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Nothing much from the markets yesterday. The Dow fell 72 points. Gold went down $5.
Meanwhile, the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement goes on in America. And 70,000 Greeks "clash with police," say the news headlines.
People are upset. They know something is wrong. But they don't know what. The real explanation is too complicated. They won't sit still for it. So, they look for scapegoats — the rich…the banks…the Chinese.
There's a joke making its way around the Internet. Goldman Sachs has decided to try to profit from the OWS protests. They've set up a "Rage Fund" that will invest in companies that make police batons, pepper spray, bandages, and glass windows.
It's a joke. But it may turn out to be a good investment strategy.
We've made a number of big predictions here in The Daily Reckoning. Some of what we've foreseen has actually come to pass — the crash of the tech bubble…the collapse of the housing market…the Great Correction. Some of what we've forecast has not yet happened. Some never will.
But here is our most audacious forecast yet: the US is headed for ruin and revolution. The revolution will almost certainly be put down, violently. But the ruin cannot be stopped.
Yes, dear reader, the empire is following its natural course…with the zombies in control and the debt slaves whispering treason. It can't afford enough bread to keep the popolo minuto (the little people) happy. It will be forced to get tough on them. It is only a matter of time before the secret police round up the ringleaders and disappear them. Heck, the Obama government has already decided that it has the power to kill citizens without any due process of law. What's to stop it from killing lots of them?
A friend of ours in Argentina explains:
"Everybody is very critical of the generals in Argentina for putting down the radicals in the '80s. But they had to do it. These guys were kidnapping people. Robbing banks. Murdering people. I was still at school then. I remember that the father of a friend of mine was kidnapped and killed. The police came to school and took the kid away to protect him. They had to do something. The country was sinking into chaos."
The US will have to do something too. At least, that's the way most people will see it. It will be "at war" with its malcontents. When you declare a state of war — as demonstrated by the Bush and Obama regimes — you can get away with anything.
The US will continue its program of circuses overseas too. It would make much more sense to bring the troops home and shore up the nation's finances. But empires don't back up. And they always manage to find some jackass to lead them where they need to go — to their own destruction. (More below…)
Today, the revolution is a simmering cauldron of greasy misunderstandings and unappetizing conceits. But the fire beneath it is real. It is the heat given off by a system that no longer works.
The New York Times reports that whole cities are now underwater. Millions of Americans are drowning:
The United States has a confidence problem: a nation long defined by irrational exuberance has turned gloomy about tomorrow. Consumers are holding back, businesses are suffering and the economy is barely growing.
There are good reasons for gloom — incomes have declined, many people cannot find jobs, few trust the government to make things better — but as Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, noted earlier this year, those problems are not sufficient to explain the depth of the funk.
That has led a growing number of economists to argue that the collapse of housing prices, a defining feature of this downturn, is also a critical and underappreciated impediment to recovery. Americans have lost a vast amount of wealth, and they have lost faith in housing as an investment. They lack money, and they lack the confidence that they will have more money tomorrow.
…The latest data from the survey, released Friday by Thomson Reuters, shows that expectations for economic growth have fallen to the lowest level since May 1980.
In Orlando, a city that trades in upbeat fantasies, the housing crash has been particularly painful. The total value of area homes has fallen below the total mortgage debt on those homes, according to the real estate analytics firm CoreLogic. In the parlance of the real estate world, Orlando is underwater, a distinction matched by Las Vegas.
Meanwhile, the Zombie Metropolis, is doing fine. Here, we turn to Bloomberg:
Federal employees whose compensation averages more than $126,000 and the nation's greatest concentration of lawyers helped Washington edge out San Jose as the wealthiest US metropolitan area, government data show.
The US capital has swapped top spots with Silicon Valley, according to recent Census Bureau figures, with the typical household in the Washington metro area earning $84,523 last year. The national median income for 2010 was $50,046.
The figures demonstrate how the nation's political and financial classes are prospering as the economy struggles with unemployment above 9 percent and thousands of Americans protest in the streets against income disparity, said Kevin Zeese, director of Prosperity Agenda, a Baltimore-based advocacy group trying to narrow the divide between rich and poor.
"There's a gap that's isolating Washington from the reality of the rest of the country," Zeese said. "They just get more and more out of touch."
Total compensation for federal workers, including health care and other benefits, last year averaged $126,369, compared with $122,697 in 2009, according to Bloomberg News calculations of Commerce Department data. There were 170,467 federal employees in the District of Columbia as of June. The Washington area includes the District of Columbia, parts of Northern Virginia, eastern Maryland and eastern West Virginia.
In recent years Washington has attracted more lobbyists and firms with an interest in the health-care overhaul and financial regulations signed into law by President Barack Obama, according to local business leaders.
"Wall Street has moved to K Street," said Barbara Lang, president and chief executive officer of the DC Chamber of Commerce, referring to the Washington street that's home to prominent lobbying firms. "Those two industries clearly have grown in our city."
Last year Washington also had the most lawyers per capita in the US compared with the 50 states, with one for every 12 city residents, according to figures from the American Bar Association and the Census Bureau. In New York State the figure was one out of every 123 residents, while in California the ratio was one in 243.
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Since founding Agora Inc. in 1979, Bill Bonner has found success in numerous industries. His unique writing style, philanthropic undertakings and preservationist activities have been recognized by some of America's most respected authorities. With his friend and colleague Addison Wiggin, he co-founded The Daily Reckoning in 1999, and together they co-wrote the New York Times best-selling books Financial Reckoning Day and Empire of Debt. His other works include Mobs, Messiahs and Markets (with Lila Rajiva), Dice Have No Memory, and most recently, Hormegeddon: How Too Much of a Good Thing Leads to Disaster. His most recent project is The Bill Bonner Letter.
You guys at Daily Reckoning don't see a coup d'état when our government goes belly up? Of course in America our supposed leaders don't say what they truly mean. It might be called "The Peaceful Transitional Council" to restore American democracy or some other nonsense like that. Some will say this can't happen. These are the same people that thought the United States losing its credit rating would never happen. I see a huge power grab and the smart money should be on the Military Industrial Complex. America will finally get its Caesar and we can go back to watching our reality TV programs.
I know of another person like Bill who predicts end of the world coming. He is Nostradamus and year 2012.
He might have just been talking about current financial crisis unfolding 500 years ago.
Good post Bill and I agree with most of it. I've always thought America was no "melting pot" but more like a "powder keg" fixing to blow itself apart. I think that time may be coming soon.
I think you've articulated the cause of the simmering anger. The average citizen feels they've been hoodwinked, cheated but they can't figure out how and by whom. Their rage is likely to turn on just about any group they feel is to blame, the rich, the powerful, anyone calling himself a politician.
All in all, 2012 is looking to be an "interesting" year
As long as the supermarkets and gas stations remain open, America will continue on as it always has — just a little poorer. Try to remember — no one wants the "apocalypse" (except for a crazy few), so it ain't gonna happen. It benefits no one. There's no money in it.
The super markets and gas stations may not remain open if there is economic collapse. The president would have to declare a state of emergency or if there is insurrection & chaos, then he would declare martial law. He would have no choice.
Scott, the "apocalypse" benefits no one, so it ain't gonna happen? Since when do only beneficial things happen?
Lyn is correct. See World War I. Nobody much benefited from it. It happened anyway.
Come on Bill, enough of this zombie business. The "zombies" are merely minions and goons for the banskers that form the shadow government that rules the U.S. You can admit it publicly.
Look just recently, the banksters shift their derivatives from BAC parent company to BAC depositor company in order to dump the coming losses on the public. Trillions!
There's good reason for a revolution to take place; the U.S. has long since lost its sovereignty to the stateless bankster overlords.
Ruin yes. Paul Krugman will tell us that we need for the economy. NY is a big city. Think of all the people you can put to work restoring it. Through LA and Chicago and you hit the trifecta. The broken window theory and all that.
Huxley said Rome fell because it ran out of bread and circuses,but a scientific dictatorship would have a never ending supply. Perhaps human nature won't allow it.
Bill, what's your thoughts on Goldman-Sachs offloading that $75 trillion worth of their derivatives(?) on the taxpayers today?
Most revolutions are carried out by a very small band of zealots, while the vast majority simply ignore the situation out of apathy because of years of corruption by the ruling classes.
To anyone who is underwater on their mortgage, unemployed, or has seen 40 years of savings wiped out by a minor medical problem, –the temptation to let the radicals take their course becomes not irresistible, but rather something predictible like a banana left to turn brown on the counter.
The government can point guns at the radicals and kill a few off. But it will only generate more sympathy for their cause, and eventually the gallows and guilotine stocks will be added to the GS new index.
If only the unemployment were really 9 pct!
The only thing Bill hasn't yet come to grips with is that this is ultimately by design.
Bill thinks the Overlords are bumblers. In reality THEIR overlords know where all this is going.
BB if the national median income is 50k I'm sry folks,but home prices have 2 cum dn along with the tax base a whole lot more,wether u like it or not. But the powers2b will not let that happen! 111 yrs ago in my "gr8 Grand Dads Days." A used/fairly new 2000sf home with the works in those days and the property sold 4 $1500. Now lets do some math, shall we? Lets take an inflation rate of 42% a yr cuz thats watt the real rate is. Wether were talkin bout watt a candy bar or a newpaper or anything 4 that matter used 2 cost 111yrs ago. Times 42% x 111yrs and add that 2 watt a house used 2 cost. And there u have it, the real "cost of bein screwed!!!" *S* PS Socrates,1 of the most God like creatures 2 ever have walked the earth in the early days of man-kind,had a saying. Professing 2 b a wise man. Only means that i don't know!!! PPS "Some times its better 2 live life with eyes closed."
We may have outright revolution, as Bill predicts, or we may just go gently into the night and become Belgium or the UK. Britain lost its empire in the 20th century, after all, but there weren't riots in the streets.
We Americans may eventually just get used to smaller incomes, smaller homes (in the UK they distinguish "detached homes" from others, whilst here in the US we just assume that every home is a free-standing structure), increased apartment living, and standard of living taking a slow nosedive.
Will that bring revolution and blood in the streets? Or will it merely herald an age of becoming like Holland and France? Those people are still happy, last I checked, despite being poorer than us.
We've been infiltrated by an occupier.
It's becoming no fun to live in this multicultural powder keg. Maybe if Lincoln had allowed the South to secede (as was their right) we would be better off today. (Slavery would have fallen from its own weight without 600,000 dead). Wouldn't it be nice to live in Switzerland? No empire to defend at all costs!
Here come the drones.
have you not observed any quad-homes or condos while posted here in the Colonies?
Bankers and arms manufacturers benefitted quite well from WW1
reading a book the other day thought it was resent doom and gloom. Went to the back page,writen 1975. Americans love this crap.
The elite class has sold out the American people for cheaper labor and they have gotten their wish. Now the carcass of main street cannot support parasitic Wall Street. The Wall Street oligarchs have looted the treasury to cover their gambling losses and the people are being billed for their greed and corruption. The next step is to subjugate the serfs and crush dissent. It is already happening. When Obama says he is with the protesters he only fools himself. Most intelligent people see the face of evil before them because it no longer hides or even tries to make a claim to legitimacy. It merely offers corruption and the status quo or intimidation and death Kadaffi style. As peoples' anger moves from being inward based to seeing the external source as the perpetrator they are pushed to the wall. Many will take a last fling at liberty before annihilation. Let's hope they are victorious because a dark age and a thousand years of slavery await otherwise.
Oh Bill, things are bad, but they were also pretty tough during the Carter years. Even though our mini-Marxist president and his radical friends are doing everything they can to cause trouble, I think there are still enough of us good old Americans that believe in free-enterprise to bring things back. Now if 0bummer gets reelected that's another story….
Lee, what kind of Marxist is BO when he's the best friend of Goldman Sachs? Last I checked, Marxists hate capitalism – they don't try to suck its d!ck and their capitalist bros out of every jam imaginable.
BO is an awful president. But a Marxist he is not.
This is bad peoples….we're headed for a MAJOR bloodpath I'm afraid.
Marxists hate capitalism, unless they need to get elected.
Where I live the county has a very high unemployment rate like the rest of the country. The company I work for has hired a contractor to put up a wall to separate some of our desks and they brought in a crew of illegals to do the work. I coudn't understand why so many people were flirting with communism in this country but now I understand. Capitalism is cutting its own throat.
Hi Bill
Do you know what my greatest fear is? That nothing will happen. People predict turnaround, and people predict collapse. I worry that neither will happen, look at Japan, 20 years of annual decline with no end in sight. Is this to be us? every year hoping that things will turn around and getting a little poorer each time?
PS With regard to our current plight and the people that got us here, keep Hanlon"s Razor in mind…It reads: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
Or better yet "Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained AWAY by stupidity"
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Nobody is that stupid, but we have had a great teacher at the top, teaching anybody that wishes to use it to cover up their malice. What a great legacy to leave our children.
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But when Carter, 33, was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Barack Obama on Monday, he was venerated not just for his actions on the battlefield but also for those after the shooting was over. Back in the U.S. after a war that killed too many comrades, Carter has become a symbol of the courage not only to face the enemy, but to face what comes next.
"Ty has spoken openly, with honesty and extraordinary eloquence, about his struggle with post-traumatic stress — the flashbacks, the nightmares, the anxiety, the heartache that makes it sometimes almost impossible to get through a day," Obama said before draping the medal around his neck. But with the help of the Army, the president said, Carter received treatment and stands as a repudiation of the stigma many soldiers feel.
"Let me say it as clearly as I can to any of our troops or veterans who are watching and struggling," Obama said. "Look at this man. Look at this soldier. Look at this warrior. He's as tough as they come, and if he can find the courage and the strength to not only seek help but also to speak out about it, to take care of himself and to stay strong, then so can you."
Carter, a married father of three from Antioch, Calif., was the fifth living member of the military to receive the Medal of Honor for actions in the Afghanistan War. He was the second to receive it for actions in the battle of Kamdesh recounted in a book by Jake Tapper of CNN, "The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor." Obama honored former Sgt. Clinton Romesha in February.
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Tigers' slugger Miguel Cabrera picked a big moment for his first extra-base hit of the ALDS.
Cabrera launched a two-run homer off A's rookie right-hander Sonny Gray in the top of the fourth inning to give the Tigers a 2-0 lead in this decisive Game 5. It followed a one-out single by Torii Hunter and ended an 11-inning scoreless streak for Gray during the series. Cabrera might not be 100 percent right now, but it's still dangerous to give him a fastball over the middle of the plate. This time, it landed in the left field seats. You can check out the video of the home run below:
Things could have been much worse for the A's, as Gray loaded the bases after the Cabrera homer, but he was able to wiggle out of the jam by getting Omar Infante to ground out. Still, he's not long for this game.
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No, no! Came the reply from St. Louis marketing firm Geile/Leon. The event is very real and the folks at Geile/Leon are very excited about it. (Of course, marketing firms are paid to be very excited about many things.)
So here's the skinny: Today at the ballpark St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay, St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley, Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III and Gieile/Leon representatives will gather to endorse this year's "Earth Hour" to be held March 28.
For those of you who recall when Earth had an entire day and not just an hour, allow me to explain: Earth Hour was started a few years ago in Australia and encourages people around the globe to turn off their lights for an hour to raise awareness for climate change. Apparently it's really caught on, and this year the Cardinals will switch off the lights at Busch Stadium from 8:30 to 9:30 on March 28.
How this will make any difference in the global-warming debate is beyond me, seeing how Busch Stadium has no events scheduled for March 28. A truer commitment to global warming would be if the Cardinals switched off the lights during an actual game. Now that would immediately "raise the awareness" of about 40,000 people left seated in the dark.
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Macabre, dark, disturbing and utterly gripping – this is Gary Sefton's stage adaptation of Toby Litt's 2001 novel whose tale is seen through the eyes of a pre- or young-teen gang.
The quite horrifying story is brought to life on a bold set of vivid red tree branches and ladders – depicting the gang's den – on to which are projected to the sound of a clacking typewriter the rules and incidents recorded by gang archivist Peter.
He is the bespectacled swot with a passion for dinosaurs. His companions include Andrew, the increasingly out of control kid with a violent dad (viewed as Best Father and virtual gang leader), Paul, whose dad is the Worst Father for being embarrassing, and orphaned Matthew who lives with his grandparents (the Dinosaurs).
Later in the play his sister Miranda attempts to join the gang with dramatic consequences.
What begins as manoeuvres against potential invasion of the village by the Russkies, turns rapidly deeper and darker when inadvertent tragedy pushes war games beyond the threshold of the imaginary and into real life.
The crossover between fantasy and reality is skillfully handled – frequently hilariously – as the voices of parents are heard offstage scolding or discussing their offspring. Being grounded for misbehaviour is seen as capture by the enemy, but even generals have to go home for their tea.
The tale unfolds at dizzying pace, both physically as the gang leap in and out of trees and up and down ladders, and emotionally as themes of violence, loyalty, love, hate and revenge are explored.
It's darkly funny, contrasting a nostalgic view of the 70s, when kids still made model aircraft, rode Choppers and spent their days in the woods, with the bleak and violent denouement that unfolds.
Performances from the cast of five are splendidly muscular – literally and metaphorically. At times you almost forget that it is adult actors playing kids, so good are they at capturing the bravado, rivalry and bullying within the gang.
Inevitably comparison can be made with Lord of the Flies, so it's an excellent drama for any teenagers studying William Golding for next summer's GCSEs to see.
Deadkidsongs runs until Saturday November 17.
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Jose E. Baldonado
1936 – 2011
Jose E. "Sẽme" Baldonado, age 75, a resident of Belen, passed away at his home on Wednesday, Nov. 23. A member of Our Lady of Belen Catholic Church, Jose was deaf and attended the New Mexico School for the Deaf from the age of 4, where he excelled in basketball. He also loved football and his favorite team was the Rams.
Jose had been sick for a long time, however he continued to fight for his wife, Renee, to whom he would have shared 45 years of marriage on Jan. 7. Jose retired from the Belen Consolidated Schools.
He loved his family and was loved by many. Jose was always laughing and smiling. Jose, a loving husband, father and grandfather, will surely be missed by many.
Jose was preceded in death by his parents, Remijo Baldonado, born in Jarales and Abelina Garcia, born in Bosque; siblings, Reina Baldonado Pino, infant Mary Helen Baldonado, Secundino Baldonado, killed during the Vietnam Conflict, Arsenio Baldonado, David Baldanado, Guadalupe Baldonado and infant Preciliano Baldonado.
Jose is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Renee C. Baldonado; daughters, Geraldine Gabaldon and husband, Joseph and Joan C. Baldonado; son Joe Baldonano Jr. and wife, Monica; sisters, Rosanna B. Cordova, Erlinda B. Garcia and Sylvia B. Garcia; brothers, Ruperto Baldonado and wife, Flora, Arturo Baldonado and wife, Louisa, Antonio Baldonado, Miguel Baldonado and wife, Adela, Martin Baldonado and Felix Baldonado and wife, Cheryl; aunts Clorinda A. Garcia and Elena A. Felt; grandchildren, Joylene Jaramillo, Joseph Baldonado, Kevin DeLeon, Nathan Baldonado, Brandon DeLeon, Jessica Anderson and Joseph Barfield; great-grandchildren, Selena and Isaac Anderson and many other family members and friends.
For service information, please contact the Noblin Funeral Service Belen Chapel at 864-4448 or visit the online guest register at www.noblinfuneralservice.com.
Agapita Cordova
Died 2011
Agapita Cordova, age 86, peacefully went to be with her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, Nov. 22.
She is survived by her daughters, Frances Chavez, Susan Chavez and husband, Herminio, Sunday Cordova, Paulette Lopez and husband, Charles, Yolanda Holguin and husband, Ruben, of Arenas Valley, N.M., and Michelle Chavez and husband, Robert; sons, Michael Cordova and wife, Corrie, Anthony Cordova, and Paul Cordova and wife, Janet, of Barstow, Calif., 22 grandchildren, and 20 great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her loving husband of 54 years, Frank Cordova, son-in-law, Bennie Chavez; niece, Roberta Chavez; nephews, Dennis Kurtz and Roderick Chavez.
Aggie "Nana" owned and operated Frank's Auto Service with her husband for 36 years. She enjoyed fishing, working in her yard, cooking and being with her family.
Nana had a deep admiration for the Lord which she enjoyed sharing with those she loved. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
A service was held at Christian Fellowship, 628 Los Lentes Rd. NE, Los Lunas, on Friday, Nov. 25.
Pallbearers were Filbert Chavez, Kevin Chavez, Aaron Cordova, Reuben Holguin, Levi Cordova, and James Chavez. Services were lovingly preplanned at French Mortuary.
Please visit our online guest book for Agapita at www.RememberTheirStory.com.
Earl V. Marschand
Earl V. Marschand, born May 3, 1925, passed away on Nov. 21. He was a resident of Los Lunas. He has gone home to be with his Heavenly Father.
He is survived by his sons Craig Marschand and family, Kenny, and Kris Marschand and family; daughters Joni Marschand and family, and Florence and Leonard Pacheco and family.
He will be missed and loved always.
Services will be held at Direct Services in Albuquerque on Dec. 2. He will be laid to rest at Santa Fe National Cemetery.
Barbra Smith
1942 – 2011
Barbra Smith, age 69, a resident of Los Lunas, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 24. Arrangements are pending with the caring professionals at the Noblin Funeral Service Belen Chapel, 864-4448.
Cheryl Rae Trujillo
Cheryl Rae Trujillo was granted her angel wings on Nov. 19, following a four-year battle with cancer. She spent her final days with friends and family.
Cheryl touched the lives of all that knew her. She will always be remembered for her smile, sense of humor, strength, bravery and sweet demeanor.
The youngest of three girls, she was born on Jan. 25, 1961, in Albuquerque to James and Nancy Pettis. Cheryl graduated from Los Lunas High School and attended New Mexico Highlands University, where she met the love of her life, John Trujillo.
John and Cheryl were married on July 23, 1983. In 1993, she joined the Aggies and became an Alumna of New Mexico State University with a bachelor's degree in social work. Through her love for children, she dedicated her time as a licensed social worker for Child Protective Services, CASA volunteer and as a substitute teacher.
Cheryl was an avid "Dancing with the Stars" fan, loved to spend her weekends shopping with her two daughters and enjoyed spending Friday afternoons out with her husband. Her great joy in life was watching her two daughters grow into young women.
Cheryl is survived by her husband, John Trujillo; daughters Andrea Trujillo, Raquel Sullivan and husband, Nicholas; mother Nancy Pettis; parents-in-law, Sesario Trujillo and Angelina Trujillo; sister, Audrey DeMenno and husband, Vince; Godchildren, Dolltyn Rosas and Risher Rosas; and 12 nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her sister, Sabrina Blahetka; father, James Pettis; and nephew, Robert Trujillo.
A memorial prayer vigil will take place at 10:15 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 26, at Holy Cross Church followed by a memorial Funeral Mass at 11 a.m. Cheryl will be laid to rest in Belen.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the American Cancer Society.
Arrangements by Getz Funeral Home & Getz Family Crematory, corner of Solano and Bowman Ave., Las Cruces, 575-526-2419. To sign the local online guest book go to www.GetzCares.com.


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Cooley Godward Kronish Establishes Clinical Teaching Fellowship at Stanford Law School
Cooley commits $250,000 to fund teaching fellow for the Immigrants' Rights Clinic
Jennifer H. Lee is named inaugural fellow
STANFORD, Calif., April 19, 2007 — Stanford Law School today announced that Cooley Godward Kronish LLP has committed $250,000 to support a teaching fellowship for five years for the Immigrants' Rights Clinic (IRC), which enables law students to get practical training by representing individual immigrants and immigrants' rights organizations. Attorney Jennifer H. Lee has been named the inaugural Cooley Godward Kronish Fellow for the 2007-2008 academic year.
The clinic, directed by Associate Professor Jayashri Srikantiah, teaches about two dozen students each year how to represent indigent individual immigrants on a variety of matters such as: seeking humanitarian relief from deportation on behalf of non-citizens with criminal convictions; obtaining asylum protection for non-citizens who flee persecution; and assisting immigrant survivors of domestic violence to gain lawful status in the United States. The IRC shares an affinity with Cooley's pro bono practice, which includes providing counsel in immigration and human rights cases.
"Immigrants' rights are a major civil rights issue of our time," said IRC director Jayashri Srikantiah. "Together with the Cooley Godward Kronish Fellow Jennifer Lee, I hope to inspire and teach the next generation of compassionate and public service-minded lawyers."
Cooley's gift has grown out of a long-standing relationship with Stanford Law School and a shared focus with the IRC on immigrants' human rights. Cooley has been an affiliate partner of another clinic, the Stanford Community Law Clinic, since 2003.
"We're pleased to help support the teaching mission of the Immigrants' Rights Clinic at Stanford Law," said Maureen Alger, Cooley's full-time pro bono partner. "The IRC's work dovetails with the Cooley's ongoing commitment to pro bono work on behalf of indigent immigrants and asylum-seekers."
Lee is joining the IRC from private practice. She has extensive experience working with immigrant survivors of domestic violence and was director of the Community Liaison Project at Sanctuary for Families' Center for Battered Women's Legal Services in New York. She is a graduate of Columbia University School of Law, where she was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar, a senior editor of the Columbia Law Review, an editor of the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, and president of the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association. Following law school, she clerked for the late Honorable Eugene H. Nickerson of the Eastern District of New York.
"I am honored and excited to be the first Cooley Godward Kronish Fellow," Lee said. "I look forward to building upon the impressive track record of the IRC in training Stanford law students by advancing the rights of immigrants in this country."
Cooley attorneys regularly represent indigent immigrants who have been the subject of persecution in their home country before the Immigration Court, the Board of Immigration Appeals and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Cooley is co-counsel on a landmark case, Santillan, et al. v. Gonzales, et al., filed in federal district court in San Francisco, in which the court granted summary judgment in favor of a nationwide class of lawful permanent residents who had been denied documentary proof of their lawful status, or "green cards."
In addition, Cooley recently teamed with civil rights groups, including the ACLU and the Mexican-American Legal Defense & Education Fund, to challenge a law passed by the City of Escondido, Calif. that precluded "illegal aliens" from renting or staying in rental property in that city. The team obtained an injunction and the city dropped the ban and agreed to pay fees and costs.
The IRC is currently representing clients in several immigration-related cases in state, federal, immigration, and international courts. Recent successes include: the IRC's efforts on behalf of 24 civil rights groups in Lopez v. Gonzales before the U.S. Supreme Court, which ultimately ruled in favor of the non-citizen in that case; numerous victories in immigration court on behalf of lawful permanent residents with past criminal convictions; several cases in which the IRC worked successfully to secure legal status in the United States for clients who were immigrant survivors of domestic violence; and an asylum case in which the IRC represented a Guatemalan woman who fled severe domestic and gang-related violence.
The IRC is one of ten clinics that operate within the umbrella clinical education program, the Stanford Legal Clinic. Clinical education at Stanford Law School provides in-depth, hands-on learning opportunities that prepare students for real-world legal practice, and it helps instill in students a fundamental, lifetime commitment to public service and pro bono activities. Students in the Immigrants' Rights Clinic interview and counsel clients, investigate facts, develop case theory, interview witnesses, write declarations and briefs, and argue cases in immigration court. Students also conduct multi-disciplinary advocacy work on behalf of immigrants' rights organizations and community organizations to protect the human rights of all immigrants.
"Clinical education is a teaching-intensive incubator for tomorrow's public service and pro bono lawyers, as well as a training ground for all future lawyers—whatever their long-term career intentions," said Larry Marshall, professor of law, David and Stephanie Mills Director of Clinical Education, and associate dean for Public Interest and Clinical Education. "The Cooley Fellowship will enable us to offer more students closely supervised clinical training, and the opportunity to reflect deeply on the work they do."
About the Stanford Legal Clinic
Stanford Law School runs a variety of clinics that litigate in a number of specialized fields, including immigrants' rights, community law, cyberlaw, environmental protection, and educational advocacy. The clinics operate cohesively as a single law firm—the Stanford Legal Clinic (SLC)—and provide pro bono representation to the public. Clinical courses are structured as supervised settings that teach students: how to work with clients and colleagues, how to address the ethical dilemmas that arise in practice, and how to apply legal concepts taught hypothetically or in the abstract in the classroom to a real world, client representation situation.
Overall, the SLC has the capacity for every student to take one clinical course at some point during their three years at Stanford Law School. The school's long term goal is to expand the number and range of its clinical courses and develop a "clinical rotation" where students take only a clinic during a particular quarter—with no competing exams or classes. Expanding the Immigrants' Rights Clinic and other course offerings within the Stanford Legal Clinic is a central part of the comprehensive curricular innovation underway at Stanford Law School. The Stanford Legal Clinic homepage is located at: www.law.stanford.edu/program/clinics.
About Stanford Law School
Stanford Law School is one of the nation's leading institutions for legal scholarship and education. Its alumni are among the most influential decision makers in law, politics, business, and high technology. Faculty members argue before the Supreme Court, testify before Congress, and write books and articles for academic audiences, as well as the popular press. Along with offering traditional law school classes, the school has embraced new subjects and new ways of teaching. The school's home page is located at www.law.stanford.edu.
About Cooley Godward Kronish LLP
Cooley Godward Kronish's 580 attorneys have an entrepreneurial spirit and deep, substantive experience and are committed to solving clients' most challenging legal matters. From small companies with big ideas to international enterprises with diverse legal needs, Cooley Godward Kronish has the breadth of legal resources to enable companies of all sizes to seize opportunities in today's global marketplace. The firm represents clients across a broad array of dynamic industry sectors, including technology, life sciences, financial services, retail and energy.
The firm has full-service offices in major commercial, government and technology centers: Palo Alto, CA; New York, NY; San Diego CA; San Francisco, CA; Reston, VA; Broomfield, CO and Washington, DC. For additional information, please visit www.cooley.com.
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A method and apparatus for operating a local server computer of a client-server network includes a technique to receive a request from a client computer of the client-server network. A determination is made whether the request requires dynamically generated information from a servlet object of the client-server network. If so, a specified servlet object corresponding to the request may be uploaded from a remote server computer of the client-server network. The specified servlet object is then executed to obtain dynamically generated information corresponding to the request.
1. A method of interfacing servlet objects, capable of dynamically generating information, with a server computer, the method comprising:
instantiating said servlet objects at the startup of said server computer;
communicating, in response to a request from a client computer, dynamically generated information from said servlet objects to the requesting client computer; and
maintaining a continual operation of said servlet objects between requests from said client computer.
2. The method of
3. The method of
4. The method of
5. The method of
6. The method of
7. The method of
mapping said request to a servlet object specified in the request.
8. The method of
mapping said request to a servlet object using a translation process.
9. A computer readable memory that can be used to interface servlet objects, capable of dynamically generating information, with a server computer, comprising:
a first set of instructions to instantiate said servlet objects at the startup of said server computer;
a second set of instructions to communicate, in response to a request from a client computer, dynamically generated information from said servlet objects to the requesting client computer; and
a third set of instructions to maintain a continual operation of said servlet objects between requests from said client computers.
10. The computer readable memory of
11. The computer readable memory of
a fourth set of instructions to call a destroy method when a specified resource limit has been reached within said server computer.
12. The computer readable memory of
13. The computer readable memory of
14. The computer readable memory of
a fifth set of instructions for processing said request from said client computer through the use of a pool of server acceptor threads running on said server computer.
15. The computer readable memory of
mapping said request to a servlet object specified in the request.
16. The computer readable memory of
mapping said request to a servlet object using a translation process.
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 09/792,712, filed Feb. 16, 2001 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,405,241 issued Jun. 11, 2002) which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 09/314,461, filed May 18, 1999 (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,247,044 issued Jun. 12, 2001) which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/828,318, filed Mar. 28, 1997 (now U.S. Pat. No. 5,928,323 issued Jul. 27, 1999) which is a continuation in part of application Ser. No. 08/756,325, filed Nov. 25, 1996 (now abandoned), which is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/657,712, filed May 30, 1996 (now abandoned).
A portion of the disclosure of this patent document contains material which is subject to copyright protection. The copyright owner has no objection to the facsimile reproduction by any one of the patent disclosure, as it appears in the Patent and Trademark Office patent files or records, but otherwise reserves all copyright rights whatsoever.
This invention relates generally to exchanging information in a client-server computer environment. More particularly, this invention relates to an improved technique for responding to information requests at a server computer.
Client-server computer networks are well known. The most prominent example of a client-server computer network is the World Wide Web of computers. In a client-server computer network, a server computer receives a request for information from a client computer. Web server software operating on the server computer typically retrieves the requested information from a file stored on a permanent storage device and transmits the file over the network to the client computer that requested the information. The web server software is generally not written using an object oriented programming language. Thus, it is not easily extended to provide new functionality. Given the dynamic nature of today's software marketplace, a product's lack of flexibility and extendibility can seriously hinder the marketability of the product.
Current web server software can generate a file dynamically in response to a request from a client computer. Typically, the web server receives the request and then forks a Common Gateway Interface (CGI) process to dynamically create the file. Once the file has been created, the web server software transmits the file back to the client computer. Unfortunately, it is computationally expensive to fork a process each time dynamic information needs to be generated.
In view of the foregoing, it would be highly desirable to provide a web server which dynamically generates information in response to a client computer request, but which does not incur a process start-up expense while generating the dynamic information. Further, it would be highly desirable to provide an object oriented web server environment that is flexible and extendible.
The invention includes a method and apparatus for operating a local server computer of a client-server network. The invention includes a technique to receive a request from a client computer of the client-server network. A determination is made whether the request requires dynamically generated information from a servlet object of the client-server network. If so, a specified servlet object corresponding to the request may be uploaded from a remote server computer of the client-server network. The specified servlet object is then executed to obtain dynamically generated information corresponding to the request.
The servlet objects of the invention provide an object oriented web server environment which is flexible and extendible. The client-server network of the invention is populated with the servlet objects. The servlet objects operate in a continual loop until invoked. Thus, there is no startup overhead associated with execution of the servlet objects. By observing a common applications program interface, the servlet objects can run in any server environment. A feature of the invention allows untrusted servlet objects to be executed in a secure area, with the dynamically generated information being passed from the secure area into the remaining server environment.
For a better understanding of the nature and objects of the invention, reference should be made to the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
Like reference numerals refer to corresponding parts throughout the several views of the drawings.
The client computer 22 is a standard computer including a Central Processing Unit (CPU) 30 connected to a memory (primary and/or secondary) 32. The memory 32 stores a number of computer programs, including a "browser" 34. As known in the art, a browser is used to communicate with remote server computers 24 and to visually present the information received from such computers. The client computer 22 establishes network communications through a standard network connection device 36.
The server computer 24 includes standard server computer components, including a network connection device 40, a CPU 42, and a memory (primary and/or secondary) 44. The memory 44 stores a set of computer programs to implement the processing associated with the invention. The memory 44 stores a web server 46. The web server 46 may be of the type known in the art, which is modified to include the additional programs shown in
The foregoing discussion provides a general description of the features and benefits of the invention. Attention now turns to a more detailed description of these features and benefits. The left side of
The first processing step shown in
As shown in
If no new request is received, then a check is made to determine whether the queue is empty (step 71). If the queue is not empty or a new request has been received, processing proceeds to step 74. Step 74 entails thread pool administration operations, which are executed by a pool administrator 52.
After the thread pool administration operations are performed (step 74) a thread retrieves a request from the connection queue (step 76). The thread then maps the request to a servlet name (step 78). The servlet may be specified by a URL, in which case the mapping process is direct. On the other hand, some translation process may be required to identify which servlet will be able to service the request. The mapping operation may be performed in one of the following ways. A server administrator may specify that some kinds of client requests always map to a particular servlet. For example, one which talks to a particular database. A server administrator may specie that part of the client request is the name of the servlet, as found in an administered servlets directory. At many sites, that directory would be shared between servers which share the load of processing for the site's clients. Some servers may be able to automatically invoke servlets to filter the output of other servlets, based on their administrative configuration. For example, particular types of servlet output may trigger post-processing by other servlets, perhaps to perform format conversions. Properly authorized clients may specify the servlet to be invoked, without administrative intervention.
Security operations may also be performed by the thread (step 80). A security administrator 60 may be used to identify trusted and untrusted classes of servlets. The decision to trust a servlet may be established by a set of rules associated with the security administrator 60. For example, the security administrator 60 may decide to trust all local servlets and mistrust all uploaded network servlets. Untrusted servlets are then executed in the security area 57, as shown in
JAVA servlets in accordance with the invention provide strong security policy support. This is because all JAVA environments provide a Security Manger which can be used to control whether actions such as network or file access are to be permitted. By default, all servlets are untrusted, and are not allowed to perform operations such as accessing network services or local files. However, servlets "built into" the server, or servlets which have been digitally signed as they were put into JAVA Archive files, may be trusted and granted more permissions by the security manager. A digital signature on executable code indicates that the organization which signed the code "vouches for it" in some sense. Such signatures can't support accountability by themselves, but they do indicate a degree of assurance that may be placed on use of that code. For example, a particular signature from an MIS organization might be required on all code which is granted general access to network services within a corporate intranet. That signature might only be used on code which is strongly believed not to violate particular security policies. Extension APIs in other languages, such as C or scripting languages, can't support such fine grained access controls even if they do allow digital signatures for their code.
After security operations are performed (step 80), the thread is dispatched (step 82 of
If the servlet is not local, then it is uploaded from a remote server 24B (step 88). A decision is then made regarding whether the uploaded servlet is safe (step 90). Recall that the security operation step resulted in the thread acquiring information regarding security parameters for servlets. If there are no security problems associated with the uploaded servlet, then it is executed locally (step 92). On the other hand, if a security problem is identified, then the servlet is executed in a security area (step 94). Thereafter, the dynamically generated results are passed to the non-security area (step 96). A boundary servlet may be used for this purpose. The boundary servlet may be implemented through the use of stubs and subcontracts or through other "fire wall" techniques known in the art. After the servlet is executed, processing returns to step 70 of
The operation of the invention has now been fully described. Attention now turns to a more particular discussion of the servlet objects that are used in accordance with the invention and an embodiment of the application program interface used in connection with the servlet objects. As indicated above, the servlet objects are objects are software objects that are used to dynamically generate information. They are instantiated objects that sit in a loop waiting to be invoked. Preferably, they are implemented as object bytecodes in the JAVA™ programming language. It is well known that the JAVA™ programming language is used to implement "applets" on a client computer. An "applet" is executable JAVA object bytecodes that are used to generate a graphical display on a client computer. The servlets of the present invention are executed on the server side and do not have graphical content.
A servlet is typically instantiated on server startup. In the alternative, the servlet may be instantiated under a predetermined set of conditions or by client invocation. The servlet may be instantiated and executed by using its URL (e.g., http://host/<servlet URL>). The http protocol supports the passing of arguments, thus, arguments may be passed to the servlet (e.g., http://host/<servlet URL>?<arguments>). The properties object is a JAVA programming language properties class which comprises a set of "name:value" pairs. A system administrator can pass arguments to an instantiated HttpServlet object through the properties object. In this way, the system administrator can "customize" an HttpServlet for a particular server at a particular site. For example, the system administrator can pass the Httpservlet object site specific information about the network location of a database which stores documents that will be requested by client processes across the network or the amount of memory available in system buffers which will be used for processing the server administrator.
Once instantiated, a servlet loops until the server is shut off or a destroy method is called on the servlet by the server. Since the servlet operates in a continual loop as it waits for requests to act upon, the server computer avoids the overhead of creating and destroying the servlet between requests to the servlet. In addition, keeping servlets alive between requests allows servlets to pass data and communicate amongst themselves. For example, servlets can maintain data about a user between sessions by the user. This data can be shared among different servlets in order to customize a working environment within which the user works. If servlets were created and destroyed on a per request basis, it would be much more difficult, if not practically impossible, for a servlet to understand the environment within which it runs and utilize this knowledge to provide improved processing capabilities. The server computer can call a destroy method on the servlet when some resource limit in terms of time, memory, etc. is reached.
The servlet application program interface (API) establishes a standard for interfacing servlets with information servers, such as web servers. The servlet API contains methods for initializing a servlet, processing the request, getting servlet information, and destroying the servlet. The servlet API allows platform independent servlets. An example servlet interface is as follows:
Servlets support the familiar programming model of accepting requests and generating responses. The following is a simple servlet defining a single method called "service":
Since servlets are JAVA objects, they have instance-specific data. This means that in effect servlets are independent applications running within servers, without needing the complexity of additional classes (which are required by some alternative server extension APIs). Servlets have access to some servlet-specific configuration data at initialization time. This allows different instances of the same servlet class to be initialized with different data, and be managed as differently named servlets. The data provided at initialization time includes an area where each instance keeps its persistent instance-specific state.
Building upon the previous simple servlet examples, the following program code is an example of a servlet that is used to send Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) text when it is invoked:
The following program code is an example of a servlet that uses the finger protocol to query information about users on specified host computers. The query string parameters <tt>user</tt>, <tt>hosts</tt>, and <tt>verbose</tt> can be used to specify the user and hosts to query. The parameter <tt>user</tt> is the user name, <tt>hosts</tt> is a comma-separated list of host names to query, and <tt>verbose</tt>, if specified, will cause verbose output to be generated. For example, <pre> http:/goa/finger.html?user=dac&hosts=eno,doppio&verbose=yes </pre> will request full information about user "dac" on both hosts "eno" and "doppio".
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that servlets which are being used with the HTTP protocol may support any HTTP method, including GET, POST, HEAD, and more. They may redirect requests to other locations, and send HTTP-specific error messages. They can get access to parameters which were passed through standard HTML forms, including the HTTP method to be performed and the URI, which identifies the destination of the request.
As indicated above, one of the biggest performance features of servlets is that they do not require creation of a new process for each request. In most environments, many servlets run in parallel within the same process as the server. When used in such environments with HTTP, servlets provide compelling performance advantages over both the CGI approach and the Fast-CGI approach. This is because servlets have a small computational expense during thread context switches. Since in most environments servlets can handle many client requests each time they are initialized, the cost of the initialization is spread over many methods. All the client requests to that service have the opportunity to share data and communications resources, benefitting more strongly from system caches.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the servlets of the invention can be used to dynamically extends Java-enabled servers. The servlets provide a general framework for services built using the request-response paradigm. The servlets can provide secure web-based access to data which is presented using HTML web pages and they can be used for interactively viewing or modifying that data using dynamic web page generation techniques.
The servlets of the invention may be used to provide customized multi-user services for customer bases. The servlets are also flexible enough to support standardized services, such as serving static web pages through the HTTP (or HTTPS) protocols, and proxying services. Since they are used for dynamic extensibility, they may be used in a plug-in style, supporting facilities such as search engines and semi-custom applications, such as web-based order entry or inventory systems.
Although the servlets are preferably written in JAVA, the servlet clients may be written in any language. When servlets are used in the middle tiers of distributed application systems, they can in turn be clients to other services, written in any language.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that servlets may be used in several modes. The basic mode is at the core of a request/response protocol. In addition, servlets may be specialized to support protocols such as HTTP. In HTTP based applications, servlets are portable, complete, and much more efficient replacement for CGI based extensions. Also, in HTTP applications, servlets may be used with HTML server side includes to dynamically generate part of a web document.
The foregoing description, for purposes of explanation, used specific nomenclature to provide a thorough understanding of the invention. However, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that the specific details are not required in order to practice the invention. In other instances, well known circuits and devices are shown in block diagram form in order to avoid unnecessary distraction from the underlying invention. Thus, the foregoing descriptions of specific embodiments of the present invention are presented for purposes of illustration and description. They are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise forms disclosed, obviously many modifications and variations are possible in view of the above teachings. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and its practical applications, to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best utilize the invention and various embodiments with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated. It is intended that the scope of the invention be defined by the following claims and their equivalents.
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