR investments, although Oculus and other deals have helped. "Investors, because of early wins, are becoming more comfortable," he said. "But I still think it is incredibly early."
The panel was also asked for predictions for VR in 2015. "I think we're going to see China as a big, big adopter of virtual reality," Allen said. And Romo predicted that big online and media companies would have "some story" around VR in the new year.
Email: Georg.Szalai@THR.com
Twitter: @georgszalai
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Q: Why isn't this function returning a css rule? I'm trying to write some helper functions so I can edit a css class through javascript. Here is what I have, but I don't understand why it keeps returning "undefined". Im using chrome for testing.
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A: Could one of these issues be the problem?
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These issues occur based on how your stylesheets are included and how you load your page (from disk or from a server).

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Lenovo Releases Teaser of New Phones
Zainab SaeedLast Updated: Nov 27, 2020
A fresh teaser of Lenovo new smartphones surfaced on Weibo that offers a glimpse into the design of its new smartphone series. The images in the teaser show a rear camera setup, hole-punch display, and a side button. However, Lenovo didn't provide any details about the launch date of its new series.
According to the teaser posted on Weibo, the new smartphone series by Lenovo will be featuring an enhanced camera setup. The series will bring a bigger display and a convenient design. Lenovo is trying to compete against its competitor Xiaomi that recently introduced its new Redmi Note 9 phones.
The images show that cameras are housed in a squircle that sits at the top left corner and the phone(s) will have an audio jack at the top. There is a hole punch at the top left corner for the front-facing camera.
"The caption for the images hints at the upcoming phone having a better camera, a bigger display, and a more ergonomic design than the Redmi Note 9 series. While Lenovo is yet to reveal the name of the upcoming smartphones, one of the devices is expected to launch as the Lenovo K12 Pro which is a rebadged Moto G9 Power," according to gizmochina.
Again nothing else is known about the devices, the connectivity, battery capacity, SoC and RAM. Interestingly, the launch date is also a mystery.
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On the 23rd of June 2009, the Emerging Springboks piled the pressure on the British and Irish Lions, after the tourist lost the opening test to the Springboks, as they picked up 13 all draw.
We take a look back to when the tourists visited South Africa and faced the Emerging Springboks and see how those Emerging Springboks' players have faired since the match up.
15. Zane Kirchner
Kirchner made over 30 appearances for the Springboks and won 2 Super Rugby titles and one Currie with the Bulls making 81 appearances in Super Rugby before signing for Pro 12 side Leinster in 2013.
He went on to earn 82 caps for Leinster and scored 2 tries in their victorious Pro 12 final in 2014 before signing for Dragons ahead of the 2017/18 Pro14 season.
Kirchner went on loan to the Bristol Bears this season before he was released by the Dragons at the conclusion of the 2018/19 season.
14. Luzuko Vulindlu
Vulindlu made his Super Rugby debut for the Sharks ahead of the 2009 British and Irish Lions Tour but failed to cement a spot in the Super Rugby side.
He left the Sharks in 2011 and joined French side Agen for one season, before returning to South Africa with the Griquas.
Vulindlu got another crack at Super Rugby in 2016 with the Southern Kings and was part of the first Kings side that featured in the PRO14.
Vulindlu has since left the Kings is it not playing top flight rugby.
13. Deon Van Rensburg
Van Rensburg played the British and Irish Lions twice on the Tour, the other appearance for the Highveld XV.
After the tour, he continued his career with the Lions Super Rugby and Currie Cup sides until a persistent leg injury led to him missing the 2014 Currie Cup and eventually his retirement.
Van Rensburg made over 50 appearances for the Lions in Super Rugby.
12. Morgan Newman
Newman went on to represent Western Province 60 times in the Currie Cup before moving to the Cheetahs, in 2011, for a short spell before joining the EP Kings for a six-month spell later in that year.
Newman went on to play club rugby in the Western Cape has since opened up his own gym in the Cape and appears on a radio station in Cape Town.
11. Bjorn Basson
Basson built a reputation around his fantastic ariel ability and sheer pace with the Bulls that lead to him earning 15 Test caps for the Springboks.
In 2017 he left the Bulls and joined the Stormers for the 2017 Super Rugby season and has made over 90 appearances in the competition.
He enjoyed a stint in France before signing for the Southern Kings, who he continues to represent in the PRO14.
10. Earl Rose
Rose continued to play for the Cats in Super Rugby before moving to the Stormers in 2011.
He spent one season with the Stormers before joining the Griquas later the year.
Rose represented the Griquas in the 2011 Currie Cup before he moved back to the Western Cape where he played club rugby.
Rose has since had some controversy as he has been accused of theft.
9. Jano Vermaak
Vermaak continued to represent the Lions until 2011 when he was signed by the Bulls.
In 2013 he was called into the Springbok squad and made his Test debut against Italy.
A move to France saw him join Toulouse where he spent two seasons before returning to South Africa to join the Stormers.
Vermaak has 3 Test caps to his name and played for the South Africa A side against the French Barbarians in 2017.
He still continues to represent the Stormers at the ripe age of 34.
8. Duane Vermeulen
Duane Vermeulen went on to represent the Springboks at the 2015 Rugby World Cup and is set to feature in his second World Cup this year and has racked up 46 test caps.
He recently made his return from Toulon and has been plying his trade with the Bulls.
7. Dewald Potgieter (captain)
Potgieter made his Test debut against Ireland in 2009, a few months after leading the Emerging Springboks to an exciting 13-13 draw against the British & Irish Lions. Potgieter was part of the Bulls team that won back-to-back Super Rugby titles in 2009 and 2010.
He left the Bulls after the 2014 Super Rugby season and joined Japanese side Jubilo where he spent 3 years.
In 2016, the 8 test cap Springbok joined English side Worcester Warriors and announced his retirement at the end of the 2018/19 season.
6. Jean Deysel
Deysel earned 4 Springbok Test caps and made over 150 appearances for the Sharks before he joined Pro12 side Munster.
He helped Munster to a Champions Cup semi-finalf and a Pro12 Final before signing a deal to join Ulster for the 2017/18 season.
Deysel's career was cut short in October 2018, when he called time on his career following the advice of doctors.
5. Steven Sykes
The talented second-rower impressed the Springbok coaching staff and was named on the bench to face the British and Irish Lions in the second test.
He unfortunately not able to make his debut in the match. Sykes spent a large portion of his career with the Sharks before joining Leinster in 2011 for a short stint.
He returned to the Shark in 2012 before joining the Southern Kings where he stayed until the end of the 2016 Super Rugby season when he left the side to join Pro D2 club Oyonnax, who he continues to represent.
4. Wilhelm Steenkamp
Steenkamp moved around Super Rugby clubs as he represented the Bulls, Sharks, Cheetahs and Western Force before joining Top 14 side Brive in 2016.
Steenkamp was released from Brive at the end of the 2016/17 season and no longer plays top flight rugby.
3. Werner Kruger
Kruger made over 116 Super Rugby appearances for the Bulls and earned his test debut against Australia in 2011.
He made 3 other appearances for the Springboks before signing for Scarlets in 2016 and helped the side to victory in the 2016/17 Pro12 final.
He has played 89 times for the West Wales region, establishing himself as a hugely reliable front-row operator and as recently as April, he signed a new deal with the club.
2. Bandise Maku
Maku made his Springbok debut in 2010 against Italy and went on to win the Super Rugby title with the Bulls in 2009.
At the end of the 2016 Currie Cup, Maku announced his retirement from the game. His career saw him represent the Lions, Bulls, Southern Kings and Springboks.
He retired with 1 Test cap to his name and is now employed with the Bulls as a franchise co-ordinator
1. Wian Du Preez
Du Preez made his Test debut against Itlay in 2009 before joining Irish side Munster where he spent 3 years before he returned to South Africa for a brief stint and then Lyon ahead of the 2014/15 season.
He retired from professional rugby in 2016 and has moved back to South Africa and works in finance.
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Tiaan Liebenberg
Liebenberg continued to be a vital cog in the Stormers Super Rugby pack and made his official test debuted against Australia 2012, having represented the Springboks against the Barbarians in 2007.
He retired after the 2014 Currie Cup and is now the head coach of the Central University of Technology in the Free State.
Pat Cilliers
Cillers represented the Sharks until 2011 when he moved to the Lions. He spent two seasons with the Lions before joining the Stormers for the 2013 Super Rugby season.
He made his Test debut for the Springboks in August 2012 vs Argentina and made a further five Test appearances before signing for Montpellier in 2014.
He now plies his trade with English side London Irish.
Franco van der Merwe
Van der Merwe made his Springbok debut against New Zealand in 2013, which remains his only test cap, and left Irish side Ulster to sign for Cardiff Blues.
Van der Merwe signed for London Irish in 2017 and helped the side regain promotion to the Premiership.
Jacques Botes
Botes became a Sharks legend making over 200 appearances for the Durban-based side (Currie Cup + Super Rugby) before retiring in 2014.
He retired as the most-capped Currie Cup player in the competition's history.
Heini Adams
Adams made 2 Test appearances for South Africa in 2009 before he moved to Bordeaux. He retired from professional rugby in 2015 and has since been involved in coaching.
In 2017, he joined the coaching staff of the French Barbarians that played against South African A.
Adams is currently coaching Biarritz Olympique.
Willem de Waal
The 31-year-old, at the time, converted Danwel Demas' try in the final play of the match to draw the game.
De Waal did not go on to represent the Springboks but instead moved to France and linked up with Benetton Treviso before retiring in 2012.
Danwel Demas
Demas furthered his career in France when he joined Pro D2 side Aironi in 2010. He returned to South Africa in 2011 and represented the Boland Cavaliers well into his thirties before retiring.
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Omg ya'll, I applied to volunteer at the U.S. Botanic Garden this week!
I realize now I wasn't as good as I thought about documenting the names of each plant. Oops.
I love how plants are fractal and thus become difficult to interpret scale in photographs. Is this a tiny terrarium or a massive conservatory?
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Why do we always feel the need to be productive? Always having to be on the move or keep our mind occupied. It feels like any time there is silence we have to fill it with some thing, god forbid there be a moment of uncomfortable silence to reflect in. It almost appears as though we are scared to spend a moment in silence. As though we're afraid of what we might come to realize during our silent contemplation.
To reflect on your own personal reality is one of the most effective ways to get in alignment with your goals, desires and passion. Most people are not even aware of what they want to experience in life; they've become caught up in being "comfortable" keeping busy in order to continue being "comfortable" that they forget that there is an entire universe of possibilities awaiting them.
Silence is the key. From the silence can we begin to see cleary what we want to create in our reality. We must have the idea before we can start to build. The art of contemplation breeds change. We humans are not meant to be like gerbils, running on the treadmill of life. We must be still and listen to ourselves for a change in order to surpass the lifestyle and experience of previous generations.
Can you sit still in complete silence with your eyes closed and your hands in your lap? Could you do that for 15 minutes a day for the rest of your life? Try! Do it and see what happens. I guarantee you will see change in your life if you do this. You will begin to build a relationship with yourself that you once had when you were a child, before your mind became poisened by preconcieved notions. But don't beleive me, do it yourself!
This simple yet underestimated way of experiencing reality is one of the missing pieces to bringing a grander experience of life to every one. Being in complete silence alone or with other people allows you to just be. They should teach a course in school called "Silience: The Art of Being". We must go back to our infant nature and stop trying to fool ourselves in to thinking that we have it all together and understand all aspects of reality.
If we allow the idea that "we have to always be productive" to be prominate in every moment of life it will only hinder our growth as human beings. We'll never take a moment to look and say, hey wait a minute if we keep walking the path we're walking its only going to create more and more suffering, maybe we should change course. With out moments of silence, with out breaks in unconscious mind patterns, we won't be able to co-create a new reality for all human beings to live in. We need to take that time and experience the simplicity of silence.
Maybe we'll all finally realize that we're just children convinced that we're adults.


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A mail box is seen outside a Canada Post office in Halifax. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese)
Sides 'far apart' in Canada Post talks despite mediation, says union
The lack of a breakthrough means rotating strikes will resume Tuesday
Union negotiators say there was little progress during the two and a half weeks that a special mediator was assigned to the Canada Post labour dispute.
The lack of a breakthrough means rotating strikes will resume Tuesday at different locations across the country, even though both sides have agreed to continue bargaining, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers said Monday. Special mediator Morton Mitchnick's mandate expired Sunday.
The union is frustrated by what is calls the Crown corporation's perceived unwillingness to address key concerns raised at the bargaining table, CUPW national president Mike Palecek said.
"We remain far apart at this point," Palecek told The Canadian Press following weekend talks that marked the end of Mitchnick's mandate.
"Canada Post is still not willing to address our health and safety issues or provide equality to rural and suburban mail carriers… We still haven't seen management willing to address our core issues."
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Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned his government might soon act if there's little progress in the talks, which have been ongoing for nearly a year.
Trudeau did not elaborate on what the Liberals would do to resolve the dispute, but he suggested time is running out to put an end to rotating walkouts that have caused postal-service delays as the busy holiday shopping season ramps up. The strikes started Oct. 22.
A spokeswoman for Labour Minister Patty Hajdu repeated the government's warning Monday that it might step in, but again provided no details.
"If the parties are unable to achieve a negotiated deal very soon, we will use all options to find a solution to reduce the impacts to Canadians, businesses, Canada Post and their workers," Veronique Simard wrote in an email.
Canada Post has maintained it has made significant offers to its 50,000 unionized employees that include increased wages, improved benefits and job security. Both sides have also repeatedly insisted they are committed to the collective bargaining process.
The last time the federal government forced an end to a work dispute at Canada Post was in 2011, when the former Conservative government passed back-to-work legislation that was later declared unconstitutional. The move came after postal workers who had walked off the job were later locked out for two weeks by Canada Post management.
The latest round of rotating strikes has forced the shut down of postal operations in more than 150 communities, including Canada Post mail and parcel sorting hubs in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. It has created a backlog in the national distribution network and caused delivery delays, a Canada Post spokesman said last week.
Terry Pedwell, The Canadian Press
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That it, you will be taken to a page that show you the list of everything you've search on Google.
Kindly choose the option either to delete what your searched the "the present day" "previous day" or custom search by selecting the "Advanced" option, Now to delete everything you've searched on Google, select "All Time" and hit the "DELETE" link.
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To stop Google from showing you ads based on the type of search you make, Kindly watch the video above fro better clarification.
To do all these, For sure you need to Register with Google or create a Google account and from the Goggle account, you will get your Gmail account.
Quite interesting. But is there any benefit to stop Google showing ads based on your interest?


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Super Mario Odyssey multiplayer mode possibly confirmed
By Rajesh V	 On Jun 14, 2017
Speaking to the microphones of Gamespot, Yoshiaki Koizumi from Nintendo EPD has suggested that Super Mario Odyssey could include multiplayer game modes in local and online. More details will come in the next few weeks.
Yoshiaki Koizumi stated the following when he was asked about Super Mario Odyssey multiplayer mode: "The first thing I want to say about multiplayer is that since this is the Nintendo Switch, and it does have two controllers, it's very easy for you to imagine handing one to another person. So there probably is some…thing you'll hear about multiplayer. The timing is not quite there, so I hope you're able to wait for a little longer to hear about that."
"As for Network features, since this is something the hardware is capable of, there might be something that you'll head about there as well, and we hope you'll look forward to it," Koizumi finished.
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Coach Mark Richt and his staff have decided to break tradition. This preseason at UGA, the Dawgs will have no two-a-day practices. The NCAA limits the number of practices to 29, so the Bulldawg coaches believe they can make better use of single practices, as opposed to multiple trips to the practice field on a given day. When you think about it, it does seem to have its merits. Players have to be a little less sharp in the second practice of two-a-days, the coaches can make better use of chalkboard and film time between practices, team morale just might be a little higher, and the risk of injury might be reduced. I'm sure plenty of those 29 workouts will be in the dead of the day so that conditioning and acclimation to the heat will not be a factor once the season opens. Georgia's 'Mat Drills' in the winter serve as their drudgery workouts anyway. It sounds like a good decision by the coaching staff, but only time will tell how successful the theory will actually turn out to be. Sometimes, the decision to change the way something has always been done is the hardest part of a productive decision.


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Inspected, Accepted and Protected: Recent Appellate Decision Reinforces Breadth of the Slavin Defense
by Brian J. Aull, Esq.
In a recent decision, Valiente v. R.J. Behar & Company, Inc., 43 Fla. L. Weekly D1277c (Fla. 3d DCA June 6, 2018), Florida's Third District Court of Appeal ("Third District") upheld the entry of a summary judgment in favor of a contractor on the basis of acceptance of the work by the owner, fortifying use of the Slavin doctrine.
In Florida, "[u]nder the Slavin doctrine, a contractor cannot be held liable for injuries sustained by third parties when the injuries occur after the contractor completed its work, the owner of the property accepted the contractor's work, and the defects causing the injury were patent."
This longstanding rule arises from the notion "that a contractor . . . is not liable to third parties who have no contractual relation with him for negligence in the construction . . . ." In promulgating this doctrine, the Florida Supreme Court recognized that if a contractor were to be held liable to a third party, even though its work had been inspected and accepted, the contractor could "conceivably be responsible to any guest occupying the premises any time in the future who claimed injury from its deficient workmanship, despite the absence of privity whatever between the contractor and the claimant."
The key for severing liability of a contractor is the determination that "after the owner has accepted the work performed . . . the alleged defect is a patent defect which the owner could have discovered and remedied." "[T]he test for patency is not whether or not the condition was obvious to the owner, but whether or not the dangerousness of the condition was obvious had the owner exercised reasonable care." Florida courts historically have held that "whether or not a condition is latent or patent is ordinarily a question for the jury" and that, as a result, "summary judgment is usually inappropriate."
However, in its recent opinion, the Third District demonstrated that determining the Slavin doctrine's applicability can be appropriate at summary judgment. The Valiente case centered on a fatal collision at an intersection in Hialeah, Florida. The Plaintiff Estate's complaint alleged that a contractor was negligent for planting shrubs in the swale of an intersection that blocked the view of passing motorists and caused the subject accident. When the shrubs were planted, they were more than two feet taller than the maximum height set forth in the applicable guidelines.
In arguing against application of the Slavin doctrine, the Plaintiff Estate contended that "although the presence and height of the shrubs was patent, the dangerousness posed by the shrubs was latent", and that neither the City nor the contractors "knew that the shrubs constituted a visual obstruction".
On review, the Third District affirmed summary judgment in favor of the contractor, reasoning that "because any visual obstruction [that the] shrubs might have posed could have been discovered by the City upon reasonable inspection, the alleged visual obstruction would have been patent" and therefore the contractor was protected by the Slavin doctrine because the City accepted its completed work. The court thus distilled the application of the doctrine to a determination of: 1) whether the contractor completed the work; 2) whether the owner accepted the work; and 3) whether the alleged defect could have been discovered upon reasonable inspection, all of which could be determined by the court as a matter of law.
This decision thus equips a knowledgeable litigant with a tool to excise a contractor's liability to a third party from an action via summary judgment, which stands in contrast to the uncertainty presented when a jury is asked to determine the applicability of the Slavin doctrine.
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The fact that India got to 481 for a match-winning 283-run lead in the first innings of the Trent Bridge Test without a single century shows the application of all the batsmen. Only Dravid failed to get to a 50. The way the batsmen put their heads down to ensure that India derived maximum advantage from dismissing England for 198 after winning the toss on a sticky wicket is to be appreciated without qualification. But now, after savouring the victory, it's worth considering how much the presence of Yuvraj Singh in the balcony concentrated the minds of the Indian batsmen out in the middle. He's a strapping young fellow, in the prime of his batting form, fresh from two match-winning one-day knocks, and an inspiring fielder and close-in catcher to boot. To have such a presence on the bench is surely a great motivator for each of the batsmen whose contributions have come under close scrutiny because of the poor performance of the team over the past three years. So, after 'Zak and the bean struck' (Hindustan Times headline), I think Yuvraj Singh was the man of the match.
but for the selection bizarre of Ishant and ranadeb in bowling department i think we have developed good bench strength who are keeping playing XI in their toes.
coz but for that innings yuvi would have been playing in XI in notts and DK keeping wicket!
i think ss's antics are an effect rather than the cause of his relatively less effective bowling. he tends to hit the deck and bowls a little shorter than the others, which was effective in SA, but not so much in england. anyway, he did get the wicket of collingwood when a fourth partnership was developing in the first innings and that was important, because if england had got through the first day with one or two more wickets intact, those would have been hard to prise out on the sunny second day. so i think we should persist with him, and put up with his juvenile delinquence.
Yes, Yuvraj's presence on the bench is a constant reminder for all.
The one's in the IX know it is just a matter of a couple of low scores to excahnge places with him.
The one's in the BCCI scheme of things will always be reminded how his all-round game development was stunted by such benching in his younger days when he should have been playing domestic and A tours to iron out the wrinkles in his game for the longer version. Yuvraj realizes as much today, as is evident from his comments on this tour; patience and better reading and footwork against the spinners must be his prime objective now to make a name for himself in the longer duration game. In addition, he might want to cut down on the one-day cuts through slip-less areas to third man in the test version.
These are reminders for the board who should have helped him and Kaif develop their longer game. And it is heartening to see Yuvraj himself speak about improving his game and biding his time now, even though he spurned many chances to play for Punjab in the fallow period between tournaments and series in the past. Being a member of Team India does evoke such strange responses to domestic cricket.
I quite agree Ishant's is a bizarre selection; I have held so in some of the forum's I haunt since his name first cropped up. He needs not just some meat in the right places but also a little more experience for his own good. Irfan Pathan's absence from the dressing room is another such reminder, as is RP Singh's success after two important years spent in domestic cricket after coming into the reckoning. You know you are good enough to be there at the top and you know you need to do some things to stay there - RP did a few of those in his spare time from the team.
Ranadeb - I'm not so sure. I thought he was a smart selection for the English tour conditions. Maybe not Australia, but England is where he could shine.
Yuvraj is indeed a reminder for many things - BCCI and Ishant should also heed that bell. Better play a couple of seasons at domestic and A levels, mature up your body, firm up your game, and then step up to the senior stage. If one is good, no one can prevent you from achieving your destiny.
One can say, Yuvraj has been the secret man of the match for his evident reminders.
soulberry, ya i think yuvraj and kaif hit a peak when they partnered in that famous lord's chase against england that inspired sourav's shirt dance. i feel an aussie style management would have handled such talent more fruitfully for the long term.


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Q: bulk insert working in ssms but not working while executing from php I'm trying to insert the data from a text file into my database. I'm using SQL Server Management Studio 17.
I'm using this query:
BULK INSERT db.[dbo].[mytable]
    FROM 'path/file.txt'
    WITH
        (FIELDTERMINATOR = ';',
         ROWTERMINATOR = '\n')

The problem is that it's working in SQL Server Management Studio but when i'm trying to execute this php script it shows an error even though I granted the user the permission to bulk after following this:
You do not have permission to use the bulk load statement
The error:

Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => 42000 [SQLSTATE] => 42000 [1] => 4834 [code] => 4834 [2] => [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]You do not have permission to use the bulk load statement. [message] => [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]You do not have permission to use the bulk load statement. ) )

The code i'm using
<?php

$serverName = "SQLEXPRESS";
$connectionInfo = array( "Database"=>"master");
$conn = sqlsrv_connect( $serverName, $connectionInfo);

if( $conn ) {
     echo "Connection established.
";
}else{
     echo "Connection could not be established.
";
     die( print_r( sqlsrv_errors(), true));
}
$query1 = "BULK INSERT db.[dbo].[mytable]
    FROM 'path/file.txt'
    WITH
        (FIELDTERMINATOR = ';',
         ROWTERMINATOR = '\n')";

$result1 = sqlsrv_query($conn,$query1) or  die( print_r(sqlsrv_errors(), true) );

?>

A: Account that is used by your PHP application need this permission:
GRANT ADMINISTER BULK OPERATIONS TO [server_login]

Your SSMS process seems run using other credentials and they have such permission.
The other reason can be if SQL Server service account does not have enough permissions to read the source file


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TNT has canceled its "Good Behavior" drama series starring Michelle Dockery after two seasons.
"Good Behavior," from creator and executive producer Chad Hodge, was based on a series of books by Blake Crouch.
Dockery starred as Letty, a thief who becomes involved with hitman Javier Pereira (Juan Diego Botto) after getting out of prison.
Terry Kinney and Lusia Strus also starred.
Hodge announced the show's cancellation on Instagram Tuesday alongside photos of Dockery and Botto and script pages for a scene that would have taken place during Season 3.
"With a heavy heart I have to let you know that Good Behavior will not return for a third season on TNT. I've always said I could write about Letty and Javier for 500 episodes. Their relationship and place in the world live on the edge of something unique and beautiful and I'm more proud of creating their story than anything in my TV career thus far," Hodge said in a lengthy caption.
"To our fans... our incredible fans around the world: THANK YOU. Thank you for loving what we made, for the letters and DMs and gifts, for the love. If I could keep writing the story of Letty and Javier for you I would," he continued.
"So just know that Letty and Javier are out there somewhere... living their best lives (eh probably not lol). But they are alive. Their story continues. Though for now, as Letty would say... BYE. #GoodBehavior."
"Good Behavior" last aired on TNT in December 2017.
The series was the network's second-lowest rated original series.


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Court Ruling Means Colorado Drug-Sniffing Dogs May Need New Training
Now that it's legal in Colorado, the state's drug-sniffing canines might be to be retrained, as a recent court case proves.
A recent ruling by the Colorado Court of Appeals has set a new precedent for drug cases, and it seems drug-sniffing police dogs that detect cannabis might just need new training. The three-judge panel at the Court of Appeals all agreed that if a drug-sniffing dog is trained to alert officers to the presence of weed and other drugs, cops will need more cause to search a vehicle without permission.
These old drug-sniffing dogs need new tricks
The decision came as a result of a 2015 case in Moffat County, where a drug-sniffing dog alerted officers to the presence of an illegal drug in a truck that was being driven by Kevin McKnight.
But because the dog, Kilo, could not tell officers whether he smelled weed or other drugs, the search was deemed illegal by the judges. The dog, which was trained to identify cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, methamphetamine and also cannabis. Of course, in Colorado, the latter is legal for possession by adults over 21.
A dog sniff could result in an alert with respect to something for which, under Colorado law, a person has a legitimate expectation of privacy. Because a dog sniff of a vehicle could infringe upon a legitimate expectation of privacy solely under state law, that dog sniff should now be considered a 'search'… where the occupants are 21 years or older.
But it's not just Colorado. Courts in other states (such as California and Arizona that have legalized weed for medical or recreational purposes) have said that the smell alone is insufficient grounds for a warrantless search.
Although, if there are other factors that raise an officer's suspicion, the smell of weed in a Colorado search is still sufficient. In 2016, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that a drug dog's smell test can 'contribute' to a probable cause determination if the suspects are doing something else to raise suspicion. According to the Supreme Court,
The odor of marijuana is still suggestive of criminal activity.
In the case of Kevin McKnight, the judges concluded that the dog's alert did more than 'contribute' to a decision to search the car because McKnight gave no indication he was impaired or doing anything illegal.
The police lacked the requisite reasonable suspicion to subject McKnight's truck to a dog sniff.
The search that happened turned up a glass pipe, which was said to be one that is commonly used to smoke meth, seeing McKnight convicted of possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance. But this decision reverses McKnight's conviction
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Written by Todd Farmington
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