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GENEVA- A four-year investigation into allegations of torture at the Chicago Police Department needs to go further, a U.N. anti-torture panel said Friday, calling on the United States to ensure punishment for law enforcement officials who mistreated suspects.
Allegations include officers using suffocation techniques, such as placing a typewriter cover over a suspect's head, along with electric shocks, beatings and mock Russian Roulette to elicit confessions.
It is unclear whether the investigation will lead to indictments. Statutes of limitations could be an issue because some of the allegations date from the 1970s.
The United States "should promptly, thoroughly and impartially investigate all allegations of acts of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment by law enforcement personnel and bring perpetrators to justice," said the committee, a panel of 10 independent experts who review nations' compliance with a 1984 global convention establishing a broad ban on prisoner mistreatment.
The U.N. report also criticized American policies in its war on terrorism, and said U.S. authorities are failing to protect prisoners held in domestic prisons against acts of sexual violence. It also called on the U.S. to improve conditions for women and children under custody.
Fernando Marino Menendez, an expert from Spain who chairs the committee, said the U.S. government needed to provide more information on what it was doing to ensure justice for people claiming to have been tortured by Chicago police.
U.S. authorities should inform the committee "if they have already found out some problems about police brutality and torture in Chicago, about which nothing has been done for some time," Marino Menendez told reporters.
Cook County's Chief Criminal Court Judge Paul Biebel appointed special prosecutors Edward J. Egan and Robert D. Boyle in 2002 to investigate claims of torture by a violent crimes unit led by former Chicago Police Lt. Jon Burge, who has denied any misconduct but was fired in 1993 for mistreating a suspect. The investigation has cost US$5.5 million.
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Unfortunately, our kids hear many lies about God. Whether they are in school or hanging out with their friends, they can be victims of false beliefs by others who claim to know God. C.H. Spurgeon describes these hypocrites as spiders who weave their webs of deception. Our kids need to be aware of these 8-legged liars and here is a fun Bible object lesson to help teach this important truth.
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The object you will use for this lesson will be a pretend spider web with a spider in it. It would also be nice if you could have a pretend fly that you could mount on a skewer to show it "flying" towards the web.
Ask the following questions to help stimulate discussion:
1. What am I holding up? (Hold up the spider web and wait for a response.) You're right. It's a spider web.
2. What does the spider use his spider web for? (Wait for responses such as they catch their prey inside of it. Show the fly moving toward the web.)
3. Did you know that people who pretend to love God can be like a spider that spins his web of lies about God? (Wait for responses.)
4. What are some lies you might hear told about God? (Wait for responses such as, "God won't care if you do something bad." Or "God did not create the world.)
5. Ask a child to read Isaiah 59:5.
6. Say the following: Let's learn a little more about this portion of Scripture and how it teaches us to live our lives for God. Here are 3 important points about this truth.
Point 1: Do you remember what a spider uses his spider web for? That's right. He uses it to catch his breakfast, lunch or dinner. If a fly comes along and gets caught in the web, the spider wraps him up in his string and saves him for mealtime. Kind of yucky, huh?
Point 2: A famous preacher from long ago once said that people who pretend to love the Lord, but really don't are like spiders and their webs are made with strings of lies that try to catch real Christians and make them change their minds about Jesus. Watch out for these kinds of people. They make up things that aren't' true and change things in the Bible.
Point 3: But don't worry. Spider webs are weak and can easily be torn down. You just need to get out your "broom of truth" and knock down any lies you may hear about Jesus or the Bible. Spider webs are no place for a Christian to be tangled in. Just rest instead in the arms of the Lord and His truth.
This 3-Point Bible Object Lesson for Kids was inspired by my reading of C.H. Spurgeon's devotional on Isaiah 59:5 from his book Morning and Evening. You too can be inspired by your favorite Christian authors and come up with your own 3-Point Sermon for Kids.
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DID is a very real condition that derives from early childhood trauma.
Before you begin searching through the trauma vault, make sure you are surrounded by people you trust including at least one good psychiatrist AND psychologist. You'll need the psychologist for talk therapy and the psychiatrist for meds (if you need any). Make no mistake, this is not something to be approached lightly. Integrating trauma is the most painful and horrific thing a person can go through. I cannot describe how painful it is, and many people don't make it through the integration process and end up committing suicide because it's just too much to process.
If you truly feel you have good supports, then start with a talk therapist. It took me one year before my memories started coming up and once they did, it's been a long and painful process. But with the pain comes healing, and when you don't remember a big part of your life, you tend not to live a quality life as a result.
And fyi, usually survivors of sexual abuse use many coping skills...'putting it somewhere else' so you don't have to process it is one of them, and another is anti social behavior that includes brushes with the law. It's all part of being emotionally disturbed.
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I don't know where you live, in what country, but you should be able to find a program that could subsidize your therapy. Or at the very least, offer you sliding scale. Therapists, out of pocket, can be expensive. But many of them do sliding scale, and let you pay what you can afford.
Where I live there is a therapy program run by Catholic Families that offer $5.00 sessions with registered psychotherapists. They aren't religious in their treatment approach, they are subsidized by the Catholic Church to offer these services to people of low income.
Check with your county, and city social services, and ask your GP. I'm pretty sure you'll be able to find something.
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International Labor Rights Forum (ILRF) works for a world where workers have the power to speak out and organize to defend and advance their rights and interests; a world where workers have the right to form unions and bargain collectively to secure a safe and dignified life for themselves and their families; and a world where everyone is free from discrimination, forced labor and child labor. The ILRF houses the Cotton Campaign.
The Cotton Campaign is a global coalition of human rights, labor, investor and business organizations dedicated to eradicating child labor and forced labor in cotton production. Our goals are to end the state systems of forced labor in Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan's cotton sectors. We pursue our goals by advocating to the governments of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan; advocating to governments, companies, investors, and international institutions to use their influence with the governments of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan; supporting civil society in Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan; and raising public awareness and activism.
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- Work with the Steering Committee to continuously develop and implement the campaign strategy, working with committee members to identify advocacy opportunities and to support them to lead on advocacy efforts within their area of expertise
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funding of terrorist activities in the country.
A special attention was being paid for terror funding of
separatists and terror groups in Kashmir and the constitution
of Combating of Funding of Terrorist (CFT) is a step in this
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the sources of funding of Kashmiri terrorists, he said.
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the Ministry of Home Affairs, but will be headed by an officer
of the Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax), they said.
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1. Technical Field.
The present invention relates to a semiconductor field detector magnetic head and to a head obtained by this process. The magnetic head according to the invention is either a read-only or a read and write head. It is used in magnetic recording, no matter whether the support is a tape, a hard disk, a floppy disk, etc.
2. Prior Art.
The magnetic head according to the invention is of the general type having a planar structure and with thin films or coatings. Such heads are known and are more particularly described in European patent applications EP-A-152,326 and EP-A-262,028 (or the corresponding US-A-4,837,924).
In order to increase the informations storage capacity on the tracks read by such heads, the width of the tracks is reduced. There has also been a reduction of the speed of the recording coating in front of the reading head. For this double reason, there has been a reduction in the intensity of the reading signal produced by a conductor winding.
In order to obviate this disadvantage, it has been proposed that use be made of a magnetoresistant element placed in or in the vicinity of the magnetic circuit in order to read the magnetic flux variations. This element is generally a ferromagnetic coating, usually of iron-nickel.
Such a magnetoresistant element head is described in French patent application FR-A-2,645,314. The attached FIG. 1 shows in section the essential means of a head of this type. As shown, the head comprises an e.g. silicon substrate 10, in which has been etched a recess. Electrolytic growth takes place in said recess of a horizontal magnetic coating 12, extended by two vertical posts 13. A write coil 14 is also formed and surrounds the posts 13, said coil being embedded in an insulating layer 16. A magnetoresistant element 22 is then formed, followed by an upper magnetic coating 18 with an amagnetic spacer 20. In such a head, the reading signal is sampled at the terminals of the magnetoresistant element 22.
Although satisfactory in certain respects, such devices suffer from disadvantages. Thus, the resistance variations of the magnetoresistant element are substantially quadratic, so that in order to obtain a linear response, it is necessary to apply to the magnetoresistant element a continuous magnetic field in order to polarize the magnetization of the ferromagnetic coating. Magnetization is generally at 45� from the current lines passing through the element. This requirement makes it more difficult to implement this reading means.
In addition, the reading signal sampled at the magnetoresistant element terminals is greatly disturbed by the changes of the magnetic state of the coating. Thus, the latter is often split into zones, which produce sudden magnetization variations when their walls are displaced or deform. These sudden variations lead to a significant noise in the reading signal.
Finally and more particularly, the thin magnetic film undergoes a variation in its characteristics as a function of the field to be detected. If the field applied is too high, the film is saturated and the sensitivity of the reading rapidly drops.
The present invention aims to obviate these disadvantages. For this purpose it recommends abandoning the prior art ferromagnetic magnetoresistant coatings in order to adopt another means sensitive to the magnetic field and in the form of a semiconductor sensor. Such sensors are naturally known per se, but not as reading means in a magnetic head. They can be HALL cells, magnetodiodes, magnetotransistors, etc.
Such a detector, e.g. a HALL probe could be placed in a gap especially made in the magnetic circuit of a head. However, this would be a complex procedure requiring mechanical assembly, bonding, etc. and would only apply in the case of solid magnetic circuits (e.g. of mumetal).
The present invention proposes the use of such sensors in thin film reading heads and in particular in planar heads on silicon.
Therefore the present invention proposes a process for the production of a planar magnetic head with a silicon substrate, in which the first stage is to produce a semiconductor sensor, which requires the use of high temperatures and then around said sensor is formed the magnetic circuit of the head. Therefore the sensor is not joined to the head, being instead integrated therewith.
More specifically, the present invention relates to a process for the production of a magnetic reading head, characterized in that it comprises the following operations:
starting with a silicon substrate,
in a first phase at least one magnetic field sensitive semiconductor sensor is produced on one face of said substrate,
in a second phase formation takes place on the same substrate face and around the sensor o a magnetic circuit incorporating a lower magnetic coating parallel to the substrate, two magnetic posts perpendicular to the substrate and an upper magnetic coating parallel to the substrate, bearing on the two posts and having a head gap.
Two variants are provided, depending on whether the sensor is sensitive to a perpendicular or to a parallel magnetic field.
According to a simple embodiment only one sensor is produced, although two can be produced.
The process according to the invention more particularly aims at producing a magnetic reading head. However, it can be completed by the formation of a conductor winding in order to obtain a head, which also functions in writing.
The present invention also relates to a magnetic head, which is obtained by the process defined hereinbefore.
FIG. 1, already described, shows a planar head with magnetoresistance according to the prior art.
FIGS. 2a to 2i illustrate different phases in the production of a magnetic head according to a variant of the invention.
FIG. 3 diagrammatically shows the passage through the sensor of field lines in a variant having a vertical field sensitive sensor.
FIGS. 4a and 4b illustrate a variant with two sensors.
FIGS. 5a to 5d illustrate different phases in the production of a magnetic head according to a further variant of the invention.
FIGS. 6a to 6d illustrate different phases in the production of a magnetic head according to another variant of the invention with a horizontal field sensitive sensor.
FIG. 7 shows in a plan view a subassembly with its sensor and its implementation means.
FIG. 8 illustrates a sensor of the HALL cell type in integrated bipolar technology.
FIG. 9 illustrates another HALL cell-type sensor in a vertical configuration and in CMOS technology.
FIG. 10 illustrates a sensor of the magnetotransistor type having a N channel, MOS structure.
FIG. 11 illustrates a double drain magnetotransistor-type sensor.
FIGS. 2a to 2i illustrate different stages of a first variant for the performance of the process in which production takes place of a single semiconductor sensor sensitive to a magnetic field parallel to the plane of the sensor. The first stage is a monocrystalline silicon substrate 30 (FIG. 2a) on whose upper face is deposited a semiconductor sensor 32 (FIG. 2b). A recess 34 is then formed in the substrate 30 with a first end 33 located in the vicinity of the sensor 32 and another end 35 remote from said sensor 32 (FIG. 2c).
In the said recess 34 is formed the lower magnetic coating 36 (FIG. 2d). For this purpose and in accordance with a known process, it is possible to deposit a metal coating 37 at the bottom of the recess and electrolytically grow the coating 36 using the coating 37 as the electrode.
In the case where it is wished to obtain not only a read head, but also a write head, a conductor winding is formed by depositing an insulating coating 38, e.g. of silica, by etching a spiral in said coating and filling said spiral with a metal. Thus, a spiral winding 40 is obtained, which is preferably closed on the side opposite to the sensor 32 (FIG. 2e).
This is followed by the deposition of a second insulating coating 42, e.g. of silica, in order to completely bury the winding 40 (FIG. 2f).
Two openings 44,46 are etched in the insulators 38,42, the first above the sensor 32 and the second above the end 35 of the lower magnetic coating 36 (FIG. 2g).
For example, using electrolytic growth, formation then takes place of a first magnetic post 48 on the sensor 32 and a second magnetic post 50 on the end 35 of the magnetic coating (FIG. h).
On these two posts 48,50 is finally produced the upper magnetic coating 52 with its head gap 54 (FIG. 2i).
FIG. 3 shows in greater detail the zone of the sensor. The broken lines illustrate the magnetic field lines between the end 33 of the coating 36 and the magnetic post 48. FIG. 3 shows that the sensor is traversed by field lines which, without being strictly perpendicular to the sensor plane, have a very significant perpendicular component.
FIGS. 4a and 4b illustrate a variant with two sensors. In this case, the process comprises the following essential operations:
on the upper face of the substrate 30 are formed two sensors 32/1, 32/2, which are spaced from one another,
a recess 34 is formed in the substrate between the two sensors 32/1, 32/2,
the lower magnetic coating 36 is formed in said recess 34 (FIG. 4a).
By means of operations identical to those of FIGS. 2g and 2h, two magnetic posts 48/1, 48/22 are produced above the two sensors 32/1, 32/2 (FIG. 4b).
As in the previous embodiment, the head is completed by producing on the two magnetic posts 48/1, 48/2, the upper magnetic coating with its not shown head gap.
FIGS. 5a to 5d illustrate a variant in which the sensor is positioned essentially in the centre of the lower magnetic layer instead of being located at one of its ends. In this variant:
a single sensor 32 is produced on the surface of the substrate 30,
a first recess 34/1 is formed in the substrate 30 with a first end 33/1 located in the vicinity of the sensor 32 and a second end 35/1 remote from the sensor 32,
in said first recess 34/1 is formed a first portion 36/1 of the lower magnetic coating (FIG. 5a).
This is followed by the deposition of an insulating coating 60 and a second recess 34/2, symmetrical to the first with respect to the sensor 32 is etched. Said second recess has a first end 33/2 located close to the sensor and a second end 35/2 remote from the sensor (FIG. 5b).
This is followed by the formation, e.g. by electrolytic growth, of the second portion 36/2 of the lower magnetic coating (FIG. 5c). Two magnetic posts 50/1, 50/2 are formed at the two ends 35/1, 35/2 remote from the sensor (FIG. 5d). On these two magnetic posts 50/1, 50/2 is then produced the upper magnetic coating with its not shown head gap.
In the two variants of FIGS. 4a/FIG. 4b on the one hand and FIG. 5a to 5d on the other, the conductor winding 40 can surround the magnetic posts due to the symmetry of the structure.
In the embodiments which have been illustrated hereinbefore, the semiconductor sensor operates with a magnetic field substantially perpendicular to the sensor plane. In the case of FIGS. 6a to 6d on the one hand and 7 on the other, the sensor operates with a magnetic field parallel to its plane. To obtain a magnetic head with such a sensor, the following procedure must be adopted.
The first stage is to produce a horizontal sensor 32 on the silicon substrate 30. On either side of the sensor 32 are formed first and second recesses 70/1, 70/2 having a certain depth (FIG. 6a).
In said first and second recesses are formed first and second magnetic coatings, respectively 72/1, 72/2. Each of these coatings has a thickness which is twice the depth of the first and second recesses 70/1, 70/2 (FIG. 6b). An insulator 74 is then deposited on the assembly and a double spiral conductor winding 76 is formed (FIG. 6c).
Two openings are then made in the insulator 74 above the ends 77/1, 77/2 of the first and second coatings 72/1, 72/2 opposite to the sensor 32. In these openings are then formed two magnetic posts 80/1 and 80/2. The process is completed by the formation on said two magnetic posts 80/1, 80/2 of an upper magnetic coating 84 with its head gap 86 (FIG. 6d).
In this embodiment, the sensor 32 is enclosed by the two magnetic parts 72/1, 72/2 and it is located at mid-height. Thus, it is traversed by magnetic field lines passing horizontally from one part to the other (broken lines in FIG. 6d). Therefore it functions with a field parallel to its plane.
FIG. 7 is a plan view in accordance with the section indicated on FIG. 6d passing through the posts 80/1, 80/2. Sensor 32 is surrounded by various diagrammatically represented means 90 and which are power supply contacts, measurement contacts, polarizing circuits, etc.
The structure of a semiconductor sensor is described in greater detail in FIGS. 8 to 11. It is pointed out that each of the said devices per se is known. A description can be gathered from the following articles:
H. P. BALTES and R. S. POPOVIC "Integrated Semiconductor Magnetic-Field Sensor"Proc. IEEE, 74. (1986), pp. 1107-1132.
S. KORDIC "Integrated Silicon Magnetic-Field Sensors, Sensors and Actuators"Proc. IEEE, 10, (1986), pp. 347-378. J. E. LENZ "A Review of Magnetic Sensors". Proc. IEEE, 78 (1990), pp. 973-989.
S. TAKAMIYA and K. FUJIKAWA "Differential Amplification Magnetic Sensor"IEEE Trans. Electr. Dev. ED-19, (1972), pp. 1085-1090.
R. S. POPOVIC "The Vertical HALL-Effect Device"IEEE Electr. Dev. Lett. EDL-5, (1984), pp. 357-358.
In addition, these sensors were dealt with in a thesis submitted by Nathalie MATHIEU entitled "Study of sensors integrated on Si and GaAs for the detection of magnetic fields" submitted on Jul. 16, 1992 at the National Polytechnical Institute of Grenoble.
FIG. 8 firstly shows a bipolar integrated technology Hall cell. There is a silicon substrate 30, of the P-type, with a N-type epitaxied coating 31. This coating is insulated by a depleted coating 33. The power supplies take place by two N+ -type contacts 102,104. The HALL voltage, which is the reading voltage supplied by the head, is sampled on the two N+ -doped lateral contacts 106,108.
According to the invention, it is also possible to use a HALL cell associated with a differential amplifier having two transistors also known as a differential amplification magnetic sensor (DAMS). The HALL region is then the common base of the transistors.
These sensors are sensitive to a field applied perpendicular to their plane. FIG. 9 shows a CMOS HALL cell, but which on this occasion is sensitive to a horizontal field. The substrate 30 is of N-type silicon and is surrounded by a P-type guard ring 110. It comprises N+ -type power supply contacts 112,114, grid contacts 116,118 and a central reading voltage sampling contact 120.
FIGS. 10 and 11 relate to sensors of the magnetotransistor type. FIG. 10 firstly shows a N channel MOS structure. It is possible to see the P-type silicon substrate 30, a source 120 and a drain 122, both of the N+ type, an insulating coating 124 and a conductive grid 125. It also comprises two N+ -doped lateral contacts 126 on which the reading voltage is sampled and which is a function of the magnetic field applied. This field is applied vertically.
In FIG. 11 the magnetotransistor once again has a N+ -doped source 130, a grid 132, but a drain split into two portions 134/1,134/2. When a magnetic field is applied perpendicular to the plane of the device, the symmetry of the drain current lines is broken. The useful signal is formed by the difference of the drain currents.
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Lee's layup with 13.3 seconds remaining lifts Knicks over 76ers
PHILADELPHIA -- David Lee played with a heavy heart. He was still right there when the New York Knicks needed him at the end.
Lee scored 24 points and hit the game-winning layup with 13.3 seconds remaining, one day after the death of his grandfather, and the New York Knicks salvaged the finale of a three-game trip with a 93-92 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.
Lee started for New York despite the death of his grandfather, E. Desmond Lee, who was 92 when he passed away on Tuesday night. Lee considered skipping this game but changed his mind.
"I made the decision to stay here rather than going to St. Louis because I wanted to fill that role as team captain and leader of this team," said Lee, who added nine rebounds. "It was a quality win for us. I didn't have the best energy, but it was enough."
Wilson Chandler added 18 points, Al Harrington scored 17, Jared Jeffries had 15 and Danilo Gallinari 12 for the Knicks (16-22), who snapped a two-game losing streak. The Knicks also ended a nine-game skid in Philadelphia, dating to Dec. 17, 2004.
"We finally got one here," Jeffries said. "We made some big plays when we needed them down the stretch."
Allen Iverson scored 16 points, Rodney Carney added 13 and Samuel Dalembert had 12 and a season-high 21 rebounds for the Sixers (12-26), who had won two straight and their previous six meetings with New York.
Dalembert played with an even heavier heart in the aftermath of Tuesday's earthquake which devastated his home country of Haiti and left thousands dead. Dalembert, who was born in Port-au-Prince in 1980 and lived there until he was 14 before moving to Montreal, was still trying to gather information on family members still living in Haiti before Wednesday's game.
While his father and one sister had contacted him, a number of other relatives and friends were still unaccounted for as he prepared to play.
"It was a relief and I can say that," Dalembert said. "When the game started, I was able to keep my mind on the game. It kind of helped me out for two hours."
Before Fridays game against Sacramento, Dalembert will continue to monitor the situation and assist in fundraising efforts.
"We should be announcing something in the next couple of days," Dalembert said.
Thaddeus Young also chipped in with 11 points for the Sixers, and Marreese Speights had 10 in the final 8:40, his only playing time all night.
A driving layup by Speights gave the Sixers a 90-86 lead with 1:30 remaining. But Chandler responded with a three-point play, and Lee hit a baseline jumper from 12 feet to push the Knicks ahead 91-90 with 43.4 seconds left.
After Speights knocked in a difficult layup off the glass, Lee provided the game-winner with a layup on an assist from Chris Duhon.
"We got a really shot on that possession," said Duhon, who had seven assists. "It was a great road win for us. We had lost a couple in a row and it feels really good to get this one, especially the way we got it."
Carney missed a 3-pointer as time expired.
"He got a good look," Sixers coach Eddie Jordan said of the last shot.
The Knicks hit nine of their first 10 shots but eventually cooled off, trailing 48-47 at halftime.
Dalembert had 10 points and 11 rebounds in the first half alone for the 76ers.
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The Sixers held a moment of silence before the game out of respect for Dalembert. ... The Knicks committed only three turnovers in the first half. ... The Sixers outrebounded New York 54-37.
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Nectarine Pavlovas
Pastry chef Caitlin Freeman arranges thin slices of nectarine on a meringue shell filled with pastry cream to create a stunning dessert inspired by a Modigliani portrait.
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- 4 large egg whites
- ½ tsp. cream of tartar
- ½ c. superfine sugar
- 1 tbsp. superfine sugar
- ½ c. confectioners' sugar
- 1 c. milk
- 2 tbsp. milk
- 1 chamomile tea bag
- 1 large egg
- ¼ c. granulated sugar
- 2 tbsp. cornstarch
- 2 tbsp. unsalted butter
- 3 large nectarines
- Meringues: Preheat oven to 250 degrees F and line 2 medium baking sheets with parchment paper. Position racks in lower and upper thirds of oven. In bowl of a standing electric mixer fitted with whisk, beat egg whites with cream of tartar at medium speed until soft peaks form. Slowly pour in 1/2 cup of superfine sugar and beat at high speed until egg whites are stiff and glossy. In a small bowl, whisk sifted confectioners' sugar with remaining 1 tablespoon of superfine sugar. Using a rubber spatula, gently fold sugar mixture into meringue in 3 additions.
- Spoon 3 rounded 1/2-cup mounds of meringue onto each baking sheet. Using back of spoon, form the meringue into 4-inch rounds with a well in center. Place meringues in oven and immediately lower temperature to 200 degrees F. Bake for 2 hours, or until crisp on outside but still a bit chewy in center; rotate sheets halfway through baking. Let cool completely.
- Filling: Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan, heat milk just until small bubbles appear around edge. Add tea bag, cover and let steep off heat for 10 minutes, pressing tea bag occasionally. Discard tea bag.
- In a medium heatproof bowl, whisk egg with granulated sugar and cornstarch. Gradually whisk in warm milk. Transfer mixture to saucepan and cook over moderate heat, whisking vigorously, until very thick, smooth and shiny, 3 to 4 minutes. Scrape pastry cream into a bowl and let cool slightly. Whisk in cubed butter until incorporated. Place a sheet of plastic wrap directly onto surface of pastry cream and refrigerate for about 2 hours, until chilled.
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The U.S. Department of Labor has announced a total of $27 million in National Emergency Grant awards to Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi to assist workers along the Gulf Coast who have been displaced as a result of the ongoing Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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The U.S. Department of Labor has announced a total of $27 million in National Emergency Grant awards to four key states to assist workers along the Gulf Coast who have been displaced as a result of the ongoing Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The states are Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
"Working families in the Gulf Coast have been dealt a tremendous blow by this oil spill, and they are facing serious long-term challenges. They need and deserve our help now," said U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis. "From the start, we have been actively engaged in ensuring workers tackling the cleanup are kept safe and healthy. These grants will help those still looking for work find jobs that are good, safe, and will help the region's economy get back on track."
The funds are being granted to workforce agencies in the four states experiencing economic hardship as a result of wage decline and job loss in the shrimping, fishing, hospitality and tourism industries. Alabama and Mississippi each will receive $5 million. Florida will receive $7 million, and Louisiana will receive $10 million.
The resources are being provided to the states to increase their capacity to help workers now while they seek reimbursement from BP for the costs associated with retraining and re-employment assistance. Services funded by the grant money may include skills assessment, basic skills training, individual career counseling and occupational skills training.
Since April, the Labor Department has been involved in the Deepwater Horizon response. The department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration is deployed across the Gulf Coast monitoring the cleanup and ensuring BP provides appropriate worker safety and health training and protections.
The department's Employment and Training Administration has created One-Stop Career Centers where workers can receive information on unemployment insurance and job opportunities posted through the public workforce system. Additionally, the department's Wage and Hour Division has been on the ground consulting with multiple agencies and interested parties, and providing materials to ensure cleanup workers are paid the wages they deserve.
National Emergency Grants are part of the secretary of labor's discretionary fund and are awarded based on a state's ability to meet specific guidelines.
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A Victory for the Public on Foreclosures?
So there was big news yesterday on the foreclosure settlement front. We still have to wait and see what the final deal looks like, but there are reports out that the long-awaited settlement is a far, far better deal for the public than expected. If these reports are true, it looks like New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and California AG Kamala Harris have scored an enormous victory in narrowing the scope of the settlement to the point where it really only covers robosigning abuses.
According to reports (like this one in the Huffington Post), the deal will not include:
- Criminal liability.
- Tax liability
- Fair lending, fair housing, or any other civil rights claim.
- Federal Housing Finance Agency or the GSEs [Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac]
- CFPB claims for the period after they came into existence in July 2011
- SEC claims
- National Credit Union Association Claims
- FDIC claims
- Federal Reserve Board claims
- MERS claims
If that is true, and all of those things are out of the deal, and the banks are still exposed to liability not only for all of those things, but also for the broad range of offenses related to securitization, then $25 billion, dare I say it, might not even be a completely sucky number. It's far less than the real liability, but it's a much bigger sum than I ever thought would be negotiated just for robosigning.
I'm interested to see what the market reaction will be if this deal goes through. On the one hand the banks will all obtain some certaintly and relief from robosigning claims. But on the other hand, all the banks are still on the hook in other areas, nost notably putbacks of bad loans.
Score one for Schneiderman/Harris. Coupled with the news that the subpoenas have already started dropping on the securitization front, I'm almost optimistic.
p.s. let me clarify something, for readers who might mistake my meaning here. Robosigning is not a small offense. It's not a "clerical" issue. It's a mass-perjury issue, a tax evasion issue, a contractual fraud issue, and it's a criminal conspiracy issue (the banks' highest executives were engaged in planning it) and it resulted in millions of errors that resulted in untold numbers of premature foreclosures.
Robosigning had a profound and immediate impact on large numbers of actual human beings, and I don't want people to think I'm dismissing it as unimportant. I probably also shouldn't celebrate news like this until I see how the actual deal looks, what wording is used to narrow the deal's purview, how homeowners and other victims will be compensated, what will be done to prevent it in the future, and so on.
But my point was that, while a gross crime and one of the more obvious (and easily provable) parts of the criminal scheme common during the mortgage bubble years, robosigning is really an ancillary part of an even more enormous fraud that went on, and is still going on, in securitization/origination. Many homeowners were victimized by robosigning, but your more common victim of bank fraud during this time was an investor in MBS -- maybe even another WallStreet entity like a hedge fund or a bond insurer, maybe a foreign trade union, maybe a state worker whose pension fund lost 40% of its value because it was sold bad bonds by a too-big-to-fail bank. And the hook that snared those victims was securitization.
When I first heard about the foreclosure settlement, I thought it might contain a broad waiver for everything, including the tax evasion issues, the fair lending issues, securitization, and all the other things on that list above. If they did that, that would be TARPx10. My only point about this deal is that it appears to have been effectively negotiated down from a bloocurdling outrage to whatever it is now, which is probably something far less than that: it may still be a serious underpay, but it's not the unreal, criminal giveaway it was originally meant to be.
And it still leaves plenty of room for criminal investigation and reform. The people who organized and supervised the robosigning could and should still be targets of criminal prosecution, deal or no deal: this won't change that.
All I'm saying is, good for Schneiderman/Harris for holding out and preventing this settlement from being another AIG -- a secret backroom bailout in which everybody at the table got the government to solve their balance sheet problems in 24-48 hours of frenzied, disorganized discussion. This is still a bailout, but at the very least, someone represented the public this time around.
We still have to see what it looks like in the end, but I'm encouraged.
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